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VOL. XXII.
W I I.I. NOTCIVi: IT KAISKIi: III'.
MA.NII lAl.lllTHA I K AI.MI.s-iloX
!' (.l:i!MA.N TO I.KAl.l I);
Wll.l. IIIHIIHHmI-: I li ami-:
AM) HI. Mill Al.
STRIKES A MENACE lit CANADA
Cam
el. H;u INislal l liiim lo (all iei
il SI i iKe Walkout .Sunday
Nielli At'-1 on l,uM l.iiii nf
i'iau-Alhiu.ii t 'liuhi.
lly ( ai l l;. Croat
BERLIN, A;a -- I b-
Ci)..iiu'i' propu.-als Hi i
ennau
peat'e
li t at y hn e h. 11 an now need, i In y
n-;...-. lo stn nauer me iai.M'i'. '1 'In y
demand 1 1 iv immediate admission of
tit'i ir.-ny io Hi- league ui i.auor.s,
wi.n a mainiait' i.r lemur col
onies. They afii't't thai lhinzig shall
be a mv port wiili Hie ViMilia river
inti riia;iuiializta. Tiiey express iheir
willingness in reimburse 1-ranee and
Reii:i.im especially tor ihe damans
si.is-ained uurir.g the war. The en
tente is u-lv-'d to withdraw from oc
cupied territory wiilim tour inunihs.
Tin; ruiiiiii r prnpn.-als also suite
thai Ct riiKiiiy is willing to )'
(cio.Mim.iMHi marks i Ui -proximal
,i.'"n),Mmi,('iMi t by lfi-ti, and an an
nual sum thereat ler. hut iliai Hie
to! a I a I not in l iiiusl iiol exceed I
inii,tMi!,Hii.t marks.
'o.1al l.niplo.ves Will Strike.
TO U( NT( , .May JS. The t'ana
diati I'osiul I Hiou employes have de
rided to call a general s'rike. whirli
will t xiehil from Saul I Sle Mari
Ontario. Io Ho I'acilie coast. 'I ne
s'rik" will begin Sunday nmhi. ac
cording to Winnipeg ad ices.
Strike Situation .More Sei ion-.
O'J'lAWA. t-'aa., .May 2v - indus
trial unreM toiituities in mau pans
of ( anaiia. Many strikes are in pro
gr ss and others are lim aieuing.
'l he siitia:ion is summed up as fol
lows: Winuip' g. general strike situ-
i.ii.in urn. liev.-.l; Toionlo. I.'..
in en ihr aien to :-trike ou Friday un
less ih Hi-hi hour day demand is
l.mletl; i:.!!iloiit,iu. sir.ke is aid to
have praeti. ally tn d up the eiiy;
Ciilt'ary. I ""I" are reported to have
v alked oui; I,eih' ridi-e. ilie nun"
workeis luie Miurk; llranilon,
inkers eh.mi to have paral'd lh'
eiiy; ottawii, small sink- oi the ina
chiiii.f. which is partially seiihd;
Muittreal, unionists ate coL-id-riiii:
a vote on a v lo riil strike. There is
f oiuieiahle t.-llC of a !ene;al strike
ai Il- t-ina. Saskatoon ;-d Moosejaw.
N( . I fin l.at Lap.
I.IHI'.ON. .May laeu'ennnl
Coniniahd. r A. C. Ki-ad. Ih" Anierl
cn:i tlv.-r v. In tl-v iicro-s the At -la
itie. r. a1 hi;L' ihK city y.-t. r.lay.
is i-'.idv t-'r 'Io' ! "i'-o;i o; i'.- T:"1
mile n.iti Horn l.i li mi, I'ortut; il.
to I'lyinouth. Ijiuland. Lieu --.-iii.t
Keaii, who i the lirst man io hiie
oi si-fully naviL'iite an ait plane all it;1
wav arios the ocean, was up and
;il,o;it hiiuht and .ally this nioniiim,
civ. rlo ! ii.l Ho- pt oM" e-s for a start
tn I jiLiand it-Mii' diai. ly
Much di-
i mill i- inns and Ihe
Hit-Ill tliiin the Anri'S
- sini'ioh and u'li-vt n:-
Tnilay is
ir of the Ann
ad i.- v. rv mi
mint. "The eu-
perf'i-tly all the
lo I'nl'ugal.'
I ( III III'.
- inirchaiil.
rllll I'lllll
Inl.i I'.inih.
lainMII si-'-ks
J I all. f-d
In... .1. In. r.-d
plniittift fur-
Autusl
lb- trip
!
p. nil- on w . a
mi'ti I -. 'Un
to Lisbon a
fill.
i.lSltnN. Mav 2S
bn!iil:i In re in bnl
ca.is. l.i.'Uienaiil I
si nl t his bi-v
ti'u, s I ii ml ii lie d
w;- trien AMO'ii'
siiid. ;
,-v .1 a t.b i, dal
has file I suit in l In- i-:,i-.,;i
-I W. .1 I'lirch and
hi- w il--. w le-l-' in tin
In r. r,...r lli- sill;- of
tn I.,. d.. tin an i. i:ai
In tie ' I. I..U..I. 'I'll
II,. i al': s ma1 I." p-irl "I ''''
,,l,.,ie ammn.t ha" b.-!i paid A'ter-
,... ii . iin -.mi. "t i.i-1 i :. -'ii
p. ais a cnuiisi l fin Mr. Ilas.-el. j
Icaxcs fi.c Sao l lalni-iii
. 1 Mali. ;'. Iin had b-- n
vi tit In n- lor He- p.'-t f.- day -
p. 1 1 ll. n ul l li i; for .- in Klal.'-I-".
ii,r.- -ii- will sn-nd lie r. iimmhI- r
of p. r v.e a-l.'ii. Sin- will I"- Jniin-'i
.,. i.i ,it,i- I 'ass l.v -Mi-- AIIB'ISI
i;,.. is,-. .I., w In' w ill mak- ih- l rip
w iih In l- Mi" Mull, -n -vi lo
r.. ,,, 1.. him." in Kl.imalh balls
j,, ,l..ii lu,. u- Us
( ,M ItiH.ki I rleil
Vi. ,.r Ulli Hi. '-i ( I'
i- ivn i.- I: i- k. -'a!- d ""!! (..'!
,- : i. i -ie- 'a I- "f m- 'ti-g
-. I - Ml. M-" 1.1 al-"
,,,, , thai I,:-' r.-pert mi the
,,,,,1,1 ii-..!, I I" r-.-i'l.i wi'h'il tb"s
v u k to submit In He- c.ly nlti-
vi---
j;.s T"i- L-I.i ..- '' '
T. I h" Vi I ! - ' !' C !"!
Ih- '-' - '"- l;, '
l.tr r -his.:-!. 1.: 'ei l"ir
I,,...,., i i i;r.r .1 !..ii' ' "...r -I".
. - r i. . .1. urli" r ai d Mrs.
T,...,. -,.,,i , s t . ,.: '.!: lad. i
,. ,-ri ,, ... :!, i.r ih- ln. r.,11
l.i'.-r ..:::: f. ar-iwd fr. ia
Hiib-in to iav a. .I Is a't.-i dn.lf offi
cial Ini-n e-s in H"- burs.
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
AT tilGli SCHOOL WAS
VERY PLEASANT EVENT
Tho class day oxorclsi'S (if llii'
Ri'inlimtiiig tluss, won' witin'ssiMl by
a larfie audicnci' lasl ni(;lil in I In'
lii(;li school auditorium. The prad
uaics were scaled on the iilaitorm
amidst a profusion of red and white
roses, liosis of red and while were
also us.d to outline an artistic 1 !i 1 it
tm Hie wall in the rear of the class.
One of the main tealures of the
evening was the presentation of the
senior class Rilt to the hish school.
It is the custom each year for the
graduating class to Rive to the hich
school something thai will endure
and keep their memory fresh in the
minds of each succeeding class. The
gil'i oT this' year's class was a cab
inet model of lite New Edison with
diamond disc attachment. The even
ing's entertainment was furnished
entirely hy the seniors and was very
clever and original. Much talent was
displayed in the writing of the dif
ferent articles titat were n ml and
if this is any criterion to judge hy.
the world may well hope to he
si art lid some day by these very
graduates. The complete program is
as follows: Song. "The Star Spangled
lianner," by the graduating class;
address of welcome. Lois Cteddes:
class history. I.ois Ilussell; class
nronbeer. ('.lards Taylor: selection
br the II. S. orchestra: class poem. ,hl. (p.u.mlant that all ihe strengin
Colin McN'ab: vocal duet, (;ladrsj0. ,..,.( ,iat js kimwn to Ihe h.sl
Taylor and I.ois fieddes; last will, f 'iah nl could no! remove in
and testament. Theodore Abraham:,
oi ge
ri;o (iiii i'i;i:siiii:'i' civrs
i:coi il ;l; l.i:'lvn:i; l-'im.M
M'.WIdl: M'.VUiY Will) SAYS
i i i:i:i sr in ri.AN is it.i'i:
i.y cuysiai.i.im;.
EXPERIMENTAL FIELD IS READY
Many I'lanes Are Xow Available
'I ill- Wiilli Sllier i-"C S. (
linrtnliii .Making I'llorl lo
Secure Airplanes.
l-M'CKXK. May
mi'iil of airplane
pairol of national
a w.'ll as privali
- Cstabll.-h-
si I V If
Ihe
ml slate forests,
1 i m 1 ii -l- liiildiiics,
which has le'en und
by the lieparl nient
f.-resl service anil
cnnsiili'i-a t ion
f agriculture,
ir ib'pai l mi nt
sonii' time.
Oreeiiu. pi
is irliiall
-sun
iriding suitable s, I'
ll, e air ir. i:i-s or starilni- In Ids ar
sialilisb-d In lln- towns anil i-ilbs
along the timber lielts of the Cas
cade and Const range mountains.
This informal ion is conveyed In a
letter from Culled Stales S-naior
Charles L. McNary. received by Mil
inn II. Kl'-pper, president of ihe
A i ro Club oT Op-eon. Senaior Mc
Nary says ihat ii i-resl in Hie plan
is raieiliv en si all i7 1 n ir alnol-g go -eriiliiont
officials for protecting tin
forests from the ileva-iatinu fires by
'he us- of airplanes and dirigibles.
Chief ror-ster Clares anil Colonel
llavis. head of Hie aerial unit of the
army, are belli eiitbusiasllc over the
plan, and are pulling forth efforts to
have Hie airplane patrol service in
sialbd. Already an experimental
li. Id has ,..-ii established n-ar San
lib go for ibis purpose. Thev wi re
-aeer to esiahlish one also in roll
land Ibis year, but eiiiipmenl was
urn arailable. and there also was a
hick of mix banii-ians for this par
ticular work.
Ti.e location of these Iblds up
and (burn tho slate would also on -cn'irace
air con v- allre of mail and
passepL-i throueh lln- slale." sas
Seiiatnr Mi-Nary'- lein r. "li Is my
opinion Dial if tin s- fields were cle
an, I ihe go ei ninent would be liln r-
,1 il, the
rid that
11- ol
i,, aid be
alio
ol oiuipnieni.
from 'In- lo.-s by
Li.itieelll felesls
sai 1 1 , ir
for. s
an linuni
sap. rvis., s ('
1 some lime ag
Hal
Ilia
' I Hi
ah
,il,, It v.as
being made lo
, aerial C'lUit'llie!
l.i i.f acneiili uie
pilllelti,,!, 1,1 lie
I fliilil th"
In I uriilsh
1 1 1 1 m i -: i ! H I
deiiuate
or ial aa'.le s':
iltiliiuiiiii . a .d
ling inab. r
l.ie.V s en!-
this
!i:,t lie s.. ..ll., I I . III. I
'll
e,..-, for ..ll'lfl.l
e, . dilif il a- MO us
,, l e C'.l el Mia Ut 1
lili. Many n.i nl
Mr. I:;
for
;tr il-'
I'-M ibu'i
ll.tf.'l-ei-l
. i. of
,ii for vn-ei-
t.-lle- oT Hi- I
)," fact that
i.mvv 1 iml H
pr
lb. sia.
dlM' ttlM
r a
Ho. p-i-T
r, f' k thi-' ue.r-ii'i
it r-litiv'- for a w-. k r
iturniiig to h'T home at Gold 11:11.
j preseniaiion oi ri.i
I If 1r nlnei; CIMII' )V I't-TRS
FOREST AIR PATflOL
ALMOST ASSURED
V.liO III- I.-"
1;. !d..l honii- lor
b-l- f. r Mvr'!"
v b'T- w :!l
HOSF.liUKO, DOl'lil.AS COUNTY, OltUOO.N, Wl'DNKSKAV KVKXIVd, .MAY s!S, lull).
1 L - U.'.
CLUE CM WILL
cask has m:i:x urn t.ki.y con
ti:sii:i) i ikim its tii:(.i.M.(i
atiokmas i-oi! ni:ri-:.M0
and I'Kosix I'TiNt; attoknkv
W.UilO I.WiAI. HAITI. !: UOVAI,.
THE CASE TULL Cf IMMORALS
The (iill. W ho Alloc All is Said ami
lliinc, Slill .Musi Hear the t'on-
wql cos, Will He scnl (o
Itelalires hi (be Knsl.
From a standpoint of sensational
ism, attorneyship ami oratory, the
case ol the slate versus "ltev." (.Mine,
charged with the crime of slalutory
rape upon the person of his preny
lli-year-old siep-daughter, Is by long
odds Ihe ll'.osl eu'.-pi ional legal bat
tle thai has held Ihe intention of a
circuit court personnel here in a
lime liiee. Arraved on one side is
'lite girl herself, whose testimony, if
: it is to be taken for Ihe goi.pel trul
I i.l ; a hand of degradation upon
llf n.j., jtn-ii-. A gist
ibe wronced gir s testimony has
i), nl her foster parent commenced
his malpractices upon her when she.
was hoi s,.Vi n v, aisai.d nine mouths
old. and continue. I to conlribule lo
h-l' ilow ntall coniiiiually situ e thai
time until she was pas! Ihe age of
1 I yais. The young lady told her
Ial ' unblushingly and wilhoul tears.
The attorneys lor Ihe defense have
mi-ceiiled In milking a very formid
able case by showing strongly where
in l.birkmai! was allemp'ed on Hie
I ..pi of ihe cirl and a well known
(Hernial! man. whom she reliicianlly
admit'-.! had also become unduly
lai-'ilii'i with b. r. Tb" defense, on
written slalom. -n's and by testimony,
lias shown Ihal th- ilel'elidanl, Ihe
girl and her alleged lover, cnten d
inin an agreement whereby ihe de
teinhint was lo turn over lo b-r a
ceriabi mortgage and $luon In cash,
and in return was lo be free from
(.l,;,,g,.s nt a criminal nature. Al
lium y Lice, leading counsel, in bis
ar'-uiiient before the jlliy late Ibis
ai'erniion, ai lellinl oil to tear to
sbr. ils the girl's testimony relative
io the lime when the llr.-l offinse is
i have taken place, l.v selling
III,, facl that sip b an in-etir-
re'ic- was a ,hrsu-al imp...--ibilily.
A gre.l-deal of tin- accuser's testi
mony is ahsolnlely unpt itilablo in
ils ii :i i il
,i a late hoar this al'teriiooii
! l'rosei llling Allnlnev Ceolge Xelllier
was imik-ilig his closing an uni- lit.
id
polhle
hand.
Ihal the case will
be in th
the jurors hy
oVlo.
Many '
hm the prii i ipitl o
h.i-onie of ihe riii
c.il ion w as ib'f ii. ii
r- -si ully a r 1 1--weft d I
nib oMi'' r It in a! 'i i
itij llllili'l' lief I'ille
the rill's featj-i
e :., -. ! a Led.
s. hat to
Thi.- inteiio-
the local juve-
Mill. Sll.ce be
lli llpel b ion,
e l..rat-d. A
hri.ther. nun s- riilm with Ilie colors,
is conn ibulli'L' lo her support. ;d
a marrb d : !sl. r r- si, line in .-.a lili'
.. nt h' l- : UM n ii-1,1 I Is w ,1 h u hi' h
lo i. care 1 1 a ii s-in ial inn to lo(a,
u Ii -l o she ii III he ear. d lor. ll is
s-:ri.l tl
her lelalil.
II holll
i arli
i . MM.
,e has he.
child! I.
an. I well to
1,'aniols
( hi: ri house
fill I In r at ri
Ihe o ut. -oui
I ! . , M 11.
eparal
high
il
e cni ri el
clay to the
Is nun be
1,1 Ihe ,-e.
aU.i't 'I
elferl lln
ll.lde Ilie
t -
I IT S I ll ' (. V IT! Noll
I Nlli:i H'l II I'.Y
Tb
fl lei,
get'!
, ,1 c unto .pile, op:
11,11 ill 111,
II, .P. r.
111
nf lll,,,li I
tlio
the
ll"
111
slal
liliolh
Mill hi
r ii , k .
I is It)!,
lor al basl
He
, .CI
Mill
I, ll
th-
.1 lha
I llo-
P'1! p
'.i.iiy
,-tii
in .il,s,-ai
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- - ...
CATTLE RUSTLER WHIT
OUT fUNDS; ATTORNEY
APPUI.NTfD EOR DEFENSE
Clarence KonniMly, Ihe Cuinns Val
ley catilu rustler, who was iiulk'U'd
hy a iirand jury ou three counts, U-
;wit: Forgery, and iwice for larct'iiy,
tailed to secure. Ihe services of an
attorney lo defend him helore a jury.
: llo was ariaigned before Judge 11am
i ilion yesterday and at thai time was
j given until this morning lo enter a
I idea. When he appeared in court
I today, the man who stands accused
of cattle rusiling had not been able
I m obtain counsel and ihe court up
pointed Atlonuy It. L. Fddy to look
after Kennedy's interests. .Mr. Kddy
I'.sked for tii.ie in which to consult
with his client, and .lude Hamilton
granted him until Monday morning
in which to enter a plea to the three
separate and distinct charges.
It. appears ihat Kennedy is wiih
oui funds and it was iherefore neces
sary fin- the conn to appoint compe
tent legal laleni, thereby assuring
ihe del.
trial.
Midaui a fair and imparl ial
HH.IIW W COMMISSION Wll h Al
V.NCK $H.HIMI io .S'."i.ttnt TO
ASSIST OOt (il.AS COl' .NT V IN
M l I HIM, I'M II II HK.HWAV
i;i:.ii rs oi vv.
Cl.irK lleneiy C paoy Anaided the
O.iLLinil-W tliuir l'a ini: Colby
V 1. uao Oct Ihe Contract
lor I'illard t.iadiiiu.
I'OIITLAM
May 2S.-- The hinli
has aw ai ded sixteen
. . . ,. , . 1 7 mi mill
WHY (OUlllll
IOi
ioi;lracl appl
The eonlia.ls
hide
1 1
m es Ol I
pa iin
ma o
aiol e
t rue!
c:ido I
L'u IMi. s id"
ti..ii., 1 1 nub
,1 hi Jill." s. 'I I
MradiiiM and
s of guiding.
. bu g. si ,.,,.
,;it(!i d is thai I rum the Can
in li I ItiU'f, which lii-
J.'! miles of billlhlbie. '1 his
v. - 1 1 t lo 11. ;. Kibbe lor
v.as n iied for grading
.1 miii alia I Main soelioii.
inn c ilhiir sedioli lias
o lie re adv. rlised. The
n ai't' i ii to alliance the
i,,,, .fii.iiiiu lo nun iii
Sillll (I
order
si-en e
w ay.
aiuotii
iiii-oi
In as-lithe
I'::.
The in
t within
l iii, aulas couiili- to
iin- hinhiiay light of
i-iiii i ii ill repay tin-
l u n l ea i s. 'I he com
,s, i iiei inns to the lor
hat ii is toady to pro
ilupi in ein.-nt of the
nil This is a forest
the stale, colllily and
M ills ale lo ro-oper.ite
ii .'tli h
sen i- i
ui'h ihe
Trail 1-.
in li ich
.ll
I ! Ii
Ihe
The
I nl l'J I .on" each.
ra.l lor paling the sec
I I Oakland and Wilbur
, in Ihe (Tal k Hem 1 1
,r ?-J" I.2'i4. 'Ihe coii
adinc and liiacaila tn i.i ng
I,, , .-. ii Koseburg and
i in Colby h Logan, u ho
l s'l'i.T.',:!. The .Inclines
ll.- place Section Hill l,e
( i.lni'i
ii.n t
tin s.
Inlb.l
I, i.l In
pi. I
Ii.
died by .1
ipliu A- i. Ill, hi for , a.-
GIVEN FRENCH CLASS
BY MRS. WIMBERLY
li. on, of the I'alaee ol
:!,. f a illil'lil"
.,! i-it.'i. by Mrs. I ai 1
1 . In her I, il' li ii h'Hil
llniiiens. In, ills ol
I..
I I
nh,
.I .1 bile I OS,':. I, e Used
, a-,d ban ,lei beau ;
i In I a loom mnllt ot '
ii . Place card II-I- III
l iiiind , an, ted I'reneh
. d in I I' Iil l, 'I he ll.ei.U '
o Inll'ill ll.g ll-lie.icle.
ul. i I ei.lil ol t.nnatii sou : '.
I,.. I an a:, l'i. in ll filed
. iin- d p. as. bread and
' be bi
..I .'.
ami wal- l '
, I'n , i ),(
iN.Hi - r v...
al t,.ii: !,:
1 lot th.' Io!
h.'l.l, Maud
I. ell. l.o ;
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il.itold l!;i!ll
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; dd. .-. '
'I :i !or,
A.Iimi. !
'i h
H.
lor- Ah
re
l
Will
.4-.I
i.r tit.
bad pi
'Mil 111 '
;iv thai Hif wofil
TiH.lt Ht pr.'-i'Tit I
HELP DOUGLAS CO,
01 RIGHT OF IT
SHREWD JOKER IH
BOND AMENDMENT
$.-..iiiii).oim iiommm; mi:asi i:i-:
IS CAKIill.l), TIIK I'lll.l I'ICIANS
.MAY I'l.ACI-: 'I III-: I .N IlilK SI II
IN ANY fill 1.1 KIT WHICH iHIA
MAY I A()ll.
SOP OFFERED TO MANY TOWNS
Scheme is .Most Ingeniously Trained
o iivi Otes and l idenl ly (o
l-'ool the titers Mil side
of Tav l.iniilat ion,
I'lilesji the olei'H of the country
disirieis turn tint heavily next Tues
day and vote against ihat fa.UiMi.om)
lioml in nieasure, i here is dauer
I hat the poliiieians ol Oregon will
put oer ibis bit; burden oj indebted
nesH Upon (he taxpayers of the stale.
The more this measure is iuvesii
Kaled Ihe more il appears to be ihe
binetd scheme of tax urahhinn ever
atlempteil in Oregon. 1 1 js w ell
li now a i h;. I t he professional poli
i icians ha e been reai l chagrined
ever since the Voters of Ihe slale
adopted Ihe six per eent tax liniila
tion amenduieni. Al last, however,
they sem lo think they have devised
a melhoil whereby the lax limitation
law can he in a la rue nit asuie cir
cumvented. 'I'he adoption of Ihls
$ ."i.UOti.iMiu bonding incisure next
Tuesday will prow ibeir sin s ss.
It is generally admiiied that Ibis
niea:-ure is inosl cleverly d -vised, so
far as ils purpose ol jueiliitfi otes is
concerned. It purporis lo distribute
ibis lariJi' fund In hit; lump sums in
most nl' Ihe la rue voting cenlers of
the slate. Thus, Salem, Coi vail is
and I'jieue are promised .' uo.nnii
i ;:ch ; I 'on la lid :'..' U,o no, l'i ridbitui
$1.')0,miio, Miminoiilh I Mii.tiint, vvlnb
Itaker. I.a Crande, .sioria, .Medlord.
it I, Mardifiebl and KosehurtJ: are
to be rewarded willi sums ol t'MK
niH) to $H7,rH0 each e idently in
cluded In Ihe ineasu i e us a sop lo
keep I hem from liu ht inn i he bill.
("ousel) lien lly I be 111 e;i sill e has been
jte dbcilssed ill Hie press of
I . , ' :
I h" " ln,,h" "'"';" " '
;!'l-l'l.v support probably Localise
lown was io yvt us snare.
Il is ev idem, howevi-r, that Hie
press of the -l.He ha.-- OVei li.uk. d a
V ery sh l ewd joker in be euabl iliM
aet that iin oui p. i libs this hoinlitii'
j sch' ine. mid which must al o e eal
ried next Tuesday in onb r to make
hhe bond issue ellertive. This .jok'T
its found iii lb' 1. il'er pari ol s.-etmii
j 7-a, proposed by senate join) resolu
tion No. L'.'i, a nd a pp a i iim on t he
allot as Ihe "l-'ive Million Dollar
r'cons! l in lien Hdiollhi Allienil
tnnnl." Ihe bulbil hlllebei-; b ini: '.)n
ye;:, :;ii7 no This sii-iion, alt- r pt o
vidini: lor ihe Issiiai,c4. nf ..mnt.
win Mi ol bonds, (in tlo r d i l.n s:
"Any enact men I provldint' for the
i-sile of Mich bonds shall piovble lor
a feneiiil lax to pay the ii1"ck1 and
principal iheieof. Am ;o-l which
has I en ,:,ss..,l ,v Hie lei-l In live
a- -nihil- and r-r-rr. d In and adoil
e. III Hie I,. l,pe ,' e s I h , Hull
ai m. I. i. Ii this section Is nd. i p.e,. and
I'liieh puip'-r's to -leeiin and cany
1 illl.l elle, I lb"' plol is - Id llil C
! linn shall In- (I. 'elm 'I In ban- I II
,;e- :, ,1 pu I s'lanl 1. 1 and in aeeol d
t a a, e her, 'i ith. anil is Iiei , hv l al i
: lie, I. ialiilale.1 and i imhi no .1. the
! s.n.ie a- il eiia, nd afn r ihe adopt Ion
' i, I Hii s, , 'In, n. This I., lid., lion -hall
II,,! op-rale t" piel-nt III- leg Islll 1 1 V"
I '-I.ll.ll Of ll-' people t MUM alll'lnl
iiei- nl r-li aline said act; Plm-libd.
d iii Ills be pi. sei I'd
Hill a! once he i I Ihal till"
Hl-e spel'lticalll pl-l l fur II
I lav ui all Hi" ,i,'ier'y nf
tale n, pay llie-.e . niiils and in-
It
dii
Hi"
i, and this lax nlll In
II nd V
I thr
ble
, In ail.li!imi
la
linn b v e .1
'.ill. in ihe
i ih- r. al
per
id!-
...i
line
Iii
b
I ,11 pnu I to
I 'I
il,.- t.u-
of lie-
... I - d doubt Hint e ', i
(Continued on page
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS
outsisur DUMtSlIt SCI-
tNCt QAhS LUNU1L0N
The uieiulu'id ol the Uosehut'K
schoul boa i u w ere the t ueats ui u
ueiiKiitl ut luncheon a I noon loilay
by ilie iloineblie science class
ut i lie iiifcii seuool. The aiiair was
eiiuuly planned and carried out by
liie tluiiu-M ic science clusa, of whicii
Hie majoriiy ol liie students are in
Uie t res n man ,v ear, wn it Hie auper
visiou of their insirucloi', Misa iior
ien.se Kppley. 'i lie table was cbunii
int w ii a clematis, and bomiuela ut
t he t lower were uri isliealiy ar
raiiMed HiroiiMhout Hie room. Dainty
earns marked Hie plate of each
fcuest. The menu served consisted ol
unit cocktail, eal birds, creamed
peas and new poialoes, parkerhouse
rolls, asparagus ami mayo una ise
salad, ut raw berry Hhortcako with
w hipped cream, and coflee. The
quests attending Ihe. luncheon were
K. ll. l.enox, A. N. Orcult. Ir. K. L.
.Miller, A. J. Heddes, A. A. Hellows
and Koscoe ii reen. Special guests
were Kollieii I'ickersun, principal ol
the hiMh school; A. i). Smith, super
iuleudeul of the eiiy schools, ami
ITof. Harrows, of ihe Oregon Ami'I
cullural tNdlejje.
The members of t lie domestic
science class are Margaret Slocuin,
Vera lavis, Herablino HiMgins, Mary
lieu ins. .Marlon I'orier, Uuib llovv
ker. Harnel Wilcox, violence Wlm
berly, Ksiher NUdiols, Kern Keymers,
Mario Hennessey, I.orna l.ovelt and
I ora Larson. '
TENTATIVE DATE
Sl I l! AS liMIWN AT THIS
I I M I I III Al.llll ( HUT S W 11. 1.
cimii mis i rv as I'm:-
IIH'M.Y WMll N( IT), ON
.i i n i : .
PLACE "1" ON LANDING SITE
I.l. Mullioeniix and I.l. I'n'inli, Win
Keiui ned Here 'I hi. Morniim,
ere I in niched Man ot Hie
"it l-etl lor .North.
'oriicihnan I ' reason, chair man of
i he ma;, oi js com tint lee ou t he mat
I. r of M-curini: a siiilable airplane
la i. dine iieiir 'be eiiy, Mated I hi
morning Ihal I.l. Miilliueaux and l.t
ti m il, ol Hie (Meiion Aelo Club, ol
I'orilainl. who airiveii here 'ruesdny
f mm Ho- soiiHi by a uioinoblle had
delinfiely dei jib d on He- site of lln
pte:--i ut eov rum. nl nib- ruiiue east
.-I llih- HIV iii Hie best piai-'feabb
loeaiion for Ho' laudlnr of ihe air
ida lies, com In v 1 1 om Matlo-r l'i e Id
n-ar Haeratueiilii. In Hie 1'ortlaud
llo.-te I-'eMltval. The aero circus, it
be a leadiiif ailiiietlou al Hie
uietroimliM, v ill arrive lu Ihin city
.l-iiie 'nit, atid In all prolabiliiv will
l. tu.tln lit re ov I nicht However.
it mu ' be remembered that ihe lui
, rial nun iar t-ubli-hett -nine Hun
I ;,i o i- nnlv tentative and is Ho-ie
! j.,re ubp-cl 1 1 1 a cnanK" al any time
I Ne e tbeb'-a, K.-eblll V bee
dt .icuat. d a :-loppini; pbo e lor
! ! h" arm v airmen v. ho ate to pilot
! even plain H lo the lose hlinw
! Id. Miilliueaux and I.l. ri-inb
V.ete Ihls MiloK I shetl Willi
; maps of Hie citv, how tV- Ihe 1" "1
' ei;..il lili.-hu.iM and Ho- i".itive o
rati I Hie ( bo.en lillidlliK 1"'
l,e cilv. Iiltipt I I'liol to Iheir I
i pollute loiiav tin Ai 10 ( lub mem
; t.. i:, iiilormed Mr. rie.ef.ii Hnii He
i m.ly r 'liiiieiin iit al Ihi'- lime out-
. nb' ol inliioi imptoveiie i.ts lo Ho
- "e u.eild b" the immediate laymi:
j nl a ' T" on th' appi iiin.tlt t.-ntii
of Ihe blMilllil.' ai ' .I. t cm -11 m led td
; 1 n pe c.-. ,, I I 2 I id i b -t to
; b t rib lor Ho- lop or the ' T," aiol
1 Hie vaill'- re'ililt'emelils lor the per-
I pi ndiciilar p. u i The 1 T" niusl be
i i.aiuled a rlofMV wlille The ohjiel,
, of t oilise, , In vmtV ihe aviil'or ihe
. v ui eetii.'t ol th binding li' ld.
: H,.,' he ma', be abb lo eti ct a bnol
o-:- in -i.'elv Mr I'M ;i mi, who wa
t 1 1, . ., i tut du Inoii- an lo wild le i
. . e Me o Hie vile Unllbl (.' HllUl-
. i. nth iid- 'inao , wa" p'll al a-e mi
Hie : ilhjrrt when lie W.-ni Kdd 'hat
),, pi .i. nt loca t Ion cental tp-d
: pb n'v ol landini' jp.'ce lor ihe pren-
. i.l ai I. -a.ii.
,-i i how man of l he ail nn-ii will
,i. a land. 1. 1' m tin.. . il is
1 i 1 1 l'i 1 1 , h'l t i I e. in III be Ihe con -
. .-...Mi'- of opinion ol Hi w bo have
. ib.in.'l in !.a-,d that Hie roll pi r-
-,i ltel l, lit" fi ll.L cIlCMM W Ml p.l V
IJo bid i: a vihi tin .1 line !t.
'I h.' ai nv lienieiianlt. w hn b ll
ihe no, ih le.l.u, and who nr.- lu
. b. li.m li W IH. I he i ' 'la' stated
;t f.il li .mild be learned al
:):!-; i rue the an iii.in would i .o h
i . i iii iii.i.ilib .-:irh in He- urter
:...im of .Tn- e It A Hie s-'ippti-d-
1 .. 'i 1 !..i ' t ;i . It. top- ! S Will l'e -'
. ,i in inn' : m i H-l' the nil: ht n lid de-
I i .,1;!'. Ihe follow I M IT mot lllll e.
k e ..t I. rene u.m! Salem, and
j.-.i'Iihii ror'l.in.i on Hie n U-h t of
June to, pp'ct'dn.ij the opening of
I Hits Hose rVMlv.il.
Xo. 70.
A.Ml-:i:i('AX OIT'K'KHS TKI.I, Ol'1
(illASTT.Y (Til IT.ITIOS OX Til K
I'AliT OK IHll.Slll-A IK .MKK-
( i:ai(ii:s Hi i.iMi ix uai.tk;
iiiu.iu.N.
FIVE THOUSAND WERE KILLED
TIioushimIn of Defenseless Women
and Children Were I'ut on In
lands and Lett to Starve,
llnteute Otliceis ItejHirt.
Hy Krauk J. Taylor.
tVniied 1'roHs Stuff CorreHponUent ) .
1IKIILIN. (Hy Mail). The Hol
dievlk bchlluK in the Baltic
irovlnceH Ih the most hateful uf all.
aceurdintf to Aiuurican officern re-
t ut ii in k from missloiiH thei'H, who
lell of the 'haHtly almost uubellev-
ihle cruelty ou the purl of Ihe Hol
dievik mereennrles. Neither side is
showing mercy now, according to
latent reportH.
A number of phases are cited lo
account for the exceptional blttcr-
ks of the Oourland and Lithuanian
IliihiiiiK- The llolheviks are faced
around Riga by (iennan volunteer
dlvlsioiiH, with whom a nuiuher or
Lei IB are lighting.
The Herman divUionH arc known
as ihe lln It ic army and Ih supported
from Herman headuuarterH. The
ampaiim Ih conducted In accordance
with the artniatice terms, nay (he
iffirern. I'tirl of the Hermans are
from (iermauy proper, and the rent
in known as "Halts."
The "Built." are the lierman popu
lation of the Utittslan provinceH north
of Prussia. They are deHcemluntrt
of a wave of Hermans which Hwept
into the Haltic provinceH of ItUHHiu
in the thirteenth century, lu Ihe
,'ourse of lime the (!ennan, though
i very minor portion of the popula
tion, have come to own practically
ill Hie property.
They are called the "fialtlc Har
'His." and own everythliiK through a
feudal system which has lasted from
the middle ages. The people are
mostly l.eiis. Home of whom are In
favor of the "Halts" and many of
whom are not. The "Halts" lean to
ward Hermauy lu (heir sympathies
uid uie hated especially hy the Hoi
iheviks ol Russia.
When Hie revolution came tn itus
da, l he "Halls" organized and he
ran a telling campaign against the
Bolsheviks. Buring the last year
hey have held I he Bolsheviks out
I mo;. I of hv "Baltic Huron" terrl
lory, ami Ince t he armistice have
been materially helped hy Ihe volun
leers recnitled in (itutnany.
Their resistance has especially nn
K'i eil I he It ussiaiis, who want to
i l ee ihe coiinl ry of HerinunH. Ac
ordini; lo Amerbans who have been
.ii Hn- region, Trotky has sent his
lest hoops airaiusl Ihe "Hulls." The
lolsheviks have fought like burhar
iiiis, and according to reports, have
.viped out entire towns, when they
.v.-re able io lake them, lo end tho
Bali" influence, ii ih claimed thut
uore than live thousand were mur
b r.-d w hen Hie Bolsheviks took
Ku'.i
lintenie offii -its have Investigated
uanv oi Hie rep. ii is of cruelty, and
verity si ii ie men is thut men, women
iml children have been victims of
the Bolshevik mercenaries, muny of
whom an rhlinse. When an Ameri
aii (nod mm mis-don Hrrlved at
1. 1 biiu, H ton nil Ihoiisands of de
I'etimdess woimn and children put on
.Mauds and b-H to starve because
i bev favor. l Hie ' Hulls."
The A inericau mission officers,
.vho are ihdnK their best to gel. food
tn the m. living populailou, blame Ihe
-lobhevik army tor Ihe atrocities.
ITioiotnajtlis, ino horrible to look at,
liovv Hie ii w fill methods of the
iiiuu'i' mercenaries, who arn not ex
pnii.'jiis of any Idealism which the
ltnl-.li. vik lead-Ts may profess, hut
lie lanties.
Ihe Biiltie fighiiug Is probably
be inn-1 Havnge and barbarous In
Hie world today, due to Ihe bitter
feeline on both sides. The "Halls'"
have exploited Ihe people, thereby
pi uv nk mi: hat red uueiuuled any
w 1 1 i (hi hot h sides the Armies
ne well led from exploiting the
' 1, while the population In starv-
int.'.
lb hind Hie "Bait" army, the gov
. riHiietits have changed from time to
lime in hx-alliies. At present the
Unions" are largely lu control,
thoiiL'h recently a republic Waa In
W il
Ih. I,t its for the most part pre
fe, to behniL' in UiiHsfa, but huln the
; I'.oNh. vi!;s, and therefore are flght
ii.c wiih the "Baits," who have pre
i i i d the numbers and names of
tie- idd Russian regiments from Ihe
lei-ion for Hie sake of stirring up
j . .at inual feeling. Some of Ihe
I "Haiti" wnuld prefer to adhere to
iCussi.i politically, but are afraid of
i ihe Bolsheviks, others ore out and
out Hermans, and plans are under
in, iv for Joining the provinces to
' Hermany when an opportunity comes
j Inter,
How to distribute Ihe food and
j which government lo support Is a
puzzle io the food missions from tha
(Continued on pa( 4),