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The Redmond Spokesman
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NO. 36.
REDMOND,
BODY C O M IE
$T OF OFFICIA EM NAMED
KEEM OF GOVERNMENT
MKT IN M O T IO N
In the week the county < om t
organized and Tuesday the
having qualified ,ni< t nt
I proceeded with th«, organ
iy appointing the follow ing
lat:
« clerk, J. H. Haner, of liend
irer, Clyde .McKay, of in ud
or, W . T . M u lla rk y , of R id
FARMERS TO Ml I’l ’Eft MAM FAC
T l RERM U I I II I EUT IIAT
MATERIAI S
CROOK
COUNTY
OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 21. 1!»!»;.
SCHEMES ABLY DISCUSSED
»1.50 PER YEAR.
WILL GIVE EAR TO
PEACE PROPOSALS
I
TO N E GE P R E S S IS ( If ft N«.IN«.
AND T H E R E A R E INDI« ft.
10-Y E A R EXTENSION' A SK ED ON
TftftO « EN T R ftE OREGON
THft.NS G F NEGOTIATIONS
PIUME« T S
Writer Presents His Case With Much
Force and Logic—Ochoco Project
Special Object of Criticism
C ounty A g ric u ltu rist R. A Ulan
T h ere Is a noticeable change In the
F ollow ing a session w ith re p re se n
tone of th e press com m ents of th e ta tiv e s of th e C en tral «Jregon Irrig a
c h a rd I h In receipt of a w ire from
E nglish and F rench p ap ers and th e
CongroHsmun N. .1 S lnnoit unking for
tion com pany, th e s ta te d e se rt land
idea Is ta k in g ro o t th a t th e G erm an
¡i sh ip m e n t of 60 ra b b it HkltiH to he
proposal rnay have been m ade w ith an hoard fixed y e ste rd a y as th e tim e fo r
se n t to u fe lt hat m a n u fa c tu re r In
e a rn e a t purpose to bring peace. At co n sid erin g th e c o m p an y ’s re q u e st
P h ila d e lp h ia
Thia I h th e reHiilt of
any ra te It is now a p p a re n t th a t nego for a re so lu tio n u rg in g congress to
tia tio n s w ill grow o u t of th e pro extend th e tim e In w hich to reclaim
sev eral wcckH* Inquiry Into th e quea-
I By ('. Ham S m ith .)
posal
and w hile th e se m ay re su lt In
tlon of flailing a m ark et for Hie fa-
A g re a t m any people have ask ed ! tlon, a t least, full a p p re c ia tio n of n o th in g defin ite, th ey a re a step to lands In seg reg atio n lists Nos. 6 and
moiiH e a ste rn O regon Jack ralddt why I am opposed to bonding th e what the b u rd e n s of paying such a
f, H. E. rtobarta, o f Bend,
w ard th e m uch desired end. C oun 19. T he board will also co n sid er th e
or, George 8. Young, of Both Mr B lan ch ard and Mr. Hlnnott Ochoco Irrig a tio n d istric t as pro p o s-i larg e lien would be.
te r p ro posals will be m ade and excess ac re a g e question a t th a t tim e.
Inter«-»* D efa u lt ( e r t a in
have been m ak in g o v e rtu re s to e a s t ed, and so I have decided to se t fo rth
R e p re se n ta tiv e s of th e com pany
claim s fo r im m ense d am ages m ay be
j v en tu re th e a sse rtio n th a t u n d er m ade, b u t a peace co ngress could asked fo r th e passage of such a reso
ntendent of public Inatruc- ern b a tte ry co n cern s In an a tte m p t to Home of th e m ore im p o rta n t re a so n s |
for my oA iosIG on.
; <he O regon law as It now is, th is pro- easily trim th e se to a p o int th a t all
Iton Thompson, T u iu alo
lution b u t th e board w as in re c e ip t
'»r. Elm er Nelawongor. Rend, find Home uhu for the rab b it.
Noi O pposeil to Irrig a tio n
J e d would d e fa u lt in its bonds and b e llig e re n ts would accept.
P
a
st
h Blessing
of
a te le g ra m from th e W ater U sers’
lau— Dr. Dwight H. Miller,
Lot It be understood In the b e g in -, som e w-ould lose th e ir la n d s In less
G erm any will co n sid er any reply
T h e Hklns to he used Io th e e x p eri nlng th a t I urn not oppoaed to irrlg a - th a n five y ears from th e d a te con- th e e n te n te a llie s m ak e to th e cen association a sk in g th a t it be h e a rd
was named as the te m p o ra ry m en t a re being fu rn ish e d by the tion. I have w orked the best y e a rs of stru c tlo n began.
tra l pow ers' “ peace p ro p o sa ls,” it was on th e su b je c t and decided to d e fe r
overnmont.
| fa rm e rs on th e High D esert region my life In th is com m unity for Its u p - { One m illion one h u n d re d th o u sa n d learned a t th e G erm an em bassy a t action. E m braced w ithin th e lists
back of Bend.
Mr. A. H. Eogg of building anil no m an can say th a t I d o llars a t 6 per cent m eans »66,000 W ashington. A stro n g belief Is held a re ap p ro x im ately 147,000 gross an d
H am pton, Mr. H. W. M errill of B ro th have ever held hack e ith e r fin an cially In te re st per year; for th re e years it th a t w ithin a very sh o rt tim e th e way 86,000 Irrig a b le acres. T he c o n tra c t
TKM COUNTY COI RT
o r o th e rw ise when any le g itim a te d e m eans »198,000 in in te re st.
will be open fo r th e D utch go v ern
GERM ITM FIRST .MEETING ers, and Mr Chan M arrin of Held a re
U nder th e O regon law, a s it now m en t to in v ite th e b e llig e re n ts to a betw een th e g o v e rn m e n t an d s ta te
th e m ost active In secu rin g th e Hklns. velopm ent p rogram was put fo rw a rd ;
Som e r a r e I h req u ired ill th e prep and so, when any feasible, business sta n d s, th a t m uch in te re s t would a t- con feren ce a t T he H ague and th a t re la tiv e to list 6 expires In F e b ru a ry ,
rat m eetin g of th e Inm b i l l .- a ra tio n of th e skins, which m ust he lik e plan Is advanced for th e Irrig a cu m u la te a g a in st th e d is tric t and by th a t tim e th e o th e r n e u tra ls can 1918, and th a t re la tiv e to list 19 in
unm laaloners was held In th e well d rie d anil stre tc h e d on a hoard tion of th is section, I will he one of have to he paid by a ssessm en ts on th e and will e n te r th e situ aio n .
1920, and th e com pany desires a ten -
lend, M onday a fte rn o o n , llm b efore sh ip m en t. A h yet th e re a re Its chief su p p o rte rs, for I know th e land, before a d o lla r's w orth of use
So im p o rta n t is th e situ a tio n ex
year
extension. A ction by th e com
Ion m eetin g In th e <<>un<il not q u ite enough HkltiH to HUllHfy the value and ad v an tag e* of irrig a tio n ; could be bad from th e w ater,
isting a lre a d y . A m bassador von Bern-
ing
co
ngress on th e su b je c t is neces
vhlch had been ex ten d ed to d em an d of th e hutterleM, an d o th e r but (he schem e of th e p re se n t pro-
T hese fig u res a re a rriv e d a t by s to rff reco n sidered his Inten tio n of
sary,
It
is a sse rte d , for th e next co n
r th e ir uae w hile p e rfectin g a tte m p ts a re
sim ply e stim a tin g th a t co n stru ctio n going to B oston for
th e fu n e ra l of
being m ade by Mr m o te rs of th e Ochoco p ro je c t I c a n n o t
g ress will n o t m eet u n til D ecem ber,
an lzatlo n , says th e liend B lan ch ard .
en d o rse. I co nsider th e ir Ideas and
would ta k e tw o y ears and a t least one Prof. M u n sterberg. In stead he sen t
year m ore w ould e lap se before any word to th e G erm an consul th e re to 1917, an d th e tim e w ould th e n be
Mr. B lan ch ard I h e n d eav o rin g In what they are seeking to do by way
-Ing a talk of aeveral lio iira , every way to Herve th e fa rm e rs of of bonding o u r lands, Im p ra c tic a b le ,1 crop could be m ade w ith th e w ater.
lay a w reath In his nam e a t th e fa- too lim ited to r th e c o n sid e ra tio n of
aa held behind cloned d o o m , ('ro o k c o u n ty ,to the best of bin a b il h asty , Ill-advised, and c o n tra ry to
A h a m a tte r of fact, th e con stru e- m ous e d u c a to r’s bier and to a tte n d one of th e c o n tra c ts.
T he com pany’s
re p re se n ta tiv e s
nlaalonera were sworn In by ity. O ne of his m any a c tiv itie s has houik I business p rin cip les an d good tion would, no d oubt, ta k e lo n g er and th e fu n e ra l.
m
a
in
ta
in
e
d
th
a
t
th
e
ex
tension w ould
Attorney De Armond. who been to m ake all In v estigation of the e n g in e e rin g practice. If th e present on th e low land it w ould be tw o and
T he a m b a ssa d o r has also abandon-
Ived hla com m ission fro m poHsihlllt les of com nierelallzng the p ro grain of selling bonds for » 1 ,1 0 0 ,-j possibly th re e years a f te r before any I ed his p ro jected trip to F lo rid a fo r o p e ra te to th e a d v a n ta g e o f th e se t
oot) I h c a rrie d out and o u r lands kind of a crop could be m ade.
th e holidays, and will rem ain in tle rs an d s ta te as well a s th e com
Il IF n..»’rnor’
III PU rlnclpal topic Informally dls- ra b b it. F ro m th e e a rlie st re p o rts so
Inlere»* M ill E at It Up
W ashington u n til th e situ a tio n c la ri- pany, an d d eclared th ey could see no
fa r In d lcu tI oiih lead to believe th at placed u n d e r a lien of »50 per a cre it
.
t the m eeting wan t h e p ro li- should th e O regon ra b b its satisfy the wlll am ount to nothing less th a n eon-
Now apply tiia t to in d iv id u al cases, fles. He is a w a itin g w ith th e u tm o st o b jection to th e passage of th e reso
T he
m em bers declared ,
<10(1 Is»»»“ «“ » to th e c o u n ty orfh e
f
ix
a
tio
n
of
th
e
Im
proved
lands
in
th
e
a
n
d Bee w here th e land o w ner w ould in te re st L loyd-G eorge's a d d re ss
in lution.
re q u ire m e n ts of the m a n u fa c tu rers,
how ever, t h a t it w as a su b je c t upon
lacea w ill be filled by th e they will he ab le to pay from 35 to ftn p ro ject, atid those who have cheap ge t off. It m eans th a t ap p ro x im ately p a rlia m e n t.
which th e s e ttle rs w ere e n title d to a
Ion at an early m e e t i n g In ce n ts p er pound for the skins. It ta k e s i unim proved land will be d isa p p o in te d , jg .2 5 in in te re s t per a c re w ould ac-
—
■ —
h earin g , an d also desired to h e a r
at the county may g e t to it« fo u r o r five d rie d sk in s to m ake a In th e ir hopes, e ith e r of a quick sale. 'c u m u la te before the w a te r could be «^•L.ftt R E HOM ESTEAD BILE
from them on th e excess acreag e
or
g
re
a
t
Increase
in
values
of
th
e
ir
put
to
e
a
rn
in
g
;
add
to
th
a
t
one
y
e
a
r's
SE
N
T
TO
ftftlEHON
TO
SIGN
pound,
which
to
g
e
th
e
r
w
ith
th
e
TViS { >K>On Ma pow,,ble’
question.
m ain ten an ce w hich is e stim a te d a t 75
bounty a lre a d y placed upon the ro- , holdings.
More o r less of a co n tro v e rsy h as
Di.l
Not
A
dvise
Bon,Is
'
ppr
acre>
to
ta
l
,
10
per
a
c
re
.
In
All
th
e
d
is
p
u
te
!
p
o
in
ts
in
th
e
Fer-
IN QUO WARRANT«»
d e n ts would m ak e each ra b b it w orth
I be first point 1 wish to m ake Is . any case, ow ning 300 acres, my in te r- ris bill to provide 640-acre hom e existed fo r som e tim e betw een th e
IS F IE R I) A T PR IN K ft IEEE ab o u t It) or 12 cents. W ho can tell
stead s, p rin c ip a lly fo r g ra z in g p u r com pany’s officials and th e s ta te e n
h u t th a t th e long tim e pest of the tbut th e go v ern m en t e n g in e e rs and est and m a in te n a n c e w ould be »3,000
poses, w ere sm oothed o u t in c o n fe r g in eer over th e excess ac re a g e q u es
In
attendance
at
the
m
e
e
t
in
g
soil
e
x
p
e
rts
who
prep
ared
th
e
re
p
o
rt
before
th
e
w
a
te
r
was
w
orth
a
n
y
th
in
g
_
_ *n a
sag e b ru sh c o u n try may at last provi
b ates .Mutual T elep h on e a blessing In d isguise?
on th e Ochoco p ro ject, based upon to me. In th e case of a la rg e r hold- ences betw een house an d se n a te and tion. T he com pany d e sire s to sell
fu r th e r la n d s an d th e e n g in e e r h as
which those who adv o cate th e d istric t ing of say 1,000 acres. It w ould m ean th e m easu re goes to th e p resid en t.
here yesterday. A t t o r n e y N.
objected on th e g ro u n d th a t w hen th e
a r e proceeding, did not advocate a ta x of »10,000.
stated that a ............ ling
. excess ac re a g e in its p ro je c t is ta k e n
bonding th e lands for p riv a te money.
¡yarranto would be file d to d a y
Do I need to a rg u e w ith anyone
into co n sid eratio n th e f u r th e r sale of
On th e c o n tra ry , they recom m ended th a t we w ould fail u n d e r th is load,
rrow, and If the o ffb la ls of
lands w ill ov ertax th e can als. T he
th
a
t
th
e
p
ro
je
c
t
proceed
only
in
the
y proposed county would not
th a t w hile we m ig h t be ab le to sta g
s e ttle rs h av e been th re a te n in g to te st
«•vent th a t extrem ely ch eap g o v ern ger along for a few y e a rs by borrow
» hold m atters p e rta in in g to
! th is q u estion in th e c o u rts.
m ent m oney could be secured for the ing m oney on w a rra n ts, e v e n tu a lly a t
uilzatlon In abeyance, an In-1
W ith th e view of laying th e fo u n
w
ork.
At
page
32
of
the
governm
ent
also would be suited to p re -
le a st 25 per cent of th e lan d in th e
d ation fo r th is the- board som e tim e
re p o rt. It Is sa id :
" I t is believed d istric t w ould d e fa u lt and th e w hole
}h organization until the |»>-
____________
ago allow ed th e com pany to sell a d
f the sam e could be fully |n- t.A IN TftftO M il,ES ft LONG SIX th a t th e p ro je c t offers a com paratIve- burden be th ro w n on th e im proved
d itional la n d s and it allow ed th e sale
Iy safe field for irrig a tio n develop-
w hich in tu rn , w ould find it too
ed, as the first nam ed prove
ftlll.E I RONT— I OR« E (¿ER
SEN A TE PA SSES IMMIGRATION of 450 m ore acres. F o r every ad d i-
aea all points dpon w h ic h r e
m,-lit and Is w orth th e e stim a te d cost heavy to c a rry ? A p p roxim ately 5200
MA NS TO R E T IR E
M EASURE ftft'ITH CLAUSE
tlonal a cre sold th e com pany m u st
if Interest c h a rg e s do not exceed 3 a c re s in th e d istric t Is e ith e r u n brok-
ft placed to defeat the organ
cancel
an a cre of excess a re a .
I N t’ORIN »RATED
, of the proposed new county.
per cent.
en |a n d o r ow ned by people In h ard
' ¿ s ' ing, Mr. W allace s a id
On page 96 th e go v ern m en t report circu m stan ces. How w ould th e m an
A h his last act before assum ing says:
I h a t th e Ochoco pro ject Is ow ning 320 acres of e ith e r of th ese
are Just beginning the tight
^ Z v l l l be pursued to a fin ish ns th e ch ief com m and of th e F rench feasible at th e e stim a te d cost of classes be ab le to ra ise »3,200 cash
T he im m ig ra tio n bill co n tain in g
not ex- to p u t ,,p for w ater tax w hile w aiting th e re stric tiv e literacy te st fo r a d m is - '
-»
as possible, nor have we a a rm ie s on th e w estern fro n t, G eneral »51 .lo If inter,-st ch a rg e s
,»r I |M*r cent per m iliu m ; that fo r th e w a te r to be d e liv ered ?
ft to the result of su< h a c tio n .” N lvelle F rid ay Htuashed the G erm an , 3
He sion of alien s, w hich has caused th re e I
line in th e V erdun region cuh I of the I*, if th e credit o f (It,* sttite o r nation m ig h t in som e cases be ab le to b o r
p re sid e n ts to veto such a m easure,
m euse along a fro n t of six m iles. T he is used in fiiu in ein g th e pro.|,>ct."
row o u tsid e, b u t th is w ould only be
victory advanced th e F rench positions
And a g a in on th e sam e page: te m p o ra ry relief, be ro b b in g P e te r to was passed by th e se n a te 64 to 7.
tw o m iles, and th ey a re now w ithin a " T h a t th e cost of th e p ro ject p ro b a pay P aul.
T he bill so am ended in th e s e n a te '
sh o rt d istan ce of w here th e G erm ans bly can be borne by th e land if th e in
Condition, Not a Theory
now goes to conference. It passed ON I,ft' TH O SE ftft'HO R E F l'S E I) TO
sto o d at th e o u tse t of th e g re a t V er te re st c h a rg e s on c a p ita l lN,rrx,xx,*,l
T his is no th e o re tic a l con sid eratio n th e house last session.
(¿O Oft E R TO OLD P A R T IE S
d u n d riv e last F e b ru a ry . T he m ilitary fo r c o n stru c tio n ,lo not exce,>,l 3 o r I
1 am ad v ancing. I am sim ply trying
T he se n a te reco n sid ered th e clause
a u th o ritie s d escrib e th e victory uh p e r c e n t."
TO BE HEARD
to apply in ad v ance to th e Ochoco
co m p lete and c ru sh in g an d ca rrie d
P riv a te m oney will cost at least 6 irrig a tio n d istric t th e experience of designed to exclude a n a rc h is ts who
o u t w ith o u t a h itch .
per cent. No irrig a tio n d is tric t bond o th e r d istric ts in o th e r sta te s. A lit teach th e d e stru c tio n of p ro p e rty as
i A N I )
I’AMMED
UP
BUT
T he F ren ch stru c k the G erm an po In O regon has e v e r sold for less. Now,
“ R e in c a rn a tio n " of th e pro g ressiv e
tle la te r on I will show th a t four- a p ro p ag an d a. An a m e n d m e n t by
(KKltM THINK LOSS i s
sitio n s betw een th e Meuse Olid Woe- why a re th e se people ru sh in g us so
fifth s of th e irrig a tio n d istric ts else S e n a to r H ardw ick fo r th e com m it p a rty w ith a "new sense of p a rty in
VERY SMALL
vre riv e rs n o rth of D o oaum ont and t'nst u n d e r th is g re a t bonded in d e b t
w here have failed and ru in ed e ith e r tee, p e rm ittin g e n try of persons who depen d en ce” based upon th e “ new-
n o rth -n o rth e a st of the fo rtre ss. Along edn ess, In d isre g a rd of th e go v ern
th e land ow ners or bon d h o ld ers, and adv o cate o r teach d e stru c tio n of lib eral s p irit" w as ag re e d upon a t a
th e fronl of six m iles th e G erm an m ent reco m m en d atio n p rin te d above?
o ften both. It is en ough to s ta te now p ro p e rty “ in w ar, in su rre c tio n or conference of pro m in en t progressiv es
'[nation received from ftVash- crow n p rin c e 's arm y w as pressed P an they see no Im portance in an
th a t one of th e chief cau ses for these re v o lu tio n ,” b u t not o th e rw ise , was from several sta te s, held a t New Y ork
makea it clear that P o rtla n d hack for about tw o miles.
a d ed 3 per cent in te re st on U .1 0 0 .- j fallu re8 hag been , he a tte m p t to pav adopted.
S atu rd ay .
Htnce I i I h last g reat stro k e , when 00 0?
- <t be selected as the place for
F u n d s w ere subscribed to open a
In te re st in advance of th e use of th e
T h re e re p u b lic a n s — B randegee,
leral farm loan bank of th is th e b lo od-soaked ru in s of F o rts
lnt«*rcMt R ate MuM Re Low
w a te r and to say th a t o th e r w estern Colt and Du Pont an d fo u r dem o- n atio n al progressive h e a d q u a rte rs in
i . ., but that Spokane will he Vaux an d llo u a u m o n t fell once m ore
T he reco m m en d atio n of th e gov sta te s, w here they a re try in g to do c ra ts — H o stin g , M artine, P h elan and th a t city u n til th e n a tio n a l conven-
Oregon w ill be Included Into th e h an d s of V erd u n 's d efen d ers. e rn m e n t e x p e rts th a t th is project be a n y th in g w itli th e irrig a tio n d istrict R eed— voted a g a in st th e bill.
Sena- Hon m eets in St. Louis. P erm issio n
ashlngton, Idaho an d M ontana G en eral N lvelle bus been q u ietly p re built is only fa in t-h e a rte d , ta k e n at plan, have am ended th e ir law s to ex- ,o ra S m ith, of S outh C aro lin a, H ard- " fo r those leading progressives w ho
dlatrlct covering th e Pacific p arin g to push his a d v a n ta g e s by an Its best. T he re p o rt says only t*1** I e n ip t (^ e la n d s from in te re s t ch a rg e s w ick and L odge w ere ap p o in ted on have m ade p a rty m ista k e s” to re-en -
Men and th e lands "p ro b a b ly
zest, C alifornia, Nevada, Ari- a tta c k on a la rg e r scale.
can sta n d
i for a j ,eaat four years a fter construe- th e con feren ce com m ittee.
lof the p a rty was discussed, b u t no
Utah w ill be In a n o th e r ,11s- g re a t g u n s had heel) assem bled, shells cost if m oney nt 3 per cent or not to tion. T hese sta te s have learn ed by
A u th o rita tiv e
sta te m e n ts
have action w as tak en .
vRh the loan bank located at piled a n d e v e ry th in g was in read in ess exceed 4 p e r c e n t can be secured. T he b lt(e r e x p e rjence th a t th e land ow ner been m ade th a t P re sid e n t W ilson In-
A ssurances also w ere given to
^ - le n to . Because Han F ran cisco for th e m om ent w hen th e g en eral d ifferen ce betw een 3 per cent on $ 1 ,- c a n ’t pay in te re st u n til he has th e te n d s to veto th e bill a second tin ts those w ho seem ed to fe a r th a t th e
8 federal reserve hank for th e sh o u ld see his o p p o rtu n ity .
1(11),000 in bonds for 20 years, w hat w a te r a t h a n d to e a rn It w ith. A ' because of a lite ra c y te st.
in th is “ re a c tio n a ry group of p ro g re ssiv e s”
T hen th e blow fell like a th u n d e r (lie governm ent recom m ends, and 6 b a n k e r w o u ld n 't lend a m an a larg e ev en t an e ffo rt will be m ade to pass m ight g ain co ntrol of th e St. L ouis
coast district, It was illsquall-
v law from consideration as a bolt. A te rrific a rtille ry p re p a ra tio n per cent, w hat o n r " b o o s te rs" w ant to sum of m oney u n less ho could first [ fbe bill o v er th e veto, tw o -th ird s m a- convention th a t only th o se know n to
for a district farm loan hank. fla tte n e d th e G erm an defenses, then sad d le on us, is »660,000 or »42.58 show th a t he had a place to put it J° rlty in each house being req u ired ,
be "lo y al and tru e progressives who
th e g u n s w ere elev ated am i threw a per acre. I call upon my neig h b o rs w here, w ithin a re a so n a b le tim e. It
T he bill passed th e house last had refu sed to go over to th e re p u b
c u rta in of steel, behind will, 8 the In who will have to pay th e bills out of w ould c a rry Itself. T he old d istric t A pril by a vote of 308 to 87, m ore licans o r d e m o c ra ts” w ould have a
,
T E E M TEAEING C H A R G E D
arran t was Issued from th e of- fa n try from every tren ch from P ep th e ir lands to jo in me in re sistin g th is law, u n d e r w hich we a re try in g to th a n a tw o -th ird s m a jo rity , and th« voice in o rg anizing th e new party.
Deputy D istrict A tto rn ey Chas. per hill to beyond D am loup dashed m o n u m en tal folly. At »51.30 p er w ork h e re in O regon, th u s violates a se n a te vote, if re p e a te d , would be
The conference which w as called
— »«fc««»» for the arreBt of G eorge fo rw ard on an enem y still stu n n e d by acre, I have th e gravest d o u b ts If we first and fu n d a m e n ta l ru le of finance, I su ffic ie n t to o v e rrid e an executive by M atthew Hale, of B oston, n atio n al
“■ “**, charged w ith
th e th e ft of th e b o m b ard m en t.
can pay o u t. Add »4 2.58 in a d d itio n
vice ch airm an of th e p rogressive p a r
and m ust first be am ended in th is , veto.
O ne a f te r a n o th e r V ach erau v llle by way of excess In te re st ch arg es,
■ » I ,iead of cattle belonging to J. L.
ty, lasted th re e ho u rs. Mr. H ale was
p a rtic u la r before any successful pro
, who resides on th e T um alo and Louvem ont villages, t'h a m h re tte and I am convinced th a t we face ru in
Jo h n M uller, aged 96, and th e old a u th o riz e d to select a co m m ittee to
ject u n d e r It enn be co n stru cted .
tlon project. Mr. Couch m issed farm an d th e Ila rd a u m o n t and Be- and confiscation of o n r lknd holdings.
est living tr o ttin g ho rse d riv e r, Is dy plan for th e n a tio n a l convention some
Law Is at Fault
B ut, If th is p ro ject could be built
ock November 2G. and reeover- so n v au x w orks fell «w ithout the de
ing a t th e K a la m a zo o , Mich., poor tim e in F e b ru a ry . Its m em bers will
0 im last Sunday, through an ad fe n d e rs h av in g tim e to c a rry awny w ith 3 per cent m oney 1 w ould still Two sm all p ro je c ts In Hood R iver farm . In O ctober. 1859. he drove be announced later.
co unty a re th e only tw o successful
ament.
Local officers believe e ith e r g u n s o r m a te ria l, and priso n ers oppose It at th e e stim a te d cost. I am
L e tte rs and te le g ra m s read a t th e
F lo ra T em ple a ro u n d th e K alam azoo
d istric ts In th is sta te , a n d they w ere
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only successful because th e land was
Knox haa gone Into L ake coun- p o sitio n s p re p a re d for th e ir recep d e r th e project who voted for th e
m are had b eaten 2 :2 0 In th is coun could n o t a tte n d show ed th a t 36
bonds did so w ith o u t full inform u-
tion.
(C o n tin u ed on P ag e F o u r)
sta te s w ere rep resen ted .
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