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Newspaper Page TextDlbtYOU KNOW THAT SALEM SHOULD BE AND WITHOUT DOUBT CAN BECOIVIE A GREAT WOOD WORKING CENTER? V SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS POLICE ARE SEARCHING SEVENTEEN WOMEN ON OCTOBER JURY PANEL NVESTIGATI0N OF AIR (I SALEM IS RATED HIGH FOR ALLEGED THIEVES SERVICE STARTS TODAY IN NEW BABS0N REPORT HOT TO AFFECT U. S. Hi PUBLIC LIFE i r - DBE BASIS EUGENE SEDAN POUND ABAN PREVIOUS HIGH FIGURE ! ' ' COUNTY IS FIFTEEN IN PRELIMINARY SURVEY WILL SALES OPPORTUNITIES ARE DONED LAST NIGHT BE MADE AT CONFERENCE FAVORABLE IN JULY i - ' ' ' ; HUGE MERGER GRRFT DISCLOSED Ifi COURT n p t HYLANWiLLHETIBE iEEST VH 1 Finariiing Operations In volving Millions of Dol- : lairs Are Uncovered 1 av, . i !- mm- nninnrnli. IMWUMfeN Ant bnttnULU , j Fake., -Railway Mergers Said I . Have Been Used By Los An to geles Men to Swindle Stockholders if, LOS jANGEJUEo, Cal., Sept. 16 (By jAssoelated Press.)- Gigan tic railway mergers and railway financial Operations involving hundreds of million. t of dollars were described In a mass of news- paper cuppings wmcn were leaui today to me superior court jury wnicni iryjug neury muus auu Thomas Hennessey on charges of con rpirfcey to swindle investor, out of several hundred thousands of j doitarsii through a fake railway mergerf 1 he clippings were read by 'rV ue cou cros examination of J. P. Black, 3 ; . . 'I retired I printer pad puonsner oi ... . . .j , vl ..I.". v.. ...ubillM caused by the theft of the r' Ki S Just before Dy tne .prosecution. jusi oeiore callins Black to the stand tbe protition had declared in its to roe the purported contract a -r - - - ' i : tfinnn . .v't,ur v'. . - B0g,00Q andon wtilch tne aeiena- is -anis represeniea mai iucjt u'time between 8 and 11 o'clock. I v " ' 00 exited on.ly in the image of llibbs 4nd Hcnncssy. On direct examination Black i testified that he had been ap proached by lHibbs who told him of the -plans'; for the tremendous merger thatj money was required nance their operations as brokers I In maaaging tne aeai. umu mey could collect tneiri izuu.wuu.uuu commission uu iut w. dollar h;e advanced to further their BcliTltUs he would receive ten in return.j tie aavancea suuu, eaid atjid waj assured frequently j- ; - - trfan wks almost completed and iknt hi wnirt anon receive his ITIl VVTrnflt. hare t$ the proflts; ... uiacc saiO: it was expiaurea i Urn that a corporation headed by Hennery's siatner naa . oeen Jormed to build a cereal products ment with a search jurarrant, sworn j with the president that he prob factory( at San Diego, but that out by. an undercover agent, , the I aly ould have something to say plan was abanaonea wnen an op- Vj ortuntty wa$ offered to buy the i Vdefunc Western Paciric railway v ' ' J V 1 AAA AAA ana rjs.uuu,uwu. -inis suggested the possibility of railway Opera- tlons oh a much larger scale, he said h was toia, ana at a con- ference! of 100 prominent f man-1 clers hild In a Pasadena hotel a fund ,ot $808,000,000 was sub- ecribed'to effect a huge JnergeT to Denverand Rio Grande, the Mis-1 eourl Pacific, the Pere Marquette and a number of other railways. iTthhl . anft TTonnAMv were an-1 pointed the takers to manage this deal, two witness said he was torn and that they were to receive a commission or -p per cent wiuca wouia amount to more man $200,090,000 " The merger,: he said, he was as- surcd. was to receive the sanction of the interstate commerce com - mifBionj ana me coniraci unaer which llibbs and Ilennessy were working was held by Attorney Frcd Dt Grant, a relative of the U. S. Grant family. "llibbs told me he could not ... r - ' Bhow me the contract." the wit- ness testified, because of a clause making! it necessary to , keep it secret from the public and Wall F ninir. !-;... Via .nmA w.n Artlland. M WH rilRmlSWft TVCTnhr 1 i, m.v i. auv w iu - partly terilied his story. OCCfV! MUnC niUnUHIO i - SEALED BIDS WILL BE OPENED SEPTEMBER 20 i - , i "v " j'orciana oepiemoer z oy me state highway i commission upon two project, in the state. In urry county the-Euchre creck-RSogue river sectioa of the Roosevftt coast highway will be increased by 7.01 'miles off. the North Unit, involving approximate ly 132.000 cubic yards of excava tion and 3.98 miles involving ap proximately 162,000 cubic yards of excavation on the Sonth Unit. In peschutes and Jefferson countiei the Crooked river section 5 of The Dalles-California highway - will be developed. This means the grading; of 4.65 miles involving approximately 26,900 cubic yard, of excayation. - Seventh Theft is Reported; Dallas Man Has Automobile Wreck- Near City Police, at 1 o'clock this morn ing, were scouring! the entire city v. i ; lotol , " luxe sedan car at the foot of Bash street here. The- car was . stolen I in Eugene Tuesday night. Meager w .(. nr0,i descriptions of the three men far nished by Carl Armstrong of this city; who saw the men leave the car, corresponded5 roughly to the descrlDtions of three men who A!!fJt?il-a.f 1" tl5",!2 1 iu uuisui. wie ff'"""v"-"w Dut fied wnen they1 were accosted Dy NIght Patrolman Winterstein alter an exchange of revolver gun- fire. ! working on tne meory mai tnese tnree men mignt do me r air- muuni uuiewiu pvmcc cib ling double efforts this morning to apprehend the triot Two officers J were detailed to sguard the car l aunng me nigm wun me nope that the men might return to it. All patrolmen were keeping a r.?. 'rAr. "srl,,..,r"r?st.' ieht-. " ' "T " .71 J source of worrr.for police, last th "r to jP1 here thla mftnth -Bi a wrck in West Salem . TjT Your o. C75 Court re- nnrteA ' " aJ li:20 0clock i n a r nis uuick lourinic car. iiib i,. k. .v.n rm o r""""" , 1." Parking- space near me iniersec-1 tion of Court and Church some- lumu uuuu auxA duuiu wu6 1 highway were notified and asked 10 machine. M a j, x . j (Continued on page 5) QQLDFISH BETRAY OWNER sjltj usH BKCAJIE SPORT- ive IN PRESENCE Oi GIN RAW tTRAVfTTRrn Sent 16 (By AB80ciated press. )The little gold f,sh whIcQ sh had cared fof aad fed as "good ai I fed my hus u m,--trilvA. tx,a cnnfMenn n Mrs. ciscma Hutopuis tnis morn- , J u i.. " ""T Tc " . " me peis voenina as sue ana ner i husband . departed, , from their apartment with a hibition agents. Entering the Hutopuls apart-1 officers, found- everything 4 to De quite proper about the household although a faint. Odor of liquor i . A, ii As tne agems were about to leave the nlace one of them anted the gold fish bowjt with its In- mates cutting all kmd of capers "I call them Xfenopl call them Xfenophen. Aga- - Fo"te- Jr- who was nom on anrf PfielXn. aaM xt. I Inated at the Primary yesterday, memnon and Penelftpe,' said Mrs. Hutopuls. "Aren't they cuto "Aretft I though?" , Little wild aren't "they?"' ven tared Agent Henry Stewart. The three pet. seemed to have had too; much. Agents said an investigation .showed that the bowl I contained about .tWo parts of gin lio one pan oi waier. ? - y tAU MAN HAD RECORD AC tii mnairvAT a!FDlrn Tntf i-v nii ar skjv -M. i.iiij a . i OREGON PRISON I -4- j . Ed Louh?ignot,' killed near Jef- ierson l uesaay noon ny t;. xr. rai ent, state traffic ; of ficer, served time in the Oregon prison it be- I came known yesterday.' Records show he was received 1 October 22, 1904, from Wultno- mah county, to serve three years for larceny by bailee.- He was 24 years old at that time. Louisignot escaped June 6, 15Oj, and was i . . . - 13, 1907. r. Under the nam e or ; Frank red from Coos j 1914, to serve ! county Jannary 2, I from trlv month tn five years for having received stolen goods. On April 11. 1916, he received a con- I ditional pardon and was tamed iro. - ito n.t.n. i - ... ficers. where it is said he escaned la week later. RACING RIDERS LEAVE LOCAL MEN WILL CO.HPETE IN YAKDH f' VENTS , " Cody Evans Coie McFarland, ! rider, and R, C. Parrent, me chanic, will leave early this morn ing for Yakima, wash., where j they ,vHl participate! in motorcycle racing events Friday. All the men arc connected' with ' the Harry j Scott Harley - Davidson agency here.! ; "Mutt" . Kelly, of Portland will ride tne of Scott's mechlses in the Washington races. ( r Official Sentiment Against Granting French Unwar ranted Concessions nilltl ' . rDmUCHIT LI IT" wunu . Hunttiiitm nil , . "'"" ' o Must be Settled Without Reference to Her Brit ish, Treaties WAsiiivornv cont ic o tl"iet In administration and congressional circles now appears t be aKait th anting" T y ? morIwi b terms for th settlement of its four billion Cellar war debt to the United States than were extended to Great Britain a nossiuia exception mav h made in the extension of a mora. torium for a few years to enable the French government to get Its nnancial affairs into better shape before beginning actual payments on account of the princiDal and coincident with the departure i. jw " 7 1 "n uii com- mission from Paris. for-Wa.hin. ton, Senator ismoot - Wpub . rt.i, - t. . : . - J--. .""rA1"1"1'" Mrnoii v tiinnf . 1 c w . aujr .,SfeeB,Ml. us government may nave reached with Great Britain for the funding of the Franco British debt At th callla t Qnnitn. republican. Idaho, chairman ine senate foreign relations rom mittee. Muo tlon with President Coolidge and ouuaequeniiy reiterated ma po- smon that the French debt should do funded on the basis of the British debt settlement Senator Smoot was quite out spoken with respect to the Anglo l rench negotiations. He declared the United States did not purpose to be drawn into any "political deals or understandings" between European governments, and that the United States debt commission wonld look after the Interests of Amerira in th Arthnn.i . Aca ln .l?e 'orthcoming nc- wl,OM WIttt e "h. senator Borah Is not wholly satisfied with the terms of the ana, he Indicated after his talk un .'n suoject when the agree mBt tom8 before the senate for ratification. FOLLETTE IJE.D LARGE MILWAUKEE. Wis., Sept. 16 (By A680ciated Press.) Robert carried the state by more than 90. 000 over his nearest opponent. ' ' " ' - V ' ' - Term fto Open October 5 With f Death Penalty Sought for Three ConTlcts Seventeen women and 14 men comprise the Marion county jury Jlst for, the October term of court. The venire was drawn in, the countyj clerk's office yesterday, with lfr G. Boyer, clerk, and Sam Burkhart, .deputy sheriff, presid ing. - . The list for the next term of court contains more women than any. jury drawn in this county. The previous record was 15. Of this number, only five eventually served in the jury box. The next term opens in" Judge Percy R Kelly's court on October 3. ; The state will ask the death penalty for Tom Murray, Ells worth Kelley and James Willos, on trial for murder in the first degree in connection with the kill ing of James Holman and J, M Sweeney, guards at the state pris on, the evening of August 12. The names of those drawn yes terday follows: Effle Ireton. Salem, 17, house wife; Dan J. Fry. Jr., Salem, 12 druggist; Asenath M. Power, Sa !em, 2, housewife; C. Laura IJve- say. East Woodburn, housewife; Ida C. Claxton, Shaw, housewife; John W. Ebner, East Mt. Angel, merchant; Emma B. Condit, Aums- ville, housewife; Clara E. Bross Salem, 6, housekeeper; Bertha L, Smith, 10, housewife; Lorenz A Byrd, Salem, 16, housewife; Ruby E. Horner. Horeb, housewife: A. N. Moores, Salem, 11, retired; Louise M. Hager, East Salem housewife; Chas. L. Parmenter Salem, 13, carpenter; Nellie G Baldwin, Salem Heights, house keeper; Hattie M. Jackson, Salem 10,. housewife; Theo Minden. East Etayton, farmer; Emily C. Rowe Jorth Silverton, housewife; Geo C. Will, Salem, 15, merchant; Rue Drager. Salem. 8. stockman; L. B Judson, Salem Heights, farmer John W. Magee, Scotts Mills, far rner; Lena Keeter, East Hubbard housewife; Archie Jerman, Quin aby, farmer; Ben Clemens, Cen tral Howell, farmer; Laura B Churchill. Salem, 9. . housewife M. S. Scollard, West "Woodburn retired; Pearl Allen, West Silver ton, housewife; Lyda M. Chapman West Woodburn, housewife; Ho mer P. Cleveland, Liberty, farmer Rachel - E- Reeder, Salem, 12 housewife. SAWYER KILLED IN MILL Large raw cuts 3lns body IN TWO IN ACCIDENT GRANTS PASS. Ore., Sept. 16 (By Associated Press.) Albert Biggerstaff. 60. was killed today when his body was cut in two by the big saw in the Herman Broth ers sawmill at Dryden. There Were no witnesses to the accident. the body being, discovered by fei- iow workmen HE SHOULD WORRY! Nine Members of. Inquiry Board to Itetermlne Coarse of Procedure. WASHINGTON. Sept. 16. (By Associated Press.) The long con troversy over aircraft , will shift to new battlegrounds . tomorrow with tho convening at the White House of the special board ap pointed ! by the president to in vestigate the subject. The nine board members, se lected by the president last Sat urday, are called to confer witb him at 11 a. m. to organize and receive his views as to the course to be followed. Appointment of the board, which was the first official recognition by the chief executive of the con troversy since its inception in con- f ress early last winter, was urged n a joint letter from Acting Secre ary Davis of the war department and Secretary Wilbur of the navy This communication, although making no reference to Col. Wil- iam Mitchell, former assistant army air chief and central figure n the dispute, was presented to he president shortly after the most recent outburst of a lengthy 1st of Criticisms he has directed gainst the air service of the two Departments since he first ap peared before the house aircraft committee last congress. Just how far the board will go Into the Mitchell criticisms and many others that have been made, is problematical, as the president, in announcing its appointment, gave no intimation as to the work to be covered. It is known that he feels that the board must, to a large extent. determine for itself the scope of the Inquiry procedure, and the witnesses to be summoned. He is inclined to believe, however. that its work should be conducted in public view, except, perhaps, when confidential matters relat ing to the national defense are touched 'upon. BOOK SERVICE REDUCED STATE LIBRARY FORCED TO CUT CIRCULATION Circulating libraries in the state were cut from 800 to 500 Wednes day by the state library board be cause of a reduced appropriation. The smaller settlements are elimin ated by i the ruling. Residents of Marion and Polk counties are de nied the privilege of calling for books at the state library and must write for the desired vol umes. ! Miss Cornelia Marvin. state librarian, and other officers connected with the department were re-elected. Governor Pierce was elected chairman of the board, with J. A. Churchill,: state superintendent of public instruction, as vice chair man. Edgar B. riper, editor of the Oregontan, and Miss Anne Mulhuron, Portland, were re-elect ed to- positions on the board. Defeated Aspirant for May orship o? New York Says Record Is Clean THIRD TICKET IS HINTED Hearst Papers DecUre Hrlw WIU Ran Independent; Walker flayed In Address at Luncheon NEW YORK, Sept. 16. (Bv l . . . I nBt.un.iPU i-reos. uverwnelm- inglr defeated by State Senator James Walker, who won the dem-land otr"uc nomination ror mayor of rew York City by a plurality of 1Q lQe primaries yesterday, aiayor JOUn r. llylan announced today that he WOUld retire tola private me. i inai mere wouia De a third I . I.- u "r r. yian in we mi?.7!,a88 editions today of the Evening Evening Journal, newspaper r WMii I me principal i supporter of the mayor. I will return to private life.' the mayor", statement road i'h mv self rcsnert nnlmnirMt m conscience clear and with the full .itfafof.tinn i -........ , u...ut.ulilUiur ly lived up to my oath of office." The statement was Issued after a luncheon conference with a rep- resentatlve of the Hearst news-1 Papers and John If. Slnnntt thai mayor's son-in-law and secretary, Some time after the statement was given out . the mayor con- fcrred for half an hour with Arthur Brisbane, of the Hearst ar m - The city .hall reporters' assocla tlon sent a question to the mayor asking whether his statement meant definitely that he will not reply wea T VT. There is nothing to add to the mayor's statement." Prior to the luncheon Mayor Hylan declared he wa. pleased that the primary fight had en- abled him to "pull the mask oft the big ham and egg man from Albany." . If he retire. Mayor Hylan will have f Pension of $6,000 a year from the city. V, lwr- . a ma I Mntt MLLfcU IN bLA5l 5IINE EXPIiOSION FATAL: OTH- WHEEt.lNO. w. Va . Sent i k (By Associated Press.) Three men-are reported to be dead and."" " 7' "u" two badly burned in a powder ex- J1"" " to the authority granted I TV w n a wa siv I at I v av I car a a& aaar w a aa rfSi avaa plosion in mine No. 2 of the Elm Grove Mining Co.. at Trladelphla, 12 miles from here, last night. .JST?.: iZL v.. o.wo.u. -''' milalr mlnnra m-orn antnin heft " by the blast. All the mine entries are said to be open. Doctor, and u.. iuu-v. v muipgwrr iu me iuici mr aecreiary in miuo i rum dcib. triadelphia. w. v... sept. 17. (Associated Press.) Otfl- rlil. at Iha Nn 2 mint of thn Kim drove MInlnr Co.. aald earlr this - - " rtornln that a amall e,Dloion had occurred in the workings shortly before midnight and that only a half dozen supply men were lb the mine at that time. The officials said they did not know the fate of these men. They ad- ded that the explosion wa. not of o eufficlent importance to call for fTnftAff Clila finrttfln rf mlnM I cue car. . SENATOR FACES CHARGE CITY ATTORNEY PREPARES CASE AGAINST fcTAN FIELD UAKCK. ure.. sept. 15 ly Associated press.) Senator Rob- ert N. Stanfleld will face charges of resisting an officer If he appears i in pouce court here Friday in con- nectlon with the arrest at a local cafe here last Sunday. City Attor - Iney Frank McColloch announced late today, 1 "After two days spent 1 in- vcstigatlng the facts I have defi nitely determined to file a charge against Senator Stanfleld of re - slsting .n officer. Further Investi gation may result in additional charges being filed, but that will I probably 'not be determined until tomorrow," McColloch said. - A continuance of the case until October 1 may be made, it was intimated hero today. KNIFE VVOUHD IS FATAL VEGETABLE PEDDLER VICTOI; WIFE QUESTIONED . SEATTLE. Sept. 16. Stabbed to, death with a potato knife, the tody cf Toa Tarx. 4.1. a vege table peddler, was fo-cr.d lathis ! home here today. His wife 'was taken into custody for questioning. Oregon Is Lteted as Having Fair I Opportunities; Improvement Over June " According to the Babson sales and credit map just received by! tne Chamber of Commerce. Salem is one of the xour cities on tne Pacific coast where business was ""J most favorable sales opportunities daring the month of July. The other ciUes with this highest rating for retail business I are Yakima, Pasadena and San Francisco. Babson now rates the state of . . . I uregon as a siaie wnere aaies up-I port unities are fair. Washington California are given the same rating. For Oregon, this is an I improvement over the June rating of Babson. In ratlnr theTetall renditions of I tt th Rihtnn Hnnrt I. hatlshtn rn th trrwnTUa nA th ., j,Mt ,iorVi niuinr I ..k -n t. v.v. f. . Mil v5U a a a . a u tij vauav w month. ThU does not in check. giTfn on bank, in ,v, -,l,Krtr,B .n-.ri o . . ..... . . . ... Lw.."w .w .w luruugu dium mr me mumu oil ,U,T were s ow Salem, fll.450.000; Eugene. 18.152.000; Yakima. $10,870,000; Bcllincham. S9.742.000: Everett. - " " ' - i3.&&5.uuo; noquiam. X5.Z67.- 000; Bakersfield. CaL. 112.045.- 0 00; Santa Barbara, $13,665,000; San Bernardino. $8,812,000; Phoenix. Ariz.. S21.524.000: A. toria, Ore.. $4,112,000; Pendleton, $3,316,000; Reno. Nev.t $9.42tw 000. WfJRK'S POLICY RAPPED BORAH URGES CHANGE IN RE-1 CLAMATION DEPARTMENT WASHIVr.TnV C,n It n. Press.) -Necessity for change of the Interior depart- ment's reclamation policies was urged noon President Coolidr to-1 day by Senator Borah, republican. Idaho. Sharp protest against the pres - lent xoUcy. and -nartSrniartv against the shutting off of water in the federal Irrigation district. I because of failure of settler, to meet deferred payment, to the government, has been voiced br senators and. representatives from I i - . . . . . r"""wl 'ne wiern sues. I, J oran preseniea tne su- ut,on In hU 8Ute' DO hld .11 I , h , FVvwlln1 and he is hopeful that there will be a Immediate change in. the prlRJ"m ' Secretary Work. ,, ; . ,t .., 1 7 lh ""1!r8- "t0LBt K - - ' ' ; ."Vt .ndwii: on act passed i oy me last conaress. I - . . ocssiur Donu oupotra ion measure before the senate on the ground that it reposed too mueh i nanannc tne reclamation and irri- tv.T:::7,:"l: -,u.r "D,h.7:r. ... tT . I . . . .. . I mm ,. ... mmm 1 n . v. m. Mr AMAH . ... " " : ' et -,ft . ..... r-Dinav TLttl I U LtAVt rnlUAT , , . iw-xo f iiwinuuiiWn . . , . .Jt' ' u Jj' T , . ; V . ' Associated Press). The United vi 1 1 m a . r in . rn iirii i 1 1 r . " I Wa t a Wl a a ar IT W aaaaMMTal EiS?Ui .. T. , for the Journey. The battleship Idaho which will take Commander John Rodger. mini hla fnnr traa.Ta!fl flian of the PN-9 back to San Francisco from whJch lh(,y gUrted their now ramoog west coast-Hawaii non-stop flight atltempt. depart. tomorrow for San Francisco. The Idaho will Join the fleet I about September 24 at San Pedro or poaalbly San Diego POLICE SEIZE WRECKAGE FOUR TRUCK LOADS OF DIRIGI i IRLE PARTS RECOVERED j WHEELING. W. Va.. Sept. 16. "(By Associated Press.) In a I series of raids m private homes and business establishments in northern West Virginia and east ern Ohio today, government agents recovered" four trackloads of wreckage of the destroyed naval dirigible Shenandoah that had been carried away as souvenirs Among tbe recovered articles, which were placed in the federal building here, were personal grip of several members of the ship's crow tn3 a ofT!;! Xn "Tra? Jkrr; worn ' by" Commander Zaciiary Lansdowne. No arrest were made. Bread Cast Upon the Water Returns in Form of Sub-; stantial Policies ; " CONSIDER THREE POINTS Ammnt CkmtTihvtHl tCT RnlMtn Fund. Length of Member ship and General Inter ' est. Mala Factors Insurance on the new TMCA T' build In . t fn rtutrtHf ii among those insurance man who have contributed to the fund for the building, and will be nronor- tioned among them on tbe basis jof the amount they have eontrlb- nted. the Irarth f ihfr mmbr- remral lnltrMt tnv timT faVoh in YMCA work. rmnt!r tn a r - - " - o statement given out yesterday fcy C. A. Kella. general secretary of the Salem YMCA. The building committee, of hdilrh Pmi w.ii.m u twill inrir. .rs v. .,.!- . D - of these three pJnts, and will award the "contracts as soon as the building Is completed. The insurance, which will pro- , ,1,, V.I1JI.. - . JIT , r11 ..T, oant !o approximately 12.- 000. Mr. Kclls says that he has been asked time and again Just how the ,n8nrnce waW taken out. and gives out the statement to do away with further donbt concerning the matter. He said that ft would hardly be fair to the other, who have been active ln the intercut of the YMCA of . the contracts should be awarded to only .two or three men. while the plan to be adopted will give each man a-f air nrnnnHInn nt V. . The amount of Insurance each man is to recaiv has not vtWn - det.rmln- , thm mttta- t. nmMam .m i- I rnmH whan tt,- ,,ttta -t meets. Mtlnr. . im.1t l.. . lthe special can of the chairman, I anA tw Tt-.rr. v.. . A-ri " I nitelr on tha dt r th rt I raeetlnr Among the men- who are to proflt tr Anienon & nopefTf Rm.w n.,,!,. . r- nJi ,tit rt t Ttn!.a t Th I - ,OI1 u Buchanan. W. n. Burg- hrd,, Albert Copley. W. C. Dyer. B. T. Ford. W. H. Grabenhorst ft Co" 1m Roberta. August Hnck-sti. ntrto- r ti G Krnerer O w. rin.r y tr Lauterman. Fred Mangis. Iran G. Martin. McGHchrUt fc Pennlng- tonE. A. Miner, j. MIIljJt A I . . Moor en, Gertmd J. M. Page, KM T. Pope. Warren F. Power,. LLV.1?!: S25B. Vott " c... n.n - . I nfcraty. nUl9T IU I cv tv v. gundley ftToIw Jf f TfV S?,!V S Z.t 1.'?: i Uamg big distillery is pnnun ---.c .. I . I - ... ... - . i I "UWUIAM. WW., Ecpt.:i- Two .tills Of 1.000 and 1.20 0-gal- . CMVcnf- XBre " onuta- Ing 5,000 gallons of fermenUng m,b' 0ne ,n? on? Jtrtrs ton or sugar ana othsr moonshine i equipment wa. burned oa Blue I Slough, about ten mile, east of Pere br 'derl agent, from ere py ieaerai dry agent, from Seattle today. The squad spent ... . I rainstorm in an effort to approach . .... . - 5.?.',:' . Director Had Wonderful Sale Director's Department Rterr, as a remit of tbe fovr rag broadalda adiertliiewteat o n Twesday, aanowarlas; tbe ben xibg of the fall senina; ea n paiga for yeaterday. had a fun bonao all day in every drrrt taent. . Tbe crowd brcn rami r. 5 early and they lasted the whole clay, and tlw trying wa very grneral and gTTtereps, fn ri-ry pat of the rMaLlWmn at. from the baleonfes to tlx eroooraj baaevneat, arad from grcreries to hoea. ' This waa a yrry roeo a racing rrspons. . It win rt dibt 1 rontinaed todar. and Itidsflnlt ly. IVopl wrm frt IVi rrn-mU that throaid the More from Xnllee and mflcs atiMj frt-m rrery dlrertft'w?: from tnny tewns ami el tie of lL ml'rr. This all shows that tarh ad vert laln H RtI for Ka!-m l- crneral; for fhr nt5 !cr5 br-nit hrrc 1 y lti tcrr"i a V. f c-; 1 I " . . 3 ta vue