NEWS NOTES OF
CURRENT WEEK
Telegraph la Obsolete
Newberg Growers to
Displace Middleman
Indian War PenNion«
Provided by New Bill
ANARCHY RUIÆS
RUBBER COLONY
Washington, D. C.— Following Is
the text of the new Indian war pen­
sion bill introduerd by Representative
phone and telegraph lines was form
ally launched in the house Monday
Newberg—Inspired by an account selling machinery which he has cre­ Hawley, which, if passed, will grant a
with a speech by Repreeentative Lew g|Tvn by Senator Paulhamus of what ated through 12 years of operations at [lenaion of »20 a month to all Indian
war veterans in Western and Pacific
is of Maryland. The speech followed
been accomplished for the farmers Puyallup was accepted.
The Puyallup-Sumner aaecristlon
his introduction of a resolution which of d ,* Puyallup valley of Washington, will tie equally benefited through this Coast states:
That the secretary of the Interior
provided that the government take
fruitgrowers gathered at the New- arrangement for tho reason that It
over these two public utilities Janu- herg opera house and subscribed stock markets only two classes of fruit, red be, and he la hereby authorised and Armed Band of Drunken Rebels
Madame Sebum ann-Hoink, noted |lry I
When directed to place on the pension roll
necessary to purchase a cannery and raspberries and blackberries.
Plunder Freely and Kill All
prima donna, has sued for divorce.
Lewi, summarized the situation a. finance fruit-.elllng operations next assorted car lots are ordered. Senator tho names of tho officers and soldiers
Who Oppose Them.
»u..
season. Growers will market direct Paulhamus has found himself unable
Snow is blockading trains in the it uewi»
of the Indian wars of tho United
applied to private ownership.
He
w,„.unier.
to
accept
the
business,
but
through
Blue mountains of Eastern Oregon.
said the average citizen of the United
An offer of Senator Paulhamus to his connection with the association at States which occurred prior to the
Banks all over the country are rush­ States now pays more for telephone roarket strawberries, gooseberries, Newberg it will now bo possible to year 1880 at the rate of »20 per
Manaus, Brazil A motor launch has
ing applications to join the new cur­ and telegraph service than the citizens p^a^hes and loganberries through the market tho berry crop in any quantity. month, upon making proof of the fact arrived here with refugees from the
of other countries; that the telegraph
rency system.
of such service, according to such rubber colony of the Terrltorl de Am-
.... landing companies are not efficiently conduct-
azona, Venezuela, telling of 173 mur­
The 293d anniversary of the
rules and regulations aa tho secretary
the ed. and that government ownership is
ders there in the last few montha and
of the Pilgrims was celebrated
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of tho interior may provide.
necessary to extend the telephone to
confirming stories of atrocities brought
Old North Church, Boston.
the masses.
Section 2. That where there la no here by Michael J. Gilleran, an Amer-
President Huerta saved the London
ilrr Marylander _______
The
asserted _____
that ____
the
reconi of enlistment or muster into lean refugee who had been ordered to
A Mexico bank of Mexico City from
should only purchase the
be shot and who escaped In a canoe,
the
service of the United States In
failure by calling a holiday-
telephone lines, utilising new patents
making the trip here through several
any
of
the
ware
covered
by
tho
provis
­
,
A German balloonist with two pas- to extend the i same lines to the tele
careful inspection, yet the results are ions of thia act the record of pay by hundred miles of the Rio Negro.
...™-
Ho
estimated
that
it
Hood
River-"The
Applegrowers
sengers made a new world’s record of graphic field. I
Refugees arriving here tell of a
would cost »900.000,000 to puntase association expects to ship 1000 cars not aa satisfactory aa where it ia tho United States or the record of
reign of terror and anarchy in the
1733.8 miles, being up 87 hours.
the teleDhone lines, and asserted thia of apples from Hood River thia sea- handled by a large force packing un­ such service, enlistment, or muster in
The California state superintendent
raised by issuing 8 son. ’ said Wilmer Sieg, sales mana- der set ruleq and regulationa. We the War department of the United rubber colony. A rebel force haa been
of schools advocates a uniform drees —’ ■
would be enabled in many cases to get States or on filo in tho office of any organized under General Gonzalea and
ger.
all who are suspected of being opposed
for girls attending the public schools. 1 ,. 'Our*telegraph
Our telecra
rate* ” said Lewis.
“The average number of boxes in a enough better returns to make the adjutant general of any of the states
to him are shot.
cost
of
such
handling
to
the
grower
or
territories
shall
be
accepted
aa
full
highest
They C®r will run about 640., Jhe bulk of
A tremendous wave swept away a “are the U
,KHVW, , in
M the
»•— world.
—.
The latest crimes Include the mur-
mile of track on the ForUand-Tilla- run from 25 cento to »1. while in other the apples are now in. although sume lees than it is now under the individ­ satiafactory proof of such enlistment
and service; and further, where there 1 der of eight women and four young
mook line directly in front of a paseen- countries the average is about 1? ff the_growers^have^been^riow^ to^ get ual packing.
“The markets are showing strong is no record of enlistment or muster | girls In the rubber territory between
cents, or a cent a word. As a result of the crop packed and hauled to our
ger train.
in
all parte of this country, but Euro­ into the service of the United States San Fernando de Atabapo. on the
these abnormal rates, we rank ninth warehouses.
Mexican federáis capture wives and
pean
markets are alow.
The holiday or in the office of the adjutant general Orinoco, and San Carlos de Rio Negro.
"Our
experience
this
year
demon
­
as telegraph users.
Against these,
sisters of rebels and compel them to
trade
is
over
and
the
foreign
trade is of any state or territory where tho It Is believed here that these women
strates
the
need
of
central
packing
our postal rates are lower than else­
trave on troop trains to guard again*
waiting
for
the
late
winter
and
spring service was performed, then other and girls were put to death because it
where and our number of letters—101 bouses for the quick handling of the
was feared they would escape and
rebel attacks.
to each person in the nation—is the fruit after it is ready to pick. Many grades. 1 look for a good improve­ adequate proof may be made of the spread to the world news of the bor-
ment
in
the
European
market
later
on.
performance
of
such
service;
Provid
­
of
the
growers
try
to
do
all
or
moat
all
The Northwestern Electric company highest in the world.”
"California is proving an excellent ed, That each such officer or soldier i rors being committed in the colony.
of the work themselves, to save hiring
began its service in Portland. Or.,
market
for us this year in working off shall have served at least 80 days in i It ia believed they were members of
help, thus dragging out the crop until
bringing the first genuine competition
the
commoner
grades, and we look for such Indian wars;* Provided, further. the families of men who alreaily had
way
into
the
winter.
Instead
of
sav­
to the city in that line.
ing money they are losing, aa the an early clean-up in all varieties. In­ That nothing in thia act shall be so been murdered1.
Thia condition of anarchy and mur­
Refugees en route from the tioubled
fruit gets over-ripe, or is otherwise stead of having a large surplus stock construed as to effect a reduction in
zones of Mexico to the United States
affected by improper handling.
The dragging out through the late spring, the amount of pension now received by der has born brought to the attention
i of President Gomez, of Venezuela, but
border are held up by Villa* forces
We have been any such officer or soldier.
Baker, Or.—W. B. Benson, aged 60. rain which we had this fall did much as it did last year.
I no troops have been sent to oppose the
and made to pay heavy tribuSe.
working
up
a
good
trade
in
Portland,
in
delaying
picking
and
packing,
and
committed suicide by taking cyanide
rebels.
but
individual
shipments
dumped
in
San Francisco postoffice authorities of potassium in a resaurant in this hampered us in getting the apples to
The most atrocious murder was that
are swamped by parcel pest business, city. He took the drug in a capsule, market early. If we had central pack there on consignment and occasionally
on May 8 last, of Genera) Roberto
and gave up trying to ke<ffi • record of after ordering a dinner.
The waiter inghouses where the apples could be sold below the market, have made it
Pulido and 26 men and boys at San
the number of packages bandied.
thought him choking and summoned a hauled in from the field aa fast as difficult to build up a satisfactory
■
New York—Members of the House- Fernando. Mr. Gilleran telle a thrill-
picked, then packed out with a force market there for Hood River apples.
doctor.
Benson
died
before
help
ar-
An army of 120 «employed men
"Selling our apples this year f. o. I wives’ league will help the state | Ing story of this butchery.
____
rived. He left a letter saying that day and night, the fruit would be in
camped near Fresno^
re
“General Pulido was appointed gov­
much better shape, it would not get b. instead of consigning them, haa health department enforce the new
ernor by President Oomea a few weeks
jwu «uvi_____________ . ...
wat no
to himself or anyone else. over-ripe, and the grading and pack made returns come in quick, and we
were strictly orderly and will move on
cold storage regulations by acting aa before,” ho said. “The traders wait­
In bis letter Benson willed his body would be all alike. As it is now, even have been making a liberal distribu­
south in search of eork.
with the most rigid inspection, it is tion to growers aa fast as the returns volunteer inspectors. Tho department ed on him and tried to make terms,
to the medical profession.
From his pri’*»«’ box President Wil­
hard to get the best results. There is came in. Up to the first of December has accepted their services because, it but he told them he would accept no
son joined
th,‘ audience in sing­
a difference in the ripeness of the we have been able to distribute an was said, the law failed to provide bribery, that the export taxes would
have tn be paid and that lawlessness
ing the cheiu °f "Old Nassau.” the
fruit, a difference in the grading, and average of about 50 cents a box to
enough inspectors for Its enforcement. must cease,
From that minute be
alma me*r 9onff oi Princeton, at a
a difference in the pack.
While this growers, and by the first of the year
perforpance by the Princeton Uni­
is made as uniform as possible by this should be increased to about »1.** The volunteers will serve without com­ was a marked man, as was General
Mexico City—The Banco Central,
whom President
pensation.
Antonio
Varella,
verse Triangle club.
Four women, led by Mrs. Julian Gomes had sent to the colony In charge
the Bank of London and Mexico and
«esheriff of Baker county. Or.,
Heath, head of the league, have prom­ ; of customs.
^uses to close the saloons of that the Banco Nacioiiale closed their doors
ised their services.
“The traders gathered about 60 men
ounty upon the order of tbs governor, Monday. They were the three largest
In accordance with the new law the into a house in San Fernando and filled
having been advised by the district financial institutions in Mexico. On
Banks—This section of Washington state health department has notified them with rum and at 7 o’clock in the
A car of Hungarian partridge, to be
attorney that the move would be ille­ all of them runs have been in progrès.-1
liberated in Oregon, is en route from county shows an increase in business all persona and Arma retailing cold evening armed them with rifles, re­
gal, and the governor says he will close
activity. Banks is thriving in antici-: storage products that they must dis­ volvers and knives and turned them
New York on the last leg of the trip
the saloons by martial law, if neces- for several days.
pation of early operation of a lumber play prominently a card inscribed: loose.
The house in which General
The result of the three banks’ clos­ from Europe wherein they are being mill here. The Eccles company forces
sary.
“Note to consumers.
Cold storage Pulido had taken quarters was attack­
ing was an immediate panic in busi­ brought by Max Muller, formerly m for the mill are on the ground and
food Is sold here.
It is a misdemean­ ed and the governor and 26 others
Clarence H. Mackey denies that any ness circles. The money stringency
perintendent of the State asylum part of the site is cleared. Work has or to sell 'cold storage food without Cere murdered in the butchery that
telegraph moncply exists.
in the Mexican capital was almost un­
started on the Buxton Lumber com­ representing it aa such.
Couzumers j followed.
believable. Aside from the commer­ poultry farm.
pany’s new sawmill.
Spanish aviators routed a force of
are advised to inquire of the salesman
‘ ’The house was plundered of all
Muller, who is a native of Hungary,
cial embarrasment naturally to have
A force of 20 men was put to work in each case in reference to the char­ valuables and late that night a trench
Moors by dropping bombs upon them.
been expected, individual holders of left for Europe with the commitsion on the site, about a mile from Bux­
acter of the goods and to report in was dug am) the 27 bodies thrown into
Eleven cases of smallpox have de­ ali sorts of currency were convinced to bring back all the birds be could ton.
More than 50,000,000 feet of cases of misrepresentation to the state it and covered. Among the murdered
veloped on board the battleship Ohio, that they would lose their money.
buy.
timber is standing in this vicinity snd commissioner of heath.”
' was the governor’s brother.”
in Cuban waters.
It was believed the failures meant
Several of these birds are already in the capacity of the mill is scheduled
the
speedy
end
of
President
Huerta
’
s
Oregon.
They were taken to the at 75,000 feet daily, A flume will be
Illinois beekeepers will try taking
poultry farm at Salem, where they constructed and a ■pur track about
their hives South in winter, that the regime.
A renewed rebel attack on Tampico were watched closely. The eggs are one-half a mile long will be laid.
bees may work all the year.
is imminent, according to private ad­ highly productive.
Of an experi­
A smaller mill, it is said, will be
Car thieves at East St. Louis, drove vices received here.
mental nest, 15 out of 18 batched.
New York—Charges that a lemon
erected on the site of the Davies mill,
off a train crew and got away with
The rebels are said to be in stftnger
The partridge make good field birds, two miles northwest of Banks. Three trust exists in New York and has
San Francisco—Three hundred and
several wagon
loads of valuable force than before, with their ammuni­ well able to take care of themselves.
surveyors are on the ground, but re­ maintained a lobby In Washington to eighty applicants for a single position
freight
tion supply replenished and consider­ The new game fowl is half way be­ fuse to divulge their plans.
aa wharfinger at »150 a month put in
able artillery. It was said that the tween a quail and a pheasant. It is
Three families employed by the Ec­ reduce the tariff on lemons are made an appearance at the Lowell High
fédérais could not bold out against the thought that in four or five years hunt­ cles company are seeking houses in in a suit filed here by William S. school and took the examination held
PORTLAND MARKETS
rebels.
ing of them may be allowed. The Banka.
Two rooming houses are Armstrong, receiver for the Merca- by the state civil service board.
It
In recent elections here for council­ deputies of the game department are planned and one large bearding house
was the biggest examination yet held
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 85e;
dantc-Regan
company,
importers
of
men, the workingmen's party over­
; by the state.
.bluestem, 95«t96e; forty-fold, S5j6/ whelmingly defeated the government catching about 1000 California quail is being fitted up near the railroad fqiits.
in Southern Oregon, which will be station.
Fifteen applicants came more than
86c; red, Russian, 84c; valley, 85c.
group. The result was considered sig­ distributed ia the Willamette valley.
Armstrong seeks to recover dam­ 200 miles to take the test. The aspir­
Oats—No. 1 white, »25.50 per ton.
Accidents
In
State
338.
nificant of the people’s growing hos­ Thousands of baas, in danger of being
ages from the Sicula American Steam­ ants included half a dozen policemen,
Corn—Whole, »36; cracked. »37.
tility toward President Huerta.
Salem—Labor Commissioner Hoff ship company, which, he says, entered sea captains, marine engineers, poli­
stranded in the slough near The Oaks,
Barley—Feed, »24 per ton; brew­
just above Portland, have been re­ reports that there were 838 accidents, into an agreement in 1911 with the ticians and a sprinkling from all the
ing, »25; rolled. »26.50(327.50.
10 of which were fata), to persons em­ Fruit Importers’ union and other im­ ordinary occupations.
moved to the river.
Millfeed — Bran, »20.50(321 ton;
ployed in Oregon industries in Novem­ porters of lemons, to add two pence,
shorts, J22.506/23; middlings, »29(3
ber
Sawmill workers head the list English money, to the freight rate on
30.
with 44 accidents, paper mills second every box of lemons brought here by
Hay—No. 1 Eastern Oregon tim-
Tokio—Steps have been taken by,
with 38, and machine, foundry and the] line.
The Mercadante-Regan
othy, »16.50; mixed timothy, »14; the government looking toward the re­
boiler shops third with 37.
Thirty- company, which failed In 1912, was
Klamath Falls—J. G. Camp, project
alfalfa, »14; clover, »9(310; valley. lief of famine sufferers in Northern
Chicago—Judge Ben B.
Lindsey,
two persons were injured by railroad not a member of the union or a party
manager for the reclamation service,
grain hay. »12(313.
Japan.
trains and 14 were injured while en­ to the agreement, Armstrong relates, founder of the Juvenile Court at Den­
Onions -Oregon, »2.75(33 per sack,
Persons who have investigated the has been visiting farmers all over the gaged in railroad construction.
' but was compelled to use the steamers i ver, Colo., and one of the most noted
buying price; »2.50 f. o. b. shipping situation report that many have al­ project. His last trip of inspection,
Twenty-six loggers were injured, of the Sicula American company and loaders in juvenile work in the United
points.
ready died of hunger and that unless made in an automobile, was along the four of them fatally. Eleven persons pay the extra rate.
States, and Miss Henriette Brevoort,
Vegetables—Cabbage, l|<31fc per aid on a large scale is given to the ■bores of Tule lake, where the lake
stepdaughter of Dr. F. J. Clippert. of
engaged in construction work were
The
plaintiff
alleges
that
thia
extra
pound; cauliflower, 75eCd»1.25 per survivors speedily the mortality will bed is being gradually uncovered by
hurt and one died.
tax was to be used to lobby for a re­ Detroit, Mich., were married here
evaporation. The land belongs to the
dozen; eggplant, 10(312je pound; pep­ be appalling.
duction
of the tariff on Italian lemons Sunday.
pers, 6(37c; head lettuce, »2.25(32.50
The rice crop was almost a complete government, and it is his intention to
Judge Lindsey met his bride several
in
opposition
to the efforts of the Cali-
Bridge
Work
Under
Way.
per crate; garlic, 12|(d 15c per pound; failure and the fisheries have returned recommend a system of leasing these
months ago at a sanitarium at Battle
fornis
lemon
growers,
who
wanted
the
Eugene—The bridge-building equip­
sprouts, 10c; artichokes, »1.75 per less than half their usual amount. lands to settlers until the unit is
Creek, Mich. She is a Socialist and
I tariff retained.
dozen; squash, lj(31ic; celery, »3(3 The northern population depends al­ thrown open to homesteaders when ment of Williard & McCreary was
ia referred to by her husband aa “The
3.50 per crate; turnips, »1.25 per____________
______
_ completed.
most entirely
upon ______
these _____
two _____
things
moved to the second Noti crossing last
little rebel.” She has been a student
To
Pocket
Villa
Is
Plan.
“T?*' ,110: Par,n'P*- »i a»; ! for a livelihood." so that the shortage
He is now visiting certain sections week, and erection of the only large
in a local firm of interior decorators
Juarei, Mes.—Advices were re­ and Judge Lindsey spoke of her proud­
beets. »1.25.
where drainage is needed and some of bridge yet to be built east of Noti
has had frightful results.
the lands have become seeped or alka­ tunnel will be begun at once.
Green Fruit — Apples. 50c(d»2.50
____________________
r___
Some authorities were ___
of ______
the opin-
Laying ceived here that the federal army now ly as a "working girl.”
per box; cranberries, »11(311.50 per ion that, without assistance, a quarter line, and he will recommend that such l of track through the tunnel and down at Ojinga, on ths border, will soon
Tho marriage was performed at a
lands be freed from charges until the Siuslaw watershed can now be march west to cut General Francisco hotel by a Methodist minister, and the
barrel; pears, »1.25(31.75 per box.
„ 2 half
—22 of
_2 the
.2— inhabitanta
' ~
______ of
* 21-2.2
—2’
or
Hokkaido
rendered
fit
for
cultivation
again.
Potatoes—Oregon, SOcfaJl per hun- and Aomori provinces will succumb,
begun.
The first Noti crossing was Villa’s rebel army off at Chihuahua. word “obey” was omitted from the
dred; buying price, 700.80c at ship­
completed this week, and while track At some point south of Juarex, It Is ceremony.
ping points.
Forty Train Ponta Created.
was being laid tor the mile between said, the federal commanders plan to
Citizens Win Over Railway.
Poultry—Hens, 14<315c; springs,
Eugene
—Notices have been posted the two bridges across Noti, the con­ destroy the telegraph and railroad
Car Afire; Train Speeds.
Washington,
D.
C.
—
Seattle
citizens
14(315c; turkeys, live, 20c; dressed,
tractors placed the steel for the first linee and thus leave Villa in a pocket.
New Ixmdon, Conn.—An express
have won their fight before the United in the Eugene station of the Southern
choice, 25(326c; ducks, 12(315c.
crossing over the Long Tom river.
Villa has about 5000 men at Chihua­
Eggs—Oregon fresh ranch, 39<342e States Supreme court to compel the Pacific company inviting application
hua. He has had to maintain a guard car, heavily laden with packages,
per dozen; storage, 28(333c.
Seattle and Renton Southern street I for 10 positions aa motormen, 10 posi­
Taxation Values Boom.
along 225 miles of railroad which con­ caught fire while passing through East
Butter — Creamery prints, extras, railway company to exchange trans­ tions as conductors and 20 positions as
Astoria — The segregation of the nect him with 2000 soldiers whom he Lynne Monday. The express messen­
34(335c per pound; cubes, 28(332c.
fers with the Seattle Electric railway trainmen on the electric ears which valuations of the holdings of public left to garrison his base at Juarex.
ger was driven to the outside of the
Pork—Fancy, 10c per pound.
within the limits of Seattle.
The are to be installed January 16 on the service corporations aa fixed by the
car, where he clung, unable to notify
Portland-McMinnville
loop
of
the
Port
­
Veal—Fancy, 14c per pound.
court dismissed the company’s appeal
the engineer, and near collapse, until
state tax board shows that »411,041 of
Suffragettes
Bum
House.
Hope—1913 crop, prime and choice, from the decree of the Supreme court land, Eugene & Eastern.
he total amount is taxable within the
the train reached the New Haven rail­
Bath, England -An arson squad of
It is asserted here the proposed gas­ limits of the city of Astoria.
20(321e; 1914 contracts, 16(318c.
of the state of Washignton, directing
road station here.
Virtually all the
Wool — Valley. 16(317c per pound; suburban railway companies to give oline car service between Eugene and
Thia makes the total of the assess­ the militant suffragettes early Sunday merchandise In the car was damaged.
burned
down
a
valuable
house
situated
Corvallis
will
be
begun
at
the
time
the
Eastern Oregon, 11(316c.
and receive transfers between other
able property in the city »5,536,398,
The loss is estimated at »75,000. A
Mohair, 1913 clip, 26c.
lines on a basis of one-balf of the Portland-McMInnville loop is electri­ or about »2,000,00 more than it was In extensive grounds in the vicinity coffin within the car, containing the
fied.
of this city. The place was unoccu­
Catte— Prime steers, »7.50(38.10; proceeds.
Iwidy of David Ixmergzn, of New
on last year's roll.
pied. A quantity of sfdfrage litera­ York, was badly charred.
choice, »76/7.50; medium. »6.75(37; i
ture was found strewn about the
choice cows, J6(<;6.50; nfedium, »6.75 j
December Strawberries Ripe.
Bankers Get After Huerta.
6X3 Attend Farmers’ Week.
(ft6; heifers, »6(36.85; light calves, j
Vera Crux, Mexico—Only President
Newport—Peter Schinner, the Bur­ grounds.
Oregon Agricultural College. Cor­
Ruler's Death Confirmed.
»8(39; heavy. »66/7.75; bulls, »4M Huerta's elimination by January 1 can vallis—With a total registration of bank of Lincoln county, came into
Roms- That Emperor Menclik, of
5.75; stags. »66/6 50.
___ ____ ______
Border Fence Meant for Cattle.
avert ________
Mexico's
complete
financial 633. the annual farmers* week, given town Saturday with several crates of
Abyssinia, died on* December 12 is
Hogs — Light, »7.2teo (.75; heavy, wreck, business
men here
Mr. Schirmer
-, ____________
:____ assert.
_______ It by the faculty of the Oregon Agricul­ delicious strawberries.
Washington, D. C. Senator As- confirmed in the latest dispatches re­
»6.50(36.85.
i was learned ; on excellent
___ -
authority tural college, under the direction oi grows strawberries outdoors every hurst told the senate that his bill for a ceived here from Addis Abeba, the
Sheep — Wethers, »46/5.50; ewes, that
commercial
leaders
here 1 had the extension department, was brought month in the year and by carefully barbed wire fence along the Mexican Abyssinian capital.
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Although official
»8 50(34.35; lambs, »5.50(36.50.
joined tbusesin Mexico City in a plan to a dose. Two hundred and ninety crossing several varieties he has ob­ boundary was not designed to atop In­
Pelts - Dry, 10c; spring lambs, 40(3 to ask the dictator to retire on the four of those registered were regular tained one called the Schirmer straw­ cursions of rebels Into American terri­ announcement of the emperor's death
Is lacking, this is due probably to the
60c; shearlings, 30(350c.
ground that every bank in the country college students, making a total of berry, which (will bear fruit in cold tory, but to keep out Mexican cattle neceasity of taking precaution to in­
Cascara bark—Old and new, 5c.
must fail otherwise.
weather.
341 special students.
infected with ticks.
sure the succession to the throne.
Washington, D. C.-The campaign!
for government ownership of the tele- j
Refugee Reports 137 Murders
in Venezuelan Settlement.
Resume of World's Important
Events Told in Brief.
Hood River Growers to
Ship 1000 Cars Apples
St WIDE WILLS BODY
TO MEDICAL STI DENTS
Women Help Enforce
Cold Storage Rules
Largest Mexico City
Banks Close Doors
Mills Are Big Help to
Hungarian Partridge
District About Banks
En Route to Oregon
380 MEN APPLY EOR
Suit Filed Against
Alleged Ix’mon Trust
$150 A MONTH POSmON
Japanese Are Dying
of Famine in North Manager of Klamath
Project Up and Doing
Juvenile Judge Lindsay
Marries Working Girl