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FIRST 2S LADIES
Only ... about, on Jn-vverr himdrcd A moving picture' camera operator
cablegrams 1 a personal message, tho sncceHsfuliy photograph thtj fall of
other 99 being being official, comraer- nn aeroplane iu France in which two
cial or Jourtialiatic. ' .. . men wore killed. ' ' '''
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In choosing this as YDUR Bank you ,
have assurance of a service capable of -
meeting your most exacting require- '
ments, together with courteous cohsid:Vl
eration, ample capital large surplus !
.fund, perfect organization and efficient
ing to relieve' Ens; nada! TUe 'rebels
! are near Tecart;. '
3I.iny rorJu'iicrs Kilh'l. i
; Mexico City, May 23. Grave f:ars
that' Japan, China. Germany and Spain
may b-con;e involved in the Mexican
rrcvdliuicn 1 felt here today as the- re
! fthU of pmtRKfs already bping niadii
' as 'the result of reported massacres by
rebels in Torroon..
; If1 Is reported that 179 'Chinese, 70
( Japanese,' 12 Spaniards and on; Qh
' hian' was shot down after the town
was captured. The Chinese charge
-VT i.l'ST StTIJ 'lii i'litV"!' Flfov' d'affaires -has already protested, to
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Mexico.
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Ol.W'F.YIK (;.0l'MS, SOLD.
. 1 .'.El'a&o. May 23.-
-With Hi' sH i r-
Kion cf Mad. re to power, the hide;) ::id
, fill rhci.d wiii'be iJanditxi wiln- rVn
hfi'nds, c ording to Mtdro's
'tioin;ctr,i'iit todiy. The Low a Cali-'
foi'nijj retolt," fos'ortd by 'lh9.""Mexa-.;"ii"
.Tract HriiifM if 10,001) nt . ForcpA Sale
( tiiidiulcil by ..Sheriff.
and able management'. I
These are all factors in making this
"Banksthe logical bank for you to affili
ate with. ,
Several acres of laud on which lies
the dilapidated race- track and neg
lected, fair . grounds north of the idty,
were sold j-es'.erd.aj-.,.a.t..sUftrJ.f's .auc
tion! The land brought ?10,006, Julia
HerWd
cas, Will McCurrey, M. S. Levy, J. W.: lous policy of' the- city ; council for
Spencer, Harvey Duke, Lester' Hen'pM any 'years! 'a black mark against
Frank , jBidy.eli, w, t ii. Pf? resanx,
WillianrWllson, Frank WIttman, Stan
ley. Shiw, Bense, Cochran and Harry
Wolfe.
UIImAGO HAS WATER FA3ISE.
PiuuIcUfal; owjiejsbip. ' s City Engineer .1
Ericson hw.-beep pumping at the coun-
ell for the jnecessary. money for, yeans J
with -little sueeess. It took six yemra
to sctth SoBfcJaTd. . panplnS MaUuu".
which i3 soon to be opened, otherwise
thrfaSiine -ould'hot now'be so acute"'
j He puiicd for thveo. pumping engines '
s ior another station, nnd was given one. '
r : ! Eor years uppcy Uats: in Lake "V iew
- c,,Jun v,. . liave been short of water at least part
1; (Special) psptr . .4 ; . iV. t
v. H2i?.r Imidrqunte for
libera) party, will be tho first oppo-d. .a.Jl61mp,s, .being th,. buyer.-, -I
0w.to will be'iebl'aR'ainet thnn.- Th ! lx"ai( tic oh'ly one presented. "
tf port that Figueree. the south rbcij Y.'Ti rouud has been negK'ct
cmnnnnuer. ins augnen witn tne j far ag ,uce track or fair purposes are
erals3s bramkd as faluw by Orozco to--conce:-nedr'f6r" "several ' ybarB. Wtrlti
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j . l'owcr I.oavlns Jladoro.
Juarez. May 2.v.--Seeiug his power
going glimmering if be cannot control
th fighting spii;it of, his rebels, , Ma
il ro Ijas scit his brothers Gustave and
'Emllift Into the interior to bring about
peace Madoro is greatly disturbed on
atfouiit.of the reported slaughter ot
the Colnese at Tomon'
I Story Is Corroborated. . ;' 1
' Washington, May 23. United States
.Consular Agent Corothers has tele
graphed the 'state department' from
Torrflu confirming the report that 206
j'Chlnepe were Blain at Torroon. He
I said tie inaumctos alleged the feder
als hid armed the Chinese, who fired
on thi Insurgents.
Crojjbers said the Americans were
protec ltd. by feebls.' '" ' ,
Trouble Near TiaJuana.
San Diigo, .May 23. Two,- armed
Mexlc n forces , are reported east of
Tla Jiiaua today. . One la rolnforce
fiKntsy for the liberal, army and tho
khersis federals un,der. Cqlonel Ma-
j jol. The federals are reported march-
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the past has be;-n the scene .of annual
gatherin;3 of race, nietea find .county
fairs. It liiS uwar Island City and
abut3 on the Island-La Grande Uigh
way,, ., ; . ',
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I'SIOX BRIGADE CAril'RES CITY.
; " . ' of each d.lv'in siimmpr'and thn nnrlTiU,
withstanding;; jibe fi.OOO.nco gallons 1il)g of awhs Jmg prticlttly bfef n pro. V
pumpeddaily the water famine in- Chi- hlbitcd in' that' .afid other . districts, s
cago his ' become serious, the park ; Summer broke orn the city suddenly - ,
fountains will be shut down, the park this rear and '-vat:r do.-wrtment
sprinklipg will bo restricted (as-well!8 m. U has Issued a ?en-
. ; eral warning to Chicago people;. "Obey
as that cf citizens) and In several se(f- thsprinkling. rcgul.atlonfl, and do npt ..,
tlons of (ho city duvihg som? hours of -waste water 1n' bath 'rooms, laundries
of the day no. water at all Hows from or kitchens.".. During the, year 1909.
the faucets. ; No .relief .of. this 'cpnd i-Jhe .water, .pumped .for . the .' cky's-usa. !."
ton is In sight until late In August was one .hundred peventy-six billion
when a Hew" 'pumping' plant'whlcTf'wm "
add 2.",CCO,flOO gallons daily will be works' property now is approximately
ready.. Even wit&aWs fwlditicSi'omej. M).OppOO int the expijndttur of T
portions of IthPcity .-wll 'behort of nearly one-third mbre'fs n'ecesary' to
water all the year. This trouble has satisfy the thirsts and 6iippy . wafer
been accumulating throagn .the- pehur- for the baths and lawns of the city.
npi LT Is the house you are living in wired
: 1 IllSilfO 1 OlUlor. electricity?. ZA A
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Urday near the Iowa school house,
there were no accidents to mar he
trip, bo far, though the Lucas mount
gave out this morning and: Mr. Lucas
was forced to ride with the Shetland
turnout. Otherwise thei trip was a
huge success In every way, ,
Tha riders continue their trip 'to
morrow by going; on to Ho Lake for
lunch" and then proceed to thtir re
spective homes. ,
In the party' are: V .'"..1 .V' ' '.
Geo. W. Bensotl. Will Vogel. Robert
Wlthycombe, Qcorge A. SclblJ. Harry
Cooper, W. B. Gassett, EalpU' Hutch
inson, John Spain, Willis Fhllllps.'G.
W. Delay, C. JS.,OraU,J, II. Chase, W.
J.;Townley, J. A. Benson. Guy Church.
Herbert Hall, B J, Ersland, H. J. Lu-
Renter
If not, why notJ
'Electric llehts "are "not a. lurnrv?
they are modern necessity. They are-
Just as indispensable as running wa-. w
n
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For vnnr hf"l!S ' Pilro anA fnr nnr
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m- w ins st nn rn " n fr miTT nnuao - arirav wm
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:v a :Your ' laBulord..bwes that much to
j ,f , Vou . w4 he'U be gurprlsed. hoy rea-lr--
soriable our charges will bo for wiring
Have him call at our office, or phone
:.li':'MaJh34:WH do . fheittf.
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OREGON LIGHT
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