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CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK NURSES SAVE PATIENTS. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE PATTON TO HELP MANKIND. TORNADO KILLS 23 IN SOUTHWEST Heroism in Burning Hospital Pre "Special Service" to Be Wheat King's vents Loss of Life. Guiding Star. San Fancisco— Flames broke out Chicago— “ Special Service” is to Saturday morning in the old St. Fran LOAN FUND EXHAUSTED. REPLANT OREGON FORESTS. be the guiding star of Jam es a Patten cis hospital on California street, near in the distribution of his fortune for Devisadero, one of the worst fire traps Students at O. r . C. Must Leave Un O. A, C. to Solve Problem of Con the benefit of humanity during his in San Francisco. That scores of pa lifetime. less They Can Borrow. tinual Revenue From Timber. tients were not injured or killed is due Mr. Patten has declared th at “ a to heroic rescue work performed by a Oregon Agricultural College, Cor Corvallis, Ore.—The solution of the man should dispose of great wealth corps of nurses, headed by Miss W. vallis The student loan fund of $500, problem of making the tim ber lands of for the benefit of the community,” Lewis, who was in charge of the given to the Oregon A gricultural Col the state continuously rem unerative, that “ social service is the one great General Resume o f Im portant Event wards on the third floor where the fire lege at the opening of the present which also means the preservation of thing in life,” and so he has set about Eight Dead at Big Heart, and Every college year by Senator R. A. Booth the w ater powers, seems at present to the disbursement of his wealth and Presented In Condensed Form broke out. Building Razed—Schoolhouses The moment the blaze was discover of Eugene, for the tem porary assist have been found by the Oregon A gri has given to the most appealing chari Fall on Children, for O ur Busy Readers. ed Miss Lewis, shouting for assis ance of self-supporting students, is cultural college. When the work in ties no less than $2,000,000 within the tance, fought her way into the room exhausted. This means th at some of forestry was separated from that in last six months. Nathaniel Josephs, 81 years old, the hardest working and best students botany and made a distinct departm ent H alf a million dollars was donated Friends of T aft have started a boom of in the institution, both young men and under Prof. George W. Peavy and E. to the cause of medical research in the Kansas City, Mo., April 13.—Twen and for his renomination. . ty. carried the elderly patient to safe young women, will have to drop out, O. Siecke, of the U. S. government “ white plague.” Another large con ty-three persons are reported dead, William Kieth, a California painter Returning to the building, Miss since, with all their struggle to make forest service was added to the fac tribution was for the protection and with at least lOO^injured, two towns of world-wide fame, is dead. Lewis assisted her companion nurses, their own expenses, they must depend ulty, th^ facilities for instruction and education of that neglected class called swept away, scores of to remove patients who occupied upon an advance of $5 to $75 to tide for practical work by the students by William L. Bodine “ the children practically buildings demolished and thousands of A killing frost has destroyed half wards them over until they are out and earn on the third floor, where the fire were greatly increased, and so ne im of the pathetic estate.” worth of propertyjlam aged as the fruit crop of the Sacramento val was raging. ing, where they can pay it back. mensely valuable experimental work A public park has been provided for dollars’ result of a tornado that raged in ley. Through smoke-filled hallways and Since the existence of the fund was in silviculture has since been started in Evanston; substantial aid has been the and Oklahoma today. The Illinois legislature refused to down narrow staircases the valiant announced a large num ber of petitions on M ary’s peak and elsewhere. extended to the Young Men’s Chris Kansas The tornado was accompanied by change its present township local op nurses on the third and second floors have come to the trustees which upon A small forest nursery has been tian association for enlargement of rain, hail and lightning. Many build tion law. carried their charges until every room careful examination proved to be en started on the campus at the south of the scope of that institution in dealing ings were struck by lightning and in the annex had been cleared. The tirely worthy. The fund, however, Senator Rayner, of Maryland, tells smoke at times was blinding and chok could care for only about half the ap the horticultural greenhouses, where with the young men of this and suc burned. classes in silviculture have prac ceeding generations; generous assist the senate he does not look for any ing but the white-capped messengers plications, and hence, unless the fund the Missouri was visited by a tical ¡work in growing the young for ance has been afforded to the cause of rain W estern trouble with Japan. and hail storm, but this section did not look to their personal safety is renewed from some source shortly, est trees to solve reforestation prob education in the Northwestern Uni was not in the main path of the storm. There is every indication that W. J. or make an attem pt to save any of a num ber of the students who have lems. They are taught how to grow and a large sum given to the Telegraph and telephone wires were Bryan is trying to get the presidential their personal effects until the report won high grades in their studies while the seedlings, and how to transplant versity Evanston hospital, besides the re rendered useless in the worst stricken nomination for 1912. had gone forth that all of the patients working their way through, will have them successfuly, with all the meth sponses to the almost innumerable ap sections it is probable that the to give up their studies for the rest of ods of reforestation in cut-over or peals that have come to him from the complete and removed to safety. French winegrowers destroyed sev had W been report of the death roll and the year. hat added to the danger to the pa burned-off districts. The A ustralian eral million gallons of chamgagne in tients in the annex was the fact that The student requests brought to pine, Norway spruce, European larch: widows, the orphans, the poor and the the property damace will prove much distressed. riots against a recent label law. than they now appear. the structure was absolutely devoid of light some interesting facts as to the Scotch pine, w hite pine, W estern red Mr. P atten ’s intense interest in the greater The tornado its greatest toll A California woman has been oper outside fire escapes. All of the pa courageous endeavor of some of the pine. W estern red cedar, black locust, tuberculosis investigation dates from of dead at Big levied Heart, where ated upon for kleptomania, and doctors tients had to be carried down the long, Oregon youth to gain special training and the Gerald pine, an im portant the death of his brother from that eight persons were killed, Okla., ten injured declare that she will have no further narrow stairs and through the narrow in their chosen line. One young man tim ber pine of India which is of con disease. and almost every building in the town inclination to steal. corridors. Had a panic occurred in requested a loan of $25 th at his sister siderable commercial value, all are wrecked. W O M A N M A Y O R IN S T A L L E D . The Good Roads commission of the wards it is probable that scores of and he may finish the year’s work. being grown in this nursery plot. W hiting, Kan., was practically Illinois reports that about $10,000,000 nurses and patients would have been By renting two small rooms and doing On M ary’s peak valuable experi off the map, 60 buildings be their own housekeeping they have mental work to determine the relative S h e S a y s O n e o f S e x W ill B e C h ie t wiped a year is wasted by ignorant road su killed. ing blown down, 30 persons hurt and m erit of fall and spring planting of been able to complete two years of o f P o lic e — B a n o n P o o l H a lls. pervisors in that state. David Stone killed. F. W. B E N S O N IS D E A D . various kinds of tim ber was begun last Hunnewell, Kan.—The first moeting Mrs. their course. A t Powhattan, Kan., a woman and H. L. Jackson sued the E ast Side fall, and is being continued this spring. One young man who requested assis Lumber Co., of Portland, for $7,500 O r e g o n 's S e c r e t a r y o f S ta t e a n d e x - tance made the highest grades of any Experimental plots have been sown, of the city council of Hunnewell under a child were killed. new suffragist adm inistration was A high school building was wrecked for the loss of an arm, and got a ver student in the institution during the both fall and spring, to A ustrian pine, the G o v e r n o r D ie s P e a ce fu lly. held Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ella W il at Eskridge, Kan., a number of houses dict for the full amount. first semester, in one of the heaviest Norway spruce, European larch, and son taking damaged and from 15 to 20 persons in seat as mayor. Redlands, Cal., April 15.—Frank most difficult courses. A young Scotch pine. Careful record will be A fter the her A member of a scientist expedition old council had disposed of jured. Benson, ex-governor of Oregon and kept of the December and March woman requested a loan of $5 in order was found in the Mojave desert of W. and for the past five years secretary that she may be able to get through plantings, through which it is hoped unfinished business, the new members A t Hiawatha, Kan., a schoolhouse Nevada almost dead from hunger and of state of Oregon, died here early the next two months before commence to obtain information which will prove organized and the mayoress proceeded was blown down, an 8-year-old boy thirst. It is thought he will recover. yesterday morning. He came here ment, with careful management. which is preferable for the different to deliver an informal inaugural ad named Pelton killed and several build dress. ings struck by lightning. A tornado swept Mssouri, killing last December in poor health. A fter Since she is earning her own way in varieties. She pointed out conditions in Hunne Several persons are known to have three persons in St. Louis, and injur staying a week at the hotel Casa Lo- order to gain a college education well that needed rectifying and ex been hurt at Netawaka, Kan. A child ing many. An 8-story elevator full ma, he took apartm ents with his wife against her parents’ wishes, she is S M U D G E P O T S S A V E F R U I T . plained the hope that her associates in was killed at Manville, Kan. o f wheat was blown into the Missouri and servants. They madejfew friends entirely on her own resources. while here, living a retired and se A senior, who has shown such splen T e m p e r a t u r e S i n k s to 2 5 — L ittle L o s s the council would co-operate with her The Kansas end of the tornado river. ip seeking to improve the standard of started near W hiting and swept in a life. did ability th at he has been able to A S. P. train 'struck a three-ton cluded morals by reform ing certain abuses. southeasterly direction for a distance O v e r N o rth w e st. Only Secretary Benson’s immediate boulder on the track in Neyada and family was at the bedside when death complete the four year course in three Medford—General firing throughout Mrs. W ilson’s rem arks were under of more than 50 miles. years, has asked for a small loan in narrowly escaped being thrown into came. to be directed especially toward In Kansas City the storm did little It was thought that Secretary to complete his work with his the orchards of the Rogue River valley stood Donner lake. pool halls, which Mrs. Wilson be damage. A.’few horses were killed Benson had rallied somewhat, but order is saving this year’s fruit crop from the class in June. In spite of his neces lieves exert a corrupting influence up by ligtning and some buildings struck. The Postal departm ent is trying to early in the morning he took a turn for for earning all of his expenses, the ravages of Jack Frost. In places on young men. She wants to put the The rain lasted about an hour and was stop an endless chain of letters which the worse. His death was not unex- sity the tem perature has been as low as 26 institutions his work in his studies has been of of business w ith a heavy. Hail accompanied the storm. was begun 12 years ago by an Aus teettd. The family had practically excellent grade degrees, but for a short tim e only. high license out tax. Two more deaths were reported tralian girl who wanted enough post given up hope for his recovery when Practically 25 per cent of the entire The orchard men are still on the look they arrived in Los Angeles last w in student body is entirely sef-support- out for frost and fuel in the smudging Mrs. Wilson said sne would appoint from near Hiawatha late tonight. age stamps to paper her room. Mrs. Rosa Osborne, defeated candidate Geraldine Meisenheimer, 10 years old, ing, 55 per cent are partially depend pots is kept replenished. Mexican rebels captured Agua ter. for police judge, to the office of chief and a small child of.O tis M ellott are ent upon what they can earn ; and P rieta after a desperate fight. Many of police. Mrs. Osborne, it is under the victims. KEEP B U LLET S AT HOM E. only 20 per cent of the whole enroll Milton — No frost has harmed this stood, has agreed buellts came across the line into U. S. to accept that office, The Meienheimer girl souht refuge ment most of whom are girls j •ection at ^ny time phis season. Frust provided she 'is given territory, and American troops finally On assistant.* with three companions in a country crossed ovet aud induced the Mexican Mexican Belligerents Not.field to K e/p not have to work for tne money to pay prospects are fine. The councilmen have not shown schoolhouse and the building was their college bills Off American Soil. , government troops to surrender. Two much warm th toward some of Mrs. wrecked soon afterward. The dead Americans were killed and several W ashington, D. C.—President T aft La Grande—Thanks to a drop in the W ilson’s plans. g irl’s companions were injured. It is wounded by the stray bullets. tem perature several days ago, no harm One councilman went so far as to not known how the M ellott child met is determined not only that battles be A S Y L U M W I L L B U R N O IL . w hatever has been done to orchards by say that the council would not support its death. tween Mexican Federáis and insurrec PO RTLAND M A RKETS. tos shall not be fought on American S a v i n g o f $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 a Y e a r in Fu e l to the recent storm ; in fact, orchard Mrs. W ilson’s appointments and that Forty persons seriously injured men agree that it has helped to retard there would be no license for the pool were taken to Tulsa in stock cars to but that future combats must not W heat Track prices: Illuestem, 86 soil, B e E ffe c te d . the budding. A t this time the trees halls. night. The Midland Valley railroad be fought out so close to the American to Sfijc; club, 83c; red Russian, 81c; line have not reached a stage of develop officials report four dead and over 100 as to put in jeopardy the lives and Salem—Contracts were entered into valley, 83c; 40-fold, 84c. B A R S U P IN A S I A M I N O R . m ent that frosts will injure. A can injured. Many of the injured, it is property of American;/. between the state board and the Stand Barley- Choice leed, $26.50«/27 ton. Through the State departm ent the ard Oil company for fuel oil to be vass of the fruit districts of the valley believed, will die and many more are Millstuffs—Bran, $22 per ton; mid president thas notified the Mexican furnished to the Oregon state insane reveals confidence for a big crop. R u s s ia O p p o s e s A m e r ic a n R a ilr o a d dangerously hurt. dlings. $30; shorts, $23; rolled barley, governent In t e r e s t s In C o u n t r y . that it must see to it that asylum during the next three years. $280/ 29. hereafter no such unfortunate incident The contract is $1.08 a barrel deliv S H E E P M E N A S K E D T O P R O T E S T St. Petersburg—That Russia is op Corn Whole, $28; cracked, $28«/ as that a t Agua Prieta, when two ered, f. o. b. Salem. This oil when to American railway projects in 28.50 ton. Americans were killed un/1 11 wound used, the board has estimated, will be D a n S y m t h e S a y s C h a n g e in S c h e d posed Asia Minor is for the first time offi Oats No. 1 white, $28.50«/ 29.50 ed, be allowed to occur. Through the equivalent to $3.50 a cord if wood cially acknowledged in an interview per ton. ule K M a y R u in T h e m . W ar departm ent and the departm ent were used, wood now costing the state which the editor of the Novoe Vremya Hay Timothy, Eastern Oregon, of justice, there were sent sim ilar $4.50 a cord. During the three years Pendleton—Dan P. Smythe, secre has had with the acting m inister of W ashington—Initial steps to bring No. 1, $20«/21; mixed, $16«/18; al warnings to both sides. about peace in Mexico have been tak board expects to save $15,000 on tary of the Oregon Woolgrowers’ as foreign affairs, M. Neratoff. falfa, $12.50«/14; clover, $11.50«/ The view expressed at the W hite the this contract alone. Recently oil was sociation, is sending letters and night The m inister said Russia regarded en here. Dr. Vasquez Gomez, head 12.50; grain hay, $130/15. was that these warnings would $1.35 delivered in this city, or $1 f. letter blanks to 1,000 sheep men the recent acquisition of a railroad of the confidential agency of the revo Apples Fancy, $2«/2.75; choice. house be obeyed to the letter. o. b. Portland the present cost being throughout the Northwest, urging butlet at Alexandretta by^Germany lutionists in the United States, an $l«/2; common, 50ch/$l per box. 80 cents f. o. b. Portland. them to telegraph immediately to with indifference, as A lexandretta is nounced to the Associated Press that Vegetables — Asparagus, 6c per G ift E le p h a n t “ W h ite .” During the three years starting July Senators Bourne and Chamberlain, outside the direct sphere of Russian he had completed special arrange pound; green onions, 20c dozen; head Berkeley, ments for expeditious telegraphic Cal.—The skin and skull 1 the board expects to use 45.000 bar protesting against any change in tariff interests. » lettuce, 60c dozen; hothouse lettuce, of a big elephant which Theodore rels of fuel oil. The cost of installing schedule, and asking that the question On being asked why Russia, accord communication between the camp of $1.25 box; radishes, 30«/35c dozen; Roosevelt shot in Africa, and present storage tanks anil burners at the heat of revision of the wool tariff not be ing to reports, had intervened ami in- Madero in Chihuahua and Washington. rhubarb, $1.25«/1.50 box; sprouts, 9c; to the U niversity of California, ing plant at the asylum will be ap considered until at least after tariff sisted that Turkey reject the Ameri- Assurances have been given by the carrots, 85c«/$1 hundred; parsnips, ed after it had been prepared at the authorities concerned that the mes commission reports. proxim ately $2,850, the board conse can railroad project of securing ar. 85c«/$1 ; turnips, 85c«/$1; beets, 90c Smithsonian institute, has proven a quently expecting to effect a net sav He insists that W estern wool grow sages will have right of way over the outlet at Mersina, the m inister replied (<z$l. “ white elephant.” As ing of $12,150 on the change from ers realize their responsibility and that the American proposals intro Mexican telegraph lines. Dr. Gomez’ Potatoes Oregon buying price, sure-enough there is no room for an elephant in cor/iwood to coal oil. awake to the realization that any re duced into Asia Minor an entirely new message was addressed to Francisco I. $1.50«/1,65 per hundred. any of the appropriate places in the “ This plan will also be beneficial duction in this tariff will mean great element, which not only considerably Madero in care of a friend in Chihua Onions Buying price, $2«/2.10 per halls of the university buildings, it was to Salem ,” said State Treasurer Kay. damage to the industry. complicated the railroad problem, but hua city. hundred. said that the big pachyderm may be “ People of Salem are finding difficulty He urges also that the sheepmen be affected the general political situation The agent there of Dr. Gomez has Poultry Hens, 21c; broilers, 30c; sent been accorded permission to pass to the university museum of in securing wood because the institu prepared when the tariff commission in which Russia was interested. turkeys, 21c; ducks, 20«/23c; geese, anthropology in San Francisco. through all lines to execute his mis tions use such immense quantities of calls upon them within the next few j 12«/ 14c; dressed turkeys, choice, 23 sion. it, and frequently wood famines have weeks to furnish data on the exact ex B a llo o n F lig h t F a ilu re . «/ 25c. resulted. The board hopes to use pil pense of running their sheep and the i St. Louis—W ith only three sacks of J a p Q u e s t io n S t ir r e d U p . Eggs Oregon ranch, candled, 20«/ F a m o u s Gun R o a r s A g a in , W ashington, D. C. Represenative at the penitentiary later in the year.” amount of proceeds they receive from ballast remaining out of 47 they car 21c; case count, 19c. the sale of sheep and wool, showing ried when they left San Antonio, Tex., Agua Prieta, Mex.—Interesting in Butter -City creamery, extra, 1 Baker, of California, has introduced a that only a fair profit is made under Lieutenant II. E. Honeywell and J. W. formation has been received here re In stitu te P l a n s M a d e . and 2 pound prints, in boxes, 29c; resolution railing on the president less than boxes, cartons and delivery for all correspondence in possession of A storia—Columbia county will unite present conditions. Tolland, of St. Louis, landed 15 miles lating to the movements of the “ Blue the president or secretary of state and with Clatsop in holding a joint teach extra. south of L ittle Rock, Ark., and gave W histler” cannon, which is en route the secretary of war relating to Jap ers’ institute in this city during the R e c o r d P r ic e t o r L iv e s t o c k . Pork Fancy, 10«/ 104c. up their attem pt to lower the Lahm from Juarez to Ojinaga, where [Gene Veal Fancy, 85 to 125 pounds, 11 anese immigration to the United Centennial celebration and while the Portland last Friday paid the record balloon cup record. This is the third ral Jose Sanchez is preparing to attack States and its possessions. exact dates have not yet been set. the price for cattle of all descriptions. attem pt within a year to lift the cup the besieged Federal forces of General (</ 12c. Cattle Prime steers, $6.50«/6.85; The resolution also asks the presi session will be about September the For fancy grain-fed stock from La by starting from San Antonio. Clif Luque. This cannon is one of 12 cap choice. $6.25«/6.50; good ti> choice, dent to inform congress what is being first. Heretofore the Clatsop county Grande $7 per hundred pounds was se ford Harmon tried it in the spring of tured by the Federal forces from the $5.75«/6; fair to good, $5.50///5.75; done by the executive departm ent of institutes have been held during the cured, while a lot of hay-fed stock 1910 and landed in Arkansas. Febru rebels at Valverde, N. M., during the common, $4.75«/5; prime cows, $5.25 the government to restrict further im Spring. The program will consist from Central Oregon went at $6.90. ary last William Assman, of St. Louis, American civil war. Recently the cannon was stolen and taken across 0/6; good to choice, $4.75«/ 5; fair to m igration into this country and its principally of lectures on subjects con These transactions were the highest started, but landed in Missouri. the line and turned over to the rebels, good, $4.50///4.75; poor, $4«/4.50; possessions of Japanese coolie labor. nected with the early history of the prices ever received in this m arket for who placed it in hiding. choice heifers, $5.25«/5.60; choice this tim e of the year. The hay-fed Navy Gunners Marvels. original Oregon country. Chinese Storm Legation. lot was the first shipment to come out San Diego. Cal. — Accordin ’ to a bulls. $4,500/4.75; good to choice, Sum ter’s Flag is Found. $4,250/4.50; fair to good, $3.76«z4; Victoria, B. C. - According to ad Could Not Let His O rchard Go. of Central Oregon over the new H arri- current repot which is generally cred common, $3«/3.50; choice light cal vices brought by the steam er Antilo- Central Point — Fred H. Hopkins, man line. It was sent from Gateway. ited, the battleship South Dakota, Lowell, Mass.—Thejflag which flew ves. $7.75«/8.75; good to choice, chus the Chinese legation at Tokio who for five years owned the Snowy while engaged w ith the California and over Fort Sumter, when it was fired Excursion to Ruse Festivel. $7,500/7.75; fair to medium, $7«/ was seized by 300 Chinese students B utte orchard and sold it something Maryland in target practice off this on 60 years ago, is thought to be in 7.50; choice heavy calves, $5.25«/ | last Saturday morning, who caused over a year ago to John R. Allen of From St. Paul and Minneapolis will port, recently made a record with six- the possession of Miss Eliza Cowley, 6.50; good to choice, $50/5.25; fair | the Chinees minister. Wang, to take New York City, her purchased back at come a Pullman excursion to the Rose inch guns that has hardly a parallel. of this city. Miss Cowley says that to medium, $4.75«/5; choice stags, flight, and terrorized his staff. a price exceeding the sale price that Festival, personally conducted. The Firing at five different targets at a while in Charleston during the war, $5.25/1/5.50; good to choice, $4.50«/5; The students broke into the lega part of the orchard lying east of the train will be run over the Northern distance of 10,000 yards, the South her brother Charles, now dead, was tion and held a mass m eeting to pro- railroad tracks, including the house Pacific and North Bank roads, arriv- Dakota, according to the report, made presented with the flag and th at it has fair to medium. $4«/ 4.50. Hogs Choice, $7.70«/ 7.80: good j test agninst China’s weak policy and the celebrated section of W inter , ing in Portland the second day of the a record of 34 hits out of 35 shots with always remained in the Cowley fam ily. Her brother, Miss Cowley says, to choice, $7 .50«<f 7.55; choice heavy, J against Russia, regarding the Mongo Nellis pears, and will return to reside big carnival. This will be the first her six-inch guns. maintained that the flag was the one excursion from the Mississippi and $7 .250/7.50; good to choice. $7«/7.25; lian situation. upon it in the near future. which Major Anderson displayed. ¡ Missouri valleys and will arouse con- Bibles Conceal Crime. ommon, $6.50///7; stock hogs, $S«z Birdman Takes Sisters Flying. Plant 15 Acres to Cantaloupes. I siderable interest all along the route. Chicago — A fter the arrest of An 8.25. Sheep Choice yearling wethers, Brussels, G erm any- Aviator I.ansor Tendleton — J. W. Muir, of Free Hillman Gives BlgfBcnd. drew Buktus. on a charge of counter- Make War on Weeds. grain fed, $5z</6.25; old wethers. $4«/ flew Saturday in an aeroplane from water, is to have the only exclusive 'feitir.g, Uited States secret serviee Seattle—Clarence Payton Hillman, 4.50; choice ewes, grain fed, $4.50«/ the aviation field at K iewit to the Bel cantaloupe farm in Oregon, if not in Hood Riverr — No more noxious men found a counterfeiting plant for the millionaire real estate dealer con 4.75; fair to medium, $3,750/4; spring gian capital, carrying his three sisters the Northwest. He has just announc weeds for the Apple City, is the edict raising $2 bills to $20, hidden under a victed of using the mails to defraud lambs, extra quality. $10; choice as passengers. The distance flown ed his intention of planting his entire of Mayor H artw ig, who has called the pile of bibles in Buktus' room. When and sentenced to serve two and a half lambs, grain fed, $6.50ez5.76; good to was 87 kilometers (about 64 miles), 15 acres to the melons, and has sent to attention of the city council to the arrested Buktus said he was a bible years in the Federal prison at McNeill choice lambs, grain fed, $5//t5.50; which is a new record for a cross the Rocky Ford gardens in Colorado state law relative to the m atter. The salesman. In a case under the bibles Island and pay a fine of $5,206, filed fair to good lambs, grain fed $4.75«/ country aeroplane flight with four per for tested seed. Four different varie mayor has decided that this law must was found a set of dies and tools, to bonds amounting to $215,000 to gain sons. 6.25; culls $2.50///.3.50. be enforced. ties will be planted. gether w ith seven»! altered bills. bis liberty pending an appeal. Doings of the World at Large Told in Brief. Destruction Spread Through Kansas and Oklahoma. PREPARATIONS COMPLETE FOR PEACE NEGOTIATIONS