Dayton tribune., February 25, 1926, Image 2

M nil COMPROMISE
STATE
il I U nrimirn Six Years Yrial Dec'are<J t0 Show WW Of
FINALLY REACHED
Law
CIMI M U
NEWS
SHRINKING EARS A
SIGN OF EVOLUTION
LITTLE RIVER OF
GREAT IMPORTANCE
Sci«nti«t Also Notes Decrease
Salem. There were five fatalities
of Little Toe Bones.
Thame« One of World’»
due to industrial accidents In the state
Beat-Known Streams.
of Oregon during the week ending
Baltimore, Md. Tendency of ihn hu
mnu
ear
to
become
smaller,
except
the
February IS, accordlrfg to a report pre-
Washington The Thames, one of
pared here by the state industrial a, ( lobe, which remains u kind of provision the best known siren ms In Ilir world,
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I of nature "toghe women something to went on u rampage recently and goto
dent commission.
I hang ornaments on," was cited among the residents of the usually pencrful
Westport An epidemic of Influenza °H>cr things by Dr AiMph Schult« as
vulley sights familiar to those who live
I« affecting almost every home in demonstrating In his opinion the pres along such old hands ut flooding us
J the Prohibition Amendment.
j Wealport. Four entire families are ent day working of evolution. Do the Ml-.s|s-.lp|.|, the MM "ol the
Called to meet on what was de­
¡confined to their homes. Many pupils creasing number of sumll bones In Yellow river of tlilna. t’hh keu coops
scribed as a "propitious day in view
J are out of school. There have been1 the little toe and the pussing of the mid dog kennels, garden furniture, and
wisdom tooth are ot hors.
Ratification by Both Houses Expected of the principles of liberty and self-
even bungalows, swirled along where
i control taught by George Washing Event« of Noted People, Govrrnments I no deaths and no pneumonia or other, Doctor Schults Is assoclatq In an- Englund's holiday crowds normally
complications to date.
Soon; Administration Re­
thropology In Johns Hopkins Medical play on u gentle little river.
i ton," hundreds of delegates to the con-
and Paciffc Northwest, and Other
ported Satisfied.
[ference heard a series of emphatic
What ths Thuine« is nue ordinarily
Pendleton The completion of the school
. .-•> and Is widuly
.
\ known for
' ' his
— ■ re-
’
bridge at Stanfield n. r..«« o
i-
"’“rdi conrernlng the bodily structure Is told In a bulletin from the Washing-
Things Worth Knowing.
| speeches in support of legislation for
n nv
S‘an”*ld atr®” ,h" Um“'.
«•«>•» compared with Urn prlmatw
JegaliMtion of light wines and beer
tilla river was the occasion for a cele
For th» edification of muu and ion (D C.) headquarters of the Na*
llomd Geographic society.
bration which was held Friday under woman, loo—who is prune to bellevu
Washington. D. C. — Tax reduction [for members of both houses of con-
"Ihe Thames seldom has very de­
Reduction by more than one half
in »he auspices of the business interests
amounting to J3S1.000.000 this year ' clubs’ and others'.’ k'ader8
W°“en '‘
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••• Is (wrhaps a perfect apeci- structive Hoods,” says th» bulletin.
foes charged tor automobiles entering1'^
town. Thu bridge was opened '"c*1' Doctor Schultz enumerated the •It hue Iio mountain« In Its basin, only
and 1343.000,000 thereafter finally was ' The speakers generally assailed con- the seven national parks was announe- ,o tr»fHc Saturday.
। following as not certainly but quite gentle hills, and the run off Is usually
agreed upon Saturday by senate and d“ions which have arisen with prohi- ed Saturday by the Interior depart I
u
..
I llk.^l,r ,o b* wr”"s wl,h hlm:
slow. It Is ruther a small river, as
Baker.- News ot the first copper! ''l* eyes are uot lu tho suiu« horl- rivers go, only lilt miles long with a
bition, declared six years of the law ment.
house conferees on the revenue bill.
|}*trikt) on (loose ervek was received tn
plune.
dralnuge basin of about 5,000 aquiiro
This compromise, which must be | had shown it could not be enforced.
The loss by theft of $66,950 in jewels linker Saturday. Prospecting has been) 1 Hl»
"" ei rs
r“ urn not of the same sise.
miles The *
and called for immediate relief.
Danube Is ten times, the
ratified by both branches of congress
His mouth Is bigger <m one side, and Mlssliudppl fifteen times, und th»
. .
.... .
। Sen«tor Edge, republican. New Jer- was reported to police in Pasadena, under way for several months. Ono
Rhine more than four times as long,
before the bill becomes law. represents sey. one of the recognized "wet" lead- a., .unday by Mrs. Edward C. Cros- thousand feet of tunnel has ben dug I the sides are uot ou the same level.
Th- strike
ui.u-
k
■ I Ills right arm la lunger than his Beside the
million and a quarter
* nr Mtrikr of
of chalcopyrite
chalcopyrite was
wan made
tuulit» left.
an increase of about 150.000,000 over ers in congress, renewed at the asso- sett. She U the wife of a wealthy The
situare miles drained by the MUsUsIp.
Chicago lumberman.
25 feet below the surface and 600 feet I
the total written into the bill by the ciation’s Washington birthday banquet
One foot Is, larger than the other. pl, or even the 75,< kxi square miles
The executive committee of the na- from the mouth of tunnel.
His collar bone Is not symmetrical.
house, but is J75.0O0.OO0 less than was the vigorous attacks launched'during
drained by the Rhine, the Tbain««
an afternoon session at which Sena-itiona' <ra“<* has ended Its two-day
"Man. however. Is not Hie only one
voted by the senate. It was described
Eugene.—The Eugen« chamber of of the higher animals to show a differ basin seems almost Insigniti, ant.
tor Edwards, democrat of the same !. ”lon *“ Washington. D. C. without
Grows Quickly.
— . commerce
«FMiiuvi w uns
has sr
sent a telegram to Dr. eucu from the primitive ancestor.''
as acceptable to the administration as state, was the principal speaker.
I indorsing any of the farm bills now Hurry Woodburn
“The birthplace of t|lo Thames Is
Chase,
president
of
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Doctor
Schultz
said.
"The
ears
of
th.,
within the limits the treasury can af­
only about 20 miles short of the «»u
Declaring the campaign of modi ! pondlaK before congress.
the University of North Carolin«, In ““rang outang. for Instance, ure sumll. on the western »Ule of |>gland, north­
ford.
•—
. ficationists was "not a campaign for
The most reverend Paul Eugene whlch u was stated that the business “u<l 1,M ble ,o® *• on|y « »tump of what east of Bristol and Buth. A small
House conferees forced the restora booxe' but rather a practical effort'
Roy, archbishop of Quebec, nnd Ro "u'n oi ^"Kene were eager for a favor-) It once was. Of course Its mental pow spring formerly gushed up at what Is
tion to the bill, with some modifies-; ^or ,emPcrance unobservable today,”
able reply to the invitation to become • rs do not compare with those of man known as "I hames Head' ami trickled
tions. of taxes on inheritances, auto- ' Senator Edwards said he would wel- man Catholic primato of Canada, died
, but the ourangoutnng probably hu« In a lazy little rill down a meadow.
Saturday night in St. Francis d'Assizi president of the University of Oregon.
| imide us much prugreM uway from the I he outflow of (his head spring Is now
mobile passenger cars, admissions and conie a “atton-wide referendum on
hospital here after a long illness.
dues, which the senate had voted to' modiHcaHon of the Volstead act and
Grants Pass.^-Under auspices of the original ancestor as man has."
piped away to furnish wuler for the
Each man, woman and child in the Grants Pass Wpmen's club, a Pioneer
Thames and Severn canal But springs
repeal. Senate conferees on the other amendment of the 18th amendment
KEMAL IN SILK HAT
abound In this region, and about half
hand, obtained greater reductions in to a point of c°mnion sense légalisa- L'nlted States cost the federal and day celebration will be staged here
» mile down the moaduw the Infant
March 6 for all pioneers in southern
some of the surtax rates than were tion of spirits and liquors with all the'state
governments
Thames Is to be seen In the shape of
voted by the house.
safeguards that can practically be de- $58.71 in 1923. it wa»,rei2^i*th,rlOref”n A" , Xh,b,t of‘>afy day. furni
a little runnel fully two feet wide.
While considerable dissatisfaction cided.”
figures made public Saturday by the
Another half mile, and the Thames Is
“In that manner and that alone." he
was apparent on both sides as a re­
A luncheon will be given and a pro
a really rea|ie<-table brook Soon Its
national industrial conference board.
j gram will be held* during the after-
sult of the inheritance tax compromise, asserted, "can we solve the entire
first mill «ppMrs, one of the many
Storm clouds appeared Saturday “°"“-
which involves allowance of a retro- problem, if ever it can be solved.”
that dot it» banka By tfir time Ox­
active cut. in this tax, leaders expect-
Senator Edge declared a referen­ over the course of the compromise tax
ford Is rr»ched, thanks to many little
Roseburg —Binger Herdan, ex repre­
nfflucDts, (he stream Is 150 feet wide,
dum of this nature would "demon- reduction bill agreed to by house and
ed immediated ratification.
Oregon and ex-commis-
well deserving the name 'river'
but prompt lauili;«
ratifica- - sentative
—» w«.
J
- from
.
The conference agreement
strate to our law-making bodies the senate conferees,
rhe l hemes flows through n coun­
tion
of
the
measure
by
both
branches
1
i
"*
r
°
f
the
Un,t«i States general
points in dispute follows:
changed public opinion,” and should
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try rich In historic associations and
Restoration of the modified inheri- carry with it "a concrete proposition iearly next week was Relieved certain land office, Friday observed his 83d j
beautiful rural scenery. The oldest
birthday anniversary. As a special I
tance tax rates voted by the house, in­ for relief so that citizens could vote fby leader8'
bridge across the stream. 15 miles
evenl of l*»e day he was visited by his '
cluding the provision allowing 80 per intelligently for or against.”
above Oxford, was built In the Tldr-
,
H.
‘
""
“
'I
cent credit on account of state inheri­
teenth century by monks of a near by
and
Frank
Herman
— all of Myrtle
tance
r , tax payments.
,
i n Canadla“ experiment and predict-, States, congregated in Washington D
abbey. Baradoilcally. It Is mimed
Point.
'Newbridge ' Already some four cen­
Retroactive cut in the inheritance ed an overwhelming verdict for com- C„ Saturday preparatory to the nn n
turies old. this structure win the s< ene
inX1994erebyMhtlnCreaSed rateS V°ted IT“ SenSe’ Sanit> aOd decency " if the ing of the 56th annual convention of
Eugene.—The Southern Pacific com­
of a skirmish In b-H .................
in 19.4 would be eleminated in favor 'aw
P»‘ to such a test. He said the department of superintendence of pany will in the near future abandon
well’s fdrcM nnd those of the Royal­
of the lower rates in the 1921 act.
its street-car line between Eugene and
ists. Not far below Newbridge Is the
Allowance of the increased reduc- be,d
a senate judiciary sub-com-
Springflled, wit was stated in a letter
only surviving ropeferry on th«
tions in the surtax rates applying on r
mittee constructive plans and sugges-
The senate Friday approved the received Saturday by Herbert J. Cox.
Thames.
filine
“
will
k-
k
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.
.
.
.
incomes between $26.000 and $100.000!tions "wiu be brought out which will joint resolution, previously adopted by president of the Springfield chamber
"At Oxford, «till about 00 miles
at voted by the senate. This involves make Possible the adoption of some the house, authorizing participation by of commerce, from E. L. King, super­
above London, one comes upon a lit­
tle town known throughout the world,
a saving of $23,000,000 annually to tax-)sucb definite and concrete plan.”
the government in the Philadelphia intendent of the Portland division of
.....
The den)ocratic delegatfon Jn the
because of the men of note who have
payers in
this class.
sesqui-centennial celebration.
The the company.
come from there to abape the desti­
Repeal of the capital stock tax as house from New York attended the measure appropriates J2.186.500 for the
nies of Great Britain This hits been
<.rants Pass.—In an effort to concen­
voted by the senate.
conference en bloc, because, its mem­ government's part in the celebration.
Mustapha Kemal Pasha. President England's great university town since
Increase of the incorporation tar bers said in a statement, they believ­ Jl.000.000 being for buildings and Jl,- trate agricultural endeavors within the
Grants Pass irrigation district, farmers of Turkey, is Insistent on the mod the Twelfth century Traditions are
now 12H per cent, to 13 per cent there­ ed It would aid in "calling attention 186,500 for its direct participation.
cherished lu Oxford, and equally so Is
after.
here have signed up to plant 2000 ernlzstlon of his country. Having pro­ architecture Oxfords old t»ut care­
to the manly, vigorous virtue of tem-
hibited
the
wearing
of
the
fes,
he
sets
President
Coolidge
feels
that
failure
acres
of
strawberries
this
spring,
to
Restoration of the 10 per cent tax perance and self-control of George
an example by wearing the most oc fully preserved buildings give It a
on admissions and dues, but with an Washington which enabled him to of the Renatelo ratify the Italian debt induce contractors to come here and cidental of hesdgear. Here hu Is seen marked flavor of medievalism. The
wnters of the Thames, nearly doubled
increase in the exemptions to apply on make proper use of beer and wine and settlement would serve to relieve Italy take the entire crop. The strawberry In a tall silk hat.
In size nt Oxford by the Inflow of the
tickets costing 75 cents and less, even strong spirits and to avoid the of any obligation ot negotiating an growers have set an objective of 500
• herwell. have long been the scene of
agreement. The president is confident acres in production within two years.
rather than 50 cents and less, as voted abuse thereof.”
Make Strong Linen of
Intercollegiate rowing contests.
that favorable senate action on the
by the house.
"The Thames h»s a Berles of a score
Pendleton.—Tests of application of
Italian
agreement
will
be
obtained,
al
­
Human
Hair
Mixture
Restoration of the automobile pas­
Wet Governors Rapped.
and
n half of locks, and though n rath­
commercial fertilizers to wheat lands,
though
he
appears
to
be
somewhat
dis-
Amiens, France.—The manufacture
senger car tax. with the rate reduc­
Hagerstown. Md. — Governors who
er small strenm. except near London,
which
has
been
carried
on
under
dlrec-
of
strong
linen
for
the
tillering
of
ex
turbed
over
the
opposition
which
has
ed from 5 to 3 per cent.
can sing the “Star-Spangled Banner” developed.
tion of the county agent for two years, tra heavy oils and other fats Is the lat­ carrlea s considerable traffic on barges.
Retroactive reduction in the gift tax are ___
, needed in New York and
By use of the Thames nod Severn canal
badly
will be continued this year, according est use found for milady's beautiful It Is possible for burgee Io go through
mhXke the,l°W';r rates ln
on'Maryland', Wayne B. Wheeler, g^neVai
hair.
The arrest In the United States Sat­ to Fred Bennion, county agent. Appli­
Io the west coast of Englund
inheritances tn the 1921 law affective. IC7
——I „7
The supply of women's hair being
counsel
of the ««u-j
Anti-Saloon League of urday of seven Mexican political refu­ cation of two types of fertilizer, one a
From Oxford to London, nnd espe­
This tax. as far as the future is con-' America, declared in ar
totally
inadequate
to
meet
the
demand
an address here gees. among them Alfonso de la top dressing, the other a sodium ni­
cially between Rending »nd Windsor,
cerned, is repealed by the bilk
(Saturday. Mr. Wheeler
of
the
manufacturers,
It
Is
now
being
attacked
Gov- Huerta, brother of Adolfo de la Huerta, trate. were made on some plots Satur­ mixed with hair obtained In China the Thnmcs flows through some of the
Increase from $50,000 to $100,000 ernors Smith of New York
and Ritchie
who in 1923 led a revolt against Presi- day.
e
from the fast disappearing queues of most beautiful country In England.
dent Obregon of Mexico, and Jorge
This In to London what Long Inland
modern celestials.
tax.
Medford —Because ill health would
Volstead act. “The states of Maryland Prleto Laurens- Huerta’s lieutenant,
I lie carding, spinning and weaving nnd Westchester are to New York.
Increased reductions voted by the and New York would be better off if ba8’ '^exico City papers say, rendered prevent her from any longer having
Mansions, palaces, country entnten.
of human hair for the manufacture of
senate on cigar taxes were accepted, their governors would get up and sing abortive an attempt to start a revolu- personal charge of the historic Brun cloth Is an Industry just established parks, colleges »nd quaint little towns
but its amendment to base discovery the ‘Star-Spangled Banner' and for- t,On in Mexico in March.
ner building in Jacksonville. Mrs. Alice here, but which has made great nre strung along for mile after mile;
depletion allowances for oil and gas get their own song. ’How Dry I Am
Applegate Sargent, widow of the late strides. The cloth or linen obtained while the river Itself, here about 21S>
son
chief- j. Colonel H. H. Sargent, this week deed- from very close weaving of hair is feet wide adds, with Its numerous
wells on 30 per cent of the gross in- he said.
. The
.
, . of , the famous Moorish
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tain and brigand Rafsulf, who is fol ) ' ‘bat structure and her collection of virtually untearable and is in demand bends nnd lazy flow a beauty and dig­
come was changed to make the rate
nity of Its own At Windsor. 25 miles
27 M per cent.
lowing in his father s footsteps, has ■’elica contained therein to the Native । by refining plants und distillers of above London. Is the show fmlace of
Fight With Dogs Fatal.
heavy
oils,
which
require that the
The senate amendment limiting the
arrived at Tazrout with an independ- Daughters’ organization of Jackson-'
cloth used as filters be aubjected to a British royalty; »nd almost In sight
Yonkers, N. Y.—Henry Griffin, a ent Rfffian contingent.
treasury to two years in which to make
This will ville.
of It downstream Is the modest little
very high tension.
assessments on tax returns was chang­ one-armed mechanic was found dead serve as a nucleus for other contin-
meadow Runnymede where the lim­
Severul
washing
operations
are
re
­
Salem.—1Through the planting of ap-
ited status of the British monarchy was
ed to three years. Four years is now Monday on a lonely road after an en­ gents composed of various Rlffian
quired before the hair run be sent to
allowed.
fixed for all time when the barons
counter with two hunger-crazed dogs. faithfuls” which, when sufficiently PrOXlmat°ly 600 acr”8 of h°W °n the the carding room. Thereafter it
His clothes were torn away and his trained, Rafsuli's son asserts, will be 1 Sumas Lake drainage district project handled just like wool and woven Is forced King John to sign Magna
on < hnrtn.
in Canada. T. A. Llvesley of Salem and special looms.
body scarred by tooth marks. The utilized to attack Tetuan.
Constitution To Travel.
“At ten or fifteen miles above Lon­
his
associates
hope
to
supply
the
en
­
torn
sod
over
a
large
area
bore
wit-
Washington, D. C.—The frigate Con­
don the Thames begins to he colored
Roy Olmstead, reputed king of Pa­ tire hop demands for the Canadian
ness to the struggle. One of the
dogs
Holds Office 46 Year«
stitution “Old Ironsides," will again !...
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by the great city. Factories have
sail the seas under plans the navy de-'38 kliled in a sma11 building at Zad- cific coast rum runners, and 20 co- brewing business. This was the an-
Unionville Centre. Ohio.—John Peter crept Into the little towns along the
defendants
were
found
guilty
in
Se-
partment is making, this time along )er" grove’ but tbe otber was .-.nil be-
noucement made here Saturday by Mr. Krltllne. ninety-one, lias been re
stream; the delightful rural spell
the Atlantic ,and Gulf coasts and pos­ ing hunted by eight policemen with attle, Wash., Saturday of conspiring to Llvesley, who returned recently from elected treasurer of this village
which has held sway all along 1» bro­
violate
the
national
prohibition
law.
Canada.
rounding out 40 continuous years In ken. Tidewater comes to Teddlngton,
sibly up the Mississippi river as far shotguns.
Eight co-defendants were acquitted.
that Job, and establishing what he 18 miles above London bridge, but the
as navigation will permit so that many
Vale.—The water situation in the believes to be a new Ohio record for stream does not take on the nppear-
They were. George Reynolds, patroL
Cattle Die in Marsh
of the school children and patriotic so­
snee of an estuary until the muddy
Klamath Falls, Or.—Scores of cattle, man; Mrs. Elise Olmstead, wife of Roy' UPP' r countrY where a shortage was longevity In elective office.
cieties who are contributing to the
Olmsted ; Charles W. Harvey, expo- fearer! last month, has changed great­
banks are reached at the upper edge
I
seeking
food,
have
been
caught
in
a
fund for the restoration may see her.
of London.
ly with added snowfall around Iron­
$1,000 to Canary
Jfceman
;
Ben
Goldsmith,
Wilbur
E.
the'
It will be the first cruise of the famous j thick . mire of the marsh between
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Bustles With Commerce.
Dow, a custom house broker; TJ side, Brogan, Bonita and elsewhere In
Los Angeles. Cal.—When the will
frigate since 1879 when she carried mouth of Seven-Mile creek and Wood
"Old London bridge, because of Its
Takauchi, John H. Hamilton, negro ! the county. H. G. Kennard, state of Mrs. August L. Marr was read It
the United States exhibit to the Paris ' r'Ver and have 8tarved to death, ac-
barbecue resort operator, and C. C. watermaster, reports 121,000 acre feet was found she had provided for her narrow arches and wide piers, was nl-
exposition. She is now at the Boston C°rding t0 a report Inade Saturday to
most a dam. It retarded the flow of
In the big reservoir to date. With the pet canary. She Instructed that $1 -
the tide and made the river nt London
Dr. G. S. Newsome, county health of- Walker.
navy yard.
•MJ*»
be
Invested
nt
(I
per
cent,
the
In-
big run-off in April and May, the reser­
In old days a dirty eye-sore. Th,. prPs-
fleer.
A warning that an increase in 1 taxes voir will undoubtedly bo overflowing terest to go to the support of her pet. ent London bridge and the dozen or
Indians to Get $122,600.
may be necessary at the end of a year
more others do not obstruct the n,,w
Eugene.— W. W. Neely, 83, of Maule- <_____________
Wife Slain, Man Dying.
badly, and the river Is much cleaner
was issued
Sunday
by
Chairman
Green
2OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooo
Washington, D. C.—Klamath Indians
.„ueu
nunaay
by
Chairman
Green
ton,
Saturday
night
was
decl.rnd
th
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Fresno, Cal.—In what police believe
:"=
~ - = is = IR" *
»”
The appearance of the Thames in tho
are to receive a per capita payment of
city, too, has been greatly Improved In
recent decades by the building of
on their reservation.
at Sale to Fur Dealer
. of . timber
.
----------- The and killed his wife, Rosie Puello, 81 bin jn prf
tSX rcdnc**on tlm<! dance and entartninm*».«
„.»-...i1
entertainment staged)
tensive
quays which have replaced the
bill in prospect early this week. The
V ictoria.——Rat hides are valu­
total amount to be distributed is J122,- lt
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“dJthen turned the KUn on himself (statement
nt tho armory for the benefit of tho!
mud hnnks that were exposed when
able,
especially
If
they
are
of
600. Payment will be made in time to I 1 Monday,
was aimed at terms of the children’» farm home at CorvalJin.|
the tide was low.
Monday.
a large size, but this fact was
bill as finally agreed upon In confer-
assist the Indians in spring farming.)
“The cstunry chnrnctor of the
Twenty five men, moat of them aged,
not known In Victoria until »
enee between representatives of the
Deposits to the credit of the Klamath '
Thames Is appnrent nt London bridge
took part In tho contest, which was
Asserting that the present city ordl-
few
days
ago
when
Juan
Bernal
senate and the house, auu
and ivir.
Mr. ureen.
Green, held before 4000 persons. Neely play­
where tho stream In 75(1 feet widp )t
Indians io
in the treasury
iivaoury now aggregate nanro creatin', «
shot a largo wbod rat out of u
SUS.000 with additional available re- lg a *')oka" and (bat ii/n i ""T b"”"1 *h°
the houae conb.reea.
grows rapidly wider below London
I vv In-
ill" ed a fiddle that he said he bought In
tree west of the river.
nnd nt SheernosR. 30 miles down, gen­
*1» amounting
°? slsted
..............
that for the condition he pre­
The rat was half I lie size of
$602 000 -
I*
’
oeattte censors resigned dicted, "the responsibility must rest 1861. He 1» a farmer of the Sfuslaw '
erally taken ns the mouth, It |»
an
opossum
and
a
local
dealer
। in a body Saturday.
valley and says he has been fiddling
miles wide. From Lomien
upon the sonate.
Its
paid $3.50 for the hide.
for 73 years.
mouth the Thames Is one of th»
world’s greatest shipping centers.
$381,000„000 Decrease
Year Provided.
Washington. D. C. The battle cry
, of the anti prohibitionists for a modi-
¡fled form of prohibition to correct al
I RIS leged evils
¡and save the morals of the coming
generations was sounded Monday and
I Monday night by numerous speakers
at the second annual ‘face the facta”
COEFEREES AGREED
r
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