VOLUME
2
(Successor to ths Semi- Weekly Tidings.
U. S. TAKES THE LEAD FOR DISARMAMENT
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Crowned Kings Are
Still Numerous On
European Thrones
w l i Western Fruit Growers Confer;
e in speech Ireland Welcomes Truce Peace
By A. L. B R A D FO R D
(U n ite d P re ss S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t) w ith G erm any. T his policy, th o u g h | ( u n lte d p re s s S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t)
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Ju ly 11.— -:W
LONDON, J u ly 11.— T h e s p o rt of b e n e a th on th e su rfa c e , is a v ita l one.
F r a n c e ’s policy is u n q u e s tio n a b ly .
co m in g d is a rm a m e n t
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lo p p in g cro w n s in E u ro p e t h a t b e­
one of b i d d in g as m any sm all s ta te s
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,. . .! of w orld pow ers to r th e p u rp o se ol I
c am e so e x h ilira tin g d u rin g th e w ar, I
i a s p ossible, fo r tw o rea so n s— th a t of
seem s not only to h av e su b sid e d , b u tj fo ld in g th e le a d e rsh ip of E u ro p e an d j c u rta ilin g by com m on co n sen t la rg e j
also to h av e been follow ed by its th a t of m a in ta in in g h e r s e c u rity . It j s ta n d in g a rm ie s an d n av ies is cer- •
sh e can stre w k in g s a b o u t E ur.ipe) ta in , it a p p e a re d in o ffic ia l c irc le s)
e q u a l a n d o p p o site rea c tio n .
Will Discuss Works Of Noted Authors
H u n g a ry , th o u g h k in g less is bv sh e can lessen th e d a n g e r of anvil-i t o d a y. S e c re ta ry of S ta te H u g h es)
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le g isla tio n o f its ow n p a rlia m e n t still j g a m a tio iu th u s w allin g R u ssia o ffj Jg re p o rte d ag p r e p a rln g fo rm a l m -j
a k ingdom . A u stria h as a sm a ll b u t from any e x p an sio n w e stw a rd and
D r. E m a n u e l S te rn h e im . of Bos a ro u n d a discussion of “ Civil z a tio n ”
v ita tio n s to G re a t B rita in , F ra n c e
D l’B L lN , Ju ly 11.— T h e Sinn Fe
im p o rta n t ro y a lis t p a rty . A nd G er­ G erm an y o u t of M 'tte* E u ro p a.
1 PO R TLA N D . O r., Ju ly 11.— Tw o to n , M ass., recognized as one of th e and o th e r of th is a u th o r ’s w orks. T he
j J a p a n a n d Ita ly to m eet in W ash in g - j huQ dred d eleg ate8 tr01„ m a rk e tin g
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peace d e le g a tio n , w ith E a m o n n De
m any m a n ife s ts a s tro n g le a n in g to ­
g re a te s t o r a to r s a n d s c h o la rs of th e th ird will be a d isc u ssio n ot th e g ie a t! 1
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w a rd s a k ing, and a H o h e n z o lle rn a t J
ton a t a d a te to be m u tu a lly a g re e d j o rg a n iz a tio n s of six w e stern s ta te s p re s e n t tim e, a rriv e d in A sh lan d yes-1 S ca n d in a v ian a u th o r J o h a n B ojer, in­ V a le ra , p re s id e n t of th e “ Irish re ­
p u b lic ,” lead in g , will leave fo r th e
th a t.
: upon.
a re c o n v e n in g h e re to d iscuss th e te rd a y evening.
Dr. S te rn h e im is! e lu d in g a specific d iscussion of h 's
C o n s ta n tin e h a s com e back, th o u g h t
J a p a n a n d G re a t B rita in a re vir- m a rk e tin g of p e ris h a b le p roduce, in th e city to ta k e p a r t in th e C h au -j w ell know n book “ T he G reat H qn- peace co n fe re n ce a t L ondon, it was
o fficially a n n o u n c ed to day. A rth u r
th e re g a l s u p p o rts a r e w obbly. Old I
tu a lly pledged to a tte n d th e c o n fe r- co n sid e red th e W e s ts g ra v e s t l,ro ^*j t aUQUa p ro g ra m , an d sc h e d u le d to g e r ” as well As o th e r of his w orks.
K in g P e te r of S erb ia, who p u lle d .
H igh im p o rta n c e is a tta c h e d d e liv e r a se rie s of le c tu re s h ere, th e T he fo u rth will be th e d iscu ssio n of G riffith s a n d M essrs. S tack and B u r ­
I ence by public s ta te m e n ts ’ of th e ir lem .
th ro u g h th e w ar, m ore o r less, has
to n w ill acco m p an y De V alera.
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Ita ly a n d F ra n c e to th e co n fe re n ce , a s th e W est is firs t of w hich w ill he given th is a f t e r ­ tlie Vo ce from E n g la n d in th e form
fo u n d his new k in g d o m of th e S erbs, j
As th e clocks of th e city s tru c k
a re im pelled by public op in io n to a p p ro a c h in g one of th e g r e a te s t fru it noon a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock.
of th e d iscu ssio n of th e “ Blind A l­
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C ro a ts a n d Slovenes so p re g n a n t w ith ,
noon to d ay , w h ittle s a n d h a rb o r s i­
p ro d u cin g y e a rs in its h isto ry . W. B.
send re p ré s e n tâ t Ves.
T he fo u r a fte rn o o n le c tu re s will ley ’’ by W. L. G eorge. T h e ev en in g
s p o n ta n e o u s c o m b u stio n , t h a t he! BLASTS ONE OF LARGEST IN
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be in te r p re ta tio n s of fo u r lite ra ry le c tu re s will be so m e w h at d iffe re n t!
leaves h is son, A lex an d er, to do m o s t'
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c e b etw een B ritish a n d Sinn F ein
tic ip a te in th e c o n fe re n ce a n d ta k e in g to n fa rm b u re a u fe d e ra tio n , p re ­ voices sp e a k in g from out of tlie e x - ’ n c h a ra c te r. Dr. S te rn h e im will dis-!
SOUTHERN OREGON; LARGE
of th e w ork. F e rd in a n d of R u m a n ia ;
forces.
T he citizen s ex cited ly c o l­
p a rt in th e d iscu ssio n of q u e stio n s! sided a t th e co n feren ce, peiid'aig his p erien ces of th e rec e n t w orld w a r in cuss in his first le c tu re t h -■ su b je c t I
tTROWD IS PR ESENT
s till h a s his p ic tu re on th e p o stag e
lected in k n o ts and g ro u p s, th e f o r ­
c o n c ern in g th e . F a r E a s t, w hich w ill, e le c tio n as c h a irm a n .
S everal tele- - = ^ — —“ ———
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nf A m erican izatio n .
sta m p s , b u t is r e fra in in g from a ll:
m erly h ated Black a n d T a n s issued
in clu d e th e C hinese o p e n d o o r policy ) g ra m s w ere rea d to u c h in g upon th e
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Tliis le c tu re h a s been d eliv ered a
o th e r p u b licity . And B oris of Bui-!
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from th e ir b a rra c k s , fra te rn iz e d w ith
as o u tlin e d by H u g h es.
m a rk e tin g q u e stio n of th e W est.
larg e n u m b e r of tim es th ro u g h o u t tlie
g a rla , a n s w e rin g a public w elcom e
W ith th e b la s tin g of th e i’y le ri
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th e people and discussed th e chance ;
A m b a ssa d o r H a rv e y is u n d e rs to o d ;
T h e fru it g ro w e rs g a th e re d a t the
E a s te rn S ta te s and esp ecially in New
on a c h u rc h festiv a l day in S o f ia ,1 b lu ffs, e a st of A sh lan d on th e P a ­
| of a p e rm a n e n t peace.
to have conveyed th e c o n fe re n ce in- co n fe re n ce re p re se n t in te re s ts in O re ­
York s ta te , w h ere lir. S te rn h e im is
w ns g re e te d by a bom b w hich k illed ! cific h ig h w ay , by six to n s of
dy -|
S o ld iers on Hie s tre e ts w ith d raw n
V itatlon to Lloyd G eorge. E n g lish gon, W a sh in g to n , Id ah o . C a lifo rn ’a,
) special le c tu re r to th e U niv ersity of
a n d w ounded se v era l p erso n s close! n a m ite S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n
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p rem ier.
T lie la tte r is expected to M o n tan a, Id a h o an d U tah.
I th e S ta te of New Y ork, upon th e sun-
by him.
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T he th ro n e s m o re fa m ilia r to K la m a th F a lls a n d A sh lan d w as cuni- C om m ons to day.
places, a rm e d only w ith clubs.
It is u n d e rs to o d i tio n has been h u r t by th e lim ita tio n
le c tu re will be a discussion of th e
A m e ric an s a re a t p re s e n t h a v in g lit- p lete d , G. E. M cV icars, s ta te high- th a t th e C a n a d ia n p re m ie r, M e ig h e n .jo f m a rk e tin g , d e le g a te s to th e con-
R e p o rts from B elfast in d ic a te th a t
g re a t A m erican hook "M ain S tre e t''
tle d iffic u lty in w e a th e rin g p r e s e n t , w a y e n g in e e r, said to day,
violence
and d is o rd e r c o n tin u e d in
u pset p la n s m ad e fo r th e f u r t h e r - ■ t ei‘*nce d e c la re d , fo llow ing a m o rn -
by S 'n c la ir Lewis. T h e th ird will he
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M oving p ic tu re s w ere ta k e n of th e an ce of th e A n g lo -Ja p a n e se a llia n c e . ’n 8 se ssio n w hen th e c o n v e n tio n w as)
upon th e Topic of T w en tieth C e n tu ry
th a t th e tru c e becam e e ffectiv e. A
G eo rg e h a s lost by his q u ie tn e ss th e b lu ffs a t th e tim e of b la s tin g , w hicy
) o rg an iz ed fo llow ing M ayor B a k e r's
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j P a re n th o o d . T his sh o u ld he of vital
m ail tra in was d e ra ile d , th e coaches
little v e stig e of p o w er h is f a th e r by ¡s 8ajd by Mr. M cV icars to have been
I LONDON. J u ly 11.— P re m ie r Lloyd ! w elcom e.
) n t e r e s t to all p a re n ts of th e co m ­ b u rn e d , and a to ta l ol 14 p erso n s in ­
his s tr o n g p e rs o n a lity w as a b le t o : o n e of t p e la rg e s t e v e r a tte m p te d in
H. L. H u ll, of Y a k im a , W ash.,
! G eorge h a s v irtu a lly accep ted th e !
m u n ity and h as cau sed co n sid e rab le ju r e d . A fire in B e lfast in ju re d in.’»
ex ercise. H is p o p u la rity w as u n d e r- S o u th e rn O regon.
A la rg e c ro w d .
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DR. E M A N U E L ST E R N H E IM
T he P rin c e is u n d o u b te d ly th e J
W ork on th e u n paved h a lf m ile H ouse of C om m ons, he said . “ I wel- p rin c ip a l a d d re s s e s d u rin g th e m o rn i
m en t. O p p o rtu n ity will be given to j
m o st p o p u la r p e rso n in th e U nited
W h o o p en s le c t iiw co u rse at tin . i be tre a te d h e re in th e sam e way, a n d i
s tre tc h betw een, th e end of th e s ta te corned w ith th e u tm o s t p le a su re P re s ­ Nig.
K in g d o m , a n d If he com es to th e .
h ig hw ay a n d th e C a lifo rn ia liue is id en t H a r d in g ’s w ise a n d c o u rte o u s
( 'liau taiu jiia th is aftern ooir.
th e L e c tu re r w ill be glad to u n d e r-'
th ro n e , w hich som e people th o u g h a d ­
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going fo rw a rd ra p id ly , E n g in e e r Me- in v ita tio n . I t w ill lack no e ffo rt on PRIZE W INN ER S IN LITHIA
m irin g him , d o u b t, he w ill pro b ab ly )
V!fcars s ta te d , a n d is expected to be th e p a r t of th e B ritish e m p !te to
th e n a m e of fo u r d iffe re n t E u ro p e an 1 fo u rth le c tu re is one th a t h as been
PARK SPORTS TOURNAMENT
w eild a p o sitiv e in flu e n ce .
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JULY 4 ARE ANNOUNCED people. T h e first will be a d sen s d eliv ered to m any of th e la r g e r Uni-
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W ilh e lm in a e n jo y s a n d c h e rish e s th e!
T h e follow ing c o m m u n ic a tio n from will deal sp ecifically w ith th e F o u r) upon th e su b je c t of E d u c a t'o n P lu s:
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g e n u in e a ffe c tio n of h e r people. T h e;
I J. D. B eeson, s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e
! o th e r sin g le fac to r.
H o rse m e n of th e A pocalypse, a s well S p iritu a lity and is of vital d isc u ssio n ,
p rin c e c o n so rt. H e n ry of M ecklen­
L ith ia P a r k p la y g ro u n d , g iv in g th e as o th e r ’ w orks. T he second w ill b e ' of p re s e n t day e d u c a tio n in A m e ric a'
b u rg , is n o t p o p u la r, b u t th e Q ueen!
STA N FO R D U N IV E R S IT Y , C alif., lis t of w in n e rs in th e s p o rts to u r n a ­ a d isc u ssio n of th e F re n c h a u th o r, la n d of both i t ’s triu m p h s am i i t ’s:
d riv e s a b o u t T h e H a g u e in h e r c ar!
S e n a to r C h a rle s L. M cNary will I»
i Ju ly 11.— D avid S ta r r J o rd a n , c h a n ­ m e n t J u ly 4, w as received th is m o rn -i G eorges D u h am el, and will c e n te r fa ilu re s.
w ith no g u a rd .
T h e m en in the!
— I u n a b le to a tte n d th e S o u th e rn O rc-
c e llo r e m e ritu s of S ta n fo rd un^ver- in g :
s tr e e ts tip th e ir h a ts an d sh e bow s
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tio n a g a in s t h e r, b u t sh e d ro v e w ith ­
N ary th is m o rn in g by Jo h n H. F u lle r,
peace m ove since th e d e s tru c tio n of tio n b a s been delayed.
«> CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
o u t a n y g u a rd to th e place w h ere i t 1
se c re ta ry of th e C h a m b e r of C om ­
In th e h o rse shoe c o n te st Mr. Boles
th e G e rm a n m ilita ry m a c h in e .”
w as to be h eld , a n d th e H o llan d e rs
of E a g le P o in t won th e sin g les title , »♦
m erce, th is m o rn in g .
T h e s e n a to r
FORUM LUNCHEON
T h e ' O regon W ool and M ohair:
T h e m o st tro u b le a n d su sp icio n in
to o k th e h o rse s fro m h e r c a rria g e :
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reigns with comparative quiet. King a n d s o u th e rn O regon c o u n tie s sig n ed | a m e n ts. H e s ta te d t h a t it sh o u ld be unilei l 6 >
plan n ed trip to G la d sto n e P a rk , ’ll«*
EDUCATIONAL WORK
V ic to r E m m a n u e l of Ita ly , how ever, in m e m b e rsh ip by Ju ly !. passed its easy fo r th o se th re e to reach a n j K^-ls o v e r V - Olivia B ently, A s h la n d .
le tte r to Mr. F u lle r follow s:
is In none too good a p o sitio n , th o u g h ! q u o ta o ffic ia lly on J u n e 27. A m eet- a g re e m e n t, m a k in g th e P acific o c e a n , boys, 16 an d over, L. H otey, Ash- <*»
at 12 o ’clock
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form er sta te school sup«Tiiiteii- s e n a te will be in session d u rin g Hi?
‘W h e e lb a rro w rac e fo r hoys, Lew is
T h e q u e stio n of a k in g fo r H u n ­ th e s ta te electio n , w hich will be held > SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS «
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dent, died yest<*rday at Ills h o m e
su m m e r. T h any e v e n t, I could not
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and K. H obson.
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g a ry is th e p u zzlin g one.
K a rl is in each d is tr ic t d u rin g th e week of
in M onm outh as tin* result of a have re tu rn e d to O regon to k eep my
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th e le g a lly cro w n ed m o n arc h . A fter J u ly 18-23.
stroke o f paralysis, according to a d a te a t G la d sto n e P a rk O’* to speak
SAN FR A N C ISC O , J u ly 11.— F o l­ firs t.
h is re c e n t fiasco h is s u p p o rte rs in
T h e o rg a n iz in g d ire c to rs elected
H eav y w eig h t race, lad ie s o r m en.|< ^ <S> ■$> <••<*><*» <8*
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<t'> <?>] telegram received here this m orn­ a t th e S o u th e rn O regon Chi u ta n o u a .
H u n g a ry In sis te d t h a t he w ould h e : fo r th e s h o rt p e rio d a r e .
F re d W. low ing a re m a rk e t q u o ta tio n s ;
ing by <L A. Briscoe, ehy school
M rs. O scar. A sh lan d .
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W EATHER
fo r I am a m em b er o£ a ¡oint com ­
H ens, 25.
hack in six m o n th s, an d th e a n n u n c e - H e rrin , of A shland d is tr ic t N.. 1; ,
siip<'rint<*iident
anil head o f the
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ission on a g ric u ltu re , an d th e h e a r­
flient th a t h e is a b o u t to go to Spain) c . L. B eckley, D ixonville, a n d It. Roy I B ro ile rs, 31 (if 45.
w on.
<§■ <§> <$><?>'* '?/<£<$><$><?>'*> I sum m er norm al school, branch of
ings will begin on M onday of next
gives som e cre d e n c e to th e o p inion! B ooth, Y oncalla, d is tric t No. 2- J. B.!
E ggs, 3 9 ‘A.
“ i the M onmouth Norm al, liein g «•on- w eek.
t h a t he m ay try a n o th e r coup, be- 'c WUIHVH,
o r n e t t , Shedd, Ulr'v.lIH,
d is tric t No
5; , W
.VQ •>
VY il
1 lw . ’
ducted here.
I sh o u ld like v ery m uch to be back
c a u se in S w tiz e rla n d he is v ery close- Rani
liani R id d e ll. J r .. M onm outh, d is tric t
Mr. Ackerm an was in A s I i I him I a t hom e, especially d u rin g th e ru m ­
ly g u a rd e d . H e h a s p u t h im se lf in No.
n 0
7; G. H. T h o m p so n . M acleay,! I
about a week ago on an inspection m er, and sh o u ld e n jo y v isitin g y o u r
a r a th e r rid ic u lo u s positio n how ever | d is tric t No. 8; S. A C o rd ill. M o la lla ,' |__
tour, visitin g tin* sum m er s«-hool b e a u tifu l city a n d sp e a k in g at the
by h a v in g le f t H u n g a ry tw ice now , an d J. W . S m ith . A u ro ra , c is 'r'.c t No.j
w hile her*. At that tim e he ap- C h a u ta u q u a . I re m e m b e r very h a p ­
each tim e a f t e r p ro c la im in g t h a t he 9; A. B. F lin t, B e a v e rto n , d 'ts r ic t!
peared to be in the best of health
p ily my visit a t A shland last y ear,
w ould r a th e r d ie th a n leave. B eside, No. 10. C. J. H u rd w as ap p o in te d !
ami took a gr«*at int«*rest in tlie th e b e a u tifu l rid e th ro u g h y o tir p a ik
th e little e n te n te , s u p p o rte d , th o u g h by th e d ire c to r of th e b u re a u of
six w eeks extension courvus o f tlK* an d th e w o n d e rfu l m in e ral w ater. I
so m e w h a t c a su a lly by th e big one, m a rk e ts to re p re s e n t th e pu b lic on;
normal «•ours«'. His death was a e n jo y ed th e d in n e r th e lad ies gave
is d e te rm in e d n o t to h a v e a H aps- th e b o ard . T he w eek of J u ly 18-23,
shock and surprise to his many
tne w hen I spoke b e fo re th e m« in
b u rg on th e th ro n e . He is. f u rth e r.
th e d is tric t e le c tio n s w ill ho held to ,
friends throughout Hie state, Mr. ' h ers of y o u r club.
a C ath o lic, a n d . w hile th e C ath o lics elect fo u rte e n d ire c to r8
T h e d is.
Ackerm an was for eight years j I do not know of any s e n a to r th at
a r e s tro n g in W est H u n g a ry , a l a r g e l y a n d th g n u ;u h e r
d i,vc{oi„
sta te siip«*rintcn«leiit of schools in j will b«* o ut th a t w ay th s su m m e r,
p a rt of th e c o u n try is C alvinistic.
to w hich th e y a re e n title d in p ro p o r­
Oregon and has been prom inent i Should I be ab le to place my fin g e r
Since K a r l’s last d e p a rtu re , sev­
tio n to th e n u m b e r of sheet) signed
in state educational activities for j upon som e one of a n a tio n a l rep u -
e ra l riv a ls h a v e s p ru n g up. A dm iral
a re as follow s:
several years. He is sui*viv«*d b> ) ta tio n , 1 will w ire you im m ed iately .
H o rth y . d e sig n a te d g o v e rn o r by th e
D istric t No. 1— Ja c k s o n , Jo se p h in e
his w ife ami a «laughter, Mrs. Cj ! J hope th e session of y o u r C’h au -
p a rlia m e n t u n til a k in g was se le c t­
I
an d C u rry c o u n tie s, tw o d rec to rs.
F. Carlton.
ta u q u a will be a success, Mid w ith
e d , w as. a c co rd in g to sto rie s in Vi­
D is tr ic t No. 2— D o u v las and Coos
The m ost lik»*ly candi«late for
! ev ery good w ish, I am
e n n a , h im se lf to h a v e been set up
c o u n ties, th re e d ire c to rs.
th e position left vacant by the
S in cerely y o u rs.
by th e S m all L a n d o w n e rs p a rty as
D istric t No. 3— L a n e co u n iv one
«hath of Mr. Ackerm an could not
CHAS. L. MCNARY.
k ing.
T h a t, h o w ev er, fell th ro u g h .I d i re c to r
he le-arned today.
Mr. Ih-iseoe
A rc h d u k e J o se p h an d A rc h d u k e A1-!
r o -» .« * *.»
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D is tric t No. 4— L an e a n d L inn
stated that the pr«*si«|ent's chair
J o h u L a ffe lm a n . b e tte r know n as
b re c h t b o th h a v e s tro n g fo llo w in g s..
,
A k
.
!A
‘ c o u n ties, one jo in t d’re c to r.
would be fill«*«l by th e board o f : Jack R atlr.e. and E lvie L. K erby.
In A u s tria , in sp ite of th e ro y a list
KT r t •
r
, A-
D istric t No. 5— I z n n county 1 wo
norm al si-hool regen ts who w ould I a lia s Jim Ow en, m u st h a n g fo r th e ir
p a rty a n d th e m em b e rs of th e n 0 ' ! d j rect rs
«•¡ill a special m eeting.
• p a rt in th e m u rd e r of S h e riff Til
b ility , w ho k e p t th e ir title s only by
r»*«,»^/» x-
a T
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j
1 D s tr ic t No. 6— L incoln a n d Ben-
, T a v lo r Aof U m a tilla c o u n ty , O regon,
c o u rte s y a n d p e rsiste n c e , th e chances)
to n c o u n tie s, one d ire c to r.
LABOR DELEGATES STORM
a c co rd in g to a decision J u n e 28 by
o f a k in g d o m a re sm all. M any peo­
D is tric t No. 7— P o lk c o u n ty , one
OVER
EMPIiOYMENT
OF
th e O regon su p re m e c o u rt a ffirm in g
ple, ho w ev er, re m e m b e r th e g o o d ;
I d ire c to r.
CH
INESE
COOK
IN
HOTEL
th e senbence im posed on co n v ictio n
tim e s b e fo re th e w a r. a n d th in k th a t
D is tric t No. 8— M arion c o u n ty , t n e
VANCOUVER. W ash ., J u ly 11„— of th e tw o by J u d g e ( filb e r t W.
th ey w ould com e b a c k a u to m a tic a lly ;
! d ire c to r.
D eleg ates to th e W a sh in g to n S ta te P h e lp s a t P e n d leto n .
w ith a re s to re d m o n arc h y .
The)
D istric t No. 10— Y am h ill, W a sh ­
F e d e ra tio n o f L a b o r m ee tin g w ill'
th in k e r s of A u s tria , h ow ever, say
in g to n a n d T illa m o o k c o u n tie s, m e
A roused by th e re c u r rin g fa ta l ac-
open
th e ir convent'ton h e re to m o r-
fra n k ly t h a t th e fin a n c ia l b u rd e n of
d ire c to r.
i
row
.
T
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e
re
a
re
sto
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e n ts in th e a rm y a ir serv ice, Sec-
k e e p in g up a ro y a lty w ould be i n ­
T h e a sso c ia tio n now h a s o v e r 1500
. over, th e p lac in g of th e h e a d q u a rte rs re ta ry W eeks has w ritte n to M ajor
to le ra b le .
i a t th e H o te l S telm o w hich is said G e n e ral M enoher, c h ie f of th e a ir
There is. on the other hand, a party niembers and 0V6r 200’0(,° f,eeces
i to be e m p lo y in g a C hinese cook. T he service, a s k in g th a t ev ery p re c a u tio n
in France supporting the idea of , | signed up’ wh,ch makes “ one of the
m a tte r w ill be ta k e n to th e flo o r a t be ta k e n to p re v e n t f u r th e r ac ci­
monarchy, especially In A ustria for largegt and the Wrongest of the c/.m-
th e c o n v e n tio n to m o rro w .
d e n ts.
By CLY D E A. BEALS
B.
Ï
Dr. Emanuel Sternheim
Arrives for Lecture Course
OF
Blasting of Tyler
Bluffs Completes
Klamath Highway
UNABLE 10 ATTEND
IT
.w
ELECTED DIRECTOR
President of State
Normal School at
Monmouth Dead
m n m
the purpose of preventing a union
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