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The supreme economic council an
nounced Tuesday that the allied and
associated governments had decided
tn lift the blockade of Hungary as
soon as a stable government Is estab
lished there.
For the first time since February 1
1917, trading on the stock exchange
Tuesday exceeded by a slender margin
the 2,000,000-share mark, heavy buy
ing of specialties contributing largely
to the huge total.
The council of four of the peace con
ference has decided conditionally to
recognized the anti-bolshevik govern
ments of Admiral Kolchak and General
Denekine. according to Reuter's
Agency in Paris.
Two hotels, representing jointly an
investment of $4,500,000, will be built
in the northwest by the California
Hotel corporation, Charles W. Moore,
vice-president, announced Tuesday.
One will be in Seattle and the other
in Tacoma.
The Philippine mission which went
to the United States in the interest
of independence of the islands re
turned to Manila Monday and ;was
given an enthusiastic welcome by a
crowd of thousands of persons who
greeted the party as it landed.
A delegation of 250 women employes
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit com
pany appeared before Governor Smith
of New York at the city hall Tuesday
to protest against the newly enacted
transportation law which bars women
from working after 10 o'clock at night
and which had cost them their jobs.
One man was killed and several
were hurt when a giant Tarrant tri-
plane, largest, in the world,- was
ing for its first flight near Farn
wrecked Tuesday morning while taxy-
borough, England. The machine dug
its nose into the ground and turned
over. It weighed 20 tons ana was
equipped with six engines.
Thirty thousand men, ship workers'
representatives of the merchants' and
manufacturers' association, federation
of labor and other organizations,
marched through the business section
of Baltimore Sunday afternoon as a
protest against the proposed action
of the United States shipping board in
cancelling its shipbuilding programme, j
Information regarding numerous
Jewish massacres in central and east
ern Europe during last March and
April, forwarded by special representa
tives of the Jewish relief organization,
was presented to the state department
Tuesday by Representative Siegel of
New York. Names of 54 Jews who
were massacred were given in the re
port. Young Americans who regret the
fact that they did not get an opportu
nity to go to France during the world
war, and who still desire to go over
seas, are offered a chance by the
United States marine corps, which is
enlisting men for "special limited serv
ice" in France. Musicians, especially,
are in demand to relieve men now in
the service, and men for service duty
who want to spend the summer abroad
are urged to enlist at once.
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In order to provide for linking up
the Columbia highway through Tho
Dalles, the city council litis adopted
four resolutions culling an election for
Friday, June 27, on voting necessary
bonds.
The roster at the opening of the
state grange at Hillsboro Thursday
morning showed 118 delegates, repre
senting 27 counties. In attendance
Three hundred visitors are also pros
ent, making the total number in tit
tendance the largest in recent yeurs.
The current issue of an eastern mag
azine contains an article by Professor
Drvden. of Oreon Agricultural col
lege, in which Is detailed tho history
of a Benton county farmer, Jess Han
son, who cleared $18,300 In four years
from .'chickens. Mr. Hanson strtod
his work with a capital of only $1000.
The adoption of a new wage scale
with increase In the minimum wage
for common labor from 45 to 50 cents
an hour, and a proportionate increase
in skifled labor, was announced by
the Buehner Lumber company at
North Bend Thursday. The Increase
in wages will become effective at once
and will apply to over 250 employes.
State surveyors have completed
their location of the. road' from the
end of the present paving in Umatilla
county at Rieth, to Echo. Data, maps
and specifications for a call for bids
will be rushed so that the work may
be completed this summer. The road
as surveyed, follows the river, using
in many places, the old railroad grade.
Mrs. Lola O. Baldwin of Portland,
Mrs. Charles H. Castner of Hood River
and Mrs. V. H. Dancy of Salem were
designated members of the advisory
board for the state industrial school
for girls, in appointments announced
by Governor Olcott. Mrs. Baldwin
succeeds Mrs. George McMath, who
served temporarily during Mrs. Buld
win's absence from the state during
the war.
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89 Dr. George ACokIc? hi
It was an aged veteran, with lock)
all thin and gray,
Who sat within the village church
on Decoration day;
He came upon his crutches, with
tottering step and slow,
. M.'nrfr nn 7k u brow had
.t 'their ileetina snow;
HU eyes were sunk and feeble, hU
cheek was pale and wan,
Not like the boy who went out when
the cruel war began.
The organ pealed out gratuity, "My
country, 'tis of thee,"
And youthful voices sang aloud the
anthem of the free.
With listless air he watched them,
from the old, familiar pew,
A sad example of the old, supplant
ed by the new.
No wife or child sat by him aU
dead or far away
Amid the tfcrong he was alone on
Decoration day.
Too weak and lame fur walking for
many years of late,
A friendly auto bore him to the
cemetery gate;
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That plans are being worked out
for construction of a dam across Lost
River bed below Merrill by which
later it is proposed to irrigate the
reclaimed lands of Tule lake, is an
nounced by Project Manager H. D.
Newell, at Klamath Falls. Mr. Newell
says there is no certainty as to when
ork will be undertaken but that the
plans will be ready when the funds
are available.
Eleven thousand eight hundred nine
ty-four voters were registered in Linn
county Wednesday night when County
Clerk Russell closed the books for
the special election to be held June
3. Of this number 6887 were men and
5007 women. The number in each
political party is as follows: Republi
can, " 6662; democratic, 4127; prohi
bition, 376; socialist, 254; miscellan
eous, 475.
In reply to the complaint of R. W.
Price, president of the Multnomah
Anglers' club, to the general effect
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umt uie siaie iisn ana game commis
sion was In need of reorganization, and
that matters within it were far from
right, Governor Olcott has written Mr.
Price saying that such an inquiry will
be held when all members of the com
mission are in the state, and that the
inquiry will be thorough and open.
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Frank Livingston, negro, was tied to
a tree and burned alive by a mob of
about 150 men, both white and negroes,
about 18 miles from Eldorado, Ark.,
Thursday.
The supreme court was asked in
memoranda filed by the Commercial
and the Commercial Pacific Cables
companies to decide upon their merits
the suits brought by the companies to
enjoin the postmaster-general from
seizing their properties under the
presidential proclamation of last Nov
ember. Ten square blocks of Mobile's resi
dence section were swept by fire Fri
day which caused $750,000 property
damage, left 1500 people houseless
and destroyed probably 200 buildings.
The international parliamentary
commercial conference has decided
to reserve its decision on the question
of the internationalization of the Rhine.
The Belgian claim for complete eco
nomic and military liberty was agreed
to unanimously by the conference.
A shameless jancher profiteer, who
refused to divulge his name, made $36
last Sunday pulling stalled automo
biles from the mud at the eastern
and western termini of the Coos City
bridge, where the rains had created a
mired condition not observed until the
machines plunged in over the hubs
The rancher said his team could have
made twice as much had the necessary
number of tourists happened along,
Mrs. Jessie Jarvls of Portland was
Thursday elected president of the
Oregon Rebekah assembly, to succeed
Mrs. Jeanie Burke of Grants1 Pass
utner oiticers elected were: Vice-
president, Miss Ethel Fletcher, Salem;
secretary, Mrs. Ora Cosper, Dallas,
re-elected; treasurer, Miss Edna Ja
cobs, Portland, re-elected; warden,
Mrs. Ethel Meldrum, Milwaukie. The
latter was elected over a field of ten
candidates.
Effprts are being made to conserve
the crop of cascara, one of the most
indispensable articles in the medical
world and grown onlyon the Pacific
coast. The present crop growing in
the forests of the northwest is ample
to fill the demand for all time if prop
erly conserved. In other words, the
cascara crop, if not wasted, is repro
ducing itself as fast as it is being con
sumed. The mature crop still standing
is probably ample to supply 'the de
mand for from 20 to 30 years and the
new crop which is springing up on
the million of acres of logged-off lands
throughout the Pacific coast will ma
ture a new crop which will become
available in 10 to 15 years if not destroyed.'
Here, sitting in the welcome shade,
He watched his comrades
come
A piteous few, but keeping step be
hind the fife and drum;
Then, leaning on a marble shaft, Ms
dead wife's grave anigh,
He gave salute and waved his hat as
the starry flag went by.
The graves were strewn with blos
soms; the little flags all placed;
His comrades to the busy town their
halting steps retraced;
And the dead slept on in silence, be
neath the flowers of May,
Heedless alike of fife and drum and
Decoration day;
But, lingering there amon-g them,
till red the sunset gleamed,
His head sank down upon his
breast; he fell asleep and
dreamed.
He dreamed of childhood's hour; he
heard the robin sing,
And culled again the violets that
blossomed by the spring;
With sisters and with brothers, in
his happy northern home,
He watched the war-cloud gather,
and heard its thunders come.
TTlo nfl-'n ,1 i ... ,7 .,
j-. inuvnoi a vilify, ins sweeineart s
kiss, still thrilled him as of
yore,
When proudly down the village
street he marched out in th
war.
He dreamed of soldiers marching
he saw the deadly fray
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