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Charter No. 34ua Reserve District No. 12
REPORT OP CONDITION OP TJIE XIAPfrXb WATKjNMj DANK
At Salem. In the State of Oregon, at the Close of Boslness on June 29. 19Ig
RESOURCES I '
2.
5.
(a)
Loans and discounts .(except those .
show? In b and c) .... . . . ; . . .... .'$435,265.80
. $435,265.80
434.47
6.
7.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
15.
16.
18,
19.
20.
22.
Total loans. . ;
Overdrafts, unsecured 1
VT. 8. IlondH (other than Liberty Bonds, but ;
Including U. S. certificates of in
debtedness): '
(a) U. 87 bonds deposited to secure circu
lation (par value)..... 100,000.00
(b) U. S. bonds and certificates of indebt
edness pledged to secure U. S. "de- '
, posits (par value).......,.;....-. 1,000.00
(d) U. S. bonds and certificates of indebt
edness pledged 'as Collateral for State
or other deposits or bills payable . . 1,000.00
(f) VU. S. bonds and certificates of Indebt
edness owned and unpledged......
Liberty Ixan Bond: i
(a) Liberty Loan Bonds, 3 per cent and '
4 per cent, unpledged 36,450.00
(c) Liberty-Loan Bonds, 3 per cent and
-4 per cent, pledged to secure postal
savings deposits.. 15,000.00
(d) Liberty Loan Bonds, 3 per cent and '
4 per cent, pledged to secure State
or other deposits or bills payable. . . 5,000.00
(e) Payments actually made on Liberty 4
per cent Bonds (Third Liberty Loan) 37.672.50
Bond, Securities, etc. (other than U. S.)t
(c) Bonds and, securities! pledged as collat
eral for State, or other ' deposits
(postal excluded) or bills payable.. 228,119.80
(d) Bonds loaned (other; than U. S. bonds) 40.948:64
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than TJ. S.
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50j per
cent of subscription. iu. .
(a) Value of banking house............ 28,279.47
Furniture and fixtures, j .......... .
Real estate owned, other than banking house
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
Cash in vault and net amounts due -from .
national banks. ................ . ;
L Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and
trust companies other than Included
in Items 13, 14, or 15. .......... .
Checks on other banks in the same city or
town as reporting bank (other than
Item 17)............. ....
Total of Items 14, 15. 16, 17 and48. $136,219.66
Checks on banks located outside of city or
town of reporting bank and other
" cash Items......... .....
Redemption fund wlth.U. S. Treasurer and
due from U. S. Treasurer ........ .
War, Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps
r actually owned . .................
-$435,265.80
434.47
t
I
25,080.00 127,080.00
Three TavoritesHVin
at Closing of Races
'CLEVEliAND. O.. Jnlv 12 Thr
favorites and one second choice won
at the closing day's rreetlng of the
grand circuit at Nortli Randall to
day. Close and ..fast; time featured
the racing. -
? Miss Uarris M. worn the free-for-all
pace in most sensational time.
' Single G. captured.-the first heat,
going the final truarter in :28 1-2.
Miss Harris M. was, forced to pace
the fastest mile of the -rear .In the
second mile to withstand 'the rash of
Russell Boy, f Inishln g the last quar
ter in :zs 1Z. .Miss. Harris II. waa
officially timed 202 l-2 forthe heat.
' -June Red, driveo'by Pap", Overs,
won the 2rl0 trot rather easily with
Bertha McQulre the favorite, 'landing
second money by e nose.
Fourteen faced 'the starter In the
2:16 ci& otrot. Daogstan. 'favorite,
took the'first two heats and the race.
In the final even? of .the -day and
the meet. Jjce Otand . heavy .favorite,
was -returned the winner, capturing
two neau after hard-drive.
94.122.50 Coast League t&Close
Present Season Sunday
- LOS ANGELES. iJuly 12.Dlrec
tors and officials of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league voted tonight to close
the ' present season with the games
scheduled Tor Sunday In various cit
ies of the circuit. (This announce-
269.068.44
4.500.00
28.279.47
LOGGERS TIEEBED
AT SPRUCE MILL
Men in Ail Classes May Vol-
unteer for Vancouver Fac
tory Up to July 23
Loggers and lumber mill workers
may volunteer under a call, which
nas just been Issued br Ad Intent
General Williams for seventy chock-
ermen. imy Head buckers. twenty
four doggers, six general sawmill
foremen and twenty-frve planer trim
mermen. They -are to be furnished
from class 1 special and limited ser
vice -men by draft and from classes
2. 3 -and -4 by volunteer enlistment.
The men will be entrained for Van
couver barracks on July t9 for "en
gagement in producing -spruce .for
airplanes. .......
Men who are technically Qualified
under the above occupations and Who
are qualified for general military ser
vice may volunteer up to and Includ
ing July 23. If on July 24 a suf
ficient number of volunteers have
not come forward to fill allotments
or local boards the boards win be di
rected to select the number needed
to fill their quota from the special
and limited service men in class 1.
In order that the rails mav b Al
lotted In such m manner as -will pro-
auce tne required number of tech
3.219.28
55.387.40
133,568.80!
here.
4,374.22 ' ment w8 made foKring a meeting nlcally qualified men with the least
disturbance of Industrial and . agri
cultural -conditions, the local boards
have been asked to telegraph to Port
land the number-of men in this coun
ty available under the call. Only
wntte men are desired.
24.
25.
?.
30.
22.
23.
190.25
2.460.61
4,51178
5,000.00
799.30
COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles '
Score: - ! ' -R. II. E.
San Francisco ...... .v . . 0 5 1
Los Angeles 2 8 1
Seaton and' Brooks; Fittery and
Boles. 4
BASEBALL GOSSIP
FIRST CATiIP TO
OPEN JULY 15
. . . . .... . .
Instrnctions -for Enlisting
Candidates for 'Commis
sion Received
CAMP LEWIS. TACOMA. Wash..
July 12. Complete Instruction gov
erning the aplicatlon and admission
of civilizations to the centrsl officers'
training camp were received 'today
by the camp executive officers from
the war department Pending the
receipt of definite word -regarding
the camp from Washington officers
yesterday that prospective appli
cants should make application to lbs
adjutant genera! ot the army.
The bulletin received today states
that civilians who are now no more
than 40 years of age and not younger
than twenty years snd eight months.
American citizens with a high school
education or its equivalent should
make application to the professor of
military -science and tactics at the
educational Institution nearest their
residence. This may be done either
by letter or in person. Blanks will
be sent them by this officer and the
candidate will be notified personally
by him. Recommendations sre
made by him to the commanding of
ficer of the training camp where men
from the state will go and are flaaL
Expense to be Paid
Civilians within the draft age. de
siring to attend will be inducted into
service for the duration . of the war.
Those who are not within the draft
age will be required to enlist for the
duration of the war. receiving travel
AtSan Francisco
'Score: 5
Sacramento ........
Oakland
Brenton, Bromley
I Martin and Ultze.
Total
LIABILITIES '
. .11.1 63,2 62.3 2
22,582.55
16,872.83
24.
35.
36.
37.
V88-
40.
42.
44.
45.
46.
Capital stock paid in. . . .
Surplus fund
(a Undivided profits. .......... ... . ...$
(b) Less .'current, expenses, interest,. 'and
taxes paid..............
Circulating notes outstanding. ........ . . -.
Net amounts due to National banks. J....
Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and
trust companies (other than includ
ed in Items 31 or 32) .. ... .. ... ..
Total of items 32 and 33 ...... . . . . . . . . ,$ .31,056.07
Demand deposits" (other than bank deposits)
subject to Reserve (deposits payable
within 30 days): ;
Individual deposits subject to check. ...
Certificates of deposit 'due in less than 20
days (other than for money borrowed)
Certified checks. ...... :.....'....... . - -
Cashier's checks outstanding............. .
State, county, or other municipal -deposits
secured by pledge of assets of this
bank ........ " .............. . .
Dividends unpaid. .........
Total of demand deposits (other than bank
deposits) subject to -Reserve, Items
34. 35v 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 and 41 .. .$564445.20
ITime deposits subject to Beservo (payable
1 ' after SO daysof subject to 30 days
I or more notice, atid postal -savings) : . .
Certificates of deposit (other -than for
j- money borrowed) ........ i. .
Postal savings deposits..,.............
Other time deposits . . . . f ; ; . . . . .
rotal of time , deposits subject to'Reserve,
Items 42, 43. 44 and 45. . i ... . .. .$319,651.33
United fttates deposits (other than .postal
I savings) : , . ' t ' '
(c) Other United States deposits,) including "
deposits of U. S. disbursing! officers 1,000.00
$125,000.00
25,000.00
5.709.72
96.400.00
8.172.18
22,883.89
306,913.28
At Salt Lake
-Score: " ,
Vernon ......... ....-.
Salt' Lake 4 TO 1
Mitchell and Devormer; Smith and
Dunn. .
AX FALLS ON MEASURE
(Contained from puce 1).
by th allied governments and af
fecting practically the entire world.
KltmlMto Amewdsarnt.
The house Is expected to pass the
bill tomorrow with the priee-fixlag
amendment eliminated, leaving the
guaranteed price at $2.20 a basnet
Some senators from wheat-crowlac
states were disposed tools ht to org I
tne senate to pass the bill over the
president's veto while others sug
gested thst the wheat price amend
ment mUM be added to the $11.
000.000 emergency agricultural bill
to wale a l -attached -t be -prohibition
amendmenL
The president's veto of the ajrri
cultnral bill was his third In two
weeks. The first disapprovst was of
the postof f lc bill becsuse of a .ride
for government purchase of mall
tubes in eight cities .and the second
wss of the resolution authorizing the
extension of time In which the gov
ernment way relinquish short line
railroads.- "
WIKon Kipmwcs RegTet.
The present's message on the
agricultural bill today follows:-
I regret .to return without ray sig
nature so Important a measure as
II. R. 9054 entitled 'An Art Making
Appropriations for the Depaitmout
of Agriculture for the Fiscal Tear
Ending June 30. 1919.' bt I feel
constrained to do sn because of mxr
esrnest dissent from the point of
view of principle as wetl ss wise ex
pediency of the provisions of that
part of section 14 which prescribes
a uniform minimum price for No. '2
Northern shipping wheat of $2.40 a
bushel. ,
"I rlssent upon principle because
I dissent upon principle becsase
I believe that such inelastic IcgULa
ble of being administered In a way
pay at the rate of three and half I that would be advantageous either to
cents a mile from their home to the I the producer or to the consumer, es-
Doe Johnston got away to a roodlmp designated for them to attend.! tabllsblnc. as they do. srbltrsry lev.
start on his re-entry- into the bis They win receive the pay and al-ll which are quite Independent of
show as first sacker tor the Cleve- lowances of a private, first class. $33 1 the normal market conditions, and
land Indians. - la month. All men discharged from I beranso I believe that the prevent
In both the playing and the ft- the camp before Its completion will I method of regulation by conference
I nanclal ends of the game the 8L Lou-1 be returned to replacement troops I with all concerned has resulted in
lis Cardinals certainly have been up I snd aasirnd to sn orranlxatlon. I the most satisfactory manner, rqn-
I against it this season.' I The camp will be of four month's! idering the complexity snd vsriety
- "Happy" Folsch of the White Sox duration, the first one opening July I of abject matter dealt with,
hasn't been breaking the-fenees this t5. Officers for the infantry, artll- ?,?UH! IJ.,tr,
season aa he was in the hsblt of doing t- .. m.t,i. nnit. -m I It is evident that the present
R. II. -E. I last year. trin in th. firt man. ' th. method of determining the price to
0 2 1 1 Give the .Phillies a .srenulne atari . .... I be raid for whvat had the most aUm-
pltcher and Pat Lots ns hired men Lee v'-Cam Cordon Cs.-and ut,B open nroduction. the
would -battle the Cub... Giants and mnPlke Ark The .rtinlesn MUmted cn ot Ptiag wheat ror
rtravM . ..n.ni ump 1 we,A. 1 ne sruuery camp I ,v. , .m vi-v -
R. H.
-4 13
..3
E.
2
2
and McNulty;
; AT.IEIUCAI, 1EAGUE
At Washington
Score:
'Detroit1. ........ .
Washington ..........
Dauss and Stanage; Shaw. Matte-
son and Plcinich.
Braves to a standstill.
Fate, In company with seven Am
erican league teams, appears to be
against the 'Athletics fourteen ways
rrom the lacic
"Home Run" Baker is still able to
swing the war club, his battlnr hav
R. II. E. lnr had much to do with the Yankees'
4 5 01 sparking iac this year.
6 8 3
la at Camp Taylor. Ky.ad the ma-
this year exceeding an high records
rh!r, Vnn .rVT .f rru7n,k ,n very remarkable and gratining
chlne gun school at Camp Hancock. tfa n, Mmv.lm, ,lArll,
of the farmers of the United States.
Ca.
Students win be -designated as
'officer-candidates . II they suc
cessfully complete the 'course, they
will be commissioned second lieuten
ant in the-nstlonsl army as vacancies
It'a hard to tell whether the St. I occur.
2.646.67 At Phllldelphla -
845.46 Score: R. H. E.
429J4ISJ. Louis .......... '5 8 1
Philadelphia 3 6-3
'Sothoron and Severeld; Geary,
Watson 'and McAvoy. . i -i.
Louis Browns have been going or I AppHcatlotM at V. of O.
coming since Manager Fielder Jones I The stste of Washington 'applies-
folded his tent 'and beat it for 'the I tlons may be made to the professor
west. ; I of military science and tactics at
Pitcher Fllllngtm and Outfielder I the Washington state college, the
the price administratively fixed 'has
been regarded aa fair and liberal and
objections to It have come only from
those sections of the country where,
therefore, many d'Mppolntsients to
the farmer have proven to .be una
voidable. Personally, 1 do not believe that
the farmers of the country -depend
upon the stimulation of price to do
their utmost to serve the nation and
VAUDEVILLE
TOdAY
Everything breaks -bad"
for Charlie Lynn In the new
Paramount - Seanett comedy.
-Two Togb Tenderfeet
which will b shown st "the
Oregon theater today. Hr al
ways drass the grttty pnf of
the, steak. 4: rerrltlcr.it oft
for Ben. on the ether'-fcand.
Ben just falls Into everything.
Including love. ' .
In one of the funniest scenes
of the comedy, Charlie comes
crawling into a tough little des
ert town, frayed sad tired sad
half starved. He snesks hum
bly Into a , frontier boarding
house and the first thing he
sees is Ben. whom he bad given
up aa lost is the stomach of aa
uafriendly lion.
Ben is sll slicked up and pol
Uhed. He Is just finishing a
turkey for dinner. Poor, touch
Charlie slides hungrily into a
chair with watering chops. Bat
Ben feels his pulse sad decides
thst Cbsrlie Isn't feeling well
enough to est turkey; so the
fesst fsdes swsy. Charlie was
just born to rotten lack.
Doug Fairbanks
TWO
TOUGH TENDEfcTEET
COMEDY
MAROLDA ,.
TRIPLE VOICE WOtfDEB
HEAEST WEEKLY
flrsgcnljisatro
IT'S COOL
253,182.65
128.00
Wkkland. the former - Indianapolis I University of Washington, and Whit-1 the world at this time of crisis by
aiars. conunae 10 oe me onsai spots I msn coliere.
in tne Braves' ineap
After tearing up
the National
In Oregon they will bo receive at
the University of Oregon and the
37,080.14
11.639.99
.270,931.20
At New York
'Secret - R. H. E.
Cleveand ..1 8 1
New York 8 -11 0
Morton, Enzmann and-0"Neill; Mag-
ridge and llannah.
At 'Boston - - -
Score: R. H. E.
Chicago w. -8 l4
Boston 2
Called end of seventh.
son. the Pirates seem to. have be
come confused and forced to retreat
on the run
exerting themselves to an extraordi
nary degree to produce the largest
and best crops possible. The patri
otic spirit In this taitter has been
worthy of. all praise and has shown
them playing a most admirable and
gratifying part in th full mobUUar
Beni ' and; Jacobs; ; J ones and Ag-- j yard for- good.
new.
1'000-00 .NATIONAL LEAGUE
.$1,168,262.32 f
J
: Total contingent liabilities (57 ! a, b and c)
BUte of Oregon, ) , j . " -County
of Marion. V
I, Jos. H. Albert, Cashier of the! above-named. bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge. and
belief. ' JOS. 'H. .ALBERT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before 'me this 11th rday of July. 1918.
v PAUL W. JOHNSON. Notary -Public.
V ' (My commission expires January ,8,-1921.)
Correct Attest: -
J. H. ALBERT,
E. M. CROISAN, r
B.-J. -MILES,
. . ' Directors. i f ,
At Pittsburg
- New York-Pittsburg game postpon
ed; rain.
league lnhe earlrweeks of the tea- Oregon Agricultural college.
Calirornlana who wish to attend
will apply at Leland Stanford 'Jr.
Una JJVCrOlt Tlvn are ttll IMIIDK TtiMAn IVIU TmK.aIasw IiIah Ar IK masM it IV fAnalrr
IV . vJi.. m in . wws " a j vs s w.unvivftj m M ks wa sv s .vws v w .mw w 1
;;,Zt v!ZP .1" ... , lr. . I Clrs college, the University of To a very greatly Increased prod ue-
'"""S" ""V m'V auvw.uK, mu iuiiie- CxnVM r . --M I tin,. l (K mAAA a In.
sfrilan'. ZSI fttZ fZlU University of CallfornU. the creased producUon of almost every
Dodii?. S re?u Jo ' iaioJ htAcock MlllUry Academy. Mount I other important grain, so thst our
poagers on his return to major , . ... . : ' , L.r.n.t.. nvi m .rnn i
the anxiety of the twstions arrayed
against Germsny with regard to their
food supplies has been relieved.
Advantage Pointed Owt.
The administrative method .of
WASHINGTON. July 12. Indue-1 screelnc upon a fair Mice has this
tlon of British subjects into the UnK- very great advantage which any de
ed States army in accordance with I ment of rigidity would In large part
provisions or ue a ran treaty be-l Mtrov. namely, the advantage of
league company has aroused many of i ? " W acautmy. ana
th trittfa ffmrMi -that -ri .. 8111 Dlogo army and navy academy.
the critics 'who figured 'thst the vet
eran shortstop -Was out ' of the big
The drafting of Shortstop 'Everett
Scott for army service Is a severe
I blow to the Red Sox chances of com
Ing 'through a winner - "Scott has
been putting up a great game' for the
Sox this season
The
nusrd
Oraw
that "Rube" is with Brooklyn
.BRITISH lXDCCTlOXS STOP.
At Cincinnati
Brooklyn-Cincinnati game postpon-1 stead of with hia old team, the Giants
ed; ,wet grrounds.
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At Chicago-
Score: R. H. E.
Boston '0 '5 3
Chicagol 14 0
Konetchy and Henry; Hendrix and
Killlfer. O'Farrel.
At SL Louis
Score: . R. II. E.
Phllsdelnhia 2 5 '0
St. Louis ............... 8 15 1
Jacobs and -Burns; Mai, Doak and
Gonzales.
GERMAN LOSERS
(Contnlued :frcm'pagr l).
Opinions for Schulderman
Written by Yen Winkle
GAINS SHOWN
BY CIISSI0N
1 7
other. points, there Is nothing further of a general corporation and must
If three Wallowa county farmers.
atin V . I . I
company, known as the Grouse' Creek I Rcj)0lt of JodaitHal Accident
Mutual Ditrn company, wish to -file
their articles of Incorporation in
their present -form, they 'must file
them with the state superintendent
of banks' and put op securities t of
$50.000,-although the capitalisation
of the company Is only -$300." ' This
Is 'the ruling of Assistant - Attorney
General Van .Winkle on grounds thst
they "have orgsnixed a trut-Instead
to rcport from the British front.
PATROfi SUCTTOWFDL
ROME, July :12. The offirlal
statement issued by thewar office
teady reads:
comply iwlth-the tnistilaw. Inquiry
was made vf the attorney general's
office 'by Corporation 'Commissioner
Schuldermsn'who asked If the arti
cles could be filed In his department.
The firm's place Of business Is Im-
Along the front In Northern Italy naha, Wallowa county
Another opinion written for Mr.
Schulderman holds 'that the -Union
Workers' ' i Beneficial ' ; association.
which proposes to engas In the bus
iness of accident Insurance, must' file
Its articles with the state Insurance
GO EAST
Throturh
'THE 'CANADIAN 'PAOIFIO B00EIES
Mountain wonderlands, bcauUes, and grandeurs piled
together in every mood nod whim of mighty na
ture. Go k through the heart of the Fifty ; ,
Kwltzcrlands in one reached only
-; " by the World's Greatest
V Transportation - i " -
The Canadian Paeule -Eallway ? :
ENJOY THIS SCENIC TEIP :B Y DAYLIQIIT -
IT COSTS NOIIOEE :
Write or call for -Illustrated -booklets en -Cawadian , -
.l'acltic - Service and aulsone .JUssKan perTlce- . . .
licsNAOIANlj
-B.E.XJhacv;C. T;A. - . 5
Canadian. Pacific Railway Company i
. -fiS'Third Street ' r '
Portland Oregon
-.
IAS - - i .v - f
there has , been intermittent artll-
lery fire. "In .the Arsa valley our
patrols -destroyed -two small enemy
oostsand .captured few 'Prisoners
An attempted" eivemy attack -at Cor-
1 1 A ,ltl. t An wv Inaul Tit
Albania our-troop, ar'e continuing I nlT.:' ot
the work Of clearing- the ground iron : '
which the Auttrracs were driven and
i gathering booty." Three cannon
eight mountain guns, .four trench
guns and 'two trench inortars 'ha.ro
Lbeen found. -
Hearings on Revenue
Bill Brought io End
Orgniialion Shows Ii
terestlns: Data
Some notable Increases In figures
are shown In an annual statement Is
sued yesterday by the state-Industrial
accident commisslon.The report takes!
the commission s financial condition
up to June 30. this year. On that
date a -balance of 81.02C.785.1Z Is!
shown In the accident fund. Fbr
July 1. 1917. the total wss $301.
322.04. The report shows In the
segregated fund a balaace of .$1,24 C-
436.08. The figure for July 1. last
year, was $748,400.32. .The respec
tive totals of accident and segregat
ed funds are -81.049.722.98 and $2.-
273.221.20.
For the period of operation from
November 5. 1914. to June 30. .1918.
total receipts were $1,431,822.57 and
total disbursements $3.404437.45.
or $1,028,785.12 In favor of the re
ceipts.
-Tor the month of June. 1918. to
tal receipts were $218,081.04. aad
total disbursements. $149,898.84. Ad
ministrative-expenses for the month
were $10,142.75.
The 'ratio of expense to receipts
ad eowsumer.
A fixed minimum. price of 82.40
per bushel would. It Is estimated, add
$2 Ver -barrel to the -price of flour:
In other words, raise the price of
flour from -the present price " of
$10.50 to $12.50 .at the mill and in
as much as. we are autictpatlag a
crop of approximately 900.00t.0ft0
bushels or wheat this Increase would
be eqfllvsleat to the Immense saw of
8387.000.000. .
Wewkl Affect Cmiwfcds.
Such an Increase ef the price of
wheat In the United States would
force a corresponding Inerease in the
price or Canadian wheat. The allied
governments would. , or course, be
obliged to make all or their purchas
es at the lacra-ased figure, and the
whole scale of their flasacla! opera
tions la this country. In which tbe
government of the United testes is
directly assisting, would be thereby
correspondingly .enlarged. Tbe la
crease also would add very material
ly to the cost of living, and there
would Inevitably easoe an increase
in fhe waxes peJd In praetlcally every
lad si try la the world. These added
financial aad economic difficulties, .
affecting practically the whole world
can not. I assume, have been la con
templation by the congress In paw
ing this legislation.
(Signed) "Wood row Wilson." ;
DEBATE CXJTJTXUns. .
WASHINGTON. July 12 WhJ!e
the senate today cos tinned to debate
the house resolution authorising gov
ernment control during the war of
wire and radio y stems, leaders form
ed a program for a vote on It tomor
row, postponement of a test on pro
hibition until late nest month and
a mia-summer vacation or interim
recess for three days until August
2$. '
Prohibition advocates are said to
have s greed to this plan end Its rat
ification by the senate with recesses
beginning .tomorrow evening is cs
pected unless the president's veto of
tbe agricultural appropriation t.H
wtth the $2.40 jvbeat amendment
should operate to keep the ssnate la
session next Week. -
CLARK JiADE JUDGE. r .
WASHINGTON. July 12. T
anmlastlon of Captain George R
Clark to be Judge advocate general
t the navy with the rack of rear
admiral was coQalrmed today by tbe
senate.
I Patients Trom Salem to
WASHINGTON. July . 12. The for the year July 1. 1917. to June
house wars and means committee) 30, -1918. was 4.88.
T " e sl:,D 11 JliJ I today closed .hearings -on the new! Since the compeoaatlon act became
JeKW iw. I cnuictim noo.O 00.000 revenue bill after re-1 operative the number of accidents re
examination of Charles Johnson ported nave aggregated 45.719. of
'Fifty patients from the State Hos-1 Post.-representing magazine and per-l which 405 were faUl and 45.314
-nltal for-the Insane -are to be trans- nodical ..nnbllshers r end Jesse M.non-faUl. For the month of June.
f erred J to the -hospital at Pendleton LNeale, spokesman for publishers of I uiis-year, a total or zzso accidents
and will leave Salem next Tuesday 1 trade. papers who presented final r-' reporxea. oi wmcn zv were rauu
mnmlnr. It ! believed they can I cumtnts for rrewesl of the soae avs-1 na . v non-iaiau war tne wnoie
reach Pendleton the satneday. The Item of, rates for second .class malL Priod of. operation final settlement
transfer Is-to Je made. In accordance Both witnesses urged the adoption
with etloo taken by the State board I of a flat Tate of two-cents a pound
of control which -decided -at its last i0r any rother -flat rate that -would
sneetlng -to commit ,patients -f rom I spplv equally to all Publications. and I i - - I
Multuemah'couary to -u -i'enuieion i not discriminate agaiasi inose or na-i niui.Hiun,'UN ji. tope
institutlen for sorae time to comel tlon wide circulation. - Iclat to The SUtesraan.) Mrs. Da-
but laten atthersusgestien or Super-1 The committee will begin executive Ivld Raaaford sad son. Arthur, speatlj
intendent WlfD.tMeNanr of the Pen-1 sessions Monday on framing: the rev-la few .flays sere UU week. -sirs.
I dleton Institution, decided to trans-enue bill, although the treasury will 1 Raasford came frosa Sclo where she
f-r rnaissd. The removsl of.patlenUlnot have ready a great deal ot es-had been looking over ptoperty with
frnm the : Salem InstituUon is necea-1 sential data Tecardinri Incomes and I tne intention ot.purcnssing. Mr. ana
Bary to t elicre eongtstlon, - . 7 excess profits until early la AausL Mrs; , IUasford now. live at BoanevUlo'i
has been mads In 27.527 eases.
IAY BUY PftOPERTT.
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1916 CHEVROLET recently oTerBaulcrJ, new tlres',
1917 FORD, ELECTRIC STARTER (! olLtr
equip ncnL
1917 FORD with shock absorbers and speedometer.
TWO FORD ATTACHR1ENT TRUCKS in kood con
dition. .You'miut see thenf to appreciate their xeal yortL
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