The Willamina times., June 21, 1923, Image 2

U m atilla county, have requested Gov | ,
The first sheep deal of any conse- era o rP ie rc e to use his influence with
ouence near Bend for the present sea­ other members of the state commis-
son was reported in the purchase by sion' to appoint a disinterested engi­
P at Reilly of Shaniko of 3200 head of neer to inspect the half-finished pro­
Iambs a t a price understood to have ject and check*over plans with a view
to starting the work for completion. |
been close to $45,000.
Only 45 hom estead applications have
The U niversity of Oregon at Eugene
F o r Infants and Children.
has established a course in radio­ been received at the Roseburg land
physics, designed to train graduate office for lands in the Coos bay wagon
students for positions as radio-phy­ road and Oregon-California grant
sicists, research specialists and execu- lands, which were opened to entry
June 11. Of this num ber about 20 of
-fives in the radio field.
Death and fire followed in the wake the applications are made by squatters
of the festival regatta on the Wiliam- . or by lessees who are given a prefsr-
o+to river at Portland, when a. boy ence right under the act declaring the
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was drowned, a speedy racer burned land open.
to the w ater’s edge and another sunk i A . financial report subm itted a t a
1 m eeting of the general relief commit­
within sight of 10,OCO persons.
The Oregon-W ashington Railroad & tee a t A storia showed th a t the total
Navigation company has filed with the - cash contributions to the relief fund ’
public service commission a protest amounted to $121,498.49, while receipts
against the proposed establishm ent of. from the sale of supplies were $5305.16,
a grade crossing over its tracks near making a grand total of $126,803.65 re-
Mineral N ot N ab £°*
; ceived by the committee. Expendi­
Grass Valley, Sherm an county.
tures have amounted to $42,014.29,
Several changes in the opening and
leaving $84,789.36 still on hand.-
closing of the hunting seasons for the
ccnnng year have been made by the j | The second annual experim ent in
s ta te game commission. The deer cherry pollenization has been complet­
Seed__
^iaiifißdSagur
huntiflg season, instead of open ng ed in Wasco county by the Oregon
August 20 n s heretofore, next fall v. ik ' Agricultural college! In all 72,0.00 bios- ;
Im portant Occurrences of j n et sta rt until Septem ber 10 and w.i! sorns were em asculated, artificially
Past W eek Briefly Com­
close October 31. A si mat change also | im pregnated with pollen from practi- !
was niadb *n the bnev, h-rte quail. ah-t-. cally every known fertile variety and ,
piled for Our Readers.
covered with paper sacks until partly j
Chihsse p h easan t
It will bpwky
I O ctobei'14 and ciosi October -2.8, Tbesj^ m atured, by Professor C. E. Schuster, ’
&c$ìmÌfeSiénatt£®*
Farm ers around Condon are rejoic-
' a re th e only imi'o;-.ant game changes. under whose direction the experim ents |
ag over the rains which practically
were conducted.
zill insure more th an an average crop. : The appealed case of A. J. VVes'ou,
T here were four fatalities in Ore- 1
' who is serving a life term in the state
The M ethodist old people’s home a t
penitentiary for the m urder of Robert gon due to industrial accidents during J
Salem, recently completed a t a cost
Krug at Sisters, Deschutes county, a the w eek ending June 14, according
if approxim ately $70,000, was dedieat-
t num ber of years ago, will be argued to a report prepared by the state .in-
dustrial accident commission.
The |
id Friday.
before the suprem e court June 28.
victims included George C. Fowler,
Two more weeks of warm w eather
A Statem ent of the arrests and con­ hook tender, Tillamook; Chris J.
ire needed before th e McKenzie pass
victions for game violations issued by Lauth, drag sawyer, Portland; Robert
T H E C E N T A U R C O M P A N Y , N E W YOR K C IT Y . _ g
vill be open to travel, D eschutes na-
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
i the state game ccminission shows a G. England, millwright, Cottage Grove,
ional forest officials declare.
| total of 351 arrests and convictions
Wolves are killing deer in great since December 1, which exceeds last and Clyde Kelley, laborer,. Turner.
lum bers in the north Umpqua river 1 year’s num ber by 44 for the sam e per­ A total of 736 accidents were report­
ed for th e week.
[¡strict, is a report made to the Port-
duetts g an investigation.
iod.
and office of the sta te game commis­
His sen, Adolph, and B. L. Rutt, a
E.
E.
HAMILTON
i Deschutes county’s road budget, un
sion.
hired farm hand, saw him fall near
jj officially determ ined b y the Bend an:l
More th an 150 m em bers of the
the h o u se ,' They thought he had com­
Redmond commercial club roads com-
Myers elan, who reside in w estern
m itted suicide, but the nature of the
-: m ittees, will be boosted 775,000 to al­
Oregon, will hold th eir annual reunion
wounds led officers to believe this
low for grading the central Oregon
Sunday a t Canemah park a t Oregon
impossible.,
highway to its junction with the Bend- Plans to Take Control of Coal,
Zity.
One bullet penetrated the muscles
Burns road.
betw een his neck and shoulder and
Lotis Langley of Portland was ap­
Coke
and
Raw
Materials
Nick Gavins, a Portuguese laborer
the other entered ju st above his heart,
pointed a mem ber of the state soldiers’
of Salt Lake city, shot and seriously
Are Announced.
leaving a gaping wound in the back
and sailors’ commission by Governor
wounded two men on the Oregon-
Pierce to succeed Brie H auser, also of
i w here it left the body.
! W ashington section gang near Pleas­
Portland.
Düsseldorf.—Plans
to
take
control
an t Valley in Baker county. Gavins
Form er Balkan Leader Slain.
H arry B. Mayes, a druggist of Oswe­ 1 then made his escape to the hills. He of the coal and coke and raw m ater­
Sofia. — Alexander Stamboulisky,
go, com m itted suicide in his apart- is thought by authorities to be insane. ial supplies of all the factories in the
prem ier of Bulgaria from the time the
Ruhr were announced at French head­
mént over his drug store a t Oswego
The Oswego Lake W ater, Light & quarters here. The occupation auth­
peasant governm ent was formed under
by shooting him self in the head with
j Pow er emopany, has -filed application orities decided to adopted this method
h is leadership in. 1918 until he was
a revolver,
with the public service commission for to enforce paym ent of the coal tax
overthrow n la st w eek by th e Bulgarian
Fred A. Snell, 50, a rancher living
perm ission to install m eters for irri­ which all except a few of the sm allest
arniy, was killed in the village of
near Mapleton, was killed when an
gation service. Increase in irrigation plants have heretofore refused to pay.
V
etren, near his native town of S’.avo-
automobile carrying him and three
¡ a n
rates from 75 cents to $1.50 a month
vitza.
H e was shot in the course of
General
Degoiftte,
th
e
allied
com­
other men ran off the road down an
is also sought by the w ater company. mander-in-chief, issued a decree an­
an attem pt of a party of peasants to
embankment.
At the request of George F. Ander­ nouncing the m ilitary’s intention to
rescue him from guards;
Fourth-class postm asters have been
son of the Portland Livestock Ex­ take charge of all overhead convey­
appointed for Oregon as follows: Le­
change, a conference ordered by the ors and all rail lines leading from the
Eergdoii’s B rother Leaves Prison.
land, Josephine county, Kirby K.
.
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public service commission for June coal mines to the factories.
The
Leavenw
orth, Kan.—E rw in R. Berg-
Troxel; W aterloo, Linn county; John
,26 to consider the operation of an French and Belgians will post guards
doll,
w
ealthy
Philadelphia draft evad
Earl E. Hamilton of Butte, Monti,
H. Turpin, Jr.
additional livestock train g between along all such lines, and w henever
er,
was
released
from th e disciplinary;
Losses suffered in a fire a t Bend H untington and Portland, has been a plant director refuses to pay the recently appointed by Director H ines
barracks
here
W
ednesday.
as chief of the newly created inspec­
which destroyed the M. M urray cloth­
coal tax to th e occupational authori­
postponed.
tion
division
of
the
United
States.
V
et­
ing stock and a fram e building in
ties his supplies of coal, coke and raw
TH E MARKETS
which it was housed, will total approxi- , The N orth Pacific L ibrary associa- m aterials will be im mediately cut off, erans’ bureau.
:
tion
held
its
14th
annual
convention
m a te ly ‘$10,000. .
Portland.
'a t Corvallis. T he conference was con­ thus causing the shutdown of the plant
Captain F ran k L. Gulin, 31st infan­
as
soon
as
its
stocks
are
exhausted.
W
heat—Soft
white, w estern white,
sidered highly successful and was well
W W !
try, stationed in the Philippines, has
The Krupp works at Essen, employ­
$1.09; h ard w inter, northern spring
attended, 105 delegates being present
been ordered to Oregon as assistan t
and red w estern, $-1.-04."
from Oregon, W ashington, Idaho, ing 52,000 men, and the Stinnes works
professor of m ilitary soience a t the
1 1
H ay — Alfalfa, $16 per ton; valley
g, Utah, Montana, B ritish Columbia and at Muelheim, with 40,000 men, will be
U niversity of Oregon.
among
the
establishm
ents
affected.
tim
othy^ $26; eastern Oregon timothy,
California.
Members of the Oregon public serv­
$27
Salem,
O
r—Alleged
lack
of
har-
- Officers of U m atilla county are
ice commission have se t July 20 as the
B utter F at—43 @44c.
searching foi a m an who was alleged ENORMOUS FINES IMPOSED i mony among the members of th e state
date for resum ing the hearing of the
Eggse—
Ranch, 24@26c.
! game commission caused Governor
to have set fire to two w arehouses!
ra te casé involving th e Pacific Tele­
-
Cheese—Tillamook
cream 29@30c;-
Offending
Germans
Punished
by
i Pierce to remove H our of the five
belonging to H. W. Collins, Pendleton j
phone & Telegraph company.
Yonng Americas 30 @ 31c; block Swiss,
French Courts.
I members of the body.
grainman, one of which was destroyed
Six or seven inches of new snow­ with the grain in it at a loss of $4000.
Werd-en —F u rth e r heavy fines and
The members of: the commission re- 33@35c; cream brick, 28@30c.
C a ttle — Choice: steers, $7.50@8.00;
fall on the m ountain peaks west of The burned warehouse was located at prison term s Were imposed in court- i moved by the governor Included M. A.
H aines has caused a chill to come Sparks station.
m artial proceedings against .German I Lynch, of Redmond, Blame Hallock of medium to good, $7.00@7.50.
Sheep—Choice valley lam bs,' $10@-
over the Powder river valley which
Caterpillars by the millions, the coal mine proprietors and d irectors .j Baker, George H. Kelley of Portland
10.50,
medium valley lambs, $9@10.
has checked the progress of growing
charged
with
refusing-to
m
ake
repara­
and F. Rby Davis of .Medford.
sam e variety th a t greased the rails
H ogs — ■ Prim e light,, $7 50@7.75;
c ro p s..
tion
coal
deliveries
and
failure
to
pay
T
h
e
y
'w
ill
be
succeeded
by
Jam
es
of the Yaquina branch of the Southern
A campaign for the colonization of Pacific railway and caused delay in the. 20 per* cent coal tax. A courtmar- | Maloney, president of the Inland- Em­ smooth heavy, $6@7.25.
8000 acres of land reclaim ed through train service, have appeared in the tial sentenced H err Falke, director of pire bank of Pendleton; Harold Clif-
Seattle.
the completion of an addition to the northern part of Lane county, north­ the Rommacher H utfenw erke, to five | ford, Prairie City ra n c h e r, -Ben D orns,
W heat—H ard and soft- white, $112;
w ater supply of the Tumalo project east of Coburg, according to farm ers years: in prison and fined him 4,300,- Springfieid farm er, and E. W. Price,
000,000 m arks. It also fined H e rr ; ■ m anager of the Multnomah hotel in w estern white, $1.11; hard and soft
has’, been decided on by th e d istrict of th at section.
fed w inter, n o rth ern spring, $110!
Friedm ann, i head of the Adler com­ i Portland: '
directors.
:
A friendly suit will be brought to
w
estern red, $1,09..
pany,.
5,800,000,000
m
arks,
b
u
t
imposed
I.
N.
Pleiscbner
of
Portland
is
the
In a special, election th e taxpayers test the validity of the act passed by
B utter F at—42 @44c.
only member of the old commission
of Medford voted against issuance of the state legislature to rem it A storia’s no prison term.
Eggs—Ranch, 24@28c.
j
to
be;
retained
by'
the
governor.
These
sentences;
followed
the
im
­
$160,000 in bonds for a new high portion of the state tax, the money to
..Cattle
— -P rim e; steers, $7.50@8;
position
of:
a
sentence
ot
five
y
e
a
rs’
school. The proposition was lost by be used in the reconstruction of pub­
medium to choice, $7@7.50.
27 votes, there being 372 for it and lic utilities in the burned area. The im prisonm ent and a fine of 168,300,-
MAN MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT
Hogs — Prim e light, $7.30@7.80;
000,000 m arks, the equivalent of 23,-
399 against.
i suit will be taken to the supreme court
smooth heavy, $6.05@7.05.
000,000
French
francs,
upon
Paul
Kel-
The Dalles A uthorities Suspect Murder
W ith more than 400 delegates in a t the earliest possible date.
of Ortley Resident.
attendance from all sections of the ' No bounties will be paid in the fu­ lerm ann, director-general of the Good
Hc-pe mines a t Oberhausen, on a simi­
HOW’S THIS?
state the 73d annual communication of ture on predatory anim als killed in
T he Dalles, Or .—T hat P e te r J. Agid-
h a l l ’ s C a t a r r h m e d ic in e : will
the grand lodge, Ancient Free and Ac­ Crook county, but instead the county lar p h a rg e i
-ius, 53, a w ealthy ' iarm er of Ortley, do w hat we claim forMt—rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness -caused; by
cepted Masons held a three-day ses­ court has appropriated a fund of more
It seems th a t no European .confer­ who was shot a n d killed la te Saturday
sion in Portland.
1 than $600 to meet a like appropriation ence of prem iers is a failure if they ; afternoon, was murdered at his home
H A L L ’S. C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E con­
sists of a n O intm ent w hich Quickly
As the result of a mass m eeting held from the state which will be admin­ adjourn to try it again somewhere else. by an unidentified assailant after a R
elieves the c a ta rrh a l inflam m ation, and
! running; gun fight in the _-road half th e In te rn a l MedieinC, a Tome, w hich
a t Richland approxim ately $23,500 was istered by the federal governm ent in
ts th ro u g h th e B lood on th e M ucous
The trouble with the alarm clock is ! a mile from h is ranch home, seven ac
faised by residents of th a t section to eradication of predatory animals in
S urfaces, th u s assistin g to resto re nor­
mal
conditions.
that
wliile
it
will
arouse
you
in
the
m iles w est of The Dalies, is the Theory
be used in a reorganization of the the district.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
tnorning, it will not put you; to bed at i upon which D istrict A ttorney F. Gallo­
Eagle Valley state bank, which recent­
F. J. Cheney- & Co., Toledo, O.
Friends of the Teel irrigation pro-
night.
w a y a m i Coroner G N. B ürget are con-
koki río á f Tfichn ITI t h e w e s t e n d o í
ly Closed its doors.
CASTORIA
Mothers Know That
Genuine Gastoria
TiSStLaZmaijgÿa Tifiara th e
Signature
OREGON NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
FRENCH MAY CLOSE
B!
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