Œlir jFallß (Eity Nrms D. L. WOOD A SON, Publisher«. Entm4 aa aKnii4<UN mail at Ua poatofflc* • t ralla City. I*ol» Cosatx. O m o a Art of Ooocraaa of Marvh S. 1ST«. Ttlrphonr Nrwi Offl«, S3. Subarription Ratas: O n. jraar, 11.00: ala months. M rsata: thraamonths.26rants;alucia coot . »cts. A d T .rtl.ln * Ratra: Dupla?. 1» canta ala Inch ; Riialneaa Notice». J canta a Una: For 8ala, Rant. Exchange. Want and Pay Bntartainment No lle «». 5 eta. a Una. Card ofThanka fiOota; Lags Sotlcra, legal rates WORLD’S DOINGS Of CURRENT WEEK Brief Resume of General News from All Around the Earth. UNIVERSAL HAPPENINGS IN A NUTSHQJ Copy for new ads andebangeeshould be aant to Th# Newa not later than Wednesday. Live News Items of All Nations and Official Nawacaper of the City ef Falla CIO Pacific Northwest Condensed I s s u e d E v e r y S aturday M orning for Our Busy Readers. OFFICIAL DIEECTOEY OF FALLA CITY L o n d o n C r o w d H u n t i n g R e lic s o f Z e p p e l i n W r e c k e d in S u b u r b s . NEWS ITEMS Of General Interest About Oregon Oregon Has Overlooked Many Valuable Permanent Resources University of Oregon. Eugene.— Among the coming great industries of Oregon, II. It. Miller classes flax grow- lug. milk condensing, manufacture of fertilizer, raising of broccoli, and manufactures from lumber. Mr. Stiller Is director of the state university school a>f commerce, which makes In vestigations of markets and possibili ties for Industries. Broccoli ho pronounced well adapted to the Willamette valley climate, an excellent shipper, and usable when all other green vegetables urn gone. The sources of fertiliser may be two: from the nitrogen of the air and from the beda of certain south central Oregon lukes, notably Bummer and Abort lukes. For the manufacture of fertiliser from the sir, Mr. Miller xuld great development of Oregon's 3.250.000 Idle horsepower would be necessary; and this horsepower, he said, would play (lie greatest purt In future economic growth. "Oregon made a great mistake when it went extensively Into the apple busi Thousands on thousands of London- brought down the first Zeppelin to be j the retie hunters dug Into the ground ness." said Mr. Miller. "Oregon's spe ers have journeyed to the spot where successfully attacked in England. Most, to find small pieces. cial adaptation to apples was skilled Lieutenant William Leefe Robinson of the ruin had been swept off. but | labor. Skilled labor is transferable, and so today Other MOtlOM nearer the M| markets are producing ae good fruit as Oregon, with Oregon unable to meet the competition because of transportation.” Statistics show the number of auto mobile accidents is decreasing steadi ly as compared with the number of machines in use. Held Marshal von Hindenburg. chief of the general staff, celebrated his 69th birthday at headquarters on the N Selig, eastern front Wednesday. C. E. McPherren. Auditor and Police J Imitation pearls have become an im Walter L. Toose Jr.. City Attorney. portant article of manufacture recent Pat Murphy, Marshal and Water Supt. ly In Barcelona. Spain. During 1915 M. L. Thompson. Treasurer they were manufactured there to the Dr. P. M. Uellwarth. Health Officer. value of over $121.000, as against $4000 TheCouncil meets tn regular seaslon on the flret in 1914. Monday night of each month, at 7 JO o'clock, in In their latest raid on Bucharest, the office of the Palls City News. says the Times' Bucharest correspond ent. the German aeroplanes dropped proclamations declaring that the city will be laid in ruins soon, unless Rou- m&nia hastens to make a separate P H Y S IC IA N peace. Washington, l). O.—Generally pros- Movable Schools. Roumanian troops have gained a Halvor Steenerson. after completing porous conditions ure reported One of six day movablu school* will F. M. HELLW ARTH tooting on the right bank of the Dan an investigation begun in Washington1 throughout the Pacific Coast III the be conducted by the extension service ube river south of Bucharest, says PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON relative to the big advance in th e; federal reserve monthly bulletin. Of of the Oregon Agricultural college the official statement issued by Ger price of binder twine this year and the conditions on the north coast, the but- throughout the year, the type of school man general headquarters concerning Office one door east of P. O. work being changed during the various the fighting in Transylvania and Do- Fain City, further advance that is expected next Jet in says: defence Phone 368 seasons Oregon brudja. year, has returned to Fergus Falls. "Grain crops, though of less than Any local organization, auch as a According to statistics for the year "The binder twine situation is in the the usual volume, are commanding farmers' union, grange or other or 1915, the population of Russia has in control of the Commission del Merca such prices that the money returns ganization In which farmers of the creased more than 53,000,000, or 42 do de Hennequln Regulndure of Yuea are above the uormul. Although there community are Interested, may pro per cent, since 1897. It increased, tan, the representative said. 1 ll'* [ have been largo shipments of wheat mote a movable school. In counties more than 3,800.000, or more than 2 having county agunts. It la necessary the most iron-clad trust In the world . per cent, since 1914. The total popu HOTEL ami controls absolutely the world's **y full from the I settle Northwest to to arrange for the school through lation is set down as 182,182,600. supply of sisal, out of which binder the east, muny farmers have not yet them. Much organizations or persons The first case of infantile paralysis twine is made. This trust wus organ sold, holding In the expectation of Interested In securing a movable in six years in Walla Walla, Wash., ized by the military governor of Yuca higher prlt.eB Th„ crop fe„ school, should take up the matter with the extension service, Oregon Agricul was reported Wednesday, the 3-year- Chicago Believed to Be Center for tan, who controls i t The orgunlza , . . . . . . . .. Sample Rooms tion was approved by Carranza and considerably short of the earlier estl- tural college, Corvallis. old child of C. C. Eubanks being ill Boat Accommodations Big Syndicate— Expose Result Owing to the heavy demand made with the disease. The case is not the trust wus financed in the United mates, but with the carry over there F. D ro e ge. P ro p rie to r serious, and physicians are taking ev States with the approval of the state were approximately 350.000 tuna (near- for this type of work the past few of Blackmail Case Trial. years and to the failure of some points ery precaution to prevent spread of department. 1 ly 15,000,000 bushels) beyond domes to meet the expectations of the or the contagion. 'Norman l.lnd. whose father. John , Lind, was sent as President Wilson's tlc requirements and available for ex ganizers and the extension service, a B A R K E R SHOPS The rebellion in the Dutch East In few special requirements are being Chicago. — "More than $1.000,000 personal representative to Mexico, is port. Prices are $8 and $10 a ton made of all communities requesting dies is being quelled, according to This higher than last yeur. official dispatch received by the gov changes hands every day as a result its American representative. this service. trust already has doubled the price of ernment. The rebels in the district of racing handbook operations in Cht-jg|aa| 1. Organize a class of not fewer t0 the state of Minnesota, which J ''The apple crop of California, Ore- Falls City, Oregon near Mocaratebi have surrendered. means an extra tax of at least 10 cents Kon ,ult* Washington Is estimated at than twenty people for a one day Three brigades of infantry inflicted cago," said United States District At school and of not leas (ban forty per W here you can $ tt a S h a v e , H a ir C a t, B a th serious losses on a rebel force near torney Charles F. Clyne Thursday, who an acre in Minnesota. This money 5,800.000 barrels, which is a little sons for a longer school, these people goes to the military government ami above normal. The quality Is excep o r ‘ Sh in e* Zemabce on September 26. declared he had positive information Carranza." agreeing to attend all sessiona re A i e n t For D a lla s Steam l a a n d r y tlonal and high prices are ruling. quested. Bun talea forwarded lu ead aj evening Early winter, predicted by Indians of this. “ Hops will yield about 280,000 bales, 2. Provide a room In which (o hold and birds, arrived in Baker. Or., at 11 There is not that amount of money o’clock Tuesday night, when snow fell involved in Chicago, he said, but gam | or 20,000 bales more than last yeur. the school or a place for demonstra in the city's streets. Little more than ------- I This is far in excess of domestic re- tion. take care of heat, light and Jani tor service, aud furnish conveyance to MONUMENTS a trace fell in the city, but the snow blers of the city control betting to Albany. N. Y.—Christian Scientists quirements. The British embargo on and from (he railroad statlou for In in the hills was heavy. It is the earli that extent throughout the country. est snow in two years. No damage While District Attorney Clyne was in New York state may treat persons exports has affected prices most un structors In charge of the work. 3 Furnish the demonstration ma was done to crops, practically all be preparing federal action. Mayor afflicted with disease without obtaln- favorably, bids of 10 to 12 cents com terial necessary for the type of school M ARBLE AND G R A N ITE ing harvested. Thompson indicated, after a confer licenses to practice medicine, provided paring, for example, with 43 % cents desired. Tfie American Association of Wool ence with Chief Healey, that a num they conform to the tenets of the In 1911. 4. Agree to Issue 1000 copies of en and Worsted Manufacturers tele Christian Science Church. It was clear “ Tho salmon pack of the Pacific program for the movable school and Dallas, Oregon graphed the department of commerce her of police officers will be transfer ly ruled in a decision handed down by distribute these as Instructed. protesting against the holding up of red as a result of Judge Landis' ex the court of appeals. The test case Coast, Including Alaska, Is about 20 5. To advertise the school as wide per cent below normal. A leading the census report on dyestuffs. Sec pose. "I understand," said the mayor which brought the decision was insti packer says that from the sellers' ly us possible throughout the com retary Redfield replied that the report F U N E R A L DIRECTOR tuted In 1911 against Willis Vernon munity. JOJUD W l , was being withheld temporarily to af u!*ljao ijtqs HI-» Cole, a Christian Science practltloner, polnt of view tho salmon markets of The following lines of work will be ford proper privacy to transactions of policemen to clean up the gambling convicted In 1912 of practicing medl tho world are in better condition than taken up In movable school work dur situation.” dye importers. The ing this year: Horticulture, agron Postoffice authorities in cities fur cine illegally and fined $100. at any time since 1900. omy, poultry, dairy, animal husbandry, Mason D. Hill, aged 94, of Port nished with racing news from Chicago Judgment was reversed, the fine order "Mining continues Its great activity, home economics, and special aubjecta Townsend, Wash., the oldest Oddfel were ordered to seize the records of ed remitted and a new trial ordered by the higher court. with expanding output. as may seem desirable. low in the world in years as well as the gamblers. For further Information write the “ There has been no material change in membership, received a 70-year Jew This action was taken as a result of . _ . . in the unsatisfactory condition of the extension service. Oregon Agricultural el from his associates, the presenta a conference between District Attor Potato Imports Guarded. lumber Industry, lack of transporta- college, Corvallis, Oregon, or see the tion being made by H. G. Merritt ney Clyne and General J. P. Stuart, Washington, D. C.— With the potato tion facilities being the greatest handl- secretary In the Information booth at grand master of Oddfellows of Wash chief postal inspector. ington. Mr. Hill is the first Oddfellow General Stuart immediately sent or crop so short that thousands of bush cap. Ships for the lumber trade, with state fair. to be entitled to such a jewel. ders to the postoffice authorities of els must be Imported for home use, i “ n carry|,IK capacity of 30,- , , , , ... . . 000,000 feet, are now building on this More than 2000 students registered Cleveland. St. Louis. Denver, Houston, the department of agriculture issued a : coag( Ochoco Project is Passed. for evening school work at 12 public New York and San Francisco to ferret statement warning importers of strict _____________________ Kalern.— Residents on the Ochoco schools which opened for classes in out the records of the gamblers and regulations requiring permits for all .. _ irrigation project In Crook county will Portland Wednesday night. With the hold them. Nations Protest Acts of Mexico. “ Chicago is the hub of all this race shipments and examination at ports of ... . , A / _ ,, vote on the question of bonding the exception of three schools, all are well entry by inspectors of the department I Washington, D. C. Strong protests track betting,” said District Attorney project for $1,000,000 to secure funds up to the average in attendance, and, Clyne. Because of the necessity of these in ! have been made to the state depart- to carry out contemplated Improve according to John C. Veatch, supervis "There is little doubt that we can spections, notice is given that for the ment by the British and French em- ments. It became assured when the or, a substantial increase Is expected. present permits would be Issued only ba(,slcH a„ alnBt af, „ nn ,.f ,h„ f ._r office of Slate Engineer Lewis ap Nearly every nation was represented obtain the indictments of the gamblers for the ports of Portland, Or Seattlo Da" slC8 “ gainst the action of tho ( ar- proved in its general features the re now for using the mails to defraud in the registrations. The only thing left to do is to present | San Francisco, Port Huron, Philadel ranza government In Mexico In seizing port of R. W. Rea, project engineer. B R O W N -S IB L E Y A B S T R A C T CO: Simultaneously with the announce our evidence before the federal grand phia, New York and Boston. the assets of Jlritish and French bank Notice of the report's approval was ment that 20.000 employes of the Jury." 610 M ill Street. Dallaa. Oregon. ing institutions In the Mexican capi sent to the directors of the project. JOHN B. SIBLEY, Manager. Wholesale Clothiers’ Association of Judge Landis discovered a poker tal. These banks are closed as the re Tho project as approved by Engineer Chicago would receive a reduction in Deputies Drink Evidence. and bridge game in the Hotel Astor, Our abatract plant is potted dally suit of the Carranza decrees, and It Lewis embraces 20,000 acres of land working hours without loss of pay. a 184 North Clark street, when the first Seattle, Wash.—The suit of the Chi Is declared that the Interests of British in Crook county. It Is proposed to Polk Connty Record». voluntary wage Increase of 2 % cents witness testified after the inquiry into cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad and French stockholders have been issue bonds on the basis of $60 an an hour for employes of the operating gambling conditions was opened. Ho far the state acre valuation for the project. i t - 1? “ *!* _^,iec_te‘! department all over the United States The judge intimated later in the day against Sheriff Robert T. Hodge, to depart merit has given no Indication of was announced by Wilson & Co., Ar that he would investigate the baseball recover $2500 worth of liquor seized what it will do. mour & Co., Swift & Co., Libby, Mc pools also. by the sheriff at Maple Valley Sep Liquor Ship Off Astoria. Neil & Co., and Morris & Co. The Officials in Washington are aiding! tember 13 because shipped to a flctl- Astoria—The gasoline launch Union, Increases granted by the packers will in the investigation, and announce tlous address, was continued In a Jus- Notice to News Subscribers Many Mexicans Starving. Daniel Hannulas’ "booze ship,” which affect 60,000 men, while about 20,000 ment was made that the government tice court. The railroad had a lien on Laredo, Tex.— Deplorable conditions sailed from Eureka a few days ago, will be benefited by the reduction of might seek Indictments against certain the liquor for $158 freight charges. hours In the clothing trades from 50 Chicago gamblers as violators of the] Sheriff Hodge testified that ho order- exist In I.arnpa/.os, 80 miles south of has arrived off the mouth of the river. A mark here indicates that to 48. To the packers the increase lottery and postal laws ed the liquor destroyed because his j the border In Nuevo Leon, where 20 She dropped anchor about three miles your subscription is delinquent. will mean an additional payroll of $4,- deputies were “ nibbling at It." deaths from starvation occurred In two below the lightship, and well outside 000,000 a year. The action of both Please call and fix it. days, according to reports received the three-mile limit. The coast guard Railroad Profits Grow. garment makers and packers was vol Million for Two Milk Plants. hero. At least half of the crops have crew visited the craft and was pres untary, it was announced. In neither Louisville.—The Louisville & Nash Seattle.—One million dollars rash case was there threat of labor diffi ville Railroad company closed the ented with several bottles of whisky, was paid Thursday by Charles E. Pea been confiscated by the government a portion of which was turned over to culties. Tho poorer greatest year in Its history on June 30, body, former president of the Alaska for military purposes. King Constantine of Greece is ready women In Lampazos are unable to the Internal revenue officers. Officers according to the report of President Steamship company, to the John 1!. clothe themselves properly, and chil are waiting In the lower harbor to M r. Hom o Sookor— ^ to declare war on Bulgaria. Agnew company of Seattle for the con seize the "booze ship” If she comes C O M E TO FA LLS C IT Y , O R I S O N 1 Pendleton, Or., whe t market is Milton H. Smith. Its gross operating densed milk plants of the company at dren of both sexes are virtually naked. Inside. and Buy Orchard Land 1 practically at a standstill on account revenues for the fiscal year were $60,- Mount Vernon, Skagit county, and at 317,993, an Increase of $8,711,978 over Ferndale, Whatcom county. The Mount of the shortage of cars. Wheat Hits High Mark. the previous year, and $411,526 over Vernon plant has a capacity of 3000 Girl Wins Trip to Fair. Work progresses rapidly on the Ore- the year ending June 30, 1914. the best eases a day. Chicago.— Highest prices this sea Fendleton.— For tho second succes gon-Washington interstate bridge, and s,m were scored In the wheat market previous record. the opening in the near future seems Thursday as a result of increasing sive year, Carmine Jones, daughter of The net income was $13,953,849, an Brewer Offers Solution. certain. drouth damage In Argentina. The a McKay creek farmer, last week won increase of $9,093,707 over the previ S O U TH ER N PACIFIC COM PANY Buffalo, N. Y.— A reduction In the j close was firm, 2 f i 2 % c to 2 % c net ous year, and equal to 19.38 per cent The American Bankers’ Association amount of alcohol in beer was advo higher, with December at $1.58% and first honors In the state wide turkey- Passenger Train Schedule Is alarmed over the report that live of its capitalization of $72,000,000. cated by speakers at the 20th annual May at $1.57% f i % . Corn showed a raising contest. In connection with the Effective Oct. 4,1914 stock production is not keeping pace convention of the Master Brewers' as net advance of % to %@%e, and oats Industrial club work of schools. She 161 1«) 1«7 with the demand. sociation. Hugh S. Fox, secretary of of % to L4@%c. Provisions finished WMT BOUND Richard Flower is Dead. Is 14 years of sge. With three other am. am. pm. the United States Brewers’ associa at a range varying from 35 cents de New York.—Richard Flower, known Umatilla county pupils she attended Salem . . . 7:00 9.45 4.00 The threatened sympathetic strike tion. declared that the solution of the cline to a rise of 2V4c. of New York unions to aid the street throughout the country for stock-sell whole liquor problem would be prohl the fair last week as guests of the D allas. . . 8.15 11.02 5.30 state. Arthur Crone, of Upine, was car men did not materialize as sched Ing operations, from which he was bltion of the sale of spirituous liquors FallsCity. 8.50 11.35 6.05 Czar Gives Jews Schools. uled, but leaders assert that many credited with having netted more than end license for the sale of beer and awarded second prize In pig raising. 11:55 Bi’kRock. Petrograd, via London.—Jews will thousands have quietly quit their Jobs. 170 164 i« $1,000,000, dropped dead In a Hoboken w nc*'_________________ enjoy greater educational advantages KAtTBOUND Dry* Gain Four Towns. pm. am. pm. German aviators again dropped a theater Sunday. Relatives Identified In Russia In the future. A series of New Haven. Conn—The so-called 1.05 B l’k Rock Vote by Mail Proposed, great number of bombs on Bucharest, the body. Flower, who operated under high schools and technical schools ex “ little town elections” in Connecticut 6.10 Madison, WIs.—Governor Phlltpp clusively for Jewish students is to he Falls City. 9.30 1.26 according to German official state many aliases, was In turn lawyer, were featured by lively contests over 6.40 D allas. . . 10.10 2.00 ment. This adds that several points preacher, "healer,” and "alchemist,1 has called a special session of the leg- established by the government and tho excise questions, and the "dry" of the Roumanian capital “are still with a secret for the manufacture of Islature for October to pass an act per- greater freedom will be accorded with forces made a gain of four towns. Of 7.45 Salem . . . 1 1 .0 1 3.15 burning as the result of our previous rubles, and a Wall-street mine opera mitting soldiers on the Mexican border repect to their entry Into the univer the 168 towns In the state 91 are now A. C. Powica*. AOIWT tor. He was 73 years old. | to vote by mall. sities. attack.” no-llcense. H. J. Griffin, Mayor. R. M. Womierly, Councilman*at-Larga G. W. Brentner, George C. March, C. J. Bradley, Councilme» I. G. Singleton. C. L. Hopkins, professional darhs GREAT GAMBLING RING DISCOVERED Binder Trust Has Absolute Control BUSINESS GOOD IN NORIHWEST; of World’s Supply, Says Steenerson PRODUCERS REAPING BtNEfITS Operations Believed to Have Extended Throughout United States. business Caris MILLION A DAY CHANGED HANDS jfa lls C it^ liD o tc l Bohle’ s Barber Shops Christian Science Wins Right to Practice G. L. H A W K I N S MONUMENTS ( J