WORLD HAPPENINGS RAILROAD
OF CURRENT WEEK
TANK DYNAMITED
Strike Guard on Duty in California
Shot
.Machine Guna Placed.
TROOPS MOBILIZE G STATE
TO KEEP ORDER L
NEWS
SCHOOL DA1JS
Sacramento, Cal.—The Southern Pa
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Salein.—During the months of April,
cific water tank at Newcastle, Placer
bua Fea
oU xm •
May and June, 94 permits for the ap
SM'- mwaty vw >*«
county, 30 miles from Sacramento. I
propriation of water from the various
Brief Resume Most Important
kw . F or ?
was dynamited Monday night shortly Half Dozen States Assemble streams of Oregon were Issued by
o me B est
Daily News Items.
after 9 o'clock, according to word sent
Percy Cupper, state engineer.
B ull 1
had I
National Guards.
Gt w »nue CCPARj
to Sheriff Gum at Roseville.
Pendleton —G. H. Foster of Port .TUA Wi
According to the story, five men
land will establish kennels at the Pen
Ratea ecxeo-
dleton Rod and Gun club for the train vai T u S aho fVtR-
drove up to the tank in an automo
BoB H ahil T q M
ing of hunting dogs, according to an MAO«.
bile. planted the lighted charge be
«T .
iTi rbo
nouncement by the club president.
ruvAi—-
neath the tank and drove quickly
Werr
O» «T
Salem.—M. Senders of Albany, head
Events of Noted People, Governments away in the direction of Lincoln.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Obtains of M. Senders A Co., was elected pres
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
ident of the Willamette Valley Grain
Roseville. Cal.—An employe of the
Order Restraining Strikers
Things Worth Knowing.
Dealers
’ association at Its annual con
Pacific Fruit Express company was
Picketing Shops.
vention here Saturday. Mr. Senders
shot here at 10 o’clock as he was
succeeds C. B. Buchanan of Hillsboro.
A reduction of »1,014.000.000 in the working on the icing platform of the
Salem.—Announcement was made
Chicago.—The calling out of troops
public debt during the fiscal year end fruit company. He was rushed to the
hero
Saturday of the employment of
ed June 30, and a reduction of »175,- Southern Pacific emergency hospital. in Illinois, the assembling of soldiers
Arthur DeMitt of Port Huron. Mich .
000,000 in the debt during the month
Reports were conflicting as to who in halt a dosen states and the inter as plant manager for the Willamette
of June, was announced Monday by
did the shooting. Strikers were re vention of the federal courts in the Valley Flax & Hemp Growers' asso-
the treasury.
ported to be stationed at points of j nation wide strike of railway shop- elation. He will aucceed Robert Craw-
W. A. White, editor of the Emporia vantage overlooking the loading plat-1 men marked the close of the eighth ford.
armWt
day °f the ’aIko“‘ Saturday «‘«ht.
(Kan.) Gazette, and nationally fa fOA?th?hm ^7 o““1 ‘°
Salem.—H. J. Eberly, assistant state
At
the
hospital
the
man
was
recog-1
_. _.
mous defender of all kinds of dogs, nized as William Westlake, 21. of San
forester,
returned here Saturday from
T"e C 1 cag0, Burlington & Quincy
offered a prize to the boy with the
Jackson county where he went to in
Francisco, who had been employed as rallroa<1 obtained a federal injunction
most dogs in the Fourth of July par
vestigate a number of fires. Although
a
guard by the express company.
here restraining picketing at the
ade.
there are a number of brush fires In
Westlake, according to information ^urora shops, while earlier in the
Lena W alton, a famous character of given out by the Southern Pacific of- day an Injunction was issued at New Jackson county. Mr. Eberly said no
the days of the gold rush to Nome and ficials, was the target for a fusillade I Orleans restraining strikers from in timber had been destroyed.
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Council City, who figured in litigation of 17 shots fired in rapid succession terfering with trains on the Southern
Corvallis —That »50.000 was earned
with Charles D. Lane, the mining op from some distance.
Pacific and at Council Bluffs, Iowa, by students of the college last year
erator of California and Alaska, over
the Burlington obtained a temporary is announced by Miss Lulu Howard,
the Ophir creek mines, died in Nome
Bu
Bloomington. Ill.—Three shots were restraining order directed against secretary of the Y. M. C. A. and head
Sunday.
JOHN BLAKE
fired at state troops guarding the striking shopmen in southern Iowa. of the employment bureau. Mias
Will M. Maupin
A half dozen other railroads were ex Howard is furnishing all summer ses
(
hicago
&
Alton
shops
shortly
after
Howard and Homer Fisher are
■ aiiiiimmiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiff
pected to follow the lead of the Burl sion students, who wish to work, with
twins. Both are drug clerks. Both midnight Monday. No trace of the
employment.
ington here. Department of justice
THE BRIGHT SIDE
EDISON’S Q U EST IONS
are in jail in Los Angeles. Both are person shooting was found.
officials at Washington were investi
Twenty-five
men
congrgated
at
a
Salem. — Arthur Girod, aged 16
charged with the illegal sale of li
gating reports that strike disorders years, who disappeared from his
BACKGROUND Of general knowl 'T'HINGS «-lookin' rather blue?
quor. "They are as much alike as two strikers’ picket post in front of a gro were interfering with the mails.
edge Is useful, and, in some meas- ’ x All the world a bit askew?
cery
store
at
the
north
end
of
the
home here recently, is being sought
pints, ’ said the prohibition enforce
Then, my friend, it's up to you
ure
necessary.
Lieutenant-Governor Sterling of Il by the officers. The boy has not been
shops were ordered to disperse and a
ment officers who arrested them.
Just to hustle out mid do
But
storing
up
In
your
mind
a
mnu
linois
ordered
troops
to
Clinton,
where
machine gun was set up to cover the
seen by his parents since he left his
Something Worth the while.
an outbreak was threatened following home July 5. The father told the of knowledge which can be found by Wipe the tours from out your eye
Governor Blaine of Wisconsin an strike pickets.
ready
reference
to
books,
merely
nounced in an address in Superior
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Neuman a clash between Illinois Central police that he may have accepted em inviins overloading.
Things will get Worso If you cry j
Tuesday that he would extend execu ordered the sentry details doubled and guards andi strike sympathizers in ployment on a farm.
Hie young man who could answer Seek the paths where roses He;
tive clemency to every man in Wis posted additional machine gun units whlch a boy waa killed and two men.
all the questions Mr. Edison recently There is every reason why
Hillsboro.
—
The
extreme
hot
weath
1 ou should wear a smile.
at
vantage
points.
I
one
a
striker,
were
injured.
consin prisons “who can trace his
laid down ns n test for applicants for
A sentry reported to the lieutenant-
One bright ray appeared through er has ripened the loganberries In positions, would be a young man with
plight, directly or indirectly, to causes
arising out of the service to his coun- colonel that the strike pickets had the threatening strike clouds when D. this community with lightning rapid n very remarkable memory. But that Though the clouds are dark to view.
Still behind the sky la blue,
try.”
warned two women, who passed the |
^elt, president of the Brotherhood ity. The matter of the loss by reason would be all.
An<l
the sun will «oon shine througl
'I he fact that he could answer the
of Railroad Signalmen, announced of overripe berries, shrinkage from
With his golden gleam on you
James Alexander Richardson, 85 store “to get out of the way, for the
the
heat
and
the
dry
soil
cannot
be
questions
would
be
no
proof
whatever
piat he would withhold strike orders
If you work away.
years old on his last birthday, and fireworks are about to start.”
to 14,000 signal men pending the prep met. However, a crisis has been of his ability.
More
than
2000
lined
the
“
dead
Though the day be dark nnd drear,
Miss Christina Stafford, who refused
Abraham
Lincoln
or
Gladstone
aration and submission of a pro shown to the community to exist.
could not have answered a quarter of " hat's the use to quake nnd fear
to give her age, obtained a license to line” on the west and -north sides of
gramme
to the United States railroad
the
shops
and
another
500
gathered
Silverton.
—
It
is
reported
by
the
them—not even of those whose an Wipe awny that Idle tear,
marry in Vancouver, Wash., Monday.
Look to see the dawning clear
labor board.
swers
were known In ids time.
at
the
depot.
Rain
which
began
fall
Silverton
farmers
that
not
for
years
Richardson gave his occupation as
Of a brighter day.
Mr. Helt's announcement was made has the hay crop been as short as this
Neither could many another man
boatman. His first wife died several ing shortly before 10 o'clock drove
who
has
been
of
conspicuous
service
following
an
all-day
conference
with
many
to
shelter.
season. The extreme dryness during
years ago.
Locked within their Icy tomb
Sentries pacing their posts were W. L. McMenimen, labor member of maturing time is said to be the cause. to the world.
Are
the Howers of springtime's bloom*
There
Is
so
much
to
know
In
the
Probability of a reconciliation and jostled and jeered by the crowd. At the board. This was the second time The farmers are making every effort
In
good
time they'll light the gloom.
peaceful settlement of their differ the main west gide entrance to the within a week that members of the to fill their silos with green stuffs world that no man with any purpose Scent the air with sweet perfume
in
life
has
time
to
know
much
of
It.
ences by Sun Yat Sen, ex-president of shop 800 men, women and children board have intervened to stop an ad to ward off the promised shortage of
As you trudge along.
If he knows, say, 75 per cent of all
the South China republic, and Chen formed along the sentry line and as dition to the strikers' ranks, walkout feed.
there Is to know about his Immediate Life Is always what ft's made.
C hiung Ming, the military leader who fast as the guardsmen passed they of 400,000 maintenance of way men
profession, and tins a fair amount of Why should you, then, be dismayed?
Salem. The annual report of the general information besides, lie Is a Keep on going, unafraid.
deposed him, was reported to be crowded across the line. Guns with having been postponed in this manner
Oregon public service commission for well-educated man.
Every doubt enn be allayed
brighter than at any time during the fixed bayonets were brought into play a few days ago.
With a cheerful song.
the
year
1920
has
been
printed
and
Is
past two weeks.
But even well-educated men are not
With B. M. Jewell, head of the shop
time and again, held horizontally, to
now
ready
for
distribution.
Copies
necessarily
capable.
crafts, and the labor board each stand
Three mutilated mail pouches con force the jeering throng back.
It Is not what you put Into your Keep on working with n will;
ing firm in the attitude that peace of the report will be sent to all cor-
taining hundreds of opened letters,
brain, but what you get out of ft that Tackle e'en the steepest hill;
porations,
utilities
and
Individuals
overtures must come from the other,
Bld each doubt nnd fear he still
Powder Blast Kills One.
comprising part of the loot obtained
having business with or under the counts.
And
ench day with duty fill_
the
railroads
were
girding
for
the
A scrub cow eats twice ns much ns
by Roy Gardner, notorious bandit, in
Tacoma, Wash.—Samuel W. Hanna, second week of the struggle, deter jurisdiction of the public service com
Duty noldy done.
a
Jersey
or
Guernsey,
but
she
does
not
the Maricopa, Ariz., mail car robbery 32, was killed Instantly Monday after
mission.
Try again If once you fall;
give half as good milk.
last November, have been found, it noon in an explosion at the Dupont mined to maintain uninterrupted tran
At one Ill-success don’t rail;
The
processes
of
your
brain
do
not
sportation
and
thus
break
the
strike.
Bend.—The first carload of lambs
was announced by the postoffice in de Nemours powder factory at Du
Bravely face life', fiercest gale;
depend
on
masses
of
Information
but
for the Portland market to leave Cen
spector’s office at Phoenix, Ariz.
pont, Wash., near here, which rocked
on the quality of the information, es- Don t sit down nnd weep nnd wall—
British Gold Received.
tral Oregon this year was shipped I>eclally of that which applies particu
Thus success Is won.
South
Tacoma
and
other
nearby
dis
A freight saving of from $15 to $25
Saturday
night
by
W.
K.
McCormack.
(Copyright.)
larly
to
your
own
business.
a car for sheep producers has been tricts. No cause for the explosion _ New York'—001,1 bars, valued at »2,- They average, between 65 and 70
Mr.
Edison's
test
would
probably
arrived here on the steam-
effected by the decision of the inter could be given by factory officials.
The accident occurred in gelatin I
Berengaria Saturday consigned Pounds in weight. In the same train have barred from his Institution
state commerce commission reducing
went three carloads of grass-fattened Alexander Grahnm Bell, the Wright
the weight for minimum cars 36 feet house No. 1, where it is estimated ItO J' P' Mor$an & Co., for the ac- cattle, also the first of the season brothers. Lloyd George and Charles
and 7 inches in length from 22,000 about 600 pounds of nitroglycerin was count of the British treasury, of which to leave Central Oregon.
M. Schwab. But all these men did
fairly well with the knowledge they
pounds to 18,000 pounds, the national stored awaiting mixing. George Me- the Morgan flrm is the fiscal agent in
ARE THERE MORE BALD
*
~
*
thls country. A similar shipment is
oil trucker, had just delivered
livestock exchange announced Tues Cune,
Marshfield.—John Sturdivant, who had of their own lines of endeavor.
MEN THAN WOMEN A
Your memory will be serviceable to
day.
a load of oil and was returning to the on the way on another steamer. While died at his Myrtle Point home, had
oil storehouse with his rubber-tired the Morgan firm said it was not ad lived In Coos county for 49 years and you if you do not load it up with
Miss Alice Robertson, Oklahoma rep
things that books can carry just ns DALDNE88, or loss of hnlr, la
truck when the explosion took place. vised as to the purpose of the ship was 88 years old. He was born in easily.
resentative in congress, standing on
usually caused by hick aUcare
ment, it is believed in financial cir North Carolina and fought during the
history, study languages if for the hair or scalp. Although the
the site where the first missionary
cles that the British government is civil war with confederate troops. He you Read
Four Girl Bathers Jailed.
can, get general Information, but
school in the old Indian country’ was
accumulating a supply of gold here came to Coos county in 1873 and be nt the same time teach your mind to majority of people do not realize it
it Is ns necessary for the hair to have
Chicago.
—
Four
young
women,
romp-
established and her mother, a teacher
for the purpose of using it in part
work. The general information will
in that school, met her father, opened ing on Chicago’s Oak-street bathing payment of the »125,000,000 interest came a rancher, homesteading in the be pleasant to have and useful now sufficient air and good circulation of
the blood ns it is for the body. Both
neighborhood of Myrtle Point.
her campaign at Coweta, Okla., July 4 beach Sunday In one-piece bathing I on the war debt due in October.
nnd then. But the special Information must “breathe” and both must be sup
suits,
were
ordered
from
the
Keach
by
for the republican nomination to rep
Salem. The state highway com will be what wins the race for you.
plied w.th blood to carry off Impuri
a police woman. They declined to in
resent her district.
(Copyright.)
ties In the cnse of the hair, the
mission,
at a meeting to be held in
Limited Train Derailed.
terrupt their revels in the sand and a
blood is. of course, supplied through
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I ortland July 25, will consider blds
The French chamber of deputies
Topeka, Kan. —The Golden State
big patrol wagon came and took them
the tiny veins which are situated
Tuesday passed a law authorizing the
limited, westbound, a Rock Island pas-'
dl8P°8al ot Htate roaf> bonds
Not What She Wanted.
nround the roots of the hnlr and any
away. Monday the quartet filed suit senger train, left the tr^k here at I
am°Unt
C,*cka'
government to decree the utilization
An old lady who lived In the coun tight band around the upper portion
for an injunction against the city, con-I
mas county road bonds In the aggre
of a greater percentage of wheat In
tending that the upper half of their noon Sunday, just as it was leaving gate of »91,000, Douglas county road try went into town to buy some wall of the head will cut off this circulation
flour and the addition of substitutes
suits was no more decollete than that the Union Pacific tracks to cross the bonds totaling »44,000 and city of paper. The shop assistant was very and cause the hnlr to die nnd full out
The construction of men's lints Is
in preparation for the expected short
obliging, and in pointing out the mer-
of the usual evening gowns and that Rock Island bridge over the Kansas Rainier street improvement bonds In Its of the different rolls of paper
such that they press rather tightly
age In this year’s wheat crop. The
he
river.
the lower half conformed with all the
upon the forehead nnd the bulging
several times used the remark:
the amount of »6697.37.
crop Is variously estimated at 50,000,-
The engine, mail car, baggage car
established requirements of 1922 ath
portion of the head at the rear, thus
"This Is very artistic!
000 to 100,000,000 bushels short of re letic suits.
and the front trucks of a third car
Pendleton.—More than 12 cars of
The old lady stood it as long as Impeding free circulation of the blood
quirements.
left the tracks, but did not overturn. Earliest of All” potatoes from the she could.
—a condition with which a woman
The track was torn up for some dis Hermiston irrigated district will have
The "Henry Ford for president”
Chicago’s Drouth Ended.
“Lookee, young man.” she said, “I does not have to contend, on account
tance.
movement spread to Chicago Monday
been shipped over the northwest when have got to hang this paper myself. of the fnct that she wears lints which
Chicago.— Chicago’s 43-day drouth
fit less snugly. Again, a woman’s hnt
and opened headquarters in Michigan
the season on this potato is over in Ami do you think I'm fool enough is so constructed that It permits of
was ended early Monday, when a
avenue. W. F. Kelley of the Amer
Tornado Sweeps Farms.
two weeks. Nearly a car a day is be to buy paper which Is hard to stick?’ the free circulation of air between the
heavy rain struck all parts of the city.
ican Mica company, who is In charge
ing graded and packed in lugs for
Bloomfield,
Neb.
—
Several
persons
hnt nnd the senip. The connection be
-O
of the organization here, said 5000 Some damage was caused by a high were injured, two seriously, Sunday, shipment. The potatoes are nearly all
tween a man's hat nnd Ids baldness Is
wind
which
accompanied
the
down
circulars were being sent out in Chi-
clear from the fnct thnt there are but
grade
first-class,
according
to
Fred
when
a
tornado
tore
a
path
through
cago "to feel out the sentiment.” pour. The rain followed the hottest the farming community six miles west Bennion, county agent, and bring a
few men who nre entirely bald. Most
of them have a fringe around the ears
"There seems to be a strong under- day of the summer, the mercury regis of here. The storm center was at better price In the markets than if
■""
1
tering 92 degrees. June was the driest
and the lower portion of the back of
current,” he added.
Hern ly I hve.
the head, parts of which nre not cov-
sixth month in 52 years, according to I the Rohrer farm, where all the build they were shlppe;! in bulk.
Conquering my .sorrows
ered by their hatj.
The six railway shop crafts unions weather bureau records, the total pre ings were wrecked. The property
Hood River.—Reports of residents
damage
on
this
farm
is
estimated
at
Another enuse which contributes
rresent
woes
cwvt
which went on strike Saturday were cipitation amounting to only .14 of an
of northern Klickitat county, Wash-
much
to the difference
In baldness be
»12,000.
Trees
were
torn
up
bother
me.
----
inch.
and
-- —
outlawed by the United States labor
ington, are to the effect that good
tween
the
sexes
is
the
care which
crops
badly
damaged.
Life, is
tomorrows.
board Monday, In a formal resolu-
progress Is being made on the last
women take of their hnlr, when com-
tlon the board declared that the
Unfilled Steel Orders Increase.
RTC*"
few miles of a new Glenwood-Yakima
pared to the casual manner In which
“ fluido
Outlaws Take $4000.
unions, by their action, forfeited' all
road,
and
that
the
entire
route
will
men apply n hair-brush once or twice
New York.—The monthly tonnage
Los Angeles, Cal. — Between 14000 be open soon. Local folk, who con
a day.
rights before the board as railway report of the United States Steel cor
(Copyright.)
employes and that new organizations poration, made public Monday, showed and »5000 was obtained by two young tributed »1000 toward the new Wash
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of shopmen taking the striking men's 5,635,531 tons of unfilled orders on outlaws who late Sunday In an eleva- ington highway, declare the new
The
wife
of
Mnj. J. M. J. Evans
tor
in
a
downtown
office
building,
held
jobs should be formed to represent hand June 30. This is an Increase
route, which will cross the Klickitat
formerly Miss Camille Clifford, and
up
and
robbed
E.
Hamlin
and
E,
C.
the shop employes in disputes before from May's unfilled orders, which to
river and the gorges of tributaries,
known far and wide during her stage
Harrison. The victims were collect will open up one of the most scenic
the board.
taled 5,254,228.
career
ns the Gibson Girl, Is the
ors for the Puente OU company.
sections of the northwest.
mother of an Infant daughter whom
she has named Mary In honor of Prin
cess Mary.
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