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fr7 VWt''" ! if ; 5 I, A I f A N I K. OI-KOOX. SA'I'I ' l I . V. .I1I.V JL Wit! YOU' Mil XXV Mh'MBKit OK ASSOCI TKI l'KLSK NtWIIJKH IMS (&vwxtLt ABRESTDF WHITE 1! BE TODAY ausas (iovcriitirV Kini .shit Fails to Weaken .Kiiipnriiin's (Stand. PRO-STRIKE POSTER REMAINS ON EXHIBIT, (iovci nor Allen I) c c I ii r e s that All Posters Favorable! to Hliopmeii Jiust Come l.)nvii. TOI'KKA, Kan, Julv !- -Am.-t calli.-rltiK to 01 r and made William Allen VYUite. 'Kmporia autho, j 1 Preliminary Introductions, iii nnd .-.liter, for "n-plnyinc; a poster "'" M" Ann Lamias who will svnipulhi-in.- with tie- stiikinir mil-1 ' " clial'K of the juvenile chatl ,;..! she. toon will i.ioi.ablv he made, Ian. mil. Platform Mamifor J. L. ti.ilav Gov. Ilcnrv .1. All.n c.r.nounccd I While was lale. hut arrived in tiiui. following' a icpou Loin Judsrc Mo!'" he tnlrodiieed at the eloie of the Dennett of the indllstiial court on his tiile-limairo lo Kinpnria and hi to hmporia failure to neisuade While ti remove the po-itci from his lu-wspaJU'i- office windows. A test to di'ifi niiiH- whether the (Ik play of a po.-tT is violation of the Kan.'Jis T ncfust 1 in 1 t'ouit a.-t will toi low White's arrest, but in the mran- while the governor stated, "strike. en i ds will have to curne down from every window in Kaiwi." CONDUCTOR HAS HUE CHERRIES )-V '(ll(llK't(H' TwcMity Acres i (hmh! i?etm-ns I AWrk. h;is r nie i i in i IliinV 'There's t'oiulue'or loaded a t at Hip wiifi no secret iildn t." snid he 1111- V. V. IX'J'f-1. ti of ehi'iri'i Im-iikp and eu and a halt cents a pound tor tin' irult. "It is a plnln case eombiniiiK bard work with the hind and t in land 'will do Us part."' continued the man, who for viars lias :iveti tho Inch sin for his train to heat It out of town. ""I have twMity acres of land, no irritation, just out of I.a Crande that I paid -l.00 lor a year ato last April, hi thn-f years ho will pay lor ln-rself and don't overlook II. With a lew hun dred cherry I nti I am Mfahhiny: J15U0 for the lioyal Anne i rop and about $x'Hi fiiv the black ctn-rries. Then I will ha loo bushels of pood wheni to sell and aljotii nine head of trood hoes." (in ton of this im-onie Ccmdiu-tor l.effel still works on tie' ro;id and ailhouli this is the month for fruit barvef:tiiu' li has put in half a month on hi,; ttain. He says it mean's I o'clock in the im-rnint: until JO o'clock at nlht. 'IttiL what's the diffen nee about tho work." In" ejaculated, "we are all happier wle n we are at work. The tronbh- villi i f '!'at they lo not work ciinuh to keep, t hein occupied and tlun routes tie idle mind which b:is always Iimhii and always will b- the d'-ii's work shop. There's not hi hi; w nim with the land for tn twenty acres proy.-s It. 1 can't make it ko thn .tiub any frttnt Hrch or automobii' rartniiiK for I have to work and work Hut locik at thot Ih-at th-m any plac- in th Is it no! sonic sat.i 'taciiini as I inanci;il gnit to i ;iie prmluet Mr. l..-ff.d ha ru Ms ih-rry i;ro linern.itiona! r- i bill ar rls. On- look off In 1 ptiiind- i.f cli' r. - t .1 a cent a day. lie 1 half a pound piekinu. GARS CRUSH ST . FOOT OF RILL Ttvo cars tion ot Laurie -lie. t aa libuilt 1S:I. The Sirs loadster and a lhnisC! It seems thl.t tile li'illi tin the 1'iuu'h sice.! O diivci noticed Ii" 1... (Ill nvt mic lo Riv. The 1(1,, Hit.!-. of 1 (, Pie fi'.ni n swur.i; Ii 'in nuft H!idft alioilt the ,:me tinu Itodj'e i, Imus1,;0.m- anather. o-,. car a-ior-r iipo h-o''P- rh'" tO-ioiiiei W.' IV S W-un and eth' r hittinir a tie" on :h- curii.ruv The mt.ipaiiN of th-- 'i l-n ui . I.flvi; 'apif, diiver, and Ttlis. Stapae. ti : .-.-. r . t uM.'ii small son tL Stapae wm- (Ot mi the lip i It i' .f the Cullen loy w;ir- iti.iur The fit iv( r and ui!y .upant ef ti.. Hitte wa H Kirn-'-!), i- sitlir. rt the Fn-ter H"t I. I'.-ttiaTid. ;ie. The cat wo c l.ii,M''- d -onider-.1 ::'. Vh'1 ( n':t ,f tie.- Hr.'!'i:i W'l-i -;!ii'-r;fd nt-.- In" M-'j:! -eif Ot tilt Ji.tdL'c )- t"n '- ff. T PLEASES ALL This Kvpuiip. 's Attraction I'roiiiiscs to lie One el" lhi licst crt'all NimihiTs. Directors of tint tiriiniie Kohdc Cliuiltuiliiua iproinised patrons that the ovolilni; ot mauic as presenti 1 by I'aul KlelnillK and company would I ho far abode t lit nveraKo. and iautlt 'fcood on their promise. The initial iprouram of thdill"22 session was j presented last evening to a wtll- ed hotue. Mr. Delimit: is an ar tist and lie kept hoth young and .old on the dice of tlurlr seats that 'nothlna might escais' them. Occult .mysteries have nothiiiK on this rHr- or lnaKician. President liay F. Murphy called program Itlu: Attinetioii Tonight. 1 f Frances Ingram were to come lo .I.a Crande under ordinary ar range meats t he townsfolk would tiblaly pay $2.00 to hear this fa mous contralto, who ranks among the very best in the country today. Her prog-am is tonicht and It Is sin roc "y botiied that La Crande will ! e Miss Ingram with a capacity ! audieuee. . u wni he ;i long time belote her equal comes to this city. .Many among the public havf not yet caught the idea that she is of national renown and is here as an experiment in cbantauiua. lu that mis ix the mst ume that the man-j agers of chautaiKiuas have sen wed j their nerve up to the point of going I the McT'rojMiulaii Opera company and drafting one of that opera com pany's best coiit raltos and putting her mi chai'tauijua. Sunday 1'rogram Superior. The officers of the local associa tion have car; fully exaniintU into the records of each number coming up this season, and have found facts justify the statement that the I'at ton Urothers form a quartette far superior to anything that has be n in I. n Grande in a long tiime. By special request of the local man- iagement the quartet, will give its j usual program and not attempt to jinake it conform with a semj-siii-ri i concert which is ordinarily present iod on Sunday afternoon. Th" offi 'cers felt that this is no desecration of Sabbath and that the public wilt prefer to have tlu'ir usual weck- day program ratbvr than a seaii j sacred one. j The evening lecture is reported to of first class quality. However, .the musical ipart oT Sunday's pro ; groin liiuges on the male quartet which has a different program than ;any preceding male quartet pro gram in this community. The heal 'management does not hesitate to recommend this number to th ; lie. pub- j j Tenters luncron. i Many happy families are camped on chnutuuquu grounds and tln-rc is an atmosphere of jollity and vaca tion at the beautiful sylvan relr PROGRAM A nil I ipledire her custi ms duties ,,,1 the si,!l J!' "?r monopoly 1111.1 uimi as.-.-. a ,..s .-vs,.. . .. . T i n r r rn rnn 'fr the i,.as. ,..,.,, .... m. illlllU NiltU rUti I WHAt"s THE HURRY? WE'VE TWO YEARS YET! i'E LEAfliivU I luLU I V X - ! .111. .I..HT.KS iNIMNCini. ' 1 I . 1 Hi -s : ii:-. a- -i-ii.d pi..... 1 h:'r": i C 1 9 r X' 'f ) I h..m.... , ran. . K) . -V IV s. -s 1 .ftiv- I' ' '"" John 1. Wooilell and (lien Murchi-: "" , t M ' ' Yr- C ' s ellS(, wh nniil, ,hl.ir hmi, ab..ut !'-' -C -' V - '-, 1 ' 1 . A4 U Y!lX I CaiiHO" f'-r- J 'Web I'lmil.s fiom La (irande on the Sand-: . (J . ) ', 3 T- P K ttf kWf J0UH0-' L'L i Ilium-. orc fined .. ch. the mini-' -p O ' Q v J : $ i fl VI IKS t'A'nOHS ! 1 'the i:..iii(s lidio one end ol Ihe .lam kefs in , muni fine, vestc, day aftei :io..ti in thej ?. U ' w 1 1 0 . i-tfTi-- i It r." -s I i i tie v w. re 1 111 rounded l.v llamc making j ....uiitv court whiti'tliey plea. I.d not. t J O . W I i ami ll'. O' far,. .1 to spend nil hour lu pi'ker I amity to haviiiif the 'leniniiis of a' ' T) ,J lik.''-' V WAV ALC'EAOY I : I he .-ii- .. . Iii a t a sf.iy ImtiiKht nies in 1 fi,,. tinexlinirui.shtd tint !rtd .11 1 fo I , " ' J7 ln.eiadav Tr.e tile fiifl'ters are :- and a small f..r,.st f'Te which a put on; i 's r-' - i '' s J !...! il..- fiif Ii"' l"ne 'he rid-:. I by the finest lanirers. ' ' , CrrZ. I I'1""1 !- l" 1 k Ul' 'I'l I,. ,e.,s , s,.t,.,l l.v .',,e..sl i "s--i I ' I Vs. ,Ts.-.,tt.t V ,11..,,,,. I Kanutr Floyd Kendall nnd John St v I ' , . or arrestci the two men ye,ter,b,V I JUr. ' ' i I ,7 'V 'N -t-i' - SAI' LTY I'lllST I noon, the tiial takine;' place in the .' l'n Ol-3 ' '. . ( , .(;. '. ZC'W ' "- li.fteMi.ion. ' Accordimr to their testi-l . f rVPIfiFltT, A i ' . :5.MiW'JS ! I ' l.TT t .... niony they had enileavore.l to put "111! I --v.i.nnHI . ', .' r ; ft;,rw-s ' ' l . ; :t 1 a , si 11 1 n, 1 in, .noy !". cunf:'"... even creinc Pu fin as to' Cl, TiPOtl ' 1 j'..'V' Y iWw X' ' , Tl.o Pake, a, id ea I ot 1 1'. hrol liei - the camiifire. even (toine; so far as to' ( ' I , 'll ' 7 ! v -." " ' ''A- ' ' i ' hood ol lo. omoliie fn-i 1 i 'p.aie.l .0 be not 11 case of eu re!e-i V.'lL Pa- ls 1 ' ' '-' '' "in-.' I ' , .' 1 I'll" -Is. t "I"--1 II ideal today to . I. ,Bs live ..... !v..., .1... .,,.,. I rMJS Vs. S '-? . , , C..t.! Ol" ad-lit "1 t! d-r. Unit 0 'line. -1 I -.s.- Ki . i; , v r-r 3 -,o ' c' . -' . ' I Isiiak" . .01. Ill Ions lo'ie are nono; I at th "i.illti ae '- I! I , O o y CV". --. S I ' . Irolli l.el to mils " and Unit "...ll- llfiTwo bouno over f Up, Amkm 7&Pm& ti.ci - " 1. o..Vo . ---."ftV.- . " W - . ' o-J i ,,. t o.na.s-, I O 00 I O v V -n f "' T.O -'A 0 WASiIIN.iT.iN, July - The :;:i-: ; , , 0 T Willi , I n & I - - V l.enl per Pi-.ml duly on scouied wool, . 'Hie tw0co,,,l nOa. Joe ill.0 H O C0T - fM, ,' O y- , -j f X . , , 0,,.,. a.lioinist, alio,, tal'if,' ..f W....Mhavrr..,i,Y.li-..... .,li K . - -- V - 4f I .: La 'a,,'; N;..; Mexna,.' ...cL tc.i' . iUhc iii 11,.. Miunn ilial co.ilt y s'.ei day I'OO i J , ' C - "' ' 5 l: i 1 (ft V . I - ,, , ,,. ,.,.., i P253TZ;SifiTSiai:aAV.3 l. ;tT..,r .Oelimmai-y i-arinz. Wiliiam-! V ' ' O r- - Li1 & t" T ' - 0 . " ' J ' XStmttM&Sm l"l t"Hy. lii.ll, w.r- bouia ot.r I- t 0 V Q'-"f ."A' , O rt , '', I'VAI. LIS. July -.-The staV iWli W AiiMl await the action of the uraio jur. O i Q ' .... O .O- f S3 V -JV " . O h ' , ...i.l ... a-" ml ion adopted , -ce,, I 6 A A Cf III H &C3 14 on ,. s.,a. .. .... ..... .... - I .. Ii.'' 1.11 ' t'il . tJ .''IP S 'I'''! " "tlfi's. ! o"I i.i-a. .. i I Va .rii'llli (.iI.e'iiKiii.tntrv I "':"; ' . . ' i ! ik " ' ' 1 1 11 ,c r I ii 0, as 1 ecleclcd plc-nklil 1 Tenidtt "icemen m I... 1" ir I""; men. w W'cjAjJ ....... - '' AVERTED i !n nufirrtrrifM! ' 111 Kit LM it ti ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1.11111' .Maiiitciiaiicc Way Wort. its ami Clerk Vi In Kit. MAnTrt 9-TrvttriTi WORKING CONDITIONS AND PAY RESTORED M iolii"-aii Vnt ral (! rants lie - (incsts of Maintenance i Way ilen and North wesl ern Accetles to Demand of ( 'lerks. (117 As.iociaifd PrvRfll DKT!tl)lT, July -'J. 'I he Mt.-iiiin j Cintuil nverted a sti ike uf It.OOii niain I terance of W'iry tuen hy ie;nimr a w;il'- rt'.n eement i tstoi nijr the scale el lec tive July 1. The eijrht-liour day is re-esi;iiilish'i! and overtime is to 1J fixed by nrbit ration. (By Aspnclated I'rt'mi) CHICAGO. Julv 'J.-The threnten ed stiike of 7,:UH) clerks cf the Chi cniro and North western railroad w postponed for the time Jti'niir, at leas.. jn-fin cliMw to the U. (mail labor i ported t.i boaid. The company have made some concessions- I.. 11. Uussf'l. fiin warden uf U:i ien county, touay stated that there aie no new files tepoiled ami lhi fev fires that have been buttling in thi section are all under control and ther.? has been no ureal losses. The blai'.c that could be seen on tii. South hill of l-a Grande last evenmi; is not a new file, but only the under biush and dead logs that are lef: burninir from the fiie there last week. Theie is a man in chat pi there to s that the file does not spread. g-t:r:; out of control of the fire fighters. Mandates Approved i Today By England With Restrictions' (Hy Assoclntea ere8 LONDON, July -i'l The I'.ilestinc anil S'vrian mandates weie approve. I today by I he cm. n il of tht league of nations with the understandini.' tlra Ihey lire to take effect as soon as Kuince and 1'lllv reachetl all a'--li'.- m, nnreriontr certain iplii'U flclail-. council anncuncetd that it i The I-...-,, in need bv the rtportcd willing' ne.-s of the lepaintions fonnnissein I ' susprnd its claims nuainst Austr'a for 'in years to let Austiiu leua'-.! a fiioincial foothold. Austria thus nit.v iiledL'e her custi ms duties mi th" monopoly and other as.-el for the loans. rinrp nynrn r r. umu ;:: I III In W W m nnmrnni tinin UUBinULTO.S 1 , ' ; I'll. a..,. C KEPT ay THE Nyi'.th;- with ) ut 'irit i tt. ts arc hmi,- Ohscrvt'd I nt. ii. Strikers traiu- tJTVKI.AND. Julv 22. Member "f the four railroad motherhoods, th Ki'.ieinerl's, Cdtidtic'.oi s, Firemen mi ' T.ainmen, white hciutily in sA-niputhv I im the action of the railway shop --n'l'l' wh air stnkimt to maintain a decent standard of living, have iii'v-i jtltllele.s lieen otiL't'ed liv tileir offle- : cis 1,1 perform scrupulously nil their usual duties under the terms ol their 1 itgiiemcnts with the railroad com pan ! , ies, no nu.ie and no less. At the samel I time, tluy aie advised under no cir I cumstaect s tt) d-i work previously don.' by or take the place of any of the sii iking employes, under penalty oi I i')uiMiiii. In othei w.'ids, the cliiefs I of the Miotherhutid recogni.e the .strike ef the shopmi n as legal ; jii.-tiii.ih!e. but in ace- nJ.r.ec wrtn iousi?i tneir vc!l-cstanli.-if( pidicy, tht not violate the solemn contract service v. r.it h they tiave previous! made with the ra'lway ctmpaiiie .Incest Vinhtii While oltscn it g ca.i fullv th. ef t heir iic i cements, the railwuv t'ndlieihootis ale in otest inir to tin' . ! Interstate C-iiamei ce Commission agam-t (tie action ol terlnui railroad-ij at feet i'd by t he si i ike in cdmpelling'! Haiti M'-ui' employes to take out en-j gnu's -i iih ate dangerously unsafe,' jenpa. di".i:'g- t .e lives of the employe; :;s as i.u liaveiing publo-. Ile- tviifC ui t he s'lnpn'Ci's sii ike, t h , gci.e'iii v.i! 'U'l.isier oi me iansas i.iiv Ivk ne;l pi notices ro ngim ers to move trains over -.-.U-n a mi lniee;n tracks without being coupt r the operation of; On otr.et lines headlight l' piir. engine flues arc eriiM.i tail to wink, water b; ;k' n. and oliier defects i 1 1 1 v. hieti endatiger th" gia- np! as well as lw jell. ' the I;ilei ate Coni-j sioii f t :iid the opc''a in sui-h condition, and i I chiefs have anpeale I Iaiieau of Safety ami I.oemnotive Inspection the Coinmisvion to see u'lhe.s are inimediaiely :trenic cases, the trnns-n'- hei hood eei tit ive ; c-i ta!:en the inil inti' the l:,"-h directly I. the llllieiiu ol niiiin'iui!' (I hy that ti,c.-e ,,r, stopj'.eil. la c r-r.ath V have tl-.em-.-!' , ,: lie ir men to refuse t..- on. under on.liti.ms whicV. i,na. ::i life mid limb. i . r bvi l'HINf !: ;K HI' N.M AItK ILL. I llv Vs., ..anlcd fiess.) COl'KN'IIAl.KN. Julv L'J.- KiiiLr Ch i is! inn's s aannl ;,.,n, Ptince Knud has lit en tal . n to a hospital i.l Hurt- nioinn r rfi .tiu. io.i.k i,rn ! . " en villi a" all ick of piuuinoaia while ciui:-inir in liritish c aters on hoard u' Diin'sa ,a : kavinu' I'i (Ju.'i u Alexandrine is far Dartmouth. III. II. Y v . if ' N. I'o sistim:d I at Press! . e v x Th' '...to Kirn, Jills' '-"'.I ' l Olll'l of rorto Itl" o. lime .nit of live, has I'll. . I' la. Moot Itellv 111 wilh the I'nloiilsl j n tho arhnis , -land. BBQIHERHBDDSj UslHill. ll I. H Woman of National Promise Here i . , i ; I 1 1 ; V- k . V I I v i i rS- l l I Miss I-ranees Inuiam, who Kives her wonderful pi oe-iiim tonight-1 She is jruiii" lioni t I'nutauiiua to u ..!i.ni!il tour at fsf p,r conceit Klux Klan "rnjSeeking Money belter Senl (o Salem 'lans nien Asking l''nnds For Ii'ecoiint. (Ity Assucnitcd I'rcss) SAI.K.M, July 2-.! 'I lie Salem mem- of the K'u Klux Klan tire lieiii;. jll.sefseil Sl.i cull lo help llnance 111' Plopcsed lecount for t luirles llaM, laccordini; to a cin-uliir letter sc: I IKIansmen wilh i nsl i n ii.nu "ii.-ul and then burn," u copy of which v.-a: Uiven out loiluy hy the jrietnoi li.e. Th. app al dcclatt ! II;, !l and legal republican to l,c! the "true ""''-1 ! TOY LUCK IS OUT OF LUCK l n, K' ' '"-'--t! a tosicuted and can- pons- It ii t.tioji t .- '. was niTe:stri jfc of h"'iie: in nil. (" llee'lH'.l W.'.l that he iin.l u-e '.I'eninlllv 1 1 1 j.r" 1 1 1 1 u lo a i- e Kill and had otherwise insulti.l hei wheietlnon she inlhal the poli.-c w-lei took him into eusfaly. He had in his possession one unlit. u of Itlnanshille. Luck's Ik aiine was In hi this morn- ntf and he wan hound ;.ti f , , Krsm jM1y j2,-M, ... is hi.nic i'i' to aw He is ti a al I he c Her of J-'oiiith and Je.f.-i SIKIK Ml N I I Kt I. ( Ity As-'..rl..l. .1 Press) I'.OSTON, Julv :: -Tne N'.itiad.al lantliei nnd Shm liin i in I he annual s'ssj..,i Mf jis lllllllllil .'. .11 veil I.l mi lie .1. Llllels, of Cllii'liea, pr.. lioit was silecli'd as tit. city for next yeni. c.a!'lalliel, ,w ... . ',.- ('iellll"iit:i tl.-e(.,i('iie-.s I NHNr BOYS AND GIRLS JOINING THE Y. M. G. JLts Sei'ice I ;isis of M ciul)ei shin is Pdpnliir Wilh th Lnciil ( )i,n;tnial inn. The fe iiK- l.a Cm mill! Y. M. C. A. is of pecial imlue lilt nts to every 'my mill kin in the city under 1 years 1tiH ,.rtort to co-opi'rutii Willi tho i t am woo ih-ne lo join the V." T ,iu.,. rn,.iiU f tho postofflc eyei-.vone who will inrree to Kiye ser-, ,,, .,,.., ,, tn mko , ,,rvlrB of Mi e to their honie, clniich, city and , , , i-t tit i-n I nioro fflelent espe scnoul wall he K,vcn a meniherslup ,.,,. , ,,, plrnnK tht, offloo: lice ot ch.iluc ,o tecs whatever are ,,. ,,, ,,, M,, ()f L r.niiulu: ca.eeo. ,u oau r woius, ,ne ,,L ' . . : , V , , . . i.ae coy v. on isois 10 laue Muvailllli: I facilities without any cost tile nalllie of fees to those under the' ' .il.ove nienlione.l litre. Tiie i.'uuiienicnts itl I'etjarils to ser- i. a means that they must jtive ser-1 ! ice ut Inline, without itcccplim; pav, allelid to their schoolwoik ill a pinper i . i ii ii i Iff, Kle service lo tileir church nod l.e ready to aid 111 city whencvt 'nihil. T aey alio ntrne lo a'.tain Kolli -l'olil developnielll, wllit'll is: .... .to. . I.. .. . ea. hiiMi. nl m.-i.iis I that It... I...V (..- .ri.l t.u.sl k-een nl.vs. ' lea y sttoii and to do noihini; to in- pile o, wenk'll the llodV, lo develop 111111111111111111 01 naiiies. . j iiu mind. 1.1 seek to Kiow ill Christian'. " '',11"'s liei'" lelliTs lir cliaincu r hy alleiidnncc ill Sunday " aildressed, as for example. John school, church 1111,1 hy nbeviiiK Cod's Siollh, Clly .this office may know . o.iiiuan.la, aial to help at home in cv- bi'lf doen of thu name, and there orv way possible. Not only the nhove, may he as many more cullliii; nt lull it ' iii' ims to develop I horoiiji'lily the Keuoral d. llvery window. Often the so. i.il. menial, physical and snir- tliesn IHIers once delivered are re- it in -1 ih.at will make the .'s, " a 1 en I houe "llnle lilall or Wil li ci edit In tile ait ll'.O boys were "Y" and. it is .ipor d to . iniiiilier hv ad per cent In i.f Die venr. 'flic pieseill e i- iiiiii.umIh to CH huVH and '') til of l:;T under cipfhtecu J'dltTT.ANU, July '.'2.--Fifteen Hr. fielil' is on Sin I'lnlin cicek escaped iu i.l.';. nnd lia-aa'ile d'-iltll hy hoislilu; tla ii. -a !ve '. ovc;' a liurnintr net Jam ut (he 111..IU111I when the wind earned la. a FIIE DEAD II WRECK OF FiJSCIJ TRAIN M ismnlersttKnl Orders IJo lieved to Have lieen I ho Cause, j HEADON COLLISION WAS AT LOG-AN, MO. j I-hiineer niut' Four Passen gers are Ktileo wlieti Jsasl. iSound and West Hound Passengers Meet. ( Ity A MMot-lntcil Prti4S.1 Sl'lilXtH-'IKUn, Mo., July 22 Kiva persons were killed and several in jured Ibis motning when nn eustboun I ! Kiisco passtnger train struck a west- heutid passenger train in a hetuf-on i colli.-ioii at l.ogan. Mo., tU milrs vui of Springfield, Apparently it miscon- stiuctiou of ot dors by Kni;inei'i Hinjj, I who was killed, is the report made by uiilread officials its the cause of the wreck. In additinn to Knuinecr Hinjr tf St Paul, Oklahoma, the dead in the w'eclc wei'r .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hammer, if Ktoutlaml, Mo., and twu small sis ters of Mrs. Hammer- The followluK clrciilnr lias been Issued by Postmaster Hnlph Huron VV ..hellov.) that , you will ai;roo 'llll us that. any letter worth wrlt- Iiik Is width ilt'Uverlim mid tlnllver lim jiiomptly. We would lili'1 to call ynur at toitiou to the dlfflciilly of innklnir proiupt delivery of tunil addressed to clly wtlhiiut Kivluu dtreet and iniiuber or other Information that assist iih In locating tlto ad dressee. 'ITiIk office Is now delivering null to approximately ten Ihoiisaitd peo ple. Further, this clly llntt nu imv USlllll 1111111111'!' Of II II 11811111 1 n. 111 thlit 1""V" ' fe'j niimher turto'd to in marked "Try sonic oth- ineiub r of the tribi'" or similar 'words, AL best, uttemp'H to de liver sii'h mall are larRely kiiohs 'worh. Att.ntton io Ihis will result In midi'h inontpt delivery of ynur let ters, and further many people are nei;lit;eiir. In retitrnlliK ttintl after I lo-y find that It Is not inhMided t,,r t Ihmd nad In some cases fail to do so entirely. I'ri iuently mall hold, undelivered, in t'Mteiiil tf livery, when t bo tlm eniiieH to return It to the writer, is found lo bo intended fur parties llviim in towns over the valley. We ulsh to HiiKLpist to all who mall a Ian:- amount of loiters on the fliM of each .month that any part that can be inafh-il early will Hi-caily sjiet'd up mall delivery dnr inii Ihe first of llw nioutb null. I'OST.MASTKU. CHKFSK rolt KDITOKS. ( Cv A-s"...-f.il. il I'lfSS.) Cf.'liV'Al.l.IS ,-Iulv 'i'J.TiMnmoo!;, who is making a hid for the next con vention of the slate editorial ussoeia tif n, distributed cheese to the del -l,tles Kiiday. C. K. ItiRalls, nf Cor vallis. was made chairman of the Pion committee. Kalph t roni.so, of Albany, wa - named a member ot the necrology committee- The New bnitr ;iaphic v.t awarded first place it the luial e;-vbi conle.-l for wt-ek- Coutity Anniversary Iiiver (ilacier wc-" and third prints for in the first or free- TfcHDUAW I.IIJ1X SL'IT. 1 oNlM)N. Julv 22-OwiuK to Ihe ...lieu- illnens of Lord Morthdiffe, Ihe libel actions brought against him by Sir Anrew Caiid, vice chairman, ami Walter C. Fi.-h. director of t'O ' sociated New-papers, l,Uf., have been withdrawn, it was announced Friday. and Sunday, fair, CAREFULNESS 1 URGED BY HURON e& 0