WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF C H I T WEEK
F IF T E E N F A L L IN WILD RIOT
Negroes Fire on Service Men in Streets
of Washington, D. C.
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GIVER TD AUSTRIA
Portland.—With a fairly good bay
crop east of the mountains and
Washington, D. C.— Rioting between
much larged output in the vhlley than
Postoffices of seven cities of Linn
negroes and whites broke out late Mon­
last year, the trade is not disposed county are now presided over by
to enter the market yet, and prices women, the largest number this county
day night in the national capital in
the new crop are more or less has ever known.
retaliation
for
recent
attacks
by
blacks
Brief Resume Most Important
One Hundred Members Figh for
Allies Grant 15 Days for Final
nominal.
Valley farmers are not
Clyde C. Lewis, aged 8 years, son of
on white women.
making
much
effort
to
sell
yet,
but
Daily News Items.
Observations.
to Last Against Act-
Mrs. Guy Redding of Wendling, died
The known casualty toll had, at 2^30
those who have sought the market from strangulation Sunday night after
o’clock, reached three killed and 12
have asked rather high prices. There attempting to swallow a peanut.
was a considerable amount of alfalfa
seriously wounded, besides numerous
The Salem Fruit union is restrain­
sold early, but trading is less active
minor casualties inflicted by * bricks
now. There is some Inquiry from the ed from delivering loganberries else­
and other missiles. In addition to the
dry sections, and as growers look for where than to the Phez company by
killing of one city detective and the
a good outside demand they are not action of the circuit court here over­
Events o f Noted People, Governments fatal wounding of another by two negro Unless Senate Amends Provisions, pushing sales. There is very little ruling a demurrer of the union to the Reparation Clauses Similar to Those
inquiry these days for horse hay.
women, three patrolmen had been
petition of the Phez'company.
and Pacific Northwest, and.Other
In|German Treaty—Cash Pay­
Leaders Say Veto la Practically
The coarse grain market was firm­
wounded
by
negro
rioters.
Two
ne­
Things Worth Knowing.
The Ellensburg Produce company of
ment Demanded.
Sure to Come.
er at the Merchants Exchange. Bids
groes were dead and four others were
Seattle has just opened a cream sta­
for sacked oats were advanced $1
reported to be dying.
and for barley and bulk corn 50 cents. tion at Halsey with H. D. Stevens of
Corvallis in charge.
For several
It is reported from Piura, Peru, that
In one part f the city a black, firing
Paris.—The full peace conditions of
Washington, D. C.— By a vote of Eastern bulk oats were unchanged.
months
heretofore
Swift
& Co. have
yellow fever has broken out there. from a garage door, kept a provost nearly three to one, the house, weary
the allied and associated powers are
had the field in this line exclusively
There have been many cases of the
Peach Crop of Moderate Size.
now in the hands of the Austrians.
guard of soldiers, sailors and marines of talk on prohiblton, Tuesday passed
there.
disease.
a bill for its enforcement, with pro­
The prospective commercial peach
The first section of the terms were
at bay for several minutes, but finally
Prominent Oregon democrats who presented to the Austrian delegates at
visions and penalties so drastic as to crop of 30,082,000 bushels, as esti­
The Sileelan Economic News reports was shot down.
bring from the men who framed it mated by the bureau o f crop esti­ have visited Salem recently say that SL Germain on June 2, the final sec­
the German government has finally
Many clashes occurred between the prediction that It would forever mates, appears liberal beside the very Mrs. Alexander Thompson, for two tions were delivered to them at the
agreed that Upper Silesia shall become
whites and blacks on street cars. One suppress the liquor traffic on Ameri light crop of 20,000,000 to 21,000,000,: terms representative from Wasco coun­ same place Sunday without ceremony
a free state.
000 last year, but the present crop ty, has future political aspirations and by M. Dutasta, secretary-general of
negro, attacked on the back end of a can soil.
Minnesota's trades union league took
Exactly 100 members— 52 democrats is moderate when compared with may be a candidate for United States the peace conference.
car, fired into the crowd following the
a firm stand against prohibition at
and 48 republicans— refuged to sup­ those of recent years. Probable ship­ senator at the next election.
The terms comprise the whole treaty
New Ulm Sunday at the annual meet­ car and wounded four persons, but fin­ port it. Against the even hundred ments appear more limited when it
which Austria is asked to sign, includ­
A
fungus
that
has
attacked
the
Cana­
ally was stopped by a city detective,
ing of that organization.
the prohibitionists, putting up a solid is considered that fully half the dian thistles which have became a ing the reparation, financial, military
who was reported to have sent seven
front to the very last, polled 287 votes crop, or over 10,000,000 bushels, is great menace in the Willamette valley and certain other minor clauses, which
Baroness de la Roche, the French bullets Into the negro’s body. Each
Before the house put the bill on its credited to California. Nearly 90 per promises to exterminate the pest, ac­ were not ready for presentation when
avlatress, was killed in an airplane ac­ of the four white men was only slight­
passage, one final and feeble hand was cent of the California crop is com­ cording to C. E. Stewart, Lane county the official ceremony took place.
cident at the airdrome at Crotoy, ly wounded.
reached forth to strike It down and monly used for drying and canning, fruit inspector, who has charge of
Fifteen days are granted the Aus­
France, Sunday afternoon.
Police stations at a late hour were
put in its place a briefer and more which would leave only about 3600 the campaign recently inaugurated trians in which to make their final
swamped with reports of clashes be­ liberal measure.
cars to be shipped as fresh fruit. against the thistle.
observations, although they have al­
The 1613,000,000 sundry civil appro­
tween mobs of whites, largely made up
This took the form of a three-para Actual shipments may equal 4000
ready submitted a large number o f
priation bill, revised by congress to
of soldiers, sailors and marines and
A t a meeting of The Dalles school notes on the terms previously submit­
graph btll by Representative Igoe cars. In previous years the Califor­
meet his objections, was signed Sat­
negroes in many different sections of
democrat, Missouri, introduced some nia crop has not been over one-third board last week the bids received for ted to them.
urday by President Wilson.
the city. One negro killed was struck
the construction of the East Hill
days ago, and offered in the form of the total.
In addition to the published sum­
Stock of the Pabst Brewing company, over the head by a marine during one
school and the construction of a man­ mary of the terms of June 2, the new
a motion to recommit, which meant
with a par value of $2,889,900, owned of the numerous fights on street cars
ual training shop on the grounds of the clauses provide for reparation arrange­
its substitution for the general en
Bread Price to Advance
by enemy aliens, will be sold at auction
Two troops of cavalry from Fort
high
school were opened and again ments very similar to those in the
forcement measure if the house saw
Portland bakers may soon increase
tiy the alieil property custodian July Myer patrolled the downtown streets
were found to be above the estimate. treaty with Germany, Including the
fit. But<he house did not
the price of bread 1 cent a loaf. Final
ready to quell any outbreak which
2 ».
Mr. Igoe’s motion was defeated, 255 settlement on the increase has not yet The matter la due for another dis­ establishment of an Austrian sub-sec­
might start, although early the city
to 136, and this vote, analyzed, meant been determined, but the majority of cussion within the next few days at an tion of the reparations commission,
Five persons were killed instantly
generally was quiet. Two hundred ma­
that
at least 36 members who favored the bakers in the city insist that the adjourned meeting of the school board. the payment of a reasonable sum in
and a sixth so badly injured that his rines, brought here from the Quantico
a
more
liberal bill took the more dras 10-cent loaf is sold at a loss.
Personnel of the committee to in­ cash, the issuing of bonds and the de­
life is despaired of when an interurban training camp when it was feared that
tic
one
later
when
there
was
no
other
vestigate
the affairs of the industrial livery of livestock and certain histori­
.
Other
cities
are
paying
more
for
electric car ran into an automobile late the provost guard and police might not
Sunday at a railroad crossing four be able to stop the disturbances, were choice. There were no unexpected re bread than is charged In Portland, ac­ accident insurance commission was ap- cal and art documents.
The financial terms provide that the
cording to the bakers, who say an In­ lounced by Governor Olcott last Thurs­
miles north of Nampa, Idaho, on the scattered throughout the city, together versals In the individual vote.
Many members of congress held that crease is justified. Just when the day. The committee Is to consist of Austrian pre-war debts shall be ap­
Twenty thousand hostages are re­ with 100 naval military police. A doz­ the bill in its present form was an
contemplated advance will go into ef­ nine members, three of whom are re­ portioned among the various former
ported to have been arrested in Petro- en motor transport corps trucks, each open invitation to presidential veto
commended by the industrial associa­ parts of Austria, and that the Austrian
fect is not yet knqwn.
grad in the last three weeks and Petro- able to carry 40 men, were stationed The measure, which had been before
tion of Oregon to represent employers, coinage and war bonds circulating in
at
strategic
points,
prepared
to
rush
grad newspapers publish almost daily
the -house for more than a week, now
three by the federation of labor to the separated territory shall be taken
lists of from 50 to 100 persons who reserves to any part of the city.
goes to the senate. The enforcement
represent employes, and three by the up by the new governments and re­
have been executed for various rea­
bill, as It passed the house, provides
governor to represent the people of the deemed as they see fit.
sons.
After January 26, 1920, every person
Under the military terms the Aus­
state.
permitted under the law to have li
More than a million Jews from every
The state highway commission has trian army is henceforth reduced to
Portland— Wheat — Government ba­
quor in his possession, shall report sis, $2.20 per bushel.
part of the globe are preparing to mi­
asked for bids for $1,000,000 worth of 30,000 men on a purely voluntary basis.
the quantity and kind to the commis
grate to Palestine as soon as Its politi­
Paragraph five, relating to the mili­
Millfeed— Mill run, f. o. b. mill, car bonds, bearing date of August 1, 1919
sioners of internal revenue. (This ap lots, $41 per ton; mixed cars, $41.50; and drawing 4& per cent interest. The tary, says that the Austrian army shall
cal status is fixed, according to sur­
Chicago.—Ten persons were killed
plies to chemists, physicians, etc.)
veys by the international Zionist organ­
ton lots or over, $42.50; less than ton bids will be opened at the offices of not exceed 30,000 men, including of­
After February 1, 1920, the posses $43; rolled barley, $62; rolled oats, the commission in Portland on August ficers and. depot troops. Within three
ization, made public in New York re­ and 25 Injured when a large dirigible
on its test flight caught fire and fell sion of any liquor, other than as au­
cently.
$60; ground barley, $62; scratch feed, 5, at 11 o’clock A. M. The bonds will months the Austrian military forces
500 feet, crashing through the glass thorized by the law, shall be prima $79.
mature serially, $25,000 October, 1924 shall be reduced to this number, uni­
Immediate increase of the country’s
roof
of
the
Illinois
Trust
& Savings facie evidence that ft is being kept
and
a like amount each April 1 and versal military service abolished and
Hay—
Buying
price!,
f.
o.
b.
Port­
industrial production is advocated as a
for sale or otherwise in violation of land: Alfalfa, new crop, $24.50@25; October, thereafter until the full voluntary enlistment substituted.
bank,
Jackson
boulevard
and
LaSalle
means of reducing the cost of commodi­
the law.
The army shall be used exclusively
amount is paid.
eastern Oregon timothy, nominal.
ties and shortening the period of war street, at 5 o’clock Monday afternoon.
It will not be required, however, to
for the maintenance of internal order
Butter—
Cubes,
92-score,
5IV4c;
No reduction in the price of gasoline
taxation In resolutions adopted by the
Most of the victims were employes report, and it will not be illegal to
91-score, 51c; 90-score, 50%c; prints, can be looked for this year, according and control of frontiers. All officers
National Association of Manufacturers of the bank, trapped and burned. to
have in one’s possession, liquor in a parchment wrappers, box lots, 55c;
must be regulars, those of the present
to three of the biggest crude oil pro
at a directors' meeting Saturday.
death in a fire caused by the explosion private dwelling while the same is
army
to be retained being under the
cartons, 56c; half boxes, %c more; ducers in the United States, who are
Three thousand German prisoners of of the balloon's gasoline tanks as they occupied and used by the possessor less than half boxes lc more; butter-
obligation to serve until 40 years old;
passing the week in Portland looking
war interned in Switzerland will be hit the floor of the bank rotunda, as his private dwelling and the liquor fat, No. l,'55@56c per pound
those newly appointed agreeing at
into western business interests. The
sent home this week. Arrangements where more than 200 bookkeepers and Is used for personal consumption by
Eggs— Oregon ranch, case count, men are E. D. Kelly, an engineer who least to 20 consecutive years of active
have been made by the representatives clerks, nearly all girls, were working. the owner, his family or his guests
Nctfl-commissioned officers
44@45c; candled, 46@47c; selects, Is connected with a Chicago brokerage service.
The bailoon, owned by the Goodyear
of Germany, France and Switzerland
The possessor of such liquors, how­ 50@51c; Oregon Poultry association
and privates must enlist for not less
and oil development company, L. D.
at Berne for the repatriation of 300, Tire Rubber company of Akron, had ever, bears the burden of proof that selects to retailers, 52%c; association
than 12 consecutive years, Including at
Welch and C. L. Woods of Denver. In
000 German prisoners in France by been flying above the city for several the liquor was acquired and is pos­ pullets, 49c.
least six years with the colors.
partnership the three control 200,000
hours when the accident occurred.
sessed lawfully.
way of Switzerland.
Poultry— Hens, 25@26>£c; broilers, acres of oil land in Texas, Wyoming
Intoxicating liquor is defined as a 25#30c; ducks, geese and turkeys,
Rejection of the Japanese claim for
and Louisiana.
beverage containing more than one- nominal.
recognition of racial equality in the President Wilson's Illness
Regents of the Oregon Agricultural
half per cent of alcohol.
Veal— Fancy, 25c per poufld.
• peace conference apparently has not
Held
Not
to
Be
Serious
college, who with President W. J.
Pork— Fancy, 28c per pound.
discouraged those who are working in
Kerr of the college are touring the
Fruits— Apples, new, $3 @4 per box,
support of the principle through the
Forest
Fires
Raging
Washington, D. C.— President Wilson
state, are favorably disposed" toward
Berlin.—A new reign of terror ex­
grapefruit, $5.50@6; cherries, 10@ 15c
Racial Indiscrimination league, which
Unabated in Idaho per pound; cantaloupes, $1.50@4.50 the establishment of a farm experi­ ists in Budapest, according to a dis­
was organized in Japan about six was In a weakened, but no wise serious
Boise, Ida.— Between 30 and 40 fires per crate; apricots, $2@2.75 per box; ment station near Bend, to serve all patch from the Hungarian capital to
months ago. The organization has now condition- Monday night after having
beyond
control are burning in north peaches, 75c@$1.40 per box; water­ central Oregon, and will co-operate to the Tageblatt. "Red terror,” In its
been made permanent and its plan to spent the day In bed with acute dysen­
their utmost in satisfying the agri­ worst form, is anticipated.
resubmit the proposal every year at tery. Rear-Admiral Cary T. Grayson, Idaho. Glen C. Smith, assistant die melons, 3Vi©4c per lb.; plums, $2.25
cultural needs of the people of that
The dispatch says so-called “ terror
trlct
forester
at
Missoula,
Mont.,
ad­
75 per box; raspberries, $3.50 per
the sittings of the League of Nations
his personal physician, said the presi­
vised Governor D. W. Davis here Tues­ crate; loganberries, $2.50 per crate; section, they asserted in personal trsops” are now masters of the capital
council.
statements and in addresses given at and that they have stormed the garri­
dent had been In considerable pain day. Losses in timber he estimated grapes, $4@4.25 per box.
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau has
a Commercial club dinnef, at which son, disarmed the troops of the Bela
during
the
day
and
had
been
very
at
30,000,000
board
feet
and
losses
to
Vegetables—Cabbage,
$3.50
per
100
been accepted by the government as
they were guests of honor.
Kun government and distributed arms
"uncomfortable.” He said he would private property at $300,000. The for­ pounds; lettuce, $2.25@2.50 per crate;
German minister to Austria.
to the “ ragged proletariat”
estry service already has spent $275,- peppers, $$1.60 per box; beets, $3#
Plans
are
now
being
formulated
by
insist that Mr. Wilson remain In bed
The leader of the “ terror troops,”
The Winnipeg trades and labor coun­
000 In an effort to control the fires, .50 per sack; cucumbers, $1@1.75 State Superintendent Churchill to put
cil has voted almost unanimously in until he had completely recovered.
he said.
per dozen; tomatoes, $1.50@1.75 per into effect throughout Oregon the law who was Bela Kun’s personal guard o f
While none of those close to the
favor of the "one big union.”
Fires burning In the yellow pine dis­ box; peas, 7@10c per pound; rhu­ passed at the last session of the state honor, publishes an appeal for volun­
president would say whether his ill­ trict of the Thunder mountain coun­ barb, 6c per pound; beans, 8 @ 10c. legislature requiring persons between teers and the people's commissaries
The steamship Rotterdam, with Sec­ ness would result In postponement of
try are raging with unabated fury.
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, best, the ages of 16 and 18 years who are Varga and Szarauely and vice-commis­
retary of State Lansing on board, left his trip through the west, there seemed
Smaller fires in national forests of $2#2.25; new California, 3#3 H c per employed and have not received an sary of foreign affairs Mosselapary,
Brest for New York Tuesday.
to be an opinion that should the illness south Idaho are being brought under pound.
eighth-grade education to attend what the new leaders in control, have sent
Twenty-five persons were injured, be prolonged it could have no other control.
Hope—Oregon, 1918, 47V4c; 1917 will be known as part-time schools. an ultimatum to the "moderate” city
several probably fatally, when light­ effect Real-Admiral Grayson was un­
Secretary Lane telegraphed from crop, 35@37c; 1916 crop, 30c; 1915 Superintendent Churchill says this commander of Budapest, Habrlch, or­
ning struck a crowded street car in certain when the president might be Washington to the governor that he crop, 20#25c; 191 contracts, 50c; department of education was discussed dering hint to give up office and turn
the center of the downtpwn district of able to resume bis duties.
had set aside an additional $200,000 three year contracts, 40c, 30c, 20c.
quite thoroughly at the recent meeting over the city to them.
Pittsburg during a severe electrical
to help fight Idaho's forest fires.
Wool— Eastern Oregon and Wash­ of the. National Education association
Polish Army Progressing.
storm Tuesday. A number of women
U. S. Consul is Delayed.
The governor refused to join George ington, 40@57c per pound; valley, 40 held at Milwaukee and it was the gen­
and children were trampled In a panic
Vtenn*.—The large Polish army con­ Cornwall, editor of the Timberman, @55c per pound.
eral consensus of opinion among edu­
Washington. D. C.— Though British
which followed.
centrated against the Ukrainians, Portland. Or., in asking the federal
cators that it will be a success. and French consuls already have en­
Mohair— 1918 clip, 55c per ponnd.
which Is also fighting the bolshevlkl, govermllent for troops for fire-fight­
Probably the most important factor tered Germany for the purpose of re­
Grain Bags—In Carlota, 12V4@13c.
Fourteen white men were arrested
has succeeded for a time in occupying ing purposes. Soldiers will not be
entering into the successful opermtton establishing trade relations with that
C a ttle -
Tuesday on warrants charging "as­
Tarnopol, Galicia, and crossing the asked for in Idaho as long as it is Good to choice steers.. ....$ 9.50©11.00 of the part-time schools, according to country, the state department here has
sault with intent to murier" In con­
Medium to choice steers_ 8.506 9.00 Mr. Churchill, will be the selection of been unable to do more than organize
Sereth river near Tarnopol and is now possihle to hire labor.
nection with the pitched gun fight be­
Fair to good steers ------ 7.75© 8.75 teachers. Because e f the fact that per­ Its own consular service for similar
at Trembowla, 18 miles southeast of
tween white men and negroes at Long­
Common to fair steers.... 7.00® 7.50
Tarnopol.
Strike on Rhine Quelled.
Good to choice cows, hfs 7.50# 9.00 sons affected by the law will not have functions, pending authority to send
view. Tex., last Friday. The men were
The Poles, ft is expected, will ad­
Medium to good cows, hfs 6.500 9.00 to attend school more than an hour them Into Germany. This authority
Coblent.—
American
military
police,
released on $1000 bonds each pending
vance to the river Zbrucs and halt armed with machine guns and sawed- Fair to medium cows, hfs.. 4.50# 5.50 eaqh day, it will be necessary to ob­ cannot be obtained, in the opinion o f
action by the county grand jury.
there if the Ukrainians do not make a off shotguns, put down a strike of Canners --------------------- 3.00# 4.00 tain instructors who are able to get the department, until the peace treaty
Bulls
________________
5.00# 7.50
counter
attack.
During the noon hour Tuesday,
German workmen Tuesday in less than Calves .....
»00014.00 into close contact with their pupils and has been finally ratified.
while the dining room was filled with
two hours after the men had walked Stockers and feeders___ 7.00®10.00 decide what studies are best adapted
Use of Liquors Permitted.
21.50#22.25 t0 their training. Mr. Churchill says
guests. Ted Roes shot and Instantly
Women Less in Georgia.
out merely by their presence In the Hogs— Prime mixed
Aroer;car.igm wi„ j*. one of the ch|ef
killed his wife In the kitchen of a
Atlanta, Ga.—Ratification of the
Lincoln. Neb.—The moderate uae of district. The strike aggregating 800 Medium mixed ------- ---- 20.50#21.00
19.75©20.25
Rough heavies
hotel at Lewlatown, Mont., where she liquor aa a beverage by householders Oermans was In Bendorf-on-fthlne. It
18.757? 19 75 fundamentals upon which the school federal 'woman suffrage amendment
P i« » ................. ........
was employed as a cook. He then In Nebraska. If purchased before the was called in conjunction with the gen­ Sheep— Prime lambs
11.50#13 00 will be conducted and a determined was, defeated in the Georgia senate
shot and perhaps fatally wounded Enid prohibition law went into effect, ia eral strike in Berlin and other part* Fair to medium Iambs
9.00©10.00 effort will be made tp give persons Tuesday when a motion to disagree
Milton, a 14-year-old girl, and killed legal, according to a decision handed of Germany, in spite of warnings Is-, Yearlings ---------------
6
00 ® 7 50 w,tl1 ,iml,ed «dueatioo such training with a committee report against ratifi­
W e th e r s ---------------
hlmstlf.
down by tbe Nebraska supreme coart sued from American headquarters.
cation was lost by a vote of 37 to 12.
¿0
0 # "7 50 as
Ut them for better positions.
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COM PILED
FOR
YO U
ARM Y TO BE REDUCED
V0TE IS 2 8 7 TO 100
TEN DIE IN B LAZIN G
DEBRIS OF BALLOON
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT
B U D A P ES T IS TA K EN
BY TERROR TR O O PS