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NEWS NOTES OF CURRENT WEEK SUFFRAGETTES GET MEDALS ENGLAND FEARS «•1 Royal Residence and Public Build ings Closed for Season. Fed By Force” Crosses Moat Ex pensive Decoration. MILITANTS TRAIN DITCHED; FOUR KILLED Lindon How the militant suffra- Ismdon -The mystery of the bomb found in St. Paul's and other buildings I gettes bestowed medals and other dec has not been solved, nor has anything orations on those who distinguished beeh discovered that would tend to themselves in the “cause” was CONFER ON COMMONWEALTH BEAUTIFY RURAL CENTERS throw light on it. The suff ragettes brought out in the hearing Wednesday neither admit nor deny their responsi of the “conspirators” who are being University of Oregon Arrange« to UroM-Roada and School Grounds to bility. Miss Tyson, presiding at a suffrag tried under the malicious damage to Be Made Attractive. Entertain Many Guests. ette meeting in the Helborn town hall, Smoker 1« Telescoped by Steel Bag Oregon naval reserves destroyed the property act. A medal manufacturer University of Oregon, Eugene—Stu Oregon Agricultural College, Cor while remarking that it had not t>een testified about the decorations sup target in practice at Fort Canby. gage Car Seven Injured - plied to the Women’s Social and Po dents and faculty at the University of vallis — A movement to assist in the proved that suffragettes had put the Raila Spread. A submarine collided with a small litical Union. Oregon school bomb in the cathedral, added that He said that medals Oregon have completed arrangements beautification of steamer at Norfolk, Va., sinking the inscribed “for valor” cost $1.50 each; grounds, county buildings, cross roads there still were persons who had not for the entertainment of more than meeting places, and all places of pub heard why the women wanted the vote latter. “hunger strike” medals, $2.36, and 500 guests from all parts of the state lic gathering by the planting of judi and the only way to wake them up was Tacoma Four are dead ami seven More than 500 Huerta troops were "fed by force” crosses $5. are Injured as the result of the derail The most distinguished decorations, who will attend the Commonwealth ciously chosen shrubs and vines has by bombs. left dead on the field after the battle been begun by the extension division Much indignation prevails among all ment of Oregon-Washington local No. known as "grille” brooches, cost conferences Friday and Saturday. at Guaymas. of the Oregon Agricultural college classes of society that during the com 362, bound from Portland to Seattle, $10.50, he said. Bars were also sup Unlike the merry throng of high Discovery of ancient manuscripts in through A. L. Peck, professor of land ing holiday period Windsor Castle will near the Monlamara Festo racetrack Egypt gives additional light on doings plied for addition to the ribbons on school students who descended upon scape gardening. I m » wholly or partially closed, together grandstand at Lakeview, a few milea the medals when subsequent acts were of Bible days. Already Prof. Peck has given his Eugene last week for the interschol with the Tower of London, the British south of Tacoma, Monday after considered worthy of special mention Taft refers to the Progressive recall ' in dispatches. Testimonials recording astic athletic contests, and for social services, with much time and thought, and other museums, cathedrals and noon. The train was ditched while plan as a "hair-trigger” reform lead acts of lawlessness by adherents of visiting with the university students to assisting in the solution of prob public buildings, owing to the fear of speeding at 65 milea an hour over a ing to anarchy. the militant organization were dis while making their arrangement« to lems of the school grounds at Lake a suffragette outrage. perfectly level stretch of track. view, Inde|>endence and elsewhere, Scotland Yard published figures es All of those killed were riding In Collapse of a burning church tower tributed among the rank and file by enter as freshmen in the autumn, this helping with the planning and plant timating the damage to property by the leaders of the union. the smoking car in the forward three at Stratford, Ont., killed the fire chief “General” Mrs. Flora Drumonmd, week’s delegations are composed of ing of the grounds about the Mon suffragettes in the past three months seats, and were crushed beneath the and a policeman. mouth Normal where a large amount at $5,000,000, and figuring that, in steel baggage coach, which jammed the militant suffragette, is in a state adults who are coming for the purpose Roosevelt at a Progressive dollar of collapse and will be unable to ap of dealing in a serious way with prob of work has been done. He took the cluding the coat of protecting lives its way 12 feet into the smoker. The dinner assails both Republican and pear at the resumed hearing. A doc lems of the greatest importance to the teachers and children of the Monmouth and property, militancy is inflicting a remains were not recovered by the Democratic parties. tor testified in court that, owing to state of Oregon. Leaders in all lines public schools into the woods and total cost of $26,000,000 a year on wrecking crew until after four hour« of sociological, political and business fields to collect suitable native plants Great Britain. of hard work. Representative Pepper has intro her illness, she had been removed to a activity will be present, both as speak for the decoration of the school That a campaign of even greater nursing home. He said it would take Although officials of the Northern duced a bill making it unlawful for grounds. violence is impending is the general Pacific railroad, which owns the track, ers and audience. any employer to try to influence his two weeks for her to get into condi "If people would only come to real belief. Votes for Women, the woman and of the Oregon-Washington Rail Friday morning is to be devoted to tion to undergo an operation which employes in politics. was necessary, and another two Legislative and Administrative Effi ize that it is not necessary to pay a suffrage newspaper, edited by Mr. ami road A Navigation company, were on Plans are made for a big peace cel months before she would be able to be ciency, the aftenoon to Co-operation fancy price in order to have beautiful Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, says: the scene shortly after it hap|»ened “We see before the country a and made an investigation that last<d ebration next December, which is the tried. and Credit, the evening to City Plan shrubbery and vine«,” exclaimed Prof. Peck in discussing the work. “The |>eriod of disorder such as has not been all afternoon they were unable defin centennial anniversary of the signing ning and State Planning. of the treaty of Ghent. Saturday morning educators of na Oregon gra;>e is as handsome a shrub known for decades, perhaps for cen itely to state the cause. HILL SAYS RUSH IRRIGATION General Su A man in Cali turies. We see a prospect of violence perintendent Richards, of the North tional reputation will discuss the re as one could wish. President Farrell, of the United fornia paid $3 apiece for what we can being answered by violence in a terri States Steel corporation, says the Great Railroader Says Government organization of the school system. At have for the digging any day. Then ble crescendo. We foresee the likeli ern Pacific, said the probable cause noon, the Oregon Society of Engineers was a spreading rail. association was not organized to con Should Quit Business. will pour several hundred visitors into there is the waxberry bush, the vine hood of crimes being sympathised The engine ami eight cara left the trol local trade, but to deveolp foreign maple, red flowering currant, moun with if not condoned and approved by track, the engine plowing its way 2(8» Washington, D. C.—“Hurry up and the campus from its special train. business. After luncheon served by the young tain spray and the sweet brier rose. many of the moat respected law-abid feet before it turned over on Its aide Dynamite was found on the track of complete the reclamation projects al women students and alumnae, there For heavy massing there is the red- ing members of the community.” and was buried five feet in the earth. ready under way. and be sure you have the Monongahela railroad just before Another bomb outrage was attempt will be two sessions, one by the editors bark dogwood, and a number of other Engineer Dunlap escaped uninjured an express train was due. The train competent men in the field,” was the of Oregon in the rooms of the depart fine native bushes.” ed at Tottenham, in the northeast of as did his fireman. The wrecking advice James J. Hill, the railroad carried money to pay a large number Recently Prof. Peck gave a talk at Isindon. The bomb was discovered magnate, gave to Secretary Lane at a ment of Journalism, and one by the the East Portland library on “The before it had time to explode. It was crew reached the scene of the accident of miners. women guests of the university, at about 4 o’clock. reclamation hearing. General Landscape Treatment of the found by a caretaker outside the door It is announced that naval authori The accident happened on a straight He reiterated his statement that it which more than a score of club Modest City Lot. ” Whenever his col of a shop. ties have decided to use the battle cost the reclamation service more than women and working women will de stretch of track in a small cut with a lege duties will permit, he is always The authorities have secured evi bank alxiut two feet high on each aide. ships Oregon, Indiana and Massachu twice what it cost over services of liver five-minute addresses. At four o'clock al) meetings will ad glad to give his personal services, free dence that many former constitutional setts as targets for the more modern private enterprises to reclaim the journ, and the students will entertain of charge, for advice and assistance in suffragists also have joined the mili vessels of the navy to practice on. desert lands. plannning the plantings for school tant body since the defeat of the wo SPAIN WELCOMES ALFONSO Mr. Hill based his statement as to the visitors with pageantry and scenes A valuable gold hand-bag disap the high cost of reclamation work on from Peer Gynt and Midsummer grounds, property altout country build man suffrage bill. There is no ques peared at a fashionable bridge party a report of the census bureau. Di Night’s Dream, given by students in ings, vacant city property, and espe- tion that the number of militants is Kaiacr Does Not Relish Idea of in Portland, and as no servants were rector Newell of the Reclamation serv costume under the trees of the campus. 1 cially the little cross-roads meeting growing. French-Spanish Alliance. in the room at the time it seems cer ice, and Senator Walsh, of Montana, In the evening the visiting editors places where there are, perhaps, s Madrid The Spanish people, proud tain that a guest must have taken it questioned him about having personal will be the guests of the student jour general store, a church, a Grange hall HOUSE PASSES TARIFF BILL of King Alfonso's personal popularity and carriage sheds. nalists honor society, Sigma Delta President Wilson, unsolicited, gave knowledge of the Reclamation service. In France, greeted the sovereign on “With foresight and an eye to beau “I never built an inch of irrigation Chi, at a banquet. Democrats Clinch Victory by Vote his return from Paris with unusual a check for $300 to a fund for an ty, such community centers may be A rate of one and one-third fare for works in my life,” said Mr. Hill, “but emergency hospital in Washington. enthusiasm. Women strewed Howers of 281 to 1.39. I know that when private enterprises the round trip is effective on al) roads, come very attractive," said Mr. Peck. Ex-Senator Chauncy M. Depew in Canada can sell the land and water and all persons interested are invited "There should be a good place for Washington, D. C.—The Underwood in the king’s path between the station games at these points, where the tariff bill, proclaimed by the Demo and the palace. Governors ami diplo acted as guide in showing a party of for $30 an acre, and the water on to attend. young men, instead of sitting on the cratic party as the answer to its plat matic dignitaries gathered at the sta visitors about the capitol at Washing reclamation projects in the United store platforms smoking and chewing form pledge to reduce the tariff, was tion and the queen and queen mother ton. Farm Data Being Printed. States costs $45 an acre, there is some also were there to welcome the king. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor tobacco, may get together in the even passed by the house late Thursday. The California senate has a bill for difference in the cost.” King Alfonso ami the German em ing and pitch quoits, jump, run races The vote was 281 to 139, five Dem a state moving-picture censor. Director Newell replied that the vallis—“The Oregon Farmer’’ is the and use simple gymnasium parapher peror will meet in Holland on the oc ocrats voting against the bill and two Montrna water users want larger government work was more perma title of a state booklet just sent to nalia, such as the traveling rings and Republicans for it. Four Progres- casion of the international regatta in A. ’ — Bexell, director farms allowed under the reclamation nent; that private enterprise was press by Dean J. Statistical the horizontal bars. It would not only sives supported the measure and 14 the summer, according to the Tribuna. Bureau, prone to take in too large an acreage of the Oregon This is considered significant. In act. furnish fun; it would build them up opposed it, while one independent Pro for the water capacity and further, which conducted a preliminary agri- t<odi)y, mentally and morally. .Some view of the present strong influence gressive joined with the majority. Government reports indicate a rec that the government could work only cultural survey of the state for the thing of the improvement probably When Speaker Clark announced a which the triple entente has over the eight hours a day and private enter purpose of compiling accurate data on possibly foreshadowing a ord breaking winter wheat crop. would be carried home to the farm vote in loud tones that revealed his king, the results being obtained by agricul grounds, as well.” prise works ten. alliance, Franco-Spanish military satisfaction, exuberant Democrats Colonel George P. Harvey says J. P. turists in the state. It is expected which the German emperor does not here starb-d a stuffed Democratic don Morgan was a thoroughly patriotic that C. C. Chapman, state immigra CHEAPER WATER FOR VALLEY Jury Reform Bill Is Beaten. key over the heads of their colleagues welcome. American. tion agent, who has charge of the pub Trenton, N. J.—The senate defeat lication of the 200-page book, will in the rear of the chamber, a faint Roosevelt May Be Crowned. A Portland woman is suing her di ed the jury reform bill passed recently Santiam Company Hopes to Give ripple of applause followed and the vorced busband for breach of promise by the house. Attached to it was an have it ready for distribution by the Supply Within Year. Ixindon — Theodore Roosevelt ran gavel fell on the first chapter in the middle of June. to re-marry her. amendment providing for the referen Salem I. D. Turner, one of the in history of President Wilson's extra have the throne of Albania, if he Besides the statistical data, the re wants it. The suggestion already has Protestant churches of New York dum. and the statement was made that port will contain 14 leading articles corporators of the Santiam Water com ordinary session of congress. With the bill on its way to the sen been carried to the point where the plan a world-wide conference in the the bill as amended had been approved by different authors, dealing with pany. announced that rights of way by Joseph P. Tumulty, President Wil phases of the work in which each was for the pipeline had been obtained ate, there was a rush of representa colonel has only to signify his willing interest of church unity. son’s private secretary. ness to accept and the crown is his. especially interested. This is based one-third of the distance, and that the tives to their homes. A Chicago University professor says The Democrats could muster only 10 on facts. “If Roosevelt desires the kingship Adjournment will be taken in the County court would be asked to grant the fads of women are largely respon votes in its favor, 11 being necessary a franchise along county roads for the house three days at a time until June of Albania we will put him ahead of sible for the high cost of living. to pass the measure. Both houses all others who have been named. 1 remainder of the proposed route. He School Uniforms Advocated. have adjourned for the week and the Republicans and Progressives, led myself would certainly vote for him. said that W. E. Pierce, of Boise, and Albany—That all children attending Charles Theis, of Spokane, had agreed respectively by Representatives Mann Roosevelt is one of the most extraor prospect for the passage of jury re PORTLAND MARKETS form legislation at the extraordinary public schools should wear uniforms to provide $300,000 for use in n ~ and Murdock, protested to the laut dinary men in the world, being by giving while at school, the uniforms to be nature on a higher plane than mere Wheat — Track prices: Club, 90c; session of the legislature is not very furnished by the state, is a proposal Salem, Stay ton, Turner, Aumsville against the measure. princes. “ and Sublimity a pure water supply. bluestem, 98(5 99c; forty-fold, 92c; bright. made in a resolution adopted by the They will be the principal stockholders This was the emphatic statement Federal Aid in Opposed. red Russian, 87(5 88c; valley. 90c. Linn county council of the Grange in a of the company. Pupils Threat to Lynch. Oats—No. 1 white, $31(5,32 per ton. Washington, D. C.—Opposition to made by Ismail Kemal, provisional session at the Sand Ridge Grange hall. “We expect to have our plant in government aid for Alaskan railroads president of Albania and leader of the Corn — Whole, $28.50; cracked, New York—The streets around pub J. H. Scott, president of the council, $29.50 per ton. lic school No. 14, in Brooklyn, were was instructed to present the resolu operation within a year,” said Mr. was expressed to the senate territories delegation from the Albanian people authorized to find for them a ruler ac Millstuffs — Bran, $24(525 per ton; black with children just let out for tion to the State Grange, at its next Turner. “We own 100 acre s on the hills three and one-half miles from committee by O. L. Dickinson, man ceptable to the ambassadorial confer shorts, $26(5,27 'per ton; middlings, luncheon Wednesday noon when an meeting in Albany. Salem, where a reservoir will be built. ager for Close Bros, and other English ence of powers. $31 per ton. Besides proposing uniforms for all automobile truck belonging to a Jer Barley—Feed, $26.50(527 per ton; sey City coal dealer became unman public school children the resolution The power will be sufficient to force debenture holders of nn existing route We pro from Skagway to the interior. He brewing, nominal; rolled, $27.50(5, ageable and charged a group of little proposes free text books and the fur water over Salem Heights. Friedmann Sued for $100,000. pose to give the people water for half declared that the companies in which 28.50. New York—There were two things girls on the sidewalk. Mabie Balmer, nishing of warm noonday lunches to of what they are now paying, or, if his principals were interested would Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, aged 10, was killed, and Marcella all students. the city wishes to have charge of the open a water and railroad route to which disturbed Dr. Friedmann and choice, $17(?j$18; alfalfa, $13(514 ; Kelly, aged 4, was fatally hurt. Led water business, we shall furnish it an Fairbanks on June 1. A government his manager, Moritz Eisner, Monday, straw, $6(5,7. Hot Wave Helps Apples. by a few grown-ups, the children at line, he said, would send them into even more than the unfavorable gov adequate supply.” Vegetables — Artichokes, 75c per tacked O. L. Mount, the chauffeur, Hood River—With a continuation for bankruptcy. Close Bros, are partners ernment opinion on the tuberculosis dozen; asparagus, Oregon, 75c(5$l and were threatening to lynch him a few days of the warm sunshine that of the Guggenheim-Morgan syndicate. remedy. One was the fact that Dr. per dozen; beans, 12j(515c per pound; when police réserves rescued him. Rural Sidewalk« Built. is prevailing, the orchards of the en M. M Sturm, formerly Dr. Fried cabbage, 2j(53c; cauliflower, 35c(5$l Orenco — The committee building tire district will be in blossom. For ~ a Powers Still Undecided. mann’s close assistant, has begun suit per dozen; celery, $4 per crate; egg Militants Invade Ireland. week or more the unusually cold sidewalks into the surrounding country London The ambassadorial confer for $100,000 for commission on the plant, 25c per pound; head lettuce, weather retarded the bloomH of the held a special meeting and found that ence sat for two hours Friday, but sale of the remedy to Mr. Eisner. Dublin — The recent outbreak of mil- $2.50 per crate; peppers, 35(540c per they have raised enough funds to build reached no important decision. It is The other wax that the same Dr. pound; radishes, 10(512c per dozen; itantism is only a foretaste of a cam lower valley. Predictions as to the apple crop for more than three miles. Sidewalks not expected that the conference will Sturm had acquired in its entirety rhubarb, 1(5,2 jc per pound; spinach, paign which, according to information However, will be built to Quatama, for the con reassemble before May 20. In the the secret of making and administer 75c per box; turnips, 85c per sack ; received by the police, the suffragettes the coming season vary. all experts seem to be agreed on the venience of the school children; to meantime proposals defining the limits ing the tuberculosis vaccine. have planned to carry out in Dublin parsnips, 85c; carrots, 85c. Onions—Oregon, $1.25 per sack ; for the purpose of showing their re point that the Spitzenberg yield will Orenco Acres, and to the poultry and status of the New Albania will be sentment at the action of the Nation be heavy. The indications in many ranches northwest of town; to Bor- submitted to the European govern Poet max ter Limit In Set. Bermuda, $1.50(512.25 per crate. The peace congress will Potatoes — Burbanks, 40(550c per alist members of parliament, whom orchards are that the Yellow Newtown wick Acres, and also to the small fruit ments. Washington, D. C. — Fourth-class and poultry tracts west of town. assemble in Ixindon and presumably postmasters must be able to read, to hundred; new, 3jc per pound; sweet, they hold responsible for the defeat crop will be light. These funds are being raised jointly detachments from the international count accurately of the suffrage bill. Several expert " ’ the money they re- 4c per pound. by the citizens of Orenco and the farm fleet will take possession of Scutari. ceive, to measure the oil cloth on the Poultry—Hens, 16c; broilers, 25(5 militant firebugs are here from Eng Work on Cut-Off Begin«. floors of their offices and to write at 30c; turkeys, live, 19(520c; dressed, land. Work is now being done on the ers. Five miles will be built now. Guards Treasury Secrets. least a decipherable letter once in a choice, 25c; ducks, 17(525c; geese, Natron-Klamath cut-off, which will I^ane County Aids Fairs. Suffragettes Burn Boat Club. young, 15(517c. Washington, D. C.~ Secretary Mc while, in order to _____________ be taken under the London-One of the bands of mili provide the Southern Pacific with a ^Eugene—For the purpose of aiding Adoo took another step in his cam wing of the civil service. Eggs — Oregon ranch, case count, effect, In effect. new main line between Natron, Or., fairs and agricultural shows in Lane paign to keep secrets of the Treasury they must have a reasonable under tant suffragettes, assigned to interfere 18jc per dozen; candled, 19|(520c. Butter—City creamery butter cubes, with the pastimes of the men of the and Weed, Cal., shorten the distance county, the county court has appropri department from going to outside in standing of “readin,’ writi^’ and Of the total appropri terests when he forbade any treasury rithmetie,” according to instructions 28c per pound; prints, 29(5 29jc per British Isles, celebrated Whit Mon between Portland and San Francisco ated $2500. day, which is a general holiday, by and reduce the running time by about ated, $1750 is for the Lane county records being shown to anyone out issued by the I’oxtofflce department. pound. However, no new con fair, to be held at Eugene, and $250 side of the department, congressmen burning down the headquarters of the four hours. Pork—Fancy, llj(512c per pound. Nottingham Boat club, on the banks tracts are being let on that line. The is given to each, the Junction City included, without his written permis Veal—Fancy, 14(5,14ic per pound. Typhoon Sweep« Islands. Hops—1912 crop, 10(5,15c pound; of the River Trenton. The structure worst part of the work yet remains to Pumpkin show, the Cottage Grove sion, and announced that he intended Manila The worst typhoon experi j be done. It consists of about 80 miles fair, and the Lane County Poultry to deal summarily with infractions of enced in eight years struck the islands contained many valuable racing and 1913 contracts, 13(5 14c. [ through a rough country, and will cost show, which is to be held in Eugene his new order. Wool — Eastern Oregon, 10(516c; other skiffs. The loss was $10,000. Sunday, causing many deaths and more than $7,000,000 nearly $100,- late in the year. valley. 14(i?17c; mohair, 1913 clip, wrecking several small steamers and 000 a mile. Political Scheme lx Seen. Auto Power Run« Pre««. 30(5,33c per pound. numerous lighter craft. The known Lane to Improve Road«. St. Paul—That the farmers consider Cattle — Choice steers, $8.50(5.9; Klamath Falla, Or. — Lights and fatalities at sea total 58, but the total School Tax Opinion Given. good, $7.75(5;8.25; medium, $7.25(5 the government xuit for the dissolu Eugene—Bids for the construction power failed in Klamath Falls Thurs death list from the storm is swelling 7.75; choice cows, $7(5,7.85; good tion of the International Harvester Salem—According to an opinion by of nearly eight miles of permanent day night and for 12 hours the town with incoming reports. It is believed $6.50(®7; medium, $60(6.50; choice company “just a political scheme to Assistant Attorney General Delxmg a macadam road will be called for by was without electricity. In the ab no Americans have lost their lives. calves, $8(59; good heavy calves, help get some fellows into office,” was | union high school district giving a the County court immediately, and it sence of power a local newspaper force $6.50(5 7.50; bulls, $5.85(56.25. the statement of Frederick R. Crane, high school course will not be subject is intended that the*work shall be done tore a hole through the brick wall of Hundred Killed In Wreck. Hogs—Light, $8.50(5 8.65; heavy, in charge of the agricultural develop to a tax to maintain a county high this summer. The work includes five the composing room, backed an auto Saloniki — Two Bulgarian military TZ.‘f5i’47.'5S. ment work of the Great Northern school. The opinion was rendered at sections of road, and in every case the mobile in and hitched it to one of the Sheep—Yearling wethers, $6.25(5. Railway, who was called as a witness the request of the clerk for school dis macadamized road is to connect with presses and the paper was issued only trains. collided between Drama and Buk.’jOne hundred persona were killed 7.50; ewes, $5.25(g6.75; lambs, $7(5.8. for the defense at the hearing here. trict No. 15 in Harney county. other macadam roads or streets. two hours late. and 300 injured. Resume of World's Important Events Told in Brief. Speeding 0.-W. R. & N. Leaves Track Near Tacoma.