Forest Grove press. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1909-1914, January 04, 1912, Image 7

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    K O L IA IS LOST
S H U S T E R R E A D Y T O Q U IT .
Chiaf Concern is for Staff of Am er­
ican Assistants.
1
BESIEGED CITYFALLS FARM tm ORCHARD
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CHURCHES.
Teheran — M. W. Morgan Shuster,
Church of the Visitation, Verboort
—Rev. L. A. LeMiller, pastor. Sow-
the American treasurer-general who
Notes and Instructions from Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
day Early Mass at 8 a. in.; Higfc
has been dismissed from office by the Russian Forces
of Oregon and Washington. Specially Suitable to Pacific Coast Conditions
large Portion ol Chinese Empire cabinet
Mass at 10:30 a. m.; Vesper at 3:M
in compliance with the de­
p.
m. Week days Mass at 8:30 a. rn.
mands contained in the Russian ulti­
Becomes Independent.
G R O UN D L IM E S T O N E ; W H A T IS valuable and necessary process of
Alter
Stubborn
Fight.
Christian
Science Hall, 115 Fifth
matum, has sent his reply to the cabi­
I T A N D W H A T IS IT S A C TIO N
decay is hindered if the soil is acid.
ON T H E SOIL?
Therefore applications of limestone st-, between First and Second ava
net, in which he stated his willingness
on acid soils may serve indirectly in South—Services Sundays at 11 a. m.;
Russia Will Establish Protectorate, to hand over his accounts when his Flag Over American Consulate Cut (By Professor H. V. Tartar, of the making the humus of the soil of Sunday school at 12 m.; mid-week
value to growing crops. It
successor was named. He added that
Which Will Also Extend O ver
Department of Chemistry, O. A. C.) greatest
Down by Shell — Defenders
also evident that to obtain most meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.
Territory of Turkestan
his chief solicitude was for the wel­
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ is profitable
Give Up Arms.
with limestone there Free Methodist church, Fourth st»
vallis, Ore.—Recently numerous in­ must be results
fare of his 14 American assistants,
plenty
of organic matter between First and Second Avenne.
quiries have come to the writer re­ present.
concerning whom nothing has yet been
F. Le se, Pastor. Sunday School a t
garding the nature and the agricul­ Limestone also liberates certain J.
Pekin — Mongolia, which almost decided.
10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. awu
Tabriz,
Persia—A
nine-day
siege
of
tural
use
of
ground
limestone.
These
necessary
plant
food
elements
in
the
equals China proper in size, will be Meetings were held in the various this city by the Russian troops has inquiries have shown that some farm­ soil from their insoluble combination. 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meeting Wednes­
proclaimed independent, simultaneous­ mosques to protest against the action resulted in its complete occupation by ers of the state have obtained erron­ A large array of figures indicate that day 7:30 p. m.
ly with the cutting off from ,China of of
the government. The minister of the Russian forces and the dispersal eous ideas regarding this material. It lime liberates potash from its more Seventh Day Adventist Church, 3rd
the vast dependency of Turkestan.
with a view of correcting these insoluble forms thereby making it street—Sabbath schol 2 p. m., preach­
the
has issued an order that of the combatants belonging to the is mistaken
Both will pass under Russian in­ new interior
ideas that this article has more available for growing plants.
elections
be
held
as
soon
as
pos
constitutional
progressive
party,
or
been written.
fluence and will practically become sible,
Phosphorus may exist in the soil, ing 3 p. m. each Saturday. Midweek
Fidai3.
Numerous
casualties
were
Russian protectorates. Russia at any The latest dispatches from Tabriz sustained by both sides, the Russians Limestone is a more or less impure mainly in three different combina­ prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 pt
form of carbonate of lime. Carbonate tions. namely, lime phosphates, iron m. A cordial welcome. H. W. Vall-
time will be able to annex them. A report a temporary lull in the fight­ alone losing from 100 to 200 men, of
lime is a chemical compound con­ phosphates and aluminum phosphate. mer, Elder.
grand khan will be named as monarch ing. A telegram from Shiraz, prov­ while the losses of the Fidais were se­ taining
40 per cent of calcium, 12 per The latter two forms are very insolu­ Catholic Services. Rev. J. R. Buck,
of Mongolia. The construction of the ince of Fara, where a boycott has vere.
cent of carbon and 48 per cent of ble
so that phosphate in these soils
trans-Mongolian railway, for which been instituted against the Indian In the fighting an enormous amount oxygen.
As it occurs in nature it is is largely unavailable to plants. Lime pastor. Forest Grove—Chapel at cor.
Russia has long sought permission troops, reports another attack on the of damage to property was done and mixed with
some impurities such as phosphate on the other hand has its of 3rd street and 3rd avenue south.
from China, will now be a matter of Indians near Kazeroon, in which two the American flag floating over the sand, iron, alumina, phosphates and availability
much increased by the 1st and 4th Sundays of the mooth.
time, Europe thereby coming nfearer Sowars were killed. The situation is United States consulate was shot often a considerable quantity of mag­ carbonated water of the soil. Con­ Mass
8:30; 2nd and 3rd Sunday»
nesium carbonate.
to Pekin by three or four days.
sequently by the use of lime which of the at month.
regarded
as
serious.
down
by
a
Russian
shell,
which,
how­
10:30. Cornelius
When this compound calcium is may change some of the iron and —1st Sunday of Mass
Russian influence will flank the Jap­
ever, did no further damage to the heated
the month, M ubs at
to
bright
redness
it
decom­
aluminum
phosphates
to
lime
phos­
anese sphere perilously in Manchuria,
consulate. No casualties were suf­ poses into two compounds known phates the availability of phosphorus 10:30; 3rd Sunday of the niontK
A D M IR A L D E W E Y IS 74.
and a Japanese alliance for the sake
fered by the foreign population, but chemically as calcium oxld, a solid to plants is increased.
Mass at 8:00. Seghers—2nd Sunday
of preserving Japanese interests soon­ Hero of Manila Bay Holds Informal many
individuals suffered from lack of substance, and carbon dioxide, a gas. There are other and minor effects of the month. Mass at 8:00; 4th
er or later may be expected. Russian
provisions while they were closely The commercial form of calcium of limestone on soils which might be Sunday of the month. Mass at 10:30.
Birthday Party
officers and officials, if not the Russian
is ordinary “quick lime.” It is
to their houses during the oxide
of, but the space of this
government proper, have influenced Washington. D. C.—Admiral George confined
really lime stone from which all the spoken
article does not afford the opportun­ M. E. Church, Rev. Hiram GouMk
prolonged
street
fighting.
this action in Mongolia.
and two-thirds of the oxygen ity. Its main effects, however, have paetor. Second street, between First
Dewey, celebrated the 74th anniver­ Reports of atrocities said to have carbon
present have been driven off in gase­ been pointed out in a brief way.
Second avenues. Sunday school
been
committed
by
both
sides
are
en­
sary
of
his^birth
December
26.
Twelve
ous
form
by the aid of heat, the It might be said in conclusion that and
Move on Pekin is Planned.
at
10
m.; Epworth League at 6:30
tirely
unfounded,
the
mortality
among
“quick
lime’
remaining
being
about
no extensive tests have been made p. m. a. Preaching
Shanghai—It is reported that the years after all other naval officers the native non-combatants being 56 per cent of the original amount of
at 11 a. m. and 8:00'
the use of ground limestone on p. m. Mid-week
delegates of the 18 provinces of China are by law retired from active serv­ small.
prayer meeting
of
limestone
used.
acid
soils
in
Oregon.
In
fact,
it
has
proper intend to meet at Nanking to ice, the admiral was busy at his desk. The Russians alone were the object When exposed to the moisture of been very difficult to obtain this Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
re-elect Drl Sun Yat Sen president of He received a few old friends at his of the operations of the Persians, the air or soil quicklime rapidly takes material at a figure that would make Christian Church, comer Third et.
the provisional government of the home
who displayed no resentment what­ up water combining with it to form it profitable to the former should its and First Ave. Rev. C. H. Hilton,
in the evening, among the cal­ ever
united provinces.
a chemical compound, calcium hy­ applications prove beneficial. Some
against other foreigners.
Bible school at 10 a. m.;
droxide. which is mere water slaked of the fertilizer companies are now pastor.
The arrival of Dr. Sun Yat Sen has lers being President Taft.
A
collision
between
Russian
guards
lime. This compound formed by the endeavoring to make arrangements preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.;
injected an entirely new and forceful The admiral believes the secret of and Persian constitutionalists the night uniting
quick lime and water is whereby they can offer it for sale Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00 pi
element into the ranks and councils of good health is congenial employment. of December 20 was the beginning of the same of whether
the slaking takes at a low figure. Certain eastern m.
the revolutionists. There is every His walk is brisk, his handclasp as the disturbances. Two Russians were place rapidly or slowly.
such as Ohio and Illinois, have Congregational Church, CoIIega
evidAce that Dr. Sun is receiving firm and his energy as abundant as killed in this affair, after which fight­ When air slaked lime is exposed states,
found the use of limestone of value Way
more consideration than other leaders that of a man many years younger.
and First ave. north. Rev. IX
ing became general throughout the j in the air or soil, carbon dioxid (the for the upbuilding of many of their
of the revolution here. His residence He appeared at his office promptly city on the following morning.
I same gas which is given olf when soils. It seems that no general blan­ T. Thomas—Sunday school 10 a. in.;
is crowded from morning until night at 9 o’clock and plunged into his work. The principal engagements took ! quick lime is formed from limestone) ket recommendation can be made re­ Morning service 11 a. m.; eveniug,
with representatives of all the prov­ At intervals he was interrupted to re­ place near the Russian consulate, is gradually absorbed and calcium garding its use. The safest rule 8:00 p. m.; Junior C. E. at 3 p. in.;
inces, generals and governors with ceive greetings and congratulations of around the citadel known as the "ark” carbonate is again formed. The thor­ seems to be thé actual trial of the Senior C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
air slaked lime is exactly the material on the soil itself, enough be­
whom he has continual consultation. almost all the senior officers of the and at the Russian camp at Baghi oughly
LO DG ES.
same material as finely ground lime­ ing added to neutralize all the acid­
Delegates from the provinces of China navy and army and then again he laid Shemel. The Persians fired on the stone.
It is evident then that no ity. From the results obtained in Knights of Pythias—Delphos I .edge
proper who have been attending the aside official papers to scan some tel­ Russian camp with small mountain matter whether
we apply quick lime, other states it would seem reasonable No. 36, meets every Thursday at K.
Nanking convention, came in a body egram or letter of birthday greeting. artillery from the top of the "ark.” water slaked lime,
lime or to expect that the use of ground
to Shanghai, where they met Dr. Sun, The admiral said he would head the Russian soldiers in the capital replied ground lime stone, air the slaked
benefit de­ limestone might be of value for use of P. Hall. Chas. Staley, C. C.; Reis-
later returning to Nanking.
line of naval officers that would pass by shelling the “ ark” with shrapnel rived during the subsequent months on the acid soils of this state.
Ludwig, Keeper of Records and SeaL
in review before President Taft at the and driving the Persians from their or years is due to one compound
G. A. R.—-J. B. Mathews Post No.
calcium carbonate.
New Year’s reception at the White- position.
R E Y E S O N W AY T O D O O M .
6,
meets the first and third Wednes­
of the fact that carbonate
house.
On the following day there was des­ of Because
day of each month at 1:30 p. m., in
lime
is
the
final
substance
formed
F
A
S
H
I
O
N
H
I
N
T
S
perate fighting in the streets, the rifle when quick lime or slaked lime are
General Heavily Guarded on T rip to
K. of P. hall. John Baldwin, Com­
K IN G ’S S K U L L IS S T O L E N .
and Maxim gun fire being continuous. added
it would seem advisa­
mander.
Mexican Capital.
The Persians made an attack at night ble to to use soil, finely
limestone
Masonic—Holbrook Lodge No. 30.
Monterey, Mex.—Heavily guarded Tom b 'of Black George of Servia on the Russian camp, to which the (lim e. carbonate) in ground
the beginning.
A. F. & A. M., regular meetings held
on his way to the capital to answer to Desecrated; Jewels Untouched. Russians at first did not reply, await­ The
limestone is also cheaper be­
first Saturday in each month. D. IX
the charge of sedition, General Ber­ Vienna—The vault in St. Mark’s ing the closer approach of the assail­ cause the cost of burning has been
eliminated;
its
action
on
the
organic
nardo Reyes is being hurried south­ cemetery
Bump, W. M.; A. A. Ben Kori, sec­
ants.
Finally
the
Russian
troops
which reposed for many opened fire, repulsing the Persians matter of the soil is less caustic; it
retary.
ward through towns the inhabitants years the in bones
of
Kara-George
Petro-
is more t easily handled than quick
of which have been kept in ignorance vitch, founder of the Servian dynasty, with heavy loss. The Russian posi­ lime
W. O. W.—Forest Grove Camp No.
or slaked lime. For these rea­
of his passage.
tions,
both
in
the
camp
and
at
the
98, meets in Woodmen Hall, evory
been desecrated. The skull of the Russian consulate, were at that time sons finely ground limestone has
So nicely was his departure from has
Saturday. A. J. Parker, C. C.; James
former Servian chief has been stolen, evidently in a precarious state. All come into’considerable use in several
Linares timed that only a small por­ but
\
H.
Davis, Clerk.
V
of
our
eastern
states.
the
decorations
and
rings
were
not
tion of the population was aware of touched.
communication between the camp and Lime is an essential element of
Artisans—Diamond Assembly No.
it, and in Monterey, his old home, The coffin of Queen Persida was not the Russian consulate was cut off for plant
food for all higher plants. It
27, meeta every Tuesday in K. of
possible trouble was averted by routing opened. There is no clew to the dese- several days.
seems to be especially necessary in
P. Hall. C. B. Stokes, M. A; John
the
leaves
and
stems
for
the
proper
his car around the city.
The
first
detachment
of
Russian
re­
elaboration of starch. The total
Boldrick,
Secretary.
That President Madero probably crators.
inforcements
from
Julfa,
consisting
of
Kara-George (Black George, or 800 men, with four guns, arrived at amount needed is small, varying for
will not insist upon the death penalty George
Rcbekabt—Forest Lodge No. 44.
Czerny)
was
a
peasant,
born
different
plants,
and
the
supply
in
for Reyes and his followers was shown in 1766, who in 1806 became the lead­ the outskirts of the city on the night the average soil Is ample for those
meets the first, third and fifth Wed­
in the capital, when the father of er of the Servians in the revolt of December 26, after making a forced needs. Very rarely is it necessary
nesdays
of each month. Miss Alice
David Reyes Retana obtained execu­ against Turkey. He defeated the march of 48 hours from their camp 80 to add lime to a soil simply to
Crook,
N.
G.; Secretary, Mias Carrie
tive clemency for his son. Young Turks, captured Belgrade and liber­ miles from Tabriz.
serve as plant food. For this reason
Austin.
Retana was a prominent lawyer here ated Servia. He was driven out of The citadel was evacuated by the lime has not been recognized as a
I. O. O. F.—Washington Lodge No.
until he took up the fight with Reyes. Servia in]1813 and was murdered in Persians afterward and the Russian normal fertilizer constituent, like
48, meets eyery Monday in I. O. O. F.
nitrogen,
phosphorus
or
potassium;
it
troops
occupied
it,
raising
the
Russian
1817.
serves as an amendment or supple­
B U D D H IS T S T A T U E S F O U N D .
Hall. Wu. Van Antwerp, N. <3.;
flag over the "ark.
ment to the soil mechanism.
Robert Taylor, Secretary.
Contract is Not Yet Off.
The
chief
reason
for
applying
lime­
South Sea Carvings Similar to Those
Modern Woodmen of America—
Washington, D. C. — American IH A L F O F C O A L IS W A S T E D . stone to soils is to correct or neu­
t
Uncovered in Yucatan.
Camp No. 6228, meets the second and
tralize the free acids in the soil. In
Treasurer General Shuster’s contract Director of Mines Says Country the
fourth Friday of each month. Sam
decomposition and fermentation
Victoria, B.- C. — Dr. Frederick with the Persian government to man­
of the organic matter of the soil
Marshal, Consul; Geo. G. Paterson.
Starr, professor of anthropology at age the finances of Persia has not been Loses $ 6 00 .0 0 0 ,0 00 Annually. chemical
changes take place which
Clerk.
the University of Chicago, who re­ formally cancelled, so far as the State Washington, D. C.—Dr. Joseph A. are accompanied
by
the
formation
Rosewood Camp, No. 3835 R. N.
turned recently from a scientific mis­ department can learn. A cable mes­ Holmes, director of the Federal bu­ of certain acids such aB carbonic
A., meets first and third Fridays of
sion to Corea, made the discovery at sage received from American Minister reau of mines, startled the chemists acid, nitric acid, and various organic
eBch month In I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs.
a deserted semi-subterranean temple Russell at Teheran, however, dealt with the declaration that of all the acids. This formation of acids is
M. S. Allen, Oracle; Mrs. Winulfred
on the southeastern seacoast of Corea, with plans being made to get Mr. coal mined in the United States, fully analogous to the formation of lactic
An easy 1 make rind wonderfully Aldrich, Recorder.
Efficiency acid in the souring of milk, of acetic
of Buddhist statues and carvings re­ Shuster and his family safely out of one-half was wasted.
negligee i i pictured here. It Gale Grange No. 282, P. of II»
methods of education, similar to those acid in vinegar from apple Juice, and pretty
markably similar to the carvings dis­ Persia.
the various acids in ensilage and buttons over the shoulders, and the meets
covered in Yucatan and Southern Hence it is assumed that the for­ already applied to industry, were ad­ of
the first Saturdays of each
are scalloped.
When there is no car­ edges
malities attending the termination of vocated before the education section sauerkraut.
Mexico.
month
in
the K. of P. Hall. A. T.
A
two-inch
witle
satin
ribbon
laces
at
bonate
of
lime
present
in
the
soil
He is bringing 40 negatives which Mr. ShuBter's activities in that country of the association by Dr. A. O. Nor­ much of these acids usually remain the waist, falling in a long bow at the Buxton, Muster; Mrs. H. J. IUce.
ton,
professor
of
education
in
Harvard
will
not
be
long
delayed.
tend to prove the theory held by some
in the free or uncombined state. Cer­ left side, v
Secretary.
American anthropologists that Budd­ The meagemess of the news from university. Dr. Norton declared that tain farm crops, such as clover, al-
C IT Y .
hist tendencies are shown in the ruins the Persian capital has led to the sus­ educational methods as now employed, sike, cow peas, soy beans and most
Mayor—J. A. Thornburgh.
In the Open Air.
valuable legumes do not thrive well Any Exercise
found in Yucatan and on the Southern picion that a severe censorship is be­ “ were guess-work.”
system of physical culture Recorder—R. P. Wirt*.
on soils which contain much free
ing exercised by the Russians, who
Mexican border.
acid. These crops can be often made which does not Include at least from Treasurer—E. B. Sapplngton.
Canal Breeds New Lina.
control some of the telegraphic chan­
grow, it is true, on acid soils by two to four hours’ gentle exercise a Chief of Police—P. W. Watkins.
nels of communication.
New York — American representa­ to
American Jews Are Target.
liberal application of farm manure day In the open air, three square Street Commissioner—E. B. Hap-
St. Petersburg — A supplementary
tives here of the Hansa, of Bremen, and other fertilizers but under these meals and nine hours of sleep la of plngton.
Reduction Made.
the nitrogen gathering the Evil One. So far as It passes Itself Health Officer—Dr. J. S. Bishop.
legislative proposal of a frankly pro­ Seattle Rate
which
is the third in size of the Ger­ conditions
of such legumes do not mul­ off
was made man steamship
companies, announce bacteria
hibitive character was introduced by here of a —Announcement
a substitute for real exercise Councllmen—Cha*. Hines, George 8.
tiply and develop as they should. and as fresh
freight rate reduction of 10 that in recognition of the important The
the nationalists into the Douma. It
air, or encourages you to Alien, V. 8. Abraham, Carl L. Hln-
presence
of
acids
Is
Inimical
to
is aimed directly at the United States. cents a hundred pounds on lumber developments which the opening of the action of the legume in taking neglect these, It Is a fraud and a man, O. M. Sanford and John Mo-
According to its terms, American citi­ shipments from Western Washington the Panama canal will stimulate, the up atmospheric nitrogen, one of the failure. Practically nine-tenths of all Name r.
zens of the Jewish religion are to be to Denver and points in that territory. company has decided to establish main functions of this kind of plants the advertised systems must be put
City 8chool.
soil improvement. When ground down in this class.—Woods Hutchin­ School Directors—M. Peterson, Mrs.
totally excluded from Russia, and in The new rate, which will go into a freight service from Atlantic and in
added to such soils it son In “Exercise and Health.”
the second place customs duties are effect the latter part of January, will Gulf ports to the west coast of Cen­ limestone is reacts
Edward Seymour, H. T. Buxton.
with the acidic sub­
to be raised 100 per cent unless the increase the market for red cedar tral America, with regular and fre­ chemically
Clerk—R. P. Wtrtz.
stances
present
to
form
neutral
and
quent
sailings,
service
to
begin
as
Russian normal schedule is lower than shingles at least 25 per cent, lumber­
Justice of the Peace—W. J. R. Beach.
From His Own Experience.
compounds. It Is to this
the American. In that case a duty men say. The railroads have also an­ soon as the canal is thrown open for harmless
A
west
end
school
teacher
told
a Constable—Carl Hoffman.
neutralizing
effect
that
ground
lime­
equaling the American duty will be nounced reductions ranging from 10 to public traffic.
stone owes most of its beneficial ef­ funny one the other day. The teacher
C O U N TY .
20 per cent on fir lumber from the
collected.
fects on certain crops.
was attempting to drill the class In Judge—R. O. Stevenson.
Lunatic
List
Growing,
Pacific Coast to points east of the
Again, in the decomposition of the the use of the word “felL” She ex­ Sheriff—George G. Hancock.
Rocky mountains.
Washington, D. C.—While the total organic matter of the soil chemical pected some one of the children to say Clerk—John
Employes Get S I,460,000.
population of the United States in­ changes are brought about through "The Ice felt cold” or “The stove felt Recorder—T. Bailey.
New York—The United States Steel
bacteria, known as nitrifying hot,” or something of the sort. 8he Treasurer—E. L. B. Perkins.
Funeral
Charges
Go
Up.
creased
11 per cent in the last six certain
corporation has made its annual dis­
Sappington.
bacteria,
whereby insoluble organic was much discouraged when one little Surveyor—Geo McTee.
years,
the
number
of
insane
people
in­
tribution to employes under its bonus St. Louis—The St. Louis Livery &
nitrogen
in
farm
manure
and
plant
plan which has been in force nine Undertaking association has announced creased 25 per cent. In 372 institu­ residues Is transformed into soluble alien who had raised bis band to vol­ Coroner—E. C. Brown.
-John McClaran, John
years. The amount distributed for an increase of $1 on every carriage tions canvassed by the census bureau nitrate nitrogen, the form in which unteer a sentence said: *T felt down­ Commissloners-
Nyberg.
this year is $1,450,000. The corpora­ and $2 on every hearse used in fune­ up to January 1, 1910, were 187,445 it is available to plants. This very stairs.”—Boston Poet
School Sup’t— M. C Case.
tion also will offer to its employes the rals in this city. The readjustment insane patients, or an increase of 37,-
| right to subscribe for about 25,000 makes the scale uniform throughout 303 since 1904. Massachusetts led
Only Man Can Adapt Hlmaelf.
Why He Stayed Away.
8. P. T I M E T A B L E .
shares of stock on the basis of the the week. "The automobile has just the states with 344.6 insane per 100,- While
men
In
all
part«
of
the
world
"It’s
been
four
years
now,”,
said
Bound.
000
population,
with
New
York
a
about
'put
the
cab
to
the
bad,’
said
plan which has been in force for the
their homes In exceptionally hot the deserted woman, ’’since he left me Sheridan No. North
4 ................... ,8:27 a.
period already stated. The price prob- Louis Landvogt, president of the close second—343.1 for every 1,000. make
or
cold
places
and
move
from
one
to
and bis happy home. I remember Juat
2 ....................
4:58 p.
|b ly will be a little below the market. association. "What the automobile
the other without any apparent phys­ as well aa yesterday—bow he stood Corvallis No. South
Starving Peasants Riot.
hasn't done in this line the owl car
Bound.
discomfort. It la found that ani­ at the door, holding It open till six Corvallis No. 1 ................... 8:44 a. m .
Vienna—Serious disturbances have ical
?Boys Unearth S I60,000.
has."
mals
or plants which would flourish files got In the house.”—Indianapolis Sheridan Nr. 3 ................... .6:00 p. m .
broken
out
among
the
starving
peas­
Jacksonville, Fla.—Guided by an
In
one
could not survive In the other. Press. _________________
Luggage
Explosive-Laden.
ants
in
the
north
part
of
Galicia.
In
ancient chart found in the ruins of a
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Away With Knot Holes.
Where Fools Are Plenty.
and, two boys of this city have un­ taining 72 sticks of dynamite, a roll bly occupied 200 acres of land belong­ To Doing
save the loss of box lumber be­ "Most people,” says the Boarding* THE FOREST GROVE PRESS
earthed treasure worth about $150,- of fuse, and two quarts of whisky, ing to a neighboring proprietor, drove
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000. They say gold, silver and copper George Bridges, who refuses to tell out the laborers and took possession of cause of knot holes a man In Califor house Philosopher, ' as soon as they
coins were found in a strong box. anything concerning himself, was ar­ their dwellings. The police were nia has invented a machine to saw are married and safely launched on per year. The Preaa la equipped t/> do, and
Those who have seen some of the coins rested at Moenssen, Pa., a mill town summoned to eject them and a bloody the holes out to a uniform size and the stream of life, begin to rock the doe*, the Beat Job Printing. Every thing ia
cut plugs to \ e fitted into the holes. boaL"—Toledo Blade.
encounter followed.
thia line done to pleaae. I V W right.
say they are more than a century old. near here.
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