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« BUILDING OF CURRENT WEEK . . . . . . . . . . . " IN OREGON URGED > SCHOOL DAUS Washington. D. C - Secretary Kei Snlcni. There were five fatalities logg conferred Monday with Secre in Oregon duo to Industrial accidents taries Weeks, Wilbur and Hoover in in the week ending March 26. accord Brief Resume Most Important preparation for the coming interna Commission Hears Claim of Ing to a report issued Saturday by the «tute Industrial accident commis- tional conference in Geneva on traffic- Daily News Items. «ion. Central Section. in arms, in which the United States Oregon City. Tile annual spring government will be represented of salmon run has commenced here. Sev ficially. eral largo fish have been caught by The cabinet members met In Mr local sportsmen ami fishermen pre Kelloggs office for the initial dis- «Het that the run of salmon will b< cussion of the attitude to be taken in full swing In a few weeks. Events of Noted People, Governments 1 by the American delegation to the Southern Pacific Plans Abandonment Bend. - Tentative dates for the conference. and Pacific Northwest, and Other of Properties Rathar Than homemakers' institute, the first of Its The. conference will be held May Thing« Worth Knowing. kind to bo held in central Oregon, are New Construction. 14, under the auspices of the league July 7. s 9 and 10, It is announced of nations, and acceptance by the by W. T. McDonald, county agricul turist, in Bend Saturday Iront Red- General Lord Rawlinson, command United States of the invitation to par Washington. D, C.—Findings us to moud. er-in-chief of the British forces in In ticipate followed extensive corre proposed railroad extensions id cen- spondence in which it was pointed dia. died in Delhi Friday night. Sahni The work of collecting the out that the Washington government I tral Oregon made by an examiner for unpaid part of the state Income tax The elections held throughout Ger was under certain constitutional limi the interstate commerce commission for the year 1924, based on Incomes many Sunday in the first popular bal tations as to its [lowers over the manu in a tentative report rendered several for 1923. will get und r way Monday, loting for the president of the repub facture of arms within its Jurisdic lic, failed to elect, no candidate hav tion and could join .only in the nego months ago were the subject of sharp according to announcement made here Saturday by Earl Fisher, state tax ing the required majority. tiation of conventions to restrict arms contentions before the commission commissioner. traffic. o Friday. The chieL contenders were Possibility of a far-reaching contro Portland.— Residents of Multnomah, The meeting Monday was held in the public service-commission of Ore versy in the Washington. D. C., build preparation for the appointment by gon. the Southern Pacific aud Union Capitol Hill and Ryan Place brought a ing trades was indicated Friday when the president of the American dele Pacific railroads, and representatives long fight for a new water system the Master Masons’ association decided gation after a series of informal in of several communities throughout to a close Saturday in n bond election in which an issue of $95,000 with to lock out the stone cutters’ union. quiries had been made at various the state. which to start the work was approv Ben C. Dey of Portland, attorney h© Yountf Lady Acting Secretary of the Interior capitols by the state department to ed by a vote of 408 to 134. for the Southern Pacific, brought learn what other governments expect Across the Wax Finney has remanded to local land ot some solemn looks from the members Molalla. Plans for the new Union ficials in Montana the eases of 300 ed to discuss at the conference. By DOUGLAS MALLOCH of the commission and listeners by high school building have been com The arms traffic conference is an homesteaders on 50,000 acres in the stating that aside from the comple pleled and the contract will soon be former Fort Peck Indian reservation, outgrowth of the original treaty of who were granted an extension of 20 St. Germain, drawn up in 1919 under tion of the Natron cut-off one of awarded. Construction will begin as TF YOU will conquer life. If you months by congress to complete pay the terms of the treaty of Versailles. the chief problems to be considered soon as weather conditions are favor Will live It us you long to do, The Washington government found it by his road was the abandonment of able. The school will be a modern Depends not only on the man ments. impossible to accept the treaty of St. some of its short lines in western two-story fireproof building. But on the purpose, on the plan. The Mexican government will have Germain because it involved conflicts Oregon rather than the construction The dream with which your life begun. Salem. — Collection of the unpaid a surplus of 75,000,000 pesos next with American constitutional provi of others. Bus competition, he sifTd. August, with which to inaugurate a sions and also because it would have had become so destructive of bust- I part of the state Income tax for 1924, For I have seen that those who fall. national bank issue, says Excelsior, prevented the sale of arms to friend ness on several lines that the South I based on incomes for 1923, will get Whose hearts are empty, Ilves are under way early next week, accord stale. quoting President Calles, Eighteen ly powers. ern Pacific had been seriously con ! ing to announcement by Earl Fisher, Failed not because life never brought million pesos, the president says, now- The subsequent correspondence sidering petitioning the federal coin state tax commissioner. He estimat The thing they wished for, thing they is held in treasury paper. with the secretary-general of the mission for permission to vacate I sought— ed that the unpaid portion of the tax stretches of its property. league of nations, conducted through Diecovery of a sacred island contain They found It Hiin not what they would exceed $600.1)00. The examiner's report was the re thought ing ruins of the ancient Maya Indian the legation at Berne, pointed out, Salem. In compliance with a pro civilization in Lake Catemaco in the however, that the Washington govern sult of hearings held in a proceeding Mexican state of Vera Cruz has been ment had itself adopted a strict policy brought by the Oregon public serv- posal made here Friday night by D. M. They won but when they seized the prise made by the archaeological exploring regarding sale of surplus military ice commission to force the Union Sanson, head of Canadian and New- expedition of the department of Amer stores and had discouraged shipment Pacific to build a cross-state line from England linen mills, local citizens will It faded there before their e>e« of war material from the United Crane. Or., to Odell on the Natron start a drive within the next few days It was n tinsel thing, not worth ican research of Tulane university. States to troubled areas of the world. cut-off of the Southern Pacific which in an effort to raise approximately The brotherhood, the love, the mirth. Red with a flood of wine, the irriga is now building. Certain other north $550,000 for the establishment of a That they had paid for It on earth. tion ditch near the Arkelian, Rothman and south lines also were proposed linen plant in this vicinity. Indian Uplift Planned. Tb« worthless things, I found, were and Kellerman winery Saturday began along with the extension of common Mill City.—That portion of the Mill these ; Washington, D. C.—The American carrying away 76,000 gallons. Federal user privileges to others. City Salem highway extending be Mere opulence. mere er • ty ente, Red Cross, with the approval and co agents were still dumping it into the P. W. Ells, assistant attorney-gen For, when thut upuhn ■ hud come. ditch Monday. This was the heaviest operation of the bureau of Indian af eral of Oregon, opening the arguments tween Mehama and the end of the It wan not worth on alf the sum destruction of wine in the history of fairs, will launch an experiment look on behalf of the Oregon commission, pavement in Marlon county, about That they had paid । ev'ry crumb. seven miles, remains in a horrible ing to the modernization of Indian the state. approved that part of the examiner’s condition, and efforts are being made life through a campaign of education The young Ind) nero«« the way suya Colonel Charles R. Forbes, ex-direct- in the Indian schools. Two reserva report which recommended that the to have the county officials take ini But they who this their prny’r had since the wireless wn* Invented many made : or of the United States veterans’ bu- tions, the Tongue River reservation in Union Pacific railroad be required to mediate action to rectify It, n ahlp in dlatreaa Ims been «lived by The chance to labor nt tiielr trade, reau, was stricken suddenly with par- Montana and the Zuni reservation in construct a line from Bend by way sending out the F. O. B. signal To fashion things they loved to make, Classification of freight rates, rules, I® bz Mei'tur« N alysis Friday night at the home of his New Mexico, have been chosen for of Odell to Lakeview. He took excep tion, however, to the doubt expressed charges, practices and regulations of Who labored for the labor's sake. sister, Mrs. Harry Judkins, in the the experiments. Not merely ease to overtake- — by the examiner regarding the finan automotive freight carriers will be Brighton district in Boston. He was Under the plan the Red Cross «w ill cial feasibility of the proposed cross considered at a hearing to be conduct reported in a serious condition at a undertake to supplement the regular These were the hr^py, these content, state line from Crane to Odell. The ed by the public service commission Whatever way local hospital. fortune« went; school work on the two reservations examiner held that the public neces in Portland April 6. Announcement of Because they did not wait until Two men early Sunday held up Ex- by providing practical demonstrations sity for this line existed, but express the hearing was made at the offices Senility, the final hill. prAss Messenger Young on a outbound in home-making and hygienic living ed doubt as to the location, and de of the public service commission Sat To find tiielr Joy—for no one will. New York Central train between Chi applicable to Indian homes and by im clined to recommend an order for its urday. cago and Laporte, Ind., looted the safe, pressing upon the Indian children the construction on account of the ques- Eugene.—A short walnut crop In Our joy Is nil around us. now; Tl TAKES a great dual of coaxing on dropped off the train at Laporte and desire for good homes. A public nurse tion of sufficient revenues. the Willamette valley is the predic The bird Is singing o'er the plow, A the part of Lysander John Apple and a home economics worker will be The busy spindle hums a song — escaped toward Chicago in an automo It was contended by Mr. Ellis that tion of George A. Dorris, pioneer nut ton to Induce his wife to buy un old bile. Estimates of the value of the assigned to each reservation to under the original construction of the pro- grower of Springfield, who was In Oh. he who waits for Joy is wrong, hen und stew It down, and he finds take the demonstration. For there is laughter all along! ' express packages stolen varied from posed lines would not impair the abll- Eugene Saturday. He said that the that this Is tho cause of tier objection : There Is no French name for n $700 to $10,000. ity of the railroads to serve the pub- cold weather In December hail frozen Darling Has Relapse. A well done tank, u Kell made thing, stewed-down old hen. lie. He cited certain margins in the the catkins and he expected few nuts Russian refugees are finding a warm These are the joy* to make un Ming. —x— Des Moines,—A physician’s bulletin revenues of the Southern Pacific and would form. Mr. Dorris expressed the The laurel wreath I m often late, welcome in Canada and already nearly Lysander John Appleton Is never early Monday night said that the con Union Pacific as sufficient to pay for belief that the recent frosts hail done And fortune fickle iim our fate— 2000 have entered the dominion and sure that his wife 1ms forgiven him for dition of J. N. Darling, the cartoonist, the new construction work without no damage to cherry trees. Rut for our Joy we need not wait. are settling on the prairie farms. Set an offense until apple dumplings ap was "critical.” Earlier in the day a affecting dividends and pointed out ((&. 1911. McCIvr» Newspaper Hyndlcate ) Corvallis. The Corvallis Elks vot pear. She may say sho forgives him; tlements are being created by the rail report said Mr. Darling suffered "such the timber resources of several south ed Thursday night to erect a new she may even refrain from snylng road lines, towns laid out, schools a relapse over the week end that re- ern Oregon counties as adequate to temple 100 by 100 anil three stories menu things about his kin, but he Is built and land apportioned on easy covery practically has been abandon- guarantee profitable operations for in height at the corner of Fourth and j never positive that forgiveness Is full terms for those who have been accus ed.” He submitted to a minor opera- years to come. and complete until the apple dumplings Monroe, opposite the new hotel. Lee : tomed to farming in Russia. appear. tion to relieve local infection. Thomas, architect for the memorial ' Senator Wheeler of Montana, inde Peru Rejects Award. building, Is working on the plans ! Imysey Mayme Appleton claims to Vessels Crash in Bay. pendent vice - presidential candidate Washington, D. C.—The Washing which include lodge rooms and a gym he such n g.... I Judge of cooking tbnt last fall; Edwin S. Booth, ex-solicitor San Francisco.—The Standard Oil ton Post, in a copyrighted article, said nasium. The first floor will be oc she can go by any house and tell by for the interior department, and Gor tanker Captain A. F. Lucas collided Sunday that Peru has officially noti cupied by business concerns. the whiffs from tin- kitchen whnt I« on don Campbell, a Montana oil operator, with the three-masted schooner Ma- fied the United States that President IS IT SILLIMAN? stove, how |ongx It has Ashland. — The Upper Valley Im were charged in an indictment return weena, owned by the Alaska Codfish Coolidge’s arbitral award in the Tacna- timi If the cook Is leaving It on too provement. league has been formed by ed by a grand jury Friday with con company, in San Francisco bay, near Arica dispute between Peru and Chile /T'HE Silliman family In the United long. States was founded by Daniel Silli spiracy to obtain illegal use and pos Goat island, Monday during a wind is not acceptable and will not be about 40 landowners in the Belleview district, south of this city, for the pur man who came from Holland. The tra When i'limincey Devere Appleton session of government oil land. storm. Little damage was apparent, carried out by Peru unless specified pose of greater development of that dition Is, however, that the family was three years old he stopped kissing demands by Peru^ire complied with. as the vessels were pulled away by Valuable archaeological discoveries section. Irrigation facilities for the originated In Italy and there Is enough and hugging Ids father when he want The demands, six in number, the Belleview district have recently been In the sound of the name to bear out ed n favor In return, making the dis In the form of oriental gold coins' and tugs. article says, are incorporated in a a seal of a Persian monarch, either of completed and the landowners are this tradition. One of Daniel Silli covery by himself that It wasn’t the note sent to the state department by Crater Lake Snow Deep. King Artaxerxes I, who reigned 465- planning on making the area a highly man's descendants wns Gold Selleck manly thing to do, but Daysey Mayme the Peruvian foreign office. * 424 B. C., or Artaxerxes III, who was developed garden tru< k and Intensive Silliman, a brigadier general In tho Medford, Or.—Official report receiv Revolution and his son was Benjamin monarch from 359-338 B. C., have been ed Monday from Crater national park farming section. Silliman, born In 1770, who was a well 50-Cent Dispute Fatal. brought to light by scientists in a sup was that there are 16 feet 3 inches of Harrisburg. ■— Twenty teams, three known American chemist. He founded ply of material packed away and for snow at the rim of Crater lake and Salt Lake City, Utah.—A quarrel tractors and 2J men engaged in a the American Journal of Science and gotten in storerooms and vaults of 11 feet at Anna Spring camp. It was over an alleged debt of 50 cents cul plowing contest Wednesday afternoon art His son Benjamin Silliman, born Russian museums. still snowing at the park. Not only minated in a fatal fight Friday be when 40 acres of sod were turned in In 1810, was a chemist and physicist Another Installment of Italy’s paper is this more snow than has been at tween two Mexican prisoners at the aid of Jim Thomas, in the Rowland also well known. Strange and Strang These names money, which is on the program for the park for years at this time,’ but it Utah state prison here, where both neighborhood east of Harrisburg. Mr. were serving terms for robbery. Thomas received a broken leg several are sometimes merely different forms destruction, was burned Sunday In the is solidly packed down. Armed with a razor blade, J. A. weeks ago, and recently It was dis- of the same surname, but there Is rea presence of Finance Minister De Ste Sanchez stabbed and killed Ruben covered that a ligament had slipped son to believe that Strange sometimes Income Tax Teld Void. fani, Nicola Pavoncelll, president of Flores, but not until after he had when it was reset, Mr. Thomas is re has a different origin. There Is a sur the Bank of Italy and a large number Jackson. Miss. — The .Mississippi been severely cut with a scissors ceiving treatment in a Eugene hos- name Lestrange, originally L’estrange, of government officials. The amount state income tax law was declared I un- and Strange Is sometimes derived from burned was 320,000,000 lire. Last constitutional by Judge Wilson of the blade used by the other man as a duel pital. this, with the meaning of stranger or ing weapon. Mill City. I Wednesday 100,000,000 lire in bank New county circuit court, news re- -Two high school boys foreigner. However, Strang usually is notes were destroyed in a bonfire. caused a near panic In one of the from Strong, Strang being the peculiar ceived here late Monday said. The Turks Demand Change. school rooms several days ago when north of England way of pronouncing From 12 to 17 million dollars, es decision was rendered in a test case Constantinople. —Tho Turkish gov they brought a couple of harmless that adjective. In this case It Is mere brought by the Gulf, Mobile & North- timates show, will be paid back by ernment has addressed a note to the water snakes into the room In a ly a des< rlptive surname. the government to various oil com- ern railroad. Sir Robert Strange, an eminent line powers asserting that it cannot agree paper bag, turning the reptiles loose panies in the United States as the to a continuance of foreign embassies when no one was looking. A girl engraver who was born In Orkney, In New Ford Plane Flieg. result of a decision of Judge Pollock In Constantinople. It demands the glimpsed the snakes marching up the 1721, was a member of a distinguished still keeps up the practice, and she Is of the United States district court Scotch family whose mime Is some so old she Ims worn out three pianos. Detroit.—The “Maiden Dearborn,” transfer of the embassies to Angora, filed in federal court In Wichita, Kan., the first airplane built at the new in Asiatic Turkey, the present seat aisle toward the teacher’s desk. Sho times spelled Strang or Strange. <© by Georg« Matthew Adorn ) -------------- o------------- Thibaut—As a surname this Is de Friday. The decision was on a test Ford air port, successfully completed of the government. The declaration shrieked and Jumped on top of her Kobe college, the first Christian case brought by the Derby Oil com its first test flight Friday, circling asserts that the government is pre desk, and the teacher and the other rived from the first name that In School for girls In the western half of pany to recover $6590.18 in transporta the field at the airport. 11 was pilot pared to offer sufficient embassy girl students did likewise, remaining France has the forms Theudobald, Japan, Is to celebrate the fiftieth an there until the snakes were captured Thlebault, Thlehaud und Tibaut, and in tion taxes paid in 1919. ed by Eddie Hamilton, sites in Angora. niversary of Its founding next Oc I and thrown out. England Theodebnld and Theobald. tober. <• br McClure Newapaper Syndicat«.) COMPILED FOR YOU RAILROADS OBJECT THE PRIZE Y our Last Name 4
