PLANS OF PEACE
LI
INf OHCIMINT OF RULES AT IND
Of PHISINT WAR AIM,
IAYI MR. TAFT.
COURT OF NATIONS URGED. IN
PROPOSAL 10 END DIFFERENCES
After BrUf AdtlrtM of Wlcom Port
land VUHor Iplln Rtctnlly
titibllihtd Lnu. Win
ning Support.
rilllTI.ASr. Ore. All. 71. To
nmkv pea' I.Hntvn tuition roiiipol
mrr by timkltiv r Imprartb aide
well m ill. honorable li the plan of h
league to Knforc Vi i aa eipvlalned
by rrnti1i'it( Tail before the " t
araalnn nf ha Washington anil On.
ton Haraaamlathiiia at Ilia 1 1 1 K the.'.
EAGUE ARE TOLD
B EX-PRESIDENT
'.tw M. u, by -.cp:""!E
It ai 'iii'iMiilrd I' argument upon
I.. ...,..,..,1,1 11.11.11
arguuim' , and bkid up by p.-civ
IrDt allrf pirrfdrlit, ao that w'n
rom li di-.l l.la hearer. lthoiil menu'
nr apoki-n inervatlon, almoat t.rtil-j
mmialy approved Ilia plan of the j
rue. hli h uhalantlnlly, la a followa:
Ktrat -To eatabllah following the
rliiiw of Hie prrarnt war In Kuro.ie. an j
International roiirt ronipoard of all tha
nation that wlah to enter, to be given j
all I
I Ul'all llll ! m , ,r,.. ....... .
hb h almulil have pnwrr to bear evl
di-iu-'. Inveiitlgato tha catiaet of dlf-
f,.r,n.f. im-dlati. belwrrn the partl.-a!
and make r i.miiiriiilittlona for a t -
' , . , i
Third If any in..mb. r of tha ,. ,
tin-lit altai k any other tm-niher wllbonl
. rrli.ini mitmilnaloll of the qm-atlona
at l.iii In thn IntiTiintlonnl roiirt. all
the other ineiiihere not party to Hip
illnputi' liuiHt come to thn ilefen.c of
Itio niillen nttiu keil.
Knttrth An Intertmtlotinl rongn-aa
hiMilil i t from time to time to agre.
upon prlnrlplea of Itit.-riiiitlonul li.
tint irevliinly ei-tulillxhed ami to ev
tend Hie princ iple of lntenintliin.il
liiw liv iniiliinl lu-ieeim nl.
Thti." cM'Inliied Mr. Tuft, ! Hie
pl:m of Ibe l.eiii-iie to Knforee Pen
"We have bad nnmeroiM resolution"
In the n st year nivl have heard a bt
nf rloiii'iii e mi )ieaee Now nil tint
N Till rlcht, but It iloein't get ii . -v
fir
"Tile piir'ne'e of ttlllt (ai'lle lb t'l
prewi-.t the pro! ut ility nf wr. mi l i
niH-i e t In til" rnni-re-x nf the ;;''
nf n.lllnPii Hint fii'JIie llle:iHlir-rt tv'.s
li . il be t'"t Int. i rt"i' th c."
Vr Taft '! -rom-ll mn.li-t-! V. peih: p
.. put tin ntlnii that be li, '" "
I 1,"' .
f. r, .
n pre blent of the I.eiu-ne to Km
I'. lice
r-ie!.. . iiM lrilic Hint Hie 1 :
1 1
(I
rut
pre-
i pi. pi-i to llHn tle 111 the K'"'
wtif. I Ml vet turi'.l the c'h'. r:ul
i'i tlun t!i it ii. 'iimn i" Hi" :ir I ;
, Hi,. i, .,ple uf nil rurop.' v II
Ih- i'i!'.' iip-tl II l1':'" 'l( !l li" Hi'''-
in .
III ALL OUR
lb
There 1 1 I Wlly A
vvorv
, i ' ...
ctaWo Or.-::--. -'
rrinret.m. !'!.-" -.: . ' : '!!,
liar 1 li.ii,llicli.- ;.: S.w , . ' ' .V n
, ::.': i fl U.I
V f.iw!',
tu: I 1 t ii'lt
c..ui .
M. I tiiKl ji ! .'i
Vogetublo oiiii
lio liul uith mul) i x-
Cl'llflit M Hllll:! tillltl
nm in w fci liiiR lino.
I ri'Ciiintnotiil the
A CotnKiuiHlain! pniUo
it to nil. 1 timii "o
i; I a 1 to bAvo you
mil)linli my Inter.
There Ih srnrcely n neighbor nrojmd mo
who tlocH not uso your moilicino. !'- Mrs.
J. F. Joiiijhon, U. No. 4, noxSO.rrince
ton, Illinois.
Kxpertancfl of n Ntiroc.
rolnmliN.Y. "In my experience ns
minus I cerUiinty tliink Lydin E. rink
hnm't Vogetnblo Compound is a (trent
mmlicino. 1 winh nil women with fe
mnlo trouble would tnko It I took it
when piissinp: through the CliniiRe of
Llfo with primt rosulto pnd I nlwnys re
commend tho Compound to all my pa
tionU if 1 know of their -.ondition in
time. I will pdly do nil I can to help
others to know of this Rreat medicine. "
Mrs. Horace Newman, Polond, Her
kimer Co., N. Y.
If vou are ill do not drag along until
on operation it necessary, but at once
take Lydin E. Pinkham't Vegetable
Compound.
I f you want special advice write
I,ylln E.IMnkham Medlclne-Co.,
(connduntlnl) Lynn, Mans,
TRIP UP CLACKAMAS MADE.
Jchn N. Slevers, Thomns A llurke,
Clinrlcs T. Blevers and Frnnit McAn
ulty returned Into Saturday aftor mak
ing a trip up tho Clncknmaa at fnr as
rortn river. The party left a week
ao and spent Monday telling frlonds
Thav cauEht ho
Ultlll M TV.IV". ' ,
tween six and seven hundred fish
they say.
r.Mi,i,.inhia Ledges. Every tramp
this tummer la not necessarily a Bel
glan refugee.
Atlanta Journal: Not only In war
ordera, but In peace orders alto, the
country It showing an mcreaac
'. !
LEADERS ARE DEFEATED CLACKAMAS ONLY
BIAVIHI MAVI NO MIHCV fOn
HUCHir "MUO BALL."
Pacific Cot Layu.
jit A nut U
Han ('min ium
Vermin
Hull Uk
Portland
Ilaalltlld
,W2
,r.u
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4 III
IIHITI.ANII, Ore, Auk- 15. Ual
wa Ida Heaver loat Kama after
KNina in a team thai a contending
fur (filar ihamploiiahlp, Today Hii-y
Iihii Ilia awotid Kama In todaya from
Ilia (imanliallun lliat la leading the
league.
Tha hla atarted out with ban
In tha flrat ait. Ty l.olwr. like Oil
Klaliar. haa a liking for tha mud hall
Ty today rrakil out one of lluichea'
p mud ball over tha rlKltt field
frina and put the lleaver In Ilia bad.
Hale and H(iiiiif alo lilt two bard
drive off of Hinthr In the opening
canto. Kllla robbing Halee by a won
derful ralrh.
The third frame brought tha Angela
three run and In Ihn auth ther e
ruri'd another, f'arlarh and Itrrrh k
In tha alvlh and Carlah and Ftiimpf In
the clithth brought In tha remaining
four nine of the I'ortlandir.
Irve lllgglnlxitham and Umx Tom
III" """ "' -"-
i una another today. Carlaih wa be
' hind Ilia hut for Portland, and illatln
' gnlahid himself by culling down two
I Angel runner In the flrat Inning.
' Line up at Portland:
I Uia Aimele Magyar!, rf; Mi Mul
' bn. :i: lini'iiillliT. rf; Kwrm-r. lb:
Kill". If; Terry. ; I'ol.a. r: nutn-r.
3b; HiiKhra. p.
Portland -CarlUlc. If: UiIht. f:
tli- It.. C . of mm- i"nriHrll. V .
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
M y.,.,,
M(l)t a!,,,
Oakland . .
nnnM
It. II. K
2 fi 0
ft 1 1
....!!
At I.n Aneidi'a
Hail Pram In n
Vernon
; No. Inning
n.
II K
II 2 !
4
7 2;
10
DELEGATES FROM TWO
STATES'
MET AT TWO DAY
CONFER-
ENCE IN CLACKAMAS.
li.'l. r.it.w from Oreton and :i part
ul Vn lii'i-.:t.'it gathered nt t'olton S.lt
' iir.luy iiti'l Sumliiy when the enliven
i!, .11 nf the Portland dlntrlcl of tbo'
Luther l-aKite w:ih lii'bl. A well pre..
i.:ii-.'. iir.irrnm wai rendered nt each
m .Minn nf the conference anil n'l
dre wer" delivered by Itev. .1. lilell-,
,U, 111' nil, I'f l olllilll.l llllll IeV. t'. O.
i.iicl.pilht, of Minn, iipolln. Minn.
Tlie IcaKiie voted n large I'-lipropr'-i-Hull
tomird Hie r.Kiliitctmiii e of ? mla
.nn.irv In IipIIu. Th.t irisKionurv
in; Im iii niaiiiHilii vl there .or hcwrnl '
' ye if- by the ieai:i;i'
i' nr. s. m. nm. D.Mieiiy of w.oioo. ;
, Is n.iw In c'liirju of ihn coiikii'- ,
,':om I't I'i'Hoii. Tor r.ioro tlian '0
; i iiis lie wnN profe-nor of I.lthiT col-'
i. i'i at IIiIh oliiec, iluvltw which tlmo
he lias I li prtViblent for svernl j
'yearn. He will have -!uirir of Hum
' cimijfi villi, hi for a period of one ynu', ,
! while on a leave of ii!i!oinv. Whllo;
1 hero he will make a study of the Ore-,
i i.en renonrccs U"'l pnsslbllilles for do-j
I velopmellt. j
I on his way to Portland Tlov. OImoii'h ,
j auto nil fereil a him'Ios of blowouts, nnd j
bo found it nc-ccRBnry to leave II :
! ... . . ... .., - f!l...,l. I
' the Open Air huuhuiuhii in hi ... n
I lib) nnd complete the trip by car.
Hoiilberu Lumberman: When 't
eoiiieH to being captured Mevleo flly
in three or four laps ahead or the Ar
ras cemetery.
1200 CATTLE ARRIVE
AT PORTLAND IN DAY
The receipts for Monday nt the
Portland I'nlon Stock Yards nrei Cut
tle 1111; hoHS, lt!17; Bhcep, 10.
A very fair run of V-'OO cuttle cntno
forward over Sunday. Tha usual 7
cent kind were not In evidence how
ever nnd $G.fl0 was ns close ns nny
sales wero made. Cows sold from 3c
to R.25: sIiiks 11.50 to 6.00; bulls
$3.75 to $5.25.
There wns another spectacular ad
vance in the hog section tho first of
the week, Inst week's top was aa
vnnced 30 cents, making the present
high mark for hogs $7.f0. Receipts
hnve been light only 1000 being on
Monday's market.
Sheep house transactions were
steady In all linos. Some lnmbs sold
end of last week at $8.50. this price
being of course for strictly good stuff.
Only about 2500 came forward tuts
week.
The following BnleB are representa
tive: 2(1 steers 1201 6.90
18 steers "55 6.60
17 steers 1061 1061
84 steers H21 6.35
157 hogs 208 7.60
176 hogs 199 7.55
223 hogs 180 7.50
74 hogs 200 7.35
8 cows 1154 5.25
39 cowt 10521 5.20
2 stag "10 6.00
1 bull 1610 6.25
178 lnmh 771 6.25
Portland port commission may pur
chase 8wan Island for coaling station
and dump ground.
OHFION CITY
CAN PROBE HILL
CASE-J.E.HEDCES
ACTINO DISTRICT ATTORNSY II
OF OPINION MULTNOMAH
LACK! JURISDICTION.
STATE LAW QUOTED TO REFUTE
STATEMENTS Of WAITER EVANS
Clamant of Doubt In Location Nacta
tary Before Legal Proaeeutlon la
Potetblt In Cither of Two
Countlea, He Bay.
The Hill murder rao la -litlrely out
of the JurUdli tlnn of Multnomah roun
ty and any offldul Invi-allKallon or r
tlun In the court muat be made by
I'lMekama rounty offblal In the
riaekamaa rounty rourta, delared J
K. Iledgee, acting dlatrlct attorney,
Thuraday flerniMin after looking up
the atate law.
Mr. Hedge found that eeellon 13SJ
Uird'a Oregon Uwa. reada:
"When a crime la commltteed on or
within one mile of the boundary line
of two or more coiintlee, or when the
boundary line between two or more
roinillea la unknown or uncertain, and
It la doubtful In which county
auch crime wa committed, an action
iiii,r,.rir mav be commenced and
tried In either county."
The Hill home In the Ardenwald dla
trbt la well within C'lackamaa county
and there la no doubt of the county
line or the place where the crime wa
rommltted. the ai ling illntrlet attorney
flnda.
Mr. I ledge I of the opinion tlml a
county cannot tukc advantage of till
I., .ml. "It ill doubtful III Wlllrll
county the crime. commuted
The mere fact that the Hilt home wan
1 within a mile of the county line would
'not kIvp M'lltnnwih county JurlH'lIc
linn the element of doubt nereaanry
miller thin ntutiUe la luckiiiK, Mr. iR-n
rex hi llevea.
I IMhtrlct Attorney Kvan. of Multno
1 mail county, baa been Invratlgatlng
I the rust nnil nrti r aP.idy.ng tlie loca
tlnn of the Hill home declared that
I Multnomah rounty could tube up the
rnae. I n.ler Mr. Hedgeb" Interpreta
tion of tbo law, tbia would bo Impos-
Mlile. '
(lilbert I.. Ile.lp'H. dlHlllrl Blinrnej
I mul brother of J. K. Hedge. I Hliem!
Ing tbo week at the coast ana i i'
i, 1...1 i,n. V ttnturilnv. Mr. Kviiiih in
I him led Im.-k Haturdav. Mr. Kviiiih
Iholdltii! back action until be bus ill
1 cnuseil the mutter with Mr. (1. L. lied
, eeM.
K. T. Mass. h"riff at the tim.' the
Hill family wan murdered, said Thurs
day that the law hair been consulted
Hoon after the crime wan committed
;,n, it was decided nt t'ti.t time It
would be Isr.t'os il.'.o to brins up tin.'
i a.-,- In Moltnoin.ih county.
man v;ho will form
NEW GREEK CAC'NEf
V
LONDON. Aug. 25. King Constan
tino of Creeco has requested Kleuthe
rlos Venl.elos to form a new cabinet.
The former premier nnd popular states
man has asked four days to roach a de
rision, according to an Athena dis
patch to tho Exchange Telegraph com
pany. There Is said to hnve been no re
straint during tho Interview between
the king and the Liberal leader such
as has been reported at previous au
diences. It Is believed in Athens that
the two have arrived at an understand
ing which Is virtually complete.
BLAME FOR WRECK IS
PUT ON TRAIN CREW
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 21. Hlame
for the wreck of two Southern Pacific
extra freight trains near Riverdale
laBt night, which caused the death of
Conductor H. P. Best and Brakeman
H. E. Potter and the terlout Injury of
Brakeman J. V. Hatcher, wai laid upon
Conductor F. H. Ortschlld and Engl
neer P. J. Kottoff by tho board of In
qulry presided over by Superintendent
F. L. Tlurckhtlter today.
The ones held at fault were In
charee of an extra log train which had
unloaded at Cemetery station and had
started on its way toward Oswego. The
board found that it waa proceeding
without ordert.
KNTKKlM'nHK, 1'IMHAV,
PREPARATION HADE
FOR SCHOOL OPENING
COUNTV SUPT. HNHJ OUT RtC-
OMMCNOATIONS TO ALL
BOARDS OF DIRECTORS.
With tha third annual tiaibera'
ir.liilna arhool drawing to rbMt,
(Vllty Hchool Hllperlllteildelit al-
vun ba begun lo turn bl attention to
thn opeiillK Of Iba I.V) a I1011U In the
romily leit month. Py Hie nd of
K. .'..ii,bi r m''irlty of Hie larg-r;
ailiMla In the rounty will be open
altlioii h acu ral of the more reunite
ill.tr.ila will rot beiyln hool nntll
the inldil!'. of O-tober. The Oregon
City wbo d HI open Monday, Heptem
ber ".'T.
Ida following augre.tlotn were
n.wile to all tba achool lrd In the
county by Buperlutendent Calavan the
flrat of thU week:
Hrat That you fumigate the build
Ing thoroughly, and ihould It ned re
paint Ipg. b " A"n ,n d"
Hncond Tha oiitbulbllng ihould be
put, a nearly a poeell.le, In flrt rlaa
condition.
Third If the ground are overgrown
with weed and graa. kindly bavo It
cut and burnt. here I no tetter
Incentive to order and cleatillne. on
the part of the pupil than a clean
achool ground.
Fourth II the aourre of your water
anpply, be It a prlng or well, I ur
rounded by condition that might con
taminate the water, I would ugget
that you thoroughly aerlllce a bottle by
boiling It thirty minute, and then fill
the bottle from your well or prlng
and aend It to Ibe aerctary Htate
Hoard of Health, Portland. Oregon, for
analyal. He will ace that It I an
alyzed, and end you a rerort at an
rarly date, at no coat to you. All
wella ahould be thoroughly cleaned be
fore achool begin!. Iecamie water,
atandlng In n ununed well. It very
iioi.tn tn be contaminated.
Fifth Should your arbool need any
thing In the way of deak. ginn. rnnp.
blackboard, water fountain. Individual
r,,., towela. broom, waterjiill. etc..
kindly aupply the name. If you do
-.. t,tt- n heating tyatetn, bo aure to
have window board Installed for ven
Illation.
pithThe law rei'ilre lhnt no
teacher aball bruin a term of achool
until his or her cenmcaie ami m
trad have been wintered w in "
' . ...
county uperlntenneni. iiihhj
H,'.
tbnt your teacher meet! tliese require -
mcnts before permitting nrr io upmul
her achool.
Sevetith-The IMS Mi.io! law liro
vbles that If yon Increase your tax
levy more than u per c-i.i o-r ...
1913 or 1914. It will he necessary
. , , m,.h ,
' llllutIlin of ,0 railroads and ,
. ... ...p pr(1n,.r(.B re not
- .. . .
placed on the nssi H8!ii-nt mil umu a-i- ,tr,, ip.,0.PS it hho il.l be refore-'e.l. ; AD'ANY. N. Atr. J-..-A pr.
er necrmber 1. If wllf be difficult to. ; . foun.l Impra-, posed am-nd:ent to the taiec.n!'..:u-
I determine cMK tl.v me '
the ninoiint or
.! money bleb aiwUlu Waii.iv
will brliiL'
In order tn bo. sur- tnt
vf.ur levy w !U b" leral.
rest that '0'1 I,nst
wollld sue-,
notices "fl,
ch this of ',
ila. Your levy inn
floe by IVcembi-r 1.
t r
. -- " " 'pptti o nf procedure. Tho conference
Most Children Have Worm.. ; ri,,)M, ,,y riOV(.rm,r, Wlthvcnmbe
An! tr.dt'iir JVr-nt nor t'hlld ll-.v n,'v, ui ho held In Hie !h'i!l of Retire
It. yet it rvmiiH why your eh'.M -': s(,tl,,:vrs in !m, State Capitol build-
nervoOH, pa to. ieveri.-ii.
O'i 'I eh:l''r.'ii ve
I Vi,r:as. Tlrrl; of bow
t'lOHS.lllvS of
l;:llivrK! Hi
; li to yoor ( bi'.d.
I Hot I'll ori.:!:i:il
I Vi'oi-'i K'Mer. a
, a poo Woi'Pi K U
' and r,'"i."'o t'
i C, n lipati, P. r
Iion't take ary risV. ;
:"c box of Kb ki'tio.i
,i,,lv to -i i'i . Kiel;-1
r will p'-.slt'vely bit
, ,.. ue .ows
Ct loi'ifli niif'
Y.oir rhiiil will crow nun
pinch bolter, not a bo- to
(Adv.) j Irani so
i day.
SM
25 PER CENT INCREASE!
SEASON ALONG CULUIYIUIA unit
OF BEST IN HISTORY OF IN
DUSTRY IN NORTHWEST.
ASTORIA. Ore.. Aug. 20 The Co
lumbia river salmon piu'K ior mo
spring Benson of 1915 will ho approxi
mately 25 per cent greater man in
191-1, according to figures secured from
the most dependable sources in the
business, and those who are in close
touch with the situation. While thei
season does not close until next Wed-j
nesdnv, the catch is expocieu u oe
comparatively light; and probably
change the figures very little.
Counting tho cases "as tney run,
it Is estimated mat tney win ion..
r.29,500. The mild cured pnek is esti
mated nt 3005 tierces, nliout uu per
cent less than last year. .
The season hns been one of tneDest
i iiu l.idnrv nf the Industry. While
there has been no big run, the fish
have entered the river steadily, and
gillnetters nnd seiners alike have done
well. It can be safely said that the
season will leave $1,500,000 to the fish
ermen of the lower Columbia river dls-
tr'careful computation Bhows that the
market value of the 1914 pack Is close
to $3,992,500.
The gillnetters have been very suc
cessful during the season, but the
seiners have done even better. Prac
tically every seining ground In the
river has made a record. At the Ka
both grounds more fish have been
caught than at any other point In the
rtver, and all former figures have been
surpassed. The Meehan grounds have
also done exceptionally well, and the
Elliott grounds are among the best In
the river.
NEURALGIA PAINS STOPPED
You don't need to suffer those agon
izing nerve pains In the face. head,
arm, shoulders, chest and back. Just
apply a few drops of soothing Sloan'!
Liniment; He quietly a few minutes
You will get such relief and comfort!
Life and the world will look brighter.
Get a bottle today. 3 ouncea for 25c.
at all druggist. Penetratet without
rubbing. . AdT)
Al'?rHT
MEETING CALLED
BY GOVERNOR TO
TALK LANDGRANT
1 1 m , de.lrr are riprrd after a more or
. .'e of filial delll-ratlon. It I fiilf to
7,000 ACRES IN CLACKAMAS ARC , ,u, Mpfrwl,1(, ,, fc,;
TIED UP BV DECISION OF
SUPREME COURT.
C. SCHOEBEl FAVORS PURCHASE
OF PROPERTY BY -COMMOMWEALTH
Spaclal Muting of Commtrclil Club It
PoMibl to Nam Dalagato
County Court Miy Ak
For Accural Flgun
Claekama county will be well rep
reaentrd at the conference at the cap
ital building. Raletii, Hepteniber 1.
llll'lll a. naiem, n-..ii .
. ..... .... a i.
when
wn'-n B 'H"l iim n.r w.-l"'-'a
the Oregon California grant land.
and the county delegation will be well
supplied with S'curate Informallon,
if the plan of a group of local bnl
Ileal and progeaalonal men, beaded by
( Hrhiiehel, work out
The ronferenre It conaldered of
hlgheat Imiiortanre to Clarkama coun
ty aa the grant land have an ap
prolaed valuation of over million dol
lar In thl county and romlat of T
000 acre. Bouie of thl property I
the beat timber and agricultural land
In the county.
The county court In every county
containing grant land It entitled to
tpimlnt five delegate, one of whom
will represent the court, one an ac
credited taxpayer organlattlon and
one a community or commercial body.
Theac repreaentatl.c- will probably be
named within the next week. A pe
dal ealon of the Commercial club
will probably be held before the end of
thl week to recommend a member of
the club to repreaent the commercial
lody.
Mr. Schitebel. who wa an active
member of the houae of representa
tive this year and who ha made a
Miidv of the land grant. Tueaday out
lined plan of disponing of the prop-,
.in 11a Kw.1 Ini na
i nil. nt- hi . ,
hll)(, ml-the land from the railroad
. fo -ft nM a-o .n.l ftu n the land 1
, aettlers. The profit made
. , , ,ie itlKcPSt,, should be ap-
'piled to the lrre.lur.ihle school fund.,
l wi;,, ,,;,.. he said, the state,
ofjt m lnni, ond
, ,,,. W,U; f,,.ure homestles nt a,
rPB)M11,,;n flKrP. He believe that!
ti e timber Flmiibl ! nmrketcd sepa-i
rate frot.. the land and In cases where,
u. 1,,,..; m,l fit f,r nirrlciil-
; Hetildo. bo urr, s that the
,,,,, f,,,,...i cov.
; . . . h 1nn1 nr,,l
.!! It
I't'ial pe'tUrs. ; : t. f Hie profit ov;r
t t!i" si hool f hi . '!
All rlec-.'ls for the conference.
pro! arli'i' '.he rel, miliary pr::rarn.
lin o .i.-cn li ft I" t'K' b.inds of a co.n-
in.. Arnibi rs cf cnnirr.vs. nnil W tne
tn:'
legislature nro invitoil to Hip con
:' It
fo'Ti.co nnd nl! the county courts, the,
S'tato Federation or l.nnor, ine snue
rrnniTO. H e Fanners' Tnion. the Ore-
i non lievpiopnient
leacne. the Ptat"
i llanbini: nssociatlon and other stato-
oriranlzalions arc ask
I to send
lit. iv;iu .T,
A cony of tho followinc loiter has
bren sent by Governor Witbyoombo to
the county court:
Ford
Fcrd
Ford
1 1 th and Main
"In (be aUtbl i:u.i..a tl the
re nit aupreiii nwrt dr. l.P.a nn-B
Ing Iba Orrtioti k Calif. inl Unl gr.nl ;
tmtr, It ba lrjin apparent Ihot a
roi.ftfirnia to run.i'irr the tarloo a j
1 pet of Ibe matter I Anthi. lb
j aupreifi rourt. In effect, baa placrd
! I lie n.etbod of dlaHaltl a of the re-!
! Bialbing land la quratlon In Ibe bad'la
Uif roiigrr Naturally, roflpreta wlllj
bo Interested In knoalng tba de.lrni
I .. ti. llp-if.fi- tM If theM.
weight at Washington. ;
'Therefore, a Ibe matter I of vital
Inlere.t and Importance to ail OrK.n-
Ian. It em fitting for me to rail a
roiiferenra to dlaruaa Ilia varliei
phaae of th (irtlim, and. If poa.lble,
tn eiolve bow definite plan of action
Thl conference will be brM at th
Htatehouae, rommenilng Thuraday,
Reptenibt-r 1.
I ba endeavored to gle all who
are properly lntertl a tair rcpre
eiitatlon. In order to rumply with
Ibe pbyalcal limitation of our nn--t 1
lug place, ana noj nav. ma gamrrin, (
unreaonably large. It naturally ha
b-en nereaaary to restrict th Bum-
ber. a.ke4 to take part officially, ho!
dobt Iber will 1 crltlcum of the(
plan. but. after much thought and con j
ultallon. I bellero It I perhip at I
.-..i ... . j 1 j
r .euulUble t rao h devlwl under the
- ... ...I I il.li.l, li .III urx - -
' rlrrum.l.nce. and .Ink It ' wr;,.mnH by the coronef. jury bav.
It purpose with Justice to
rerned.
"In aecordanro with lb! plan. I am
:
aaklng your rmirtto aele-t five del
galea to th conference, one a repre-
aentatlv of the court, one Trom tl ar
credltrd taxpayer' orrvila'um. nd J
one f' I" community or coiuuirr. la! ,
oruan'rallon. the other tna at the dl-
cretl'n t he court A prjmptly til
prl' le i-lrta notifv me c? the nami a
and tddree of your court' a!
polntee. for the convenience of the
committee on procedure."
THIRTV-SIX FOR 2$ CENTS
Dr. King' New Life Till re now
aupplled In wellorked gla bottle,
containing 36 ugar roated white pill,
for !5c. One Pill with a glai or wal -
er liefore retiring It an average doe. j rfHti $30,000,000 or more In gold In
Way and pleasant to take. Effective 1 ,h() fe,pr!, rte-rve llanka at Atlan
and poaltlve In reult. Cheap and ' j)aa, ,nd Richmond for the pur
economical to ue. Get a bottle to- o ,nat,ng the reacrre bank to
day, take doe tonight your Con- i r,jHronnt loan on cotton tecum! bf
tlpatlon will be relieved In the morn- ; warPht,,IM, receipt, made by National
Ing. 36 for at all drugKlM. j buiki nd itate ,)ank, blot.gin to
(Adv.) j ,ne fp(trn r,wrVe ytem.
utmStis body of r. b. neff
URGED FOR NEW YORK
, ,
CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION
ADVANCES MEASURE AFTER
LONG, STORMY SESSION.
,
. nrnvbline that all vol'-rs bo ni.'!'
to: i,. r. .. 1 and write KOSilftl. was an
vanceil to the order of final p::-.--a!;o
bv the constitutional coiiviiition today
by a vote o.' To to t'l.
Advanc ci'ii lit of Hie tncaMire M
preeeded by the -tornil;'.-t frss'oa ' '
tho conveniicti. In which NatUu.::! L . i
ttii; ran hiuh. and frocp.ietit rt.firvti. es
wore niaile to the var and pe.s.iioV i".'
feet on this roentry.
peal.ers lor ine j.ropos.it :mo.
- 1 William r.arnos. They contondc
.it
the ability to read and write K:i rli
would tend to cement the Amcncati
people more closely tmcether ai.d
(.r,,;n patriotism. Opponents ariie 1
that an educational nuaUfication wi.?
; unnecessary and would tend to rostru t
immigration.
fiaston JIO.OOil school contract lt
to .). V. lseons. Forest Grove.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The following prices f. o. b. Detroit, effective August 2, 1915:
Runabout
Touring Car
Town Car
No speedometer included in this year's
equipment, otherwise cars limy
equipped.
There can be no assurance given against an advance in these prices at any
time. We guarantee, however, that there will be no reduction in these prices
prior to August 1,, 1916:
Profit-Sharing with Retail Buyers
On August 1, 1914, we made the announcement that if we could make and
sell at retail 300,000 Ford cars between August 1, 1914, and August 1, 1915,
we would share profits with the retail purchasers, to the extent of from $40
tc $60 on each car. We have sold over 300,000 Ford cars in the time speci
fied, and profit, sharing checks of $50 each will be distributed as rapidly as
possible after August 15, 1915. Retail purchasers who have not yet mailed
us their profit sharing coupons, properly endorsed, should do so without delay.
Our plan to profit-share with retail purchasers of Ford cars during 1914-15
has been most successful. We thoroughly believe in it, but, realizing the un
certainty of conditions generally makes it advisable to defer any announce
ment o f future profit-sharing until a later date.
We are, however, confident of our inability to reduce costs for several months,
and therefore can offer no profit-sharing for cars delivered during August,
September and October, 1915.
Ford rJotor Company
. DETROIT
Pacific Highway Garage
Streets
'GRAND JURY TO PROBE
LEO FRANK LYNCHING
CORONER'S JURY REACHES VER
OlCT DEATH MAS DUE TO
PARTIES UNKNOWN.
ATlJtNTA. tl. Am. tt A ue Ul
Wr1n ,.e f'obb oiunty grand Jury
(J ,,,,,,, ,h. lynrhtng of U M.
Vlliuk , (r(. f()r Heplemlr II. by
Jl(l)((( u I'.uerwm today. Thl f-
U011 wa taken In pit of tt. verdict
of lb coroner jury at Marietta Hut
Pfank rain to bla death at the band
of "nnk now n peranna -
Judge Palter. mi Illeve4 to bav
acted on the adtlre of Covemor llur-
fU
hiM liitvatigatnr are under-
etood to bav definite Information
which baa not been made public.
MAIt,KTTAi (J., Aug. U k ror-
)t)ry .uhmltted tha terdlrt
h u Kfk Vtmf ,0 hu df.,h
bn(1( of lH( unknowo to mt
Th M mt,'nUln u.40
v ,h. , a.u,.,,., nlv
.- j-..
,. TK. ..,. ...
been aubparnaed by the grand Jury.
FEDERAL MONEY TO
M'ADOO IS READY TO LEND 30
000.000 TO SOUTHERN STATES
TO MOVE CROPS.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 23. Trenury
j offlrlala tonight made public an an
nouncement by Secretary jicaiioo,
that In view of the action of the alllr
In putting rotton on the enr.trabninJ
i .... wolld. f it leam neceaaary.
COLD IJF.AC1I. Ore.. Au-. :3.-The
body of It. 11. Neff. ho last Sunday
abot and killed A. J. Whitman, a dairy
man, was found this mornlns by Dep
utv Sheriff Ttussel In Floras lake.
Neff. after ahootlnf Whitman In the
nrm nnd in the head from ambush,
without apparent provocation, armed
himself and fb'd to the .woods. For
the past week be had been sou slit by
posM-s. and ss the days passed Hie be
lief irrew Hint he had made away with
himself.
It was finally derided to draa tbe
lake Tbo body was soon found. The
body had been In the water three or
four days.
An Effective Cough Treatment
One-fourth to one tcaspootuul of
1 pi- Kmc s .New Piseovery. taken ns
needed, will withe nnd check t'om-iis.
. Colds an I Hie more danserotis Uroti
cbia! nnd I.un AllnioiUa. You can't
. r.fford to take the risk of serious Ml
. uess, when so cheap and simple a
roiuedv as Pr. Kinp's New Discovery
is obtainable, do to your Druslst
tdr.v. sot a bottle of Pr. Kins's New
; pis.'overv. start the treatment at once.
: You will 'lie pratified for the relief ami
cure obtained.
(Adv.l
$390.00
440.00
640.00
Phones 390 and B-57
AID COnONGROWERS
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