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
' -
- , j :.
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.
.
-I
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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