WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
STATE NEWS
nW RDTFF
Still Some Republican Soldiers in Ireland
ML BOARD BANS
LIVING WAGE PLEA
Pendleton.—Harry Rose, well known
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sport promoter and business man of
Helix. 18 mile» from this city, was
Brief Resume Most Important Saturday night shot and killed by the jnes Would Be Ruined, Is
Helix marshal when he resisted ar­
Declaration.
Daily News Items.
rest, It was reported In this city.
Newbesg.—Newberg is co-operating
with other parts of Yamhill county to
obtain a large display of agricultural
and horticultural exhibits for the Pa­
cific International Livestock exposi­
tion, which will be held In Portland Workers’ Slogan Called Utterly Im­
Events of Noted People, Governments November 4-11.
practical and All Objections
Pendleton. — Investigation is being
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Declared Answered.
made by officials of the county into
Things Worth Knowing.
the report that poisoned bones have
been strewn about the east end of
Th« fact that the natlonailat forces In Ireland ha»« routed ,,n‘l
members
the county near Ferndale, and many
Chicago.—The public and railroad
The reichstag has decided to pro­ valuable bird dogs have died from
groups of the United States railroad
long the term of Friederich Ebert in eating the meat on them.
labor board, attacking the theory of
the German presidency until June 30,
Cottage Grove.—The number of tour­ the ‘‘living wage" as a basis for de­
1925. The vote for the extension was
BOOSTS OUR SHOE TRADE
ists stopping over night in Cottage
314 to 76.
termining the wages of railroad work­
Grove was smaller during the past
The Terminal Railroad association year than for the year before, yet ers, in an opinion made public Sun­
in SL Louis has re-employed about 1180 cars have registered and they day night declared that such a course
450 of its 600 union shopmen who carried 3605. It is estimated that this “If carried to its legitimate conclusion
went on strike July 1, it was announc­ number spent better than $10,000 in
would wreck every railroad In the
ed Thursday.
the city.
United States and, if extended to other
Forced into debt by the advent of
Eugene.—The city water of Eugene industries, would carry them into com­
prohibition, according to its officials, is absolutely pure and the malady that
Interest amounts to $51,301,087 mid net
Twenty Nations Borrowed Money debt. $428,515,733. Belgium bought
the town of Gross Point, Ill., Tuesday is now prevalent among students of munistic ruin."
The opinion in the form of a re­
munitions and supplies In the United
announced its city hall was for sale the University of Oregon is not the
From America During the
joinder
to
a
dissenting
opinion
filed
States.
and advertised for bids on it.
tesult of contaminated water, said
European War.
Russia, before the fall of the czartat
by A. O. Wharton, labor member, in
The Japanese cruiser Chikuma has Professor Sweetser, head of the de­ the recent decision increasing the
government which WM our ally, bor­
rowed $192,001.297; she paid Interest
been ordered to proceed to Vladivos­ partment of botany and bacteriology pay of maintenance of way employes
at the university.
amounting to $7,717.333; accrued In­
tok at the request of the consul-gen­
two cents an hour, declared that if
terest Is $35,010.427 and net debt $227,-
Hood River.—The season s first kill­ employes were granted a 72 to 75 cents
eral there, according to a cable dis­
620,724. All B uhs I u ' s expenditures
patch to the Nippu Jiji, Japanese lan­ ing frost struck lower levels of the minimum wage for common labor with
were for munitions and supplies tn
mid-Columbia Sunday night. Crops corresponding differentials for other Great Britain Head* the List of Debt­ the United States.
guage newpaper in Honolulu.
ors
With
More
Than
Four
Billion
suffered no damage, as all harvests
The status of this loan Is much In
One thousand tons of food supplies had been completed. Havoc was classes an Increase of 125.7 per cent
Dollars— Franco Stands Sec­
doubt. The existing soviet government
in
the
nations
railroad
wage
bill
bought by the American Red Cross wrought in the valley's numerous
ond and Italy Third.
recognize» none of the old debts. It Is
for the relief of Smyrna refugees left dahlia gardens. The minimum tem­ would be necessary. This, the opinion
not likely Russia will be recognized
said,
would
add
$3,112,952,387
to
the
New York port Tuesday for Athens.
by the United States until she acknowl­
perature was 25 degrees.
annual payroll, bringing It to $5,589,-
Arthur llutinnn knows nil about
Other shipments will be made as fast
Here'« the fleet concise «tats-
edges this debt.
mean,
it
adds,
445,993,
which
would
style«
In shoes in foreign countries as
Imbler.
—
An
acute
housing
shortage
near
east
can
be
ment
of
the
financial
aid
your
Sixth
In
the
list
of
debtors
stand«
1
as sailings for the
the carriers of
well
ns
bls own, for he. ns the head of
an
annual
deficit
to
Uncle
Sam
rendered
European
is
in
evidence
in
Imbler
in
spite
of
the
Poland.
The
loans
to
her
were
made
;
negotiated.
the
shoe
nnd leather division of the
$2,241,639,518.
nations.
Read
It
over
and
see
after
the
treaty
because
prior
to
that
building activity. Additional build­
Under the terms of the convention ings will be erected in the spring and
Even if the 48-cent minimum wage
if you can figure what we ought
event she was not a nation. Chiefly Department of Commerce, obtains
concluded beween the British and if a good market for the fruit is realiz requested by maintenance of way
they were for food nnd medical sup­ samples of shoes from other countries
to do about It.
American governments in May, wilful
plies. She borrowed $135,662.867; has In order to compare their quality with
workers
were
granted
and
correspond
­
ed a factory may be established here
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paid Interest of $1.200,620; scented In­ our own. Mr. Butman Is Interested
deserters or wilful non-supporters of
by local capital to take care of all the ing differentials were made for other
Washington,
D.
C.
—
Almost
nil
(lie
terest Is $17,380,785 and net debt. In securing a wide forelga market for
minor or dependent children are sub­
low-grade apples that otherwise go classes of employes, the opinion said, allied governments to which the Uni-, $153.040,652.
American shoes, which he urges Amer­
ject to extradition between the United
an increase of 50.45 per cent in wages ted States advanced funds during the
to waste.
In the same class is Czechoslovakia, ican manufacturers to keep up to a
States and Canada.
would be necessary, adding $1,249,390,-
Bend. — Announcement of an in 994 to the annual wage bill of the war have appointed special commis­ another treaty country. She borrowed, high standard.
sions to meet the foreign debt fund­ chiefly for food, *91.887.668; paid In­
Overseas casual detachment No. 49 crease of its capitalization from $50,-
of the American army of occupation 000 to $100,000, with a paid-up sur­ roads, bringing It up to $3,725,884,540, ing commission, of which Secretary terest of $304,178; accrued Interest Is' Tin* total lendings of the United
left Coblenz Monday night for Bremen plus of $20,000, was made Saturday by thus forcing the carriers to raise an of the Treasury Mellon Is chairman, $12,707,876 and net debt. *104.685.545. States c mounted to the Impressive
Serbia, u belligerent ully, borrowed total of $10.10’4252,207. Total Inter*
with a view to placing this Indebted­
to board the steamer America for the First National bank of Bend. Rapid annual deficit of $378,078,125.
$51,104,595; she has paid $636.050; ac­ est paid tl.u* fur amounts to $5<M,UU2.>
ness on a permanent basis.
The
phrase
‘
‘
living
wage
”
was
term
­
New York. The detachment com- development of the city's industries
Eliot Wadsworth, assistant secretary crued Interest Is $7.336,455 nnd net
prises about 60 men, being the first and of the county surrounding Bend ed in the opinion as “a bit of melli­ of the treasury, lu charge of foreign debt, $58,441,051. Serbia bought mu­ 109. only about one-third of what has
fluous
phraseology,
well
calculated
to
accrued, which Is *1,422,00,662. Th«
to leave not containing any war brides prompted the Increase, C. S. Hudson,
loans gives the latest figures on all nitions and supplies in the United net debt to the United States, there-
deceive the unthinking.”
sums owing to the United States as a States mid also used some of these
or children.
president, said.
‘‘If the contentions were that the result of the war and the posturmls- funds to meet the expenses of detain­ fore. Is *11.524,051,800.
The supreme court of the United
The bulk of this money wait lent at
Hood River.—The last Sunday of board should establish a ‘living wage' tlce events. This schedule represents ing German nnd Austrian prisoners In­
5 per cent Interest nnd la payable on
States will be asked to issue an order open season on China pheasants was the majority would readily accede to the task to which the foreign debt trusted to her custody.
now trying
restraining the government from en­ spent by scores of local and visiting the proposition," the opinion said, funding commission has addressed it­
Rumania borrowed $36,128.41*4; she demand. The commission
forcing the prohibition laws against hunters in the copses surrounding the "and, as a matter of fact, the board self and indicates the great extent of has paid $262,313; accrued Interest is to fund the debt is expected to trans­
transportation of liquor on foreign valley. Most hunters were accompan­ in this instance, as in all others, has the burden which rests upon the al­ $5,283,058 and net debt. $11,412,453. late the demand obligations Into term
Rumania bought American supplies notes probably running over half a
lies to arrange payment.
ships touching at American ports and ied by dogs. The fowls, however, have granted a living wage.
Twenty-seven nutions signed the and, ut times, urgently needed this century or more.—Federte J. Haskin In
on American ships outside of American become very wild as result of the
"But the abstract elusive thing call­ treaty of Versailles, which officially financial assistance to pay her army. the Chicago Dally News.
coastal waters.
shooting of the past two weeks and ed ‘the living wage’, confessedly based terminated the European war. The
Austria borrowed $24.055,708 wholly
upon a makeshift and a guess, cannot United States has made loans to 20 for emergency food relief after the ALASKA GETS REINDEER MILK
but
few were bagged Sunday.
The money spent for the reconstruc­
tion of northern France devastated
Bend.—Rapid recovery of the stock receive the sanction of this board, nations. This Is an Indication of the armistice. She hns paid no Interest■
Herd of 1,800 Ie Dietrlbuted Among
by the Germans in the great war is industry of Deschutek county from the because it would be utterly impractical invisible aid which the American peo­ and $2,165,014 has accrued, making!
Town of Interior to Supply
the net debt. $26,220,722.
ple
gave
the
allied
cause
during
the
and
would
not
be
'just
and
reasonable'
entirely responsible for the deficit of depression of a year ago is revealed
Children.
war In addition to the visible assist­
Greece borrowed $15,000,000; she hns
as
the
law
demands."
four billion francs in the French bud­ in the fact that the number of cat­
ance
of
men,
munitions
and
food.
repaid
$1,159,153;
accrued
interest
Mr. Wharton's dissenting opinion
get for 1923, declared Maurice Bakan- tle, sheep and goats owned in the
Anchorage, Alaska.—Hundreds of
A survey of what was advanced, what amounts to $375,000 mid net debt, $15,-
owski, budget reporter, to the cham­ county is much greater than it was and the supporting opinion in reply it was used for, and what has been re­ 375,000. This money wns used largely children In the Interior towns of Gul­
then, although many ranchers were were attached to the formal decision paid, should be of Interest and value. by Greece to stabilize her own cur­ kana. Delta, POedrlver, Glacier City
ber of deputies.
increasing the pay of maintenance of
Great Britain beads the list of debt­ rency. Much of it was retained In the and numerous villages, who have nev­
forced to sell much of their stock
An earthquake of "moderate inten­
last winter. The increase is shown way employes 2 cents an hour, estab­ ors. She borrowed $4,135,818,358; she United States on deposit In gold, as a er known any other than condensed
sity,” estimated to be about 5200
lishing minimi ranging from 25 tq 37 has paid $250,132,185 In Interest, but currency reserve for Greek clrculmlng milk, lire now enjoying fresh reindeer
in the 1922 assessment roll.
miles south of Washingon, D. C. was
total accrued interest amounts to $611,* notes.
cream on their cereal.
cents.
The herd of 1,800 reindeer brought
Esthonla, another treaty country,
recorded Tuesday on the seismograph .Pendleton.—W. L. Rayborn of West­
The United Brotherhood of Main­ 044,201, bringing the total debt due to
Great Britain used borrowed $13,909,145 after the armis­ from Goodnewt Buy, Bering sea shore,
at Georgetown university. Father on mountain won sweepstakes at the tenance of Way Employes and rail­ *4,746,862,560.
Tondoren, director of the observatory, Umatilla county potato show held in way shop laborers held a strike order these funds In the United States buy­ tice. She hus paid no Interest and $2,- In May, is distributed along the moss­
fields and herders sell the fresh milk.
said the tremors began at 4:34 P. M. Weston Saturday. Mr. Rayborn took affecting 400,000 men In abeyance last ing arms and food, agricultural and 089,625 has accrued, bringing the net The various other reindeer products
manufacturing
implements,
and
a
debt
to
$16,088,771.
This
was
u
food
first in certified netted gems, first in July after the board had reduced
and continued until about 5:30.
as butter, cheese nnd meat also are
great variety of other goods necessary loan to a large extent.
the commercial class and first in hill wages pending a request tor an in­ to the prosecution of the war. She
Armenia borrowed $11,959,917 for welcome to the Inhabitants of the In­
Informal communications from the selections of "Earliest of All.” This
crease based on the contention that lent other allies about $9,000,000,000, food relief. She has paid no Interest terior towns, who have heretofore im­
five central American governments in­ last prize was captured in stiff com­
the cost of living had advanced and so that all the money she borrowed and $1,677,356 hns accrued, bringing ported such articles of food from tide­
vited by the United States to meet in petition. He exhibited a total of 147
water ports.
wages in other industries had been from the United States amounted the debt to $13,637,174.
conference in Washington, D. C. in pounds of potatoes from 12 hills.
to only about half her advances.
Finland, u treaty country, formerly
raised.
December for discussion of arms limi­
France borrowed $3,340,857,593; she part of Russia, borrowed $8,281,926 for REDS SEIZE RUSS MOVIE FILM
Salem.—After explaining that there
tation projects and other matters, in­
Washington,
D.
C.-The
Association
P“1'1 *»‘ere8‘
tOta' rehabilitation. No interest has been
accrued Interest Is $430,040,062 and paid mid $1,012,436 has accrued, bring­ Swoop on Theater In Germany and
dicated early acceptance of the invi­ is a 25 per cent excess in the United
tation and appointment of the five States' apple crap this year and that Against the Prohibition Amendment the net debt now due $3,770,006,655. ing the net debt to $9,294,362.
Take Picture of Alleged Chaotic
the apple crop is one of the most im­ announced Sunday night that it would Practically nil of this loan was spent
Cuba borrowed $7,740,500 during t|ie
Condition«.
delegations.
portant in the Pacific northwest. Gov­ support 249 candidates for the sen- in this country for munitions aud aup- war to assist in her military prepared­
ness. She has kept her Interest paid
Detectives in Macon, Ga., Monday, ernor Olcott Saturday issued a proc­ ate and house who stood for a modi- P'les-
Leipzig.—The audience In a subur
up to date.
Italy Our Third Debtor.
found that the altar had been convert­ lamation in which he requests the peo­ ficatlon of the Volstead act to permit
ban motion picture theater was given
Latvia, a treaty country, borrowed a tnste of real wild west action when
ed into a bar. Through a broken ple of Oregon to co-operate with the the manufacture of light wine and
Italy stands third.
She borrowed I
stained glass window they saw a man apple producer during the national beer. In a preliminary statement ten *1.648,034,050; she I ki « paid $.>7,508,- $5,132,287 for rehabilitation. She has it acoro of iinncd men, believed to he
lifting a glass of liquor to his lips, the apple week—October 31 to November days ago the association listed 202 can- 852; total accrued Interest Is $243,480,. paid $126,266 In Interest, but $643,576 communist«, raided the house and con­
583 and net debt, $1,891,514,634. She , has accrued, bringing the net debt to fiscated a film depleting alleged chaotic
officers said. They rushed in and say 6—in handling his enormous crop.
didates. The additional 47 are run­ used her money for munitions and sup­ $5,775,MM.
conditions In Bussln nnd the conse­
they seized two jugs of moonshine
Lithuania Is a debtor of the same quences of the military power of the
Pendleton.—Active work has start­ ning in eight states, and the state- plies nnd to stabilize her exchange
whisky, hidden under what had been
chins who borrowed $4,1*81,(128, lina soviet government.
ed in the west end of the county to ment said the association would “im- with the United States.
the mourners’ bench. One arrest was
The raiders gained entrance by buy­
Belgium borrowed $377.123,745; she pain no Interest, although $747,344 hag
stop the spread of hog cholera which mediately get behind them.”
made.
has repaid *14,600,062; total accrued accrued, bringing the net debt to ing tickets, drew revolvers and de­
is rapidly killing much of the prize
$5,728,872.
manded the film.
They then dlsai>
Farmer, Aged 117, Dead.
•‘Foolish and vulgar display of stock near Hermiston. H. W. Lytle,
Hungary borrowed $1,685,835 as an penred and there are no clues to their
Saskatoon,
Sask.
—
News
reached
state
veterinarian,
has
called
for
im
­
wealth," is one of America's greatest
emergency food loan after the war. In- Identity.
problems, Bishop Francis McConnell mediate vaccination of £11 hogs in the here Sunday of the death of Henry •
terext t< the extent of $202,300 has nc-
Millions in Roll, but
of Pittsburg told the board of man­ affected area. Hogs of the C. P. Adams Lorenz, a farmer in Pleasantdale, at
crued, n< ne having been paid, so the MASONS PLAN LONDON HOME
Was Worth Only 30 Cents
net del i stands at $1,888,135.
agers of the Women’s Home Mission­ farm, which last year took many rib­ the age of 117. According to family 1
records,
he
was
born
in
Austria
May
|
J
Nicaragua, another war oily, bor­ Fund« of £1,000,000 Will Be Raised by
ary society of the Methodist Episcopal bons at the state fair, have died, and
When
Policeman
Oswald
Vare-
rowed
$170,585. That Is her net debt,
9,
1805.
Up
to
a
year
ago
he
was
a
¡J
other
purebred
animals
are
fast
dy
­
church in annual convention here Mon­
British Members of Order
for she han kept her Interest paid up.
heavy smoker, but the increased price 1 tonl of New York city saw a
for Projected Temple.
day afternoon. Bishop McConnell was ing.
man smoothing out a roll of hills
It Is u curious fact that out of all the
of
tobacco
caused
him
to
stop,
he
said.
inclined to blame women for much of
six inches In circumference he
Eugene. — The three evaporating
score of mighty nations which have
London.—Free Masonry In London
gflsped nnd decided "Croesus"
the display.
borrowed from the United States, the Is to have a central home. Three
plants of the Eugene Fruit Growers’ He did the chores on his farm until a
few
days
before
bls
death.
would stand questioning. At
relatively small Lutin-American states years ago the grand lodge decided, nt
A modification of Great Britain’s association, a farmers' co-operative or­
headquarters the roll proved to
of Cuiu and Nicaragua are the only the suggestion of the grand master,
ganization,
handled
approximately
3,-
position regarding reparations, indicat­
tie made up of 1,850,000 Russian
Prank Costs Boy's Life.
ones which have kept their interest the duke of Connaught, to raise a
ed by Sir John Bradbury at a meet­ 000,000 pounds of green prunes this
rubles, 437,000 Polish kronen,
prank
paid up.
Omaha,
Neb.
—
A
Halloween
fund of £1,000,000 for the providing
ing of the reparations commission season, according to a report of J. O.
nnd 8,500 German marks. Morris
The least of our debtors Is Liberia, of attractive headquarters ns n me-
cost
the
life
of
Edward
Jasda,
17,
Sat
­
Cohen, the owner, said he was
Tuesday, will make it possible for the Holt, manager. This does not include urday night. He was electrocuted
who borrowed *26,000» She has paid morin! to those members who lost
trying to ¿ell the money. Statis­
commission to leave Paris for Berlin the prunes which members of the as- when he attached a wire to a gate
$801 In interest; $2,808 has accrued, their Ilves during the wnr. Sir Al­
ticians at police headquarters
so (he net debt Is $28,808. Liberia fred Bobbins, chnlrmnn of the special
next Sunday with an unanimous allied eociation dried at their own plants, which he and five companions carried
estimated
the entire roll was
of
which
there
are
a
quite
a
num
­
was a war ally and this money was Mnsonlc pence memorial fund commit­
agreement on what measures will be
to a street Intersection and attempt­
w’orth about 30 cents in United
ber.
This
year
s
crop
was
the
largest
used in part to assist her In maintain­ tee, presented n report, nnd the action
imposed on Germany's financial ad-
States coin.
ed to suspend it from an arc light
ing a wireless station useful to the to he tnken will be < eclded nt the
ministraHon for the purpose of avert­ in the history of the Industry In Lane
J
wire.
allied
cause.
December meeting of the grand lodge.
county.
ing * total collapse of that country.
COMPILED FOR YOU
PRESENT PAY JUST
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World Owes U. S.
$11,524,951,869
SURVEY OF DEBT SITUATION
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