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VOL XIII J U’KSON VILLE FRIGHTFUL TORNADO SEARCH OF HOMES FOR WATER BROUGH f IN MINNESOTA. LIQUOR DISAPPROVED 96 MILES Hundreds Injured. Sixty Feature is Stricken Out. Winnipeg Builds Great Aq Killed. Property Loss Transportation of In ueduct to Lake of the Six Millions. toxicants Expensive Woods, Undertaking. NO. 9 OREGON, JUNE 28. 1919. MORROW WHEAT IMPRO1 El) Some Recent Happenings 1919 Crop 30 Per Cent In Various Parts Better Than Last Year. of Oregon INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Manufactures, Enterprises and Improvements, Providing Payrolls and Promot ing Development Heppner, Or., June 24. —Morrow county’s wheat crop will be 30 per cent of Oregon. Fergus Falls, Minn., June 23. —Be Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 24. A I me 22. Theodore b iter than last ytar. according to F. Or , tween sixty and seventy persons were concrete conduit, 8 feet in dimeter, P. Brown of the Farmer’s exchange, killed and more than a hundred were Washington, June 23.—The provi 96 miles long an I costing $15,009,000. Howard, a 15-year-old messenger boy, who has just made a tour thro igh the who a i thrown underneath th" wheels badly injured by the tornado which sion of the prohibition enforcement I id has just been completed an I the waler of a moving slrect ear from his motor country, struck Fergus Falls late yesterday and permitting search of private homes for has been turned into the city mains. cycle, when struck by an altomobile A field of bluestem wheat on the tore a large section of the city, includ contraband liquor when the warrant Only four cities of the world have gone last night, died early today as a result .1. It Jackson rail 'll will m ike between Fore t Grove—$60,(MX) Masonic and ing the business district, to pieces was sworn to “by at least two credita further for their water. , of his injuries. The lad was dragged 2>and30 bushels. Mr. Jaeiison also Eastern Star home assured here. Thirty-eight bodies h ave been recover ble persons” was stricken out todav by h is an excellent field of barley. Turkey The aqueduct brings 85,Oik),000 gal Astoria —Fishing fleet on lower Cob ed. the house judiciary committee. The lons every 21 hours from Shoal lake, nearly 80 feet by the street ear and rd 'n the north, end of the country is suffered internal i ijuries. Uinbia exceeds any previous veir. system of search as provided in the an arm of the Lake of the Woods, with He was the son of Mr. and Mrs S. I looking well. Florence —Logging camo begins op- Evansville, Minn., June 23.-Forty-, espionage act was substituted. an area of 1500 square miles and 300 E. Howard and had established a Reports from the Ione country cor- erations'on South Slough. seven persons are known to be dead, ■ Under provisions of the enforcement feet above the level of the city. The local reputation as tradict those heretofore given out. a public juvenile 160 are injured and in emergency hos act, tentatively modified today in com conduit tunnels under the Red river, spe <ker. Portland —United States Spruce Pro II A. Cummins of the Bank of lone pital and property valued at six miliion . mittee, transportation of intoxicating Whitem uth river and several smaller says wheat has made a wonderful de duction corporation to offer its saw dollars is destroyed as a result of the liquors in automobiles, aircraft or other streams. velopment during the last two weeks mills. logging rafiroads and timber tornado which swept through Fergus vehicles would prove an expensive un To bui d the aqueduct the city con Hood River People Eat and the cool weather with favorable holdings in Oregon and Washington to Falls late yesterday afternoon. Relief ■ dertaking if the owner is caught. As structed its own standar d-guage rail growing conditions has meant tiio.is commercial lumber operators. Fat Steer Meat. work is under way with plenty of | the bill originally stood, it stipulated way, 110 miles long. Several towns Gresham—Cannery to open here. unds of dollars to the farmers. Hood River, Or., June 23.—Local ductors and nurses on hand. There is ! that the vehicle should be sold at pub- sprang un along the line, and farmers B-rry future uromising. a possibility that the death list may ■ . lie and tne the ditterence difference between began ro settle in the country, before a oecple are eating fat steer beef, local- nc auction ano Pacific coast lumbermen are making reach sixty when the ruir.s of the ■ the selling price and the amount of the wilderness. The road will be main- ly slaughtered animals. Usually such Cittlc Advertise Oregon. a hard fight for equitable freight rates beef is shipped in. W. J. Filz, local Grand Hotel have been thoroly search i fines and the costs should be refunded t lined in regular operation. between Hie coast and middle west meat packer, however, recently pur- ed as it is known many bodies are still I to the owner. Washington, June 24.—Secretary ■ points and the whole coast country is beneath ths pile. The committee changed the provision Naval Hill is Completed. chased 15 head of fat young steers f rem R. M. Gow of the American Jersey 1 interested in the outcome Burdpin Mountain rauch"rs in Klicki The greatest loss of life took place ’ today to provide that any surplus which Cattle club, today anno meed that the; tat county, Washington. The steers at the Grand Hotel, a three-story build might remain after the fines and costs average price of $1139 obtained at the I Monroe -Erection of 10-tamel prune were topped off on lush grass in Colum sale held by Ed Cary, at Carlton, Or., I 1 dryer under way here. 11 ing. Thirty five persons are believed were paid should be given to the state. Washington, June 23.—Carrying bia lowlands. They were rolling fat. Wallowa Creamery shipping 1001) lbs. to have oeen killed when the hotel was on June breaks all sale records of $646,272,000, an increase of $44,803,000 Filz paid ’1 cents for the steers, which butter a week to outside points. smashed by the twister. More than the Jersey breed. the house total, the 1920 naval averaged 1050 pounds. Man Digs 75,000 Clams. over This accomplishment and the break 50 guests were in the building. Government experts to search for oil appropriation bill was completed today ing of two world’s record by cows in i in this state. Special relief trains from St. Paul by the senate naval committae. Dismissals Follow Probe. the herd of Pickards brothers at Mar and Minneapolis arrived at Fergus Development of anv territory in Increase in the navy enlisted per- ; Hoauiam, Wash., June 24.—Of a ion, have placed Oregon in the front Oregon ard Washington that shows Falls at six o’clock this morning. Salem, Or., June 22. — Mrs. Ora sonnel from 171,000 men, as proposed [ statistical nature, Clayton J. Bower of rank of Jerseydom and have given the I favorable prospect for oil aim of con- The Ottertail county court house, North Cove in sending a check for by tha house, to 191,000 and an increase ' Howd, matron oi the cottage at the state much favorable advertising under ference of oil men to be held in S.m aviation fund fund from county jail and sheriff’s residence were $397.39 to a local bank yesterday, of of the the naval naval aviation from $15," $15,- ! ft?eble minded home, was discharged 000,000 to $35,009,000 were the principal ! y^terday by Doctor J. N. Smith, sup New York date line. Francisco soon. destroved. At One Mile Lake near said: —■ • Fergus Falls four children of John Rosebrug-Apple crop here was “This was my pay for a few razor changes made by the senate committee. I erintendent. I. A. Anderson, a gar- d ner at the institution, was dismissed H ar ships Not to be Kreidler, a farmer, were blown into clams. I dug 15,000 pounds. They aver- never better. earlier in the week, both dismissals the lake and drowned. age abont five to the pound, so it Air Service is Success. i I resulting Used as Transports. Portland—Contracts for 110.41 miles from a recent probe of moral means 75,000 clams, At an average of I road'work awarded by state highway Washington, June 23.—As a result 1 conditions at the school. six inches in length, they would make commission, aggregating, with bridge Supply and Demand a string;, end to end, of about 38,000 of successful operation of the aerial; An investigation showed that a boy u.uo. Washington, June 24.—Battleships I ! tUIIUclltn, contracts, ipt, $1,104,818.50. feet. To g«t them I dug a hole about mail service between Chicago and inmate had been guilty of indiscretions, About Equal. 50,000 feet deep, and I’m still alive to Cleveland the postoffice department, it while Mrs. Howd and Anderson are and cruisers now used in transporting I Albany Creamery Assn, makes 68,309 American soldiers from France will be was announced, is considering exten- said to have attempted to fasten the withdrawn from that service by July lbs. butter during May. tell it”. Pendleton to have 1500-barrel flour sion in the fall of the service from Chi- I blame on another employe, 15. Those now in Atlantic ports will mill in addition to present 3 mills. -- « ------------- The tone of the labor market in Ore cago to Omaha. This would mean a ! not return to France, but those over- gon during the past week has been un- i Man hound Dead in Auto. Pendleton—Excellent progress being total reduction in train mail time be- ■ Big Berry Yield in Hood. s as or enroure will complete present usually quiet. As a whole, considered tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts ' made on hard-surfacing oí highway to trips. from every angle, the supply just Hood River, Or., June 24.— While of approximately 24 hours. east end of county. ---------- ---------------- aoout equals the demand with the ex Ilwaco, Wash , June 23.—John Wes few orchardists of the East Side dist Albany New $20,000 cann.’ry to be Eugene Elks Going to Klamath. ception of some lines of seasonal work ley Miller, age 63 years, resident of rict here raise strawberries, a record 1 I built here at once. such as berry picking in which the de Ocean Park for 22 years, was found Bellingham Recall Unsuccessful i.i returns has been made this season Eugene, Or., June 23. Eugene lodge ................... ......................... for $100,00!) Eugene—Contracts mand for help, both men and women, dead in his automobile near Oysterville Bellingham, Wash., June 24.—The by W. L. Carnes and I. R. Asdell from of Elks is making big preparations to shows strong, and the U. S. Employ Saturday afternoon. He was sitting in first recall election ever instituted a Ave acre tract. The men will com- ; send a large delegation to the second woman's building to be built at once. ment Service is making extra exertions a posture with his hand .n the wheel, against township officers in Washing- piete the harvest of more than 850 i annual convention of the fraternal or- i Bend 1809 h. p. plant to be built by to assist the growers in securing suf the car having stopped after running ton has resulted in the victory of Jeff 1 crates this week. The net returns ! der to be held at Klamath Falls on! B. W., L. & P Co on Tumalo at cost ficient help. into a tree a few feet from the road. Stewart and W. H. Waite, officials of I ■ from the berries will average $4 per August 14-15-16. The local lodge will ; of $125,000, Mrs. Miller is in the east, having Rome township, against whom the re- ! crate, bringing their gross total from prepare a special stunt to put on in the , Oregon has under construction Central Oregon wool crop best in 25 gone there for the benefit of her health. call was placed, Alleged incompetency the berry crop to about $’4)0. Southern city of the state. The Eugene contract 486 85 miles road work. years. Similar conditions apparent in Besides the widow, two sons and six was made the basis for the recall ‘ After paying the cost of materials, i lodge has more than 900 members at Newport 10,000,000 ft. of loga here daughters survive. almost every section of state. action. crates and harvest help,” say? Mr. the present time, a recruiting campaign to be moved, Logging operations I Carnes, "we expect net returns to ; having been conducted during this ready to stnrt. reach about $2200, or $450 per acre. I spring under a special dispensation re- Road between I,a Grande and Island On one picking last week we secured I ceived from headquarters at Portland. City and road to Hot Lake to be hard 162 crates of berries.” surfaced. Road Damage Fixed. Baker -$12,000 paid for 80 acres land Salem Boy Hurt in Wreck. Eugene, Or., June 24. —After a trial in Powder River valley. Salem, Or., June 27. -Ted Howard, lasling two d«ys the jury in the road Sutherlin— Construction of new can 15 years old, >s in a critical condition damage case wherein S. C. Veatch of nery plant here progressing rapidly. it the Salem hospital as a result of a Silk valley, sought damages in the sum Astoria Work started on big Marino collision in which a motor cycle, an of $4000 for building a new county road automobile bus and a trolley car figur through his farm, returned a verdict in railway on Young’s Bay. Means es his favor for $1000. The road viewers tablishment of new suburb. ed. Howard was riding a motorcycle at had awarded him $600 damages but The greatest grain crop ever grown State and Twelfth streets when he col Veatch appealed to the circuit court. in states of Oregon, Washington and The road, which will follow a new Idaho assured for 1919. lided with a motor bus of the Marion hotel, which threw him in front of th" route between Cottage Grove and The prosperous utility means a pros- passing street car, when his left arm Lorane to avoid a high mountain, will perous community, and this can only and left leg were fractured and he was expend between Mr. Veatch’s house be made possible by i a constructive his barn. It was on this account that badly bruised about the head. He has community attitude by I the people of he sought such large damages. chance for recovery. the whole state toward I such invest- hort Bliss Airplane Base. ments by grantirg living rates. Umatilla Gets Big Sum Klamath Falls plans big street im El Paso, Texas, June 23. Fort Bliss provement program. Pendleton, Or., June 24. Three hundred and fifty thousand dollars for is to be made an airplane base for Conley -Salt Lake capitalist purchas work in Umatilla county is included in this part of the Mexican border. es 1920 acres near here. To sink artesian the bill reported favorably by the Regular air patrols are being estab wells to irrigate land and will raise senate irrigation committee, according lished to guard the border against alfalfa and sugar beets. to word received from Senator Mc Mexican bandit invasion, it was an St. Helens—Employes of St. Helens Nary. The amount includes $15,000 nounced here yesterday. Lumber Co. here to resume 8 hour day. for the Umatilla project, but for what I Gold Beach Euchre creek cheese use the remainder is to be expended is Hotel for Heppner factory turning out 500 lbs. cheese a question left with reclamation service to Cost $80,000. laliy. Means distribution of $1500 official in this county. Heppner, Or,, June 24. The Hepp every 21 hours among dairymen. It is thought possible that the sum Astoria paper mill rapidly growing is for preliminary work on the proposed ner Hotel association has accepted the .M:Kay project near here. Two mil plans of John V. Rennes, architect, for into ex[x>rt plant. $40.01)0 improve lion dollars, however, would be needed a three story, $80,000 structure to be ments being made. built this summer. The building will Vale Malheur county votes $239,090 to complete that project. be of pressed white brick, 61x126 feet, bonds for good roads. Each of the 50 rooms wid be an out- Albany Men Spend $350 ■ ide room and 30 of them will have for Water. private baths, with all modern con- hood Control Retained. a J Albany, Or., June 29.—Four Albany veniences. judges of good whiskey and reputed London, June 22.—George H. I R oh- judges of human nature were sepir-it- Conterees Agree to End erts, food controller, presiding at the ed from $350 in exchange for 30 gallons conference yesterday, eaid tnat Daglight Saving Law in labor of colored water Saturday night. the interest of the consumer he hai Bootleggers produced several kegs of Washington, June 23. —House and decided to retain control of fool dur- presumably good whisi ey and the ?am- ' mate conferees today approve I the ing tile coming winter. pl> s are report« I to have been good, rider on the agriculture appropriation While the iveragi < ost of foo l ■ mt by some ctfever device each keg bill providing for repeal of the day 4s 9d weekly less than in Nover- contained only a small sample of light savings law next October 26. he a Id el, there was no reason to be whiskey, the rest of the contents be Adoption of the conference agreement lieve that there would be a further de ing water. is regarded as certain. crease in the near future. New Tan Shoes for Children and growing girls: Same shape as the foot and as comfortable as the old shoe Prices Right nt Lewis Ulrich General Jacksonville Merchandise Oreaon Hit by AuL>, Dies.
