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14 DIE; 2 INJURED [ state news
IN DIRIGIBLE FALL Î IN BRIEF
SCHOOL DAIJS
Washington. D. C.—Only the sight­
Medford. -The southern Oregon Old-'
less will be unable to read the new
er
Girls' conference at Its closing ses­
system of standard signs which mem­
sion Sunday afternoon selected Coos
bers of the joint board on interstate
Brief Resume Most Important highways, including R. A. Klein. chief Shenandoah Airship Breaks Up bay for next year's conference meet­
ing.
highway engineer of Oregon, have
Daily News Items.
In
Ohio
Storm.
agreed upon for use on the newly
Medford. Five automobile wrecks,
designated I'nited States highways of
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caused by skidding on wet pavements,
I all states. Even a person w ho can-
occurred Sunday and Monday in Mad*
' not read will understand the meaning
SVX.“
I of those indicating danger by the
shape and color.
jury. It rained most of the two days.
Of the two general classes of road
Marshfield.—J. C. Hedden, In charge
Events ot>'oted People, Governments signs, the "danger and caution" group 26 on Nose Section Go on Up After
will
consist
of
signs
of
four
different
of
a forest fire station lookout, wound­
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Companions Tumble to Death.
degrees of danger. These will have
ed by accidental discharge of his own
Things Worth Knowing.
a yellow background with black let­
Flyer Was Pride of Navy.
revolver on a lonely trail, had to crawl
ters and symbols. The other group
four miles on his knees to a telephone.
will include the standard route mark­
Ashland. A solid carload of black­
Advices received in Winipeg, Man er in the form of a United States
Caldwell, O.—Fourteen of the crew berries was dispatched from the local
stated that Professor W. R. Cutler, shield, and directional and infortna-
of the Shenandoah, giant dirigible, cannery this week to an Ohio whois-
heading a scientific exploration party tional signs. All signs of this group
....... two others were ser- saler. It contained 30 tons. Because
in Africa, died Thursday from malaria will have a white background with, wer” >Hled • and
black
letters.
lously
injured
early Thursday when'”* «‘^•rc^y *n berry pickers the can-
fever.
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I nery company was forced to let ton»
The
standard
railroad
crossing
sign
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the
pride
of
the
United
navy ' । of - . berries
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. . in the Apple-
Prince George, fourth son of the
go . to waste
will
be
round,
24
inches
in
diameter,
king of England, who Is at present |
cracked during a severe storm on its Knte section,
serving as a midshipman in the Brit- and will bear the well understood rail- western cruise from its Lakehurst. N.
ish Asiatic fleet, is expected to pay roa‘* ‘•'r088 wlth ,he letters R. R, in
Madras.— Investigation of the extent
an unofficial visit to Tokio this month. b,aclt in
«PF«’' Quadrants on the J., airport.
of Saturday's hail storm by a repro-
Among the dead Is Lieutenant-Com- t sentative of the hall Insurance com­
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yellow
background.
Immigrants
to „ Palestine
must
ob-
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, I At points of sufficient danger to mander Zachary Lansdowne, captain pany revealed that the storm was con-
tain from Jerusalem permits to enter'
,
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.
(require a complete stop the sign will of the ship.
fined to approximately 600 acres of
the holy land. This order has been I 1
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_ government
„.„„A 1 I be octagonal
in shape. 24 inches
After battling the elements for sev- '"“n,llnK wheat’ ‘»using an 80 per
issued a L by .v
the n
Palestine
:
v in
v
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_ American
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1; ¡size,
and will bear on the yellow back-
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... 'cent loss, which was estimated at 12,-
in accord . with
the new
ordi-
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SOMETHING TO
ground the word “stop” in large black eral hours, the huge aircraft suddenly z 000 , bushels.
nance.
shot upward to an altitude of approxi­
letters.
THINK ABOUT
Because he slept while his campfire
At curves, narrow bridges, steep mately 7500 feet from a 3000-foot level. | v' rnonl“ — Mr»- Charles White is
grew from a small blaze into a forest hills and other points where the de- v
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champion
deer
catcher
on
the
coast.
By F. Ä. WALKE R
buckled amidships.
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.
fire, D. J. Sullivan was in a Madras. ' gree of danger is sufficient to call for where the dirigible
p
K . ' Saturday,
with
and
was
so
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Ore. jail Friday morning with a fine the exercise of a considerable degree The pressure an'd twisting
। within the city limits of Vynonla, in
of $50 and $16.50 costs imposed on him of caution, but pot a complete stop. great that 'It broke the ship in three regular western bull dogging fashion,
GIVE ENCOURAGEMENT
IS IT WARREN?
by Justice of the Peace Turner.
she grabbed a deer by the head, throw­
a diamond shaped yellow sign will be sections.
The control cabin, swung beneath ing it and holding it until help came A WORD of encouragement In the rpilE simplest explanation of the
The proposed flight of the naval erected with the character of the dan
dark hour I* often followed by a A name Warren Is tharxlt first be-
and tied it for her.
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the foresection
of . the ship proper.
my of sunshine that lights up a hu- longed to a dweller at or keeper
Hawaii will be called off entirely. Sec- sylubo)s. This sign will be 24 inches '. ._________ .
La Grande.—The O.-W R. & N. com­ man soul until the end of time!
game preserve, warren being still
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| broke away and crashed to the ground
retary Wilbur announced late Thurs­ on each L side.
And how little does the helpful word used In thia connection today.
pany,
Is
spending
approximately
$100,-
day, until some definite reasons in the
At points of lesser or occasional । fronl an altitude of several thousand
However, there are others who con-
000 in re-laying rails on Its La Grande- cost the giver!
future show it to be desirable.
danger the 24-inch square yellow sign feet. It carried most of the crew who
Look nt the burden bearers ¡Missing tend thnt It, like Waring, Wearing
। Joseph branch line near Wallowa.
rails ____
will be
‘ replaced by ydu. dust-corercd, sad-eyed ami weary, and Wurin, Is derived from the French
The Zionist action committee elect- will be used and the necessity for ■ were killed.
, I Sixty-pound
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through the cold and the Guarin or Guerin. It Is suggested that
caution will be explained in black let-
Released from the control cabin, the 90 pound rails for n distance of sp­ trudging
heat, conscious only of their aching Guerin, the French name, was In turn
ed by the^zionist congress last Sunday ters jn a sinRje word. such as "school," . foresect Ion, measuring about 150 feet,1 proximntely 10 miles
made necessary backs, tired feet and breaking hearts. derived from the German Warand,
has been formally organized. Dr. Leo “hospital,” “church," etc.
| and bearing seven survivors, free-bal-
Give them a smile as you meet meaning protection.
Motzkin was elected president and I The standard shield adopted as the looned for more than an hour and by an increase In freight.
tnem. See their countenance brighten
The first of the name In this coun­
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York, ■ route marker will be 16 inches ver-' finally was landed near Sharon, 12
Baker.—G. C. Tucker was in a criti­ and their feet step more lightly as
vice chairman of the committee.
tically from tip to tip. At the top it miles from where the control cabin cal condition in a local hospital Mon- they catch the meaning of your lips try wns Richard Warren, who sailed
from Plymouth In the Mayflower in
| day and Dave Arthur, prominent Bak- and know It Is rneunt for them.
The Giornale d’ltalia in Rome Fri-, will bear in black letters on the white crashed, near Ava.
1C20. He was not of the Leyden party
of
the
state
in
background
the
name
The
main
section,
carrying
22
sur-
er
county
mining
man,
was
In
the
Encouragement makes people be­ but joined the little band of colonist*
day, published a report that King
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Boris of Bulgaria was gravely ill from which it is erected, and bellow in the vivors, landed with a crash which sent county jail as the result of a fight at lieve In Immortality because It o|H*ns off the coast of England. The fact
the effects of poison and that special­ section of the shield in which the red several of them diving through the the Mother Lode copper mine, in up new visions that reveal vistas and that he was one of the few of the
ists had been rushed to Varna to at­ and white stripes ordinarily appear, outer covering to the ground. A middle ( which Tucker was stabbed In the left sensations never before seen or ex- party designated as "Mr." Indicate*
perlenced.
that he wa* a ¡tentón of good birth.
tend him. The source of the report will be the initials “U. S.” and the 1 section of some 15 or 20 feet settled side and arm with a miner's lamp.
It stirs new emot'.uns, strike* new Ho win one of the third exploring
route number.in large numerals.
down in pieces over the countryside.
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was not stated.
chords of music, gl e new hue to the
Yellow is the color chosen for dan­ Looting of parts of the main section 1, ^«^-Stockholder, of the Oregon •ky, and rwake’i* thoughts which party when the colonists arrived In
The combined ages of George M.
England, and was with them
of
the
Shenandoah,
near
Ava.
became
^
nen
M
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18
;
whlch
was
Incorporated
have been lying dormant In dl*eour- when they were surprised by the In-
Anderson and Mrs. Minerva M. Thom- ger and caution on the new highway
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«rim
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here
recently
with
capital
stock
of
system
throughout
the
United
States.
so highhanded that Jerome William-' L
v
as, both of Milwaukie, Or., who obtain-
son, commander of the American Le- ( ^t0 000' wl" n>««-t
»«»«ni Septem- aged hearts since they 11 rat began to diana.
ed a marriage license in Vancouver, Whenever the motorist sees yellow he gion post at Caldwell, on guard duty.!^r 2,4’ ’*en “ board of <“™‘or« will beat.
II- wns spoken of as I "grave Rich­
Instead of censuring the being who ard Warren," also ns 's num of In­
Wash., Thursday, totaled 143 years, will know there is some degree of
fired
two
shots
at
a
man
seeking
to
be
®
leC
Each
,,har,
‘
of
<
’
on
”
non
has made n mistake, give hint or her tegrlty, justice nnd uprightness, of
The bridegroom was 71, one years danger ahead. The white signs will
be en,,‘Ie,1 ,0 one vo,e'
a kindly word of cheer. Treat him or piety nnd serious religion."
him him Information and guidance, escape with a 50-foot strip of the cell
younger than the bride.
।ji ferred stock will have no voting pow- her as you would like to be treated
.
,
,
but will not call for caution.
Rtchnrd Warren married In England
I er
The United States army signal
... of . the
.. board
.
when your soul Is filled with doubt
® _ corps
J; ; A . committee
which re-
The looter was released after he j
a woman nnmed Elizabeth, who came
amateur radio station
at
Fort
Me-
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and
sorrowing.
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, . I cently designed the new system of in­ had returned the silk.
| Salem.—Thomas Baird of La Center,
Forget the great weighty sermons, to this country a few years after her
Kinley at . Manila.
P. I. , Thursday
night
. . . highways
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. now working
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,
“ 1 1 terstate
is
on
Those aboard the nose section had —
* left his automobile standing the thrgnd-worn purable of advice and husband In the "Abb." She wns n per­
Wash.,
announced the successful holding of a
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.
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a numbering scheme and it is expect- a wild and thrilling ride before they near the Pacific highway north of coujure up a dainty little ¡>osy of en­ son of much distinction nnd was re­
short radio conversation with the1 ....
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.... , ¡ed that maps of the routes selected landed 12 miles from the place where Salem Sunday^nlght while he walked couragement and note how eagerly It ferred to always as "Mistress War-
headquarters of the Rice expedition in ... ..
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। with the numbers indicated will be the cabin compartment crashed. Sev- to a hop yard in quest of employment. will be accepted, sometimes with » ren," n mark of great respect.
interior Brazil. The station was 13,-
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After her husband's death she never
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available in a reasonably short time.
eral of the officers had just left the When he returned a short time later twitching of the lips, a trembling,
000 miles distant.
remarried nnd this Is pointed out ns
control cabin and were climbing up he found that the machine was miss­ grateful hand and a happy tear.
Five hundred families in South El 1
Try It today on some of the human one of the rare instances of continued
Mine Building Bombed.
the ladder into the cat walk of the ing. It carried Washington license
wrecks you may meet, scuffling along, widowhood to be found In the New
Paso, Tex., and three suburban addi-|
ship
proper
when
the
cabin
broke
No.
3376.
groping In a dismal world of whose England colonies nt that time. Rich­
tions are homeless in the worst flood I McAllester, Okla.—The fan house of loose.
ard Warren had five daughters and
experienced here since 1897. Damage mine No. 12, owned by the Rock Is-1 Suspended in mid-air and hanging to
Roseburg. — The Riddle clan, de- horrors you know nothing and habit­ then two sons to carry on the tradi­
ually
shun
as
you
would
a
pestilence.
is estimated at $400,000. Water is ’and Mining company, at Hartshorn a girder, they crawled or were pulled
scendants of William H. and Maxa-
And after you hav^ tried It, look tions nnd name of the Wnrren family.
racing through streets in lower El *was dynamited at 8 o’clock Sunday,
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to places of comparative safety.
millia Riddle, met Sunday in their Into your own soul and see the new
Paso as a result of a canal break ni*ht’ according to word received here
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One
not
so
fortunate,
F.
J.
Mc
­
sixth
annual
reunion
In
the
light
that
has
been
born
cedar
there
to
cheer
by Sheriff Anderson.
which occurred late last night.
Carthy, chief rigger, was swept from grove near the city of Riddle. The you In the silent night when you are
his perilous perch In the forward end sturdy pioneer couple crossed the alone.
Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne, widow of
Sixty Tongmen Arrested.
A little more friendly Intimacy with
of
the nose to the ground when the plains In 1851 from Springfield, Ill.,
the commander of the Shenandoah,
Pittsburg. — Sixty Chinese, among
said at her home in Lakewood, N. J., them eight alleged imported gunmen, । motorless craft struck a tree. He was | being the first settlers in what is now one another, a few more benevolent
smiles, a trifling bit of consolation nnd
Thursday night that her husband had were arrested in a series of police taken to a Marietta hospital in a ser-1 the Riddle valley.
a few small words of encouragement
'Laugh and Ee Fat."
ious condition.
long felt a premonition that the flight raids Sunday night.
scattered here nnd there a* you go
ugene.
—
J.
N.
Stephens
of
Coos
bay
With
three
men
forward
and
three
over the middle west would end dis­
along the beaten pathway would In a
aft in the nose of the craft it was. received the contract from the Lane generation lighten sorrowing hearts,
astrously and bad used every honor­
Glacial Mud Perplexes.
HESE words seem to have consti­
maneuvered to a safe altitude after’county court to drive the piling for make the world brighter ami better
able means to avoid making it.
San Francisco, Cal.—Means of stop-
tuted the philosophy of life of their
M. J. Scanlon of Minneapolis, a ping the /low of glacial mud from brushing trees and at least one farm,the new highway bridge to be erected and possibly move it closer to heaven 1 author, Ben Jonson. Laughter nnd
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house.
lover
the
north
fork
of
the
Sluslaw
llght-henrtedness were the dominant
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director
the announced
Powell River
Paper ¡Mount
will be
next 1 , Lieutenant-Commander C. E. Rosen-J river between Cushman and Florence,
company of
here,
in Vancouv-
! week at Shasta
a meeting
of discussed
the California
traits of this renowned man of letters
or
r rooontiv
nnn nan win
v ■ commission
t , u here.
idahl and Lieutenant J. B. . Anderson
, I,-.
The
Port
and to hi* easygoing, carefree <H s [ kh
er, n
u. c.
recently rhaf
tnat »a,OOO.OOO
will j debris
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.
. is to ., be . of fire-killed
,
HE YOUNG LADY sit
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I directed the release of the hel um gas, Orford cedar, which, it is said, Is ex-
Ion enn be traced his constant state
be spent immediately to enlarge the _.
The melting of the glacier has caus-1 .
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ACROSS THE WAY of poverty,
plant, which will Increase its output ed a flow of slime down Mud creek to and gasoline in such a way that the.tremenly hard and will last for many
Jonson wns a contemporary of
80 per cent. The concern has been the town of McCloud where the mud nose landed without severely injuring years.
Shakspeare nnd was n great friend of
turning out 75,000 tons of paper an- had deposited in a cone from which any aboard.
Eugene.—From 3000 to 3000 cases
thnt great English writer. Probably
nually.
it flows over surrounding farm lands.
hl* best known work Is “Every Man In
of fruit and vegetables are being can-
Ship Board May Lose Member.
Des Moines, la., was chosen as the
His Humor," a comedy that wns pro­
ned each day at. the plant of the Eu-
Washington, D. C.—A reduction
Six Killed by Train.
next meeting place of the Grand Army
duced nt the court of James I nnd was
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Fruit
Growers
’
association,
equal-
membership of the United States ,
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so
well received thnt the author wns
of the Republic at its first regular Rives, Tenn.—Claude E. Warren, a the
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persuaded to present a new piny there
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business session in Grand Rapids, (farmer living near Beardstown, Tenn., shipping board which would preclude .
the selection of a new member from|ln* t0 * °' H°U' mana*ar' "art,ett
each year. Jonson’s other works In­
Mich. Thursday. The Iowa capital his wife, two children, his mother in-
pearS' ^ans' bee,a an<
clude, for the most part, poetry. Ono
had put in a strong plea for the 1926 ¡aw, Mrs. J. C. Cude, and Tom Curl the Pacific northwest in event of the I are
arriving at the plant in large
of his best known short efforts being
encampment and It is understood has (were killed near here Sunday when an retirement of Commissioner Haney of (quantities. The berry season is near­
the poem:
already pledged sufficient funds to Illinois Central passenger train struck Portland is among the administration ing a close, said Mr. Holt.
recommendations
for
a
revision
of
Drink to me only with thine eye»,
entertain the veterans.
the automobile in which they were
And I will pledge with mine;
government shipping policy by the
Salem.—Prune picking will get un­
The nine governments signatory to riding at a grade crossing.
Or leave a kiss within the cup,
next
congress,
ft
is
understood
here.
And I'll not auk for wino.
the Chinese treaty negotiated by the
der way here within the next few
More complete separation of the
Washington conference of 1922 noti­
Huge Turtle Bite* Man.
days,
according
to
the
growers.
As'a
The thirst that from th« soul doth rlss,
Doth nsk a drink divine;
fied the Pekin government Thursday New Lisbon, Wis. — While fishing shipping board and » the emergency result of the hop harvest, which Is
But might I of Jove's nectar stp,
in identic notes that they stood ready (near here Steven Haschke hooked a' fleet corporation will be advocated in now in progress In the Willamette
I would not change for thine.
to appoint commissioners at an early 22-pound turtle which swallowed hook, the presidential message at the open- valley, prune growers said they prob­
ing
of
congress,
according
to
the
re-
This poem has been set to music
date to consider what steps, if any, line and sinker. In attempting to ex­
ably would encounter difficulty In *>
and has a prominent place In every
may be taken with a view to relin-, tract the hook from the turtle’s throat, port.
tainlng sufficient pickers. Estimates
collection of old songs.
quishment of the extra-territorial prlv- Haschke was severely bitten when the
Indicated that the prune crop would
Plane Crashes; 2 Dead.
In the year 1(119 Jonson was ap-
lieges which their nationals In China shellback <clamped it* jaws over his
not be as large as last year.
pointed poct-lnurente. This office car­
now enjoy.
hand. It required an hour to release
Napa, Cal.—Irvin O. Hunt, amateur
ried with It a salary of
nnd the
Represntatlve Cramton,
his hand.
aviator, and Raymond D. Asedo, a pas­ Vale.
add!tlonul emolument of n butt of the
Italians Cross Border.
senger, were killed Friday when the chalnnan of the house appropriations
best canary wine from the king's own
Vienna.—A detachment of 200 Itai- St. Louis, Mo. — The bullet-riddled plane piloted by Hunt crashed 1000 committee, In his tour to gain Infor­
cellar, but this wns not enough to keep
Ian troops, commanded by an officer, bodies of an unidentified man and feet to Willard field, near here. The mation regarding the proposed reclam­
the extravagant poet. In addition to
has crossed the frontier and camped (woman were found Sunday on a bed'airplane had taken off from Willard ation projects of the west arrived at
the allowance made him by the king,
in the Austrian village of Thoerl, not- in a three-room clubhouse near Lake field a half hour before. Suddenly it Vale Monday to look over the Vale ir-
the city of London gave him a ¡tension.
withstanding protest by the frontier Hill, St. Louis county. The man, about! was seen to collapse and drop like a rigation district. As this is the first
The young lady across the way But this, too, was Inadequate for his
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The — government
has instruct- no
28 — years — old,
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by flvrt
five' plummet, bursting Into flames as it'project visited in Oregon, Represent*- says she wonders why they call as needs nnd we find the life of Ben Jon­
ed the Austrian minister in Rome to bullets in the breast and one in the (struck the ground. Asedo’s body wasjtlve Sinnott joined Mr. Cramton and healthy old gentlcmnn ns Doctor Lo- son one round of debts after another.
request an explanation and an apol- hand. The woman, about 23 years old, caught in the wreckage and badly will remain with him during the re- renz, "the bloodless surgeon,” but any­ Jonson died In the year 10.37 nt the nge
jwas shot in the chest and neck.
| burned.
jmainder of his trip through the state. way that's a good deal better than of sixty-four. He was burled In West­
ogy from the Italian government.
heartless.
minster Abbey.—Wayne D. McMurray.
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