V
IS RHKI9
Tndav Wannest Since Cold
' Snap Began; Streets Still
Snow Covered and Relief
) NotlnSighr
With' the temperature hovering be
tween 1 and, 30 degrees throughout
the day "toe- "feather in Salem today;
' , wnrmest in four days. At no
wets.
time during the night did the mer
cury drop below .12 degrees and with
the coming oi aawn n biuu..,
ean to climb until at nine o'ctock 1
ranched 18 above. :rl.th the mod,
eration came slight thawing ot ice and
snow and conditions geueiu.i.j v.cro
more agreeable. ' '
For the first time since the snow
storm began local, car service, and
trains on the Oregon Electric system
were running on schedule today. By
night trains on the Southern Pacific
lines wilU be running on time, officials
believed. They said that small lines
to towns throughout the valley have
been opened up and train service re
sumed. '
Cleaning Gutters
Khs orew of 13 men In the city
..t Hnftrtment Wert busy today
i t e-ntters and making it
cieumuB . , ,
possible for melting snow to run un
interrupted into the
Commissioner Low asked that any
one throwing snow from sidewalks or
from roofs be careful to not get it In
' to the open gutters. Anyone doing
' this,- he said, Will, be forced to clean
. thaM nut. V '" '" : '
The gutters are Being nem y
, prevent the flooding of streets should
; a rapid thaw occur. When the actual
thaw sets in, Low said, he will bring
the graders into play, and bank all
L. the? snow in the streets along the
. sides, clearing the street to traffic and
'. heaping the snow. in such a manner
that rappld thaw wilt be impossible..
TCVtuld Pile Snow . . . -
expressed disapproval oi tne
of hauling the snow from the
Tonight and Tuesday rain or show.
Minimum 12
3
3
IMsa far fcs Carrkrs HsSl&V if pi 6 tz
O h
in
receire yesr u
81 before 630 o'clock aid cse r3 h j;x
rOS SOVKMBKR, 11 -
' V 5'4;S, 9 : i
Only blM KMibi AwHt Bareaa
at OscaSatian.
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42ND YEARNO. 296-8 PAGES
salem, oregon; Monday, December 15, 1919.
FULflLlHEIIT
iOF PEACE PACT
Criminal Negligence
Has Salem's initiative and resource ; dnmaa-e suit resulting from Injuries
froxen along with its water pipes? sustained by any person through oeg-
or nearly a week the snow has lirence on th part ot the city In
been lying from one to two feet deep making the streets and sidewalks safe
I in the streets and no effort has yet
I been made to clear it from even the
business section. Where other cities
Ioegan immediately after the snow
stopped .falling to cart it away and
make the streets safe and passable,
I Salem has done nothing to speak ot.
Individual parties have cleared, or I and ledges of various buildings in tne
partially cleared the sidewalks In business section hugs Icicles and great
at i. v (ironi 01 ineir Places ot ouauiess. oumumps oi irorcn bhuw -
Uemanuintf Olffllin? OI irO-1 to c'ty street department has oon-1 constant menace to th mtety ot pr-
- - J B 5 Z . - 1 fir,.
German Reply to Allied Note
would knock aH the economy out ot
such a stand.
Nor is this matter ot -cleaning the
streets the only way In which the city
administration Is neglecting to saf
guard the live and limbs ot people
1 moving about town. From the cornices
house rushes
UIDERU
OF PAPER BILL
SUSTAINS Wii
mm dw.ot
Hinhest Tribunal Decrees Pro
hibition Act Must Be Enforced
Until Peace Is Proclaimed
Decision Rendered Tc .
tocol Submitted to Confer
ence Today
By Henry Wood
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
Paris, Dec. 15. The German reply
to the allies' note demanding signature
fined its efforts to clearing a narrow
ditch, which will cave in and become
clogged again as soon as a rapid thaw
starts, along the curbs.
Piling Dangerous
Today the proposal is made to
scrape the snow into large piles and
allow it to melt away gradually. Such
a method of handling it will not clear
the streets and will add to the dangers
of a thaw. The first drop in the tem
perature below freezing following the
of the peace treaty protocol was sub- thaw find the gtreetg and Blae
mitted at 10:30 a. m. today.
walks surrounding the ' piles ot snow
sons passing beneath. Instead of com
pelltng the owners ot the btniaings to
.remove these, some of the dangerous
spots are being roped oft and pedes-1
trians forced to detour rats the streets!
In other places no attention Is appar-1
entiy Deing paiu iu iv udnfl.i , ,
On Bare txxirm i
There Is but one safs and sans
thing to do In regard to the snow in
the streets cart it away. Trucks and
other conveyances may "be comman-
iWrort here as well as la ether cities
; and there are more men applying oai'
Limitation of Size of Papers
Considered; Anthony Pre
dicts Famine: Canadian Sup
ply Kay Be Cut Off
1 Washington, Dec. 15,-War time prohibition h constitu
tional, the supreme court today decided.
Enforcement of the act must continue until peace is
proclaimed, the court decreea
streets blocked, or partially. Snow and
ice scattered from the piles will make
the streets dangerously slippery at all
times.
Tift nlea that the city cannot at-
be used in the work. High school and
ucniom.ttn university students, now
umlssed from school, are -seeking
The present Inactivity of the city of
ficials In tailing to taas some nri"
ford the expense of carting the snow J toward protecting the Both-
away is a poor economy stana. unoung nnun -
change ratifications of. the treaty be-
fore the end oi tne mom...
He
streets, saying! that the city has not , ding Scsipa Fiow. '
enough money to carry on such work. ) impression prevails that the
By keeping the gutters open, . he j Qermans will sign the protocol and m-
lieves, ana meiuns
commodated, and the flooding of base-"
- ments will not ooour. " f
With the report that a fine of from
in mn awaits any one who does
-: not oleaH the sidewalks abutting his
" property many citizens were out early
this morning armed with hoes, shov
els, brooms, and spaaes removes
BniUs estimated that merchants down
. town are losing 175.060 dally because
, ..ii,. iodine into the business
' district, and ' thoroughfares down
..notiio to tet to town and
i town are not cleared of
do the usual shopping. -Christmas
shopping - that was being
done prior to the storm has come to
an almost absolute standstill, because
those who would come down town
have been unable -to make their way
over the impassible sidewalks.
, ; Gas Turned on.
At the council meeting tonight leg.
lslation for the removal of the snow
from - the streets as a .preventative
against any flood may some up for
discussion, it Is understood. Appro
priation of a sum ot money to tin-
! ance this ork may be sought. - .
All parts of the city were again
supplpied with gas this afternoon.
Water Sltuatalon Better -The
water situation In Salem as
improving today. The pressure reg
j .,n,ninr station was )
on imdf be ow normal
: pressure, but several pounds higher
than it has been most of the tune
since the storm wrought havoc to the
system. With the continued rot
ation of the weather water company
officials believe the supply will M
normal soon. Conservation of water,
although not practiced generally,
aided some in increasing pressure to.
day. . ..
m... j,,-trv. streets was
..o ,iv. But for the
first time in years autos ww -minority.:
teams being used to draw
dairy wagons or sleighs, and other ae
livery vehicles. V ' .
The .meeting of the . Tuesday Mus
ical club, scheduled to be held at tn
- jr. nrni, nnton. has been
ndinn.d inflef initely. The new date
for the meeting will be announcea
later. . -
Baron Von Lersner handed the note covered with sheets of Ice, making l ly at the municipal employment era
to Paul Dutasta, secretary of the peace traffic haiardous both to pedestrians; for work without success Wan eouia
conference, with whom he discussed and horses. And it will leave the
Its contents.
The note declares Germany's inten
tion to execute the peace treaty. It
takes note of the allies' promise to re
patriate German war prisoners, then
develops Germany's desires regarding
the Scapa Flow Incident
The reply, it is understood is most
conciliatory throughout" While still
holding out against full reparation oe
manded by the allies for Scapa Flow,
the impression is given that solution
will be easily arrived at.
. ' Von Lemser announced mat m
group ot German technicians will ar
rive tomorrow to take up conversa
tions with the allied representatives
Paring Budget to Meet
Tax Umiiai
CountyiDepartmeni Head
" " ' . - Ittl ST.
trembling like the sword Ot Uamoc.es an incr J"" d
over the recenUy published estimatea j .J"" ,".; library
budget, the court and commiss oner. T,j.,4a.H:
a nuanary as 1 1"""- -
ll.- . . . ...
For high school purposes,
t M.rinn mtntv are in
t knv th estimate win ioo
the budget is established on December
fund
lilt
91
As the published estimate exueeun
ho institutional limit by the sum
of f 48,643.69, some of the estimates
.ni ..,.,. n ho anared. and the ques-
nn ,,nnrmost In the minds of most
county heads Is, "Win tne ppri-
tlon lor my department gei '."'
. Schools Need Most.
r i ....1,1, in rnuntv records the ma
jor portion of the excess to. for the
... .1.. tic t4 1A con
schools of tne couniy, ti.,..
...ontlnff this. DOrUOn OI
esti-
PEEVEDWUSE
Besets along .rural routes are in-
rtlenant oyer uw - ., hn
officials and .road PXTo make m County government and related at
have rem - - ..Ments ot
the highways passable IUi dm
Polk county are n a simuai p
CmUk outes have been forced o
thfs continuance as have grocery de
liveries. -J.. route, the
l-?rh.-oniV assumed
Tur diction over construction,
long ago halts. . . , are
Four hunorea hway which
stacked along the W ' in
W0uld relieve - brokel
SaUm providing the roa bfe
snow r
Washington, Deo. ; 15. With the
shortage of whits paper dally becom
ing mora acute, the hous postotflce
oommtttM today began consideration
ot ths bill ot Representative Anthony,
Kansas, to limit the site ot all publica
tions transmitted through the mails.
Anthony prsdicited that unless con-
grew acts speedily scores ot the small
er publications will be forced to sus
pend tor lack ot paper. Us proposed
to limit the sixes by refusing to allow
mulling- prilvleges to any dally ot mors
than 14 page and Bunday paper ot
more than I pages, any weekly pun.
U cation ot mors than 1i pages and any
monthly uiagaslns of mors than 100
pages.
Jason Rogers of the New York
ninh. renresentatives of ths American
Newspaper Publishers' association ana
the magaslns owners are expecieu io
appear before the committee.
' Will Cut Consumption.
Th situation." Anthony said, "is
Just this: the paper mills already have
contracted for (0 per cent mors paper
than they can manufacture in
Hundreds ot smaller paper navs oeen
unable to contract tor paper at any
nm,m of
..ikMiimA i
CI1IC1I VI w
OF
DIES
mm
Tt.. derision was a sweeping vW Jnty
tor the contentions ot the prohihlth-
Uta and ths government. It "
that the mUUons ot gallons of Indi
cating liquors now stored throughout
the country ana vaiue . .
008,000.000 will be a near total kww
.,nu MtM to nroclulmed before -
stltutlonal prohibition becomes erf.
tlvs. , . .
IUwne Ijomi ms.
Ths courts held that ths prvM
ot the war time aft stating that pr
hloMlo shall end at ths ennr)rtv
ot th wa rn v tw oinrr ir.
than lbs preelanuHW"
Dr.' Thomas B. Ford. It years oA
veteran Methodist minister and one ot
VakMt known church workers In the
Pacific Northwest, UHMJ ot
n City Bunday afternoon. Ths
nd cams as the agea ciery.
. troiiav car tn front oi
WH.VIIIH v" u.,Vil
ths ruins ot ths Oregon v.
i., t,ureh. recently destroyed by firs
and of which Dr. rora na -
tor tor many years.
. Bines his appointment m
Ford nas been superintendent ot tot
a i HLtriot ot the Methodist
fer.no. and at on. time restdsd hr.
meaning ,
peacs,- vv " "
Because of ins awwn"
eminent will lose ..
revenue from whlssey alone, !
ths baa to lifted before January It.
. Ths opinion was reaa sy
Brsndeto, ' .
, Ths court's decision
clamping down again ot ths Md to)
wctlona where U was lifted by tw-
eral court Injunctions ana suajww
i ,w... bt lntaxIeattHK Itqwsrs M
11V . .
orpseeutloo. .- . ....
mvUOM HUMIB M w-r
Bt. jlouis, nsw
In IvootHVlll.
Or
leans and Proxldenee, H. I. rrt
Hi. wit. died hers about four . t" u
. .. i.y In In Kew tork. Hoston. BaMlmes.
t.ST'Trori ha. glvVa htorvloe. Chicago, along th. Paclfto as
!0"th.?Kur"; many
rnvr,,n-;
price, although tho co to the PuhMchur.hM ! "f,;., Hoo1 , ,n th. lmm t
llshet per pound, wnicn w """ J" r.ri .V Omcon City In 1111. Kentucky weuiwrwa - , , "
two ces before th. war, is now bs- W J -by'four eh.l- Tbtalnsd an InJuncHon
asked for this year, oemg a
$15,000 over last years ra
m m ton .
t toia tYt couniy rmovw
i.. -- - t.il.
547.17 tor state tax purPu
It to estimated that -"
requlrea tor ne T" . .
The general roao itn . 7
h cnuntv la placet i .".-
in . : i ait th.!.
800. which to lower ny .
last year's item for tns sam wv..
tHii.hd estimate, ths gen-
cral fund call, for M.mM, while
f, fund was 5261,m.M or an
......n. an hia Increase
, li-.nA Of llJ.iO". ' :.
fairs will cost l3.io-w o up principally ot th. foliow-
.ot,a this year as compared to the to made up p M0.6J4.-
v- - - . m A1t nn I Ittff 1IHIIIB. v. - . .
tllJ.631.55 budget item oi :;,, , k. ieved to proviae
nf 126.634.85 which sum is ... ' VV... ,.nfler ths Pierce
....iv. of 110.600 tor the SUverton county ,- ,d.
i . nn cuuuu '
"" .. . .... .honrinrllntnrest on .
Other comparative ' tend, beside many other sma ...
nirht increases over uw -"- --
year are: Roads and highways, im- "e - prov,B0ns ot th. six per
provement. maintenance SJSS lh' Z
Hnn of roaas, DriaBes . i ,n Increase tne mu.
irie. of deputy roadmasters. patro - .v .,9 ,52.jo over last year s
en and assistants; $157,000 to e u-, . - -
mted 1156,784.6$ for the year i.i.. s---
tween 10 and 15 cent
"My bill. I believe, will reduce tn.
consumption ot print paper by ons
h.ir MrwH ths amount of weekly
magaslns paper used by I per eent
and that of the monthly puout
about ii per cent. (..-.--"''""
Publications are loath U Increase
adverttalnr rales' "d thus ' deewws.
the space given to it. fearing their com
petitors will not ioiiow sun. - -
to the government, w - -
tlv. tor thera to protect au
Canadian Supply Threawned.
u.i Que.. Dec Notifies
Hon from th. dominion government
.I ". .r.ln.councll.win be issued
authorising ths minister ot customs to
. ,nnrtLion of news print m-
rr-..w who does
(pw y 'r ,;; a..ercon.
0tc;a:,oda,to.n.hand.
of th. Canadian ruip '
tion. with headquarters n-r..
mandata to th. ruu
Kentucky
rv. Ford to.urv.ved b, r tour - - th iMtM ,rw.
dren, Badyey iy. : '"" ;mhihitin ths removal from bona s
Mrs. Harold nor AT,. ' i i .n. ot sallon. of
throughout in.
ministers
Ths gov.? w-
Burfess Ford. Btsyton;
Ford. Oak Grow, j imm.dtately appeal the mss
Balam ministers snu iu.u.v. - w.- vm
worker, ot Dr. Ford at. plana n. ' wemnimV Tk
, m. Irom tne r4 -rT- .0wnm.n won a New Tor.
pal church.
4 Similar -
ova bm is
HELD IU I1
... m i . iiMi. 15. Mrs.
rilnth. Atlantis .go.
hospital unoer "''-""" ' ,,'
Judis Kaoa refusing
'junetlon to Dryfoos, IuW t
to rsmo vs. fifty barrels ot whtoy
'from bond. This was today
Th. contention ot th. liquor injmr
t. was that th. war tlm. .
Hon act, becaus. of th. P'
that It would ..tend ov.r until
.mhlbltion becomes :"
'would deprlv. Ihem ot their prop.!
'without Just eompensatlon.
, Th. question was dtod '
record breahlng tlm. by h. sowrt.
'final .rsuments being concluded
N,.vembr $1 or about
thr.s
through tne
ih city.
ing hauieu ' .,
BptprminedtoPass
Sugar Ml oy uina
ICY GRIP OVOl AIL
NORTHWEST LOSES
15 House
lead
Washington, - the re8o-
determined today thai
,ution extending tM . keep prlceB
tion board for a year
- .naring snau r . ,
Christmas 1 lreS
that the equa..- --- measure
eres action Imperative this
the.measure
CITY SCHOOLS HERE
CLOSE UNTIL 29TH;
mm is
Th. new manaa '-"" ,.. -"";"-:..: ch.red wh IM
"f.n..r of th. paper oontrw.i mine - -. ... VMLi old
failure oi i f niiniie to1 .... uudily' . her flvs
dUM,rCaTadr hou with new. "by drowning: hs U to
UP1"' Canadian ower,iud furtlier today.
.per sold -. r e-d. ,h.
i nun visa" . . huv .ltd inicniiv. iib -
airman - the house .hing.
ortIand. Or.. Dea 15.-The cold
wave shows signs today of losing its
.... rMfir nortnwes; in
icy grip on uw
.. it has already Degui. w .......
The lowert point reached by the mer
. .... ih was 13 above, ten
cury here th. lowest mark
degrees war.... "--, Xt 10
recoreo ji abovv
iock the temper""
probably w
Thursaay.
The
iinr is
IIBII " . .(. I I.
- j. 4, 4 i nu...
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PEACE TRFATY BALtOT
2S nations, m
ientatives of With
, Following tne KiE d a; Paris a f-;- his wM
eluding our own, drew up o Nations cow -Germany,
part I being 7G ar.y. j November
also signed under comPulnW Germ end d on N wM
. Puring the special session of congr a d cojena g
latWa series of 15 Etlon of the foreign re
k hs senate on recomn'o" ..me to a ,
, Mnatsv- however, a tvoC to rtify inTt ratiaifc-
. it ,n. defeated; 41 senators you voted again-
' : ' ' , ....MVaTlllUH. Tl .. . -
renci'" .
treaty
" " . fr tonight and tomor-
lom - . - ,,ine to
"not so com; snuw, -
t.. moderated , all
The weatn" , tJ report.
Uodaq.
. in f..
... ..... hnols in this city w... -
closed until Monday. Imberj'
This was decided oy
Anlo1 MMlOII 10
. ssfttinir in -
ooaiu, .v - ,
day, after It had been r
no pupils had gone w
morning. . blllIdlngs wa
in most or in- rendered
tor systems were froze"
uwless. ana I--;- w heat
possible in a.. i
than tnw """. .,;,, have
. Davarai m..u.'
noUftod th. conlro the.
will not continue ,ow
Canada after " "
terms as they n . .
1 1. i sit 1 1 1 iiuw " - -
1 and over 'Y'" Th, manufacturers
the United States. Tht n
-alntaln dton" cn.u....ra.
cewtons - intruclon or
... t.. irnvamiiici'i
whetner . attempt to
not but n,e;V.tda
rerlct the prlc. in Canaoa
effcct on th. Port.'n''7hav. a hear-
'. .i,iiiln Ihriftll tO
th. woman iron. u.... -
'"uTi iak. was ptas-4
t7eterday wh.n ths body ot hr
.rswash.di..hbr. th.
V.ntnor municipal v'- " t.
delated from her or, . ' b-
,K.d by two nKT:;
from her Sine .. "
V.ni."r r i
OF FACTlOIiS; UCK
OFIKinCME
tar
th child
whin Wlillsm Spragu.,
lice
night
morrow
Uy amUhi C'tonfarrs,
iiinl.r.1 1're- Waff Corrsspon.t
Rom.,
te. 1.-Thw tnwsppra
The manuiaciur. - " ,
before control." -
row.
them properiy. ,,T wm be
The Wliiame.."
ClTh. EXJSSSm 'college-open.-The
Bs' . .urth, of the usual
today wnn wy eonl,nu
...ndsnce. This scnoui
. anil 11 l .
uuv
to ratify without any
vin of the peo!
pie will
of
tion on any coftdtiions .,, the w ui -
This Is a ttemocmv, ---- - j wasn...B-uestl0n oi
be acted upon by r,on Sis rnost state the!'
oital Journal asks its rea ments which
modern umea, t the ioii"
1 I
attitude by checking that one
. expresses their views.
, n wservations
favor compromuw
treat and the league
. .. Tdse reservi
with an -
regervstions-
rheck here
with immediate rati-
of nation, covenant--
cation f the peace
2 I favor ratincaUon, but only
ations.
: flnfflBEWP
1 .AnornnililCMDinVn.
JUDorUPitLnrLuiu
-frasvaZlw.,; begin U
in . , 14 and lam
this school !."
J I'!' Heart academy ha.
Tne B"-"- .
. . January
closea
EWI10TEDEH
vstrrti
BY VlUA BE FREED
ho" "ou'.l tel. th. tru.h to- rtv,; jn ,he ctamk -
U," Mrs! Wk. replied; )Bdlc.u, lh. .cv.rnm.ni
Mih to Huy
and 1 11
stois
..r... hank tomorrow
. nwn riftfifroe.
th. a"""""' ..".. ffnd tr.mf toglslaior .
Buddy.' wny ao ' . Wum, .rh. ehamoer n r
.... .d la eomPlinr "
.glltors. . ,
namoer n r -
. . a a Anltttnll MM-
; William b.rlns and is :..-h.
p,tal wh.n l P-" 'Z, in fit cn- eld. at any tlm., "? rT-
Kos, lnUMa .... (d ,hBt 0,ffl,.utt illuulion inio
dltlon to be taa.n .u '"' ". rt,p, ,4 th, oiornale ini.
.... ,. wry nervou. and hat swy issia .n iml-r
. ,u...,.amnn l. I'-' I - . . .
!. sine n. --r---: BoragU. Although th. hamh. n -
r.n Friday. - - - I - ... . ... hrti the tars" v
. ....111. IdUDOUUOD 1U .. .
coff.4 at ..,. . .M-ctlv.ly, th ou -
My "-'-""", or.." h.'l " , hav. cl..rly lndl,at-
prs"-". ""ir. ,h,.w l..r T "Z " ,.f tMtnl J"l"
,i.inv - ---- biih--- : - irt the liU !
. dumbo- wa , .. to Pttrlim.ntry .or---
haliuoma""" . .mnt from
child Into the o
jity brought on
not. to
... vi..inn. Dec- IS
rresal-U" t. Carrans
Meslco requeslln th. J-
rnmnt W "" T amerlean ta.n
.
- ., .
repnlll. fr n-r.rm'" " . .ould sw. ( u b laM nleM r-
Cnit.dlherhu.lndsnd rr.mr ' , MW,.
bring
at. rle
of two
iced
Vnemp.oymentcon.ncr
m the city. ? -.v4tv , WB. planu
cessauon f WOrk. and
. been thrown out o.
.j,. mb are com.-
other
dally seeking wora. $1
FROGHT EMBARGO TO
mvcTuniiciim n h
i nnni iiiiii.iui.iiiiiiii.a-i
pplied
i(n! labor
at tne - -- Kln
pee. 1 -Th O
Hh.rn Pacific rssl-
R- .n embargo today
?rimrlM with th. .
..... was anno"'1
r"'rw.r.7.pTu,.d in
two Amwcaos wer. v
iraid on Musqula.
Deo. lS-" .Cr
M of th. treasury, cnr
rra, secretary oftn.' ..lnt.,0Hun
.4 t. , f up trouble
lultwn
., gr..r "o.
rti"rtrx
Tfl rfJ U sa 1 1
. . iimi. "Buddy
... t.f. .b
Wa J"'"" "',. t.,t worda Th.
1. ta'UtboV. T l b.lad.l- foodstuff.
who ra " -dln P'ohibltloa for !
rs. .uniptw. -
tuat O eu..""- -
mother and Istnsr. d rt
phi. ur"c "r.; but H to sld tin f 4rlkia.
arated for ' !f".ad KMi to, "Th. ' ..!P.:,Jrt
lh. e
could b.ma-1- by "-
sm 1"''
do with tn. .,., atatlo .... thm." .. .a
lilak. went i ' dK had ood I V ni,l k
k. informed th. boy. f" ,.a ,bt t-od wouW
drink." tb. Pfn-""
when Wforw.-. - ,d .
men vv . h m for ror irtu ,iht with tn fr
rarr "'1" ".ccmodate jfc" fcav. th.
no other po-"- - Dlng rail shippm"-
remalnm. R cbarge of JpracUcaJ JWf- f Oregon
i-itv Kecui"-- - . .!,, to ... .. .-vi accoraina w
.i. i ure .iwuh pp ' . . .n'a
P.. -- .now. .h. a-ert CoaM " " -
" . . .t,.nifa ar "
terrn - - ;
lapwd
ing a new
They are
been found ano - - ' imtm l). " tbto "
f, th. apparent rallo. ...u,-, bo
Niiu ' "- . ,j.r.
. .
cut
aid
rad fourtr r.r-f , h4Wt,t.,r '::".;.m..y
, ealled. " . ,d, W. .-. "-"
nl lat. la s-: k h.r (H"" "" .mla oll..thlr
th. sarns
h, er.dlt ana ,f
Bi.h. '-".r. b ..' ":"d.
thM iniw"T- . i. ... itti lata iw -- -,iti nr
Cau . --; . Mrto!fr M. : M ,Bd when
complain"'. .. ... ,...,!. I attuut thinr
...-fixation oi o """: ,., ,ld: "h "" "
ri0Uiy B.i--"" ii com- UKory- , , ..II
country 1W
th.
1MM
aituailon
seriously . a torn
ChTJ fore. Pndi!hThe
pasiles wr , , . ,lU with tn
tlrly
rt
yuU th. Who trwt
U.uid r ,.,.-, f th.
li nn ki.vi:i
biw!;.: ;rk.iidKd.rd( . . ..."rzrtn.a
Bgro. V""" ...7- it nlh. -. f tror .n pke.d
. . . r u, . v-'
t
?JZ : ha-Ts of bu.- -.- rn""ourof .mp
rrr--1 -Tand :--!-r.n sru -
31 favor ratification
puy.
Mr. WH.m Cberrlngto .an 1 hr M ,
Mrs. wl" j .a Cberrlngina.!1" ,.h.0IIU1piUe
.uahter. Mto. 'n-Ia lb. mob of t haP" , . ,
Mk of " ,ych-d by
ttt of . orvgon
but only without any
a.d
id
from a ----.-aoeord-
lh
Washiiotoa la t"
ratification In in .ny orm-
In
41 am opposed to
,. buUding. - fIne awa
Ing to Oi"
'" the warninr - ..walk
av. HJKirW
ear. to rn-sbto ;
BhorMf '
the embargo-
who do cln tn- - cleaB
Tra. wer. hired by cii
pff walk
guMM Of irw-
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