A V IA T O R L O S T O N IC E
M eets
Americans Resting nn Arms Ready
to Cross Line.
P a tro l B ein g R ap'dly
Re-inforced —
V asq uistas A p p ro ach Ju a re z
and Residents Flee
El Paso—Four troops of U nited
S tates cavalry patrol the Rio Grande
w ith orders to cross into Ciudad J u a r
ez, if necessary, to protect American
life and property.
W ith the 22d Infan try and three
CDmpanies of artillery entrained at
San Antonio for this city, and at least
1,000 V asquistas a t Bauche, 14 miles
south of Juarez, the situation general
ly is considered the m ost critical since
the recent outbreak in Chihuahua.
The troops a t Bauche are command
ed by Colonel Inez Salszar, who, it is
understood, will soon demand the for
mal surrender of Juarez. It is hardly
believed any show of resistance will
be made, as Juarez is garrisoned only
by about 100 men.
T hat General Pasqual Orozco will
rem ain loyal to Madero is the sta te
m ent contained in a message from
Governor Gonzales to Mexican Consul
Enrique C. Lorente in El Paso.
Lo-
rente also declared he had received
advices th a t Antonio Rojas and Bar-
ulio Hernandez, rebel leaders, had
been captured, but fu rth e r confirma
tion was unobtainable.
A nticipating unexpected develop
m ents, Juarez residents moved their
portable effects to the American side.
U nited S tates and Mexican secret
service operatives and Texas Rangers
seized a m anifesto issued by Gonzalo
E nrile, form er Mexican consul at
Brussels. The m anifesto makes an
attack on the president of the United
S tates, accusing him of “ being re
sponsible for the troubles of Mexico
and L atin A m erica.”
Officers are searching for Gonzalo
E nrile. The m anifesto says in p a rt:
“ There have been so many bad acts
in Mexico caused by your g reat efforts
a t expansion and domination, th a t it
would be a crim e of lese p atria to
suffer them in silence longer. You
have created, fom ented and consum
m ated the revolution which placed in
power the tra ito r who is giving you
our country. Your troops have in
vaded our territo ry .
In the name of
the Monroe doctrine you put a t h a lf -
m ast the flags of your sister republics.
You appropriated H aw aii, you took
the Panam a canal zone. The Cubans
did not blow up the Maine. Spain did
not. W all stre e t did, w ith its im per
ialism. This crim e was called ‘W il
liam M cKinely,’ and he paid the
penalty by a bullet of Czolgosz.”
4
ARM Y
TH O RO U G H LY
PREPA RED
No A m erican s S h a ll S u ffe r, Is O rd e r
F ro m W ashington.
W ashington, D. C. — D etermined
th a t no American lives shall be sacri
ficed as a result of fighting on the
Mexican border, the U nited States
troops along the Rio Grande w ere re
inforced and orders were given th a t
firing into A merican territo ry m ust be
stopped, even though it be necessary
to cross the boundary line to force
compliance.
The order, the m ost sweeping th a t
has gone out from the W hite House in
the present situation, was issued a fte r
a conference between P resident T aft,
S ecretary of W ar Stimson, and A cting
Secretary of S tate H untington Wilson.
In addition to sending another regi
m ent of in fan try and three b atteries
of field artillery to the Mexican line,
orders were issued to division com
m anders throughout the country to
hold th e ir companies in readiness to
move a t a m om ent’s notice.
The
acute situation in Mexico has had the
effect of putting the army establish
m ent in a high sta te of preparation,
and m obilization on the Rio Grande
could be effected quickly if occasion
should arise.
R eb els R aid A m ericans.
Phoenix, A riz. — A telegraphic re
quest th a t one or two troops of caval
ry be sent to the border to protect
U nited States citizens against the
ravages of Mexican bandits was re
ceived here by Governor H unt from
H arry W heeler, sheriff of Cochise
county and ex-captain of the Arizona
N ational Guard. Mexican bandits, ac
cording to the telegram , have raided a
ranch and killed a man named Elias
on the U nited S tates side of the in te r
national border.
The request was re
ferred to the W ar departm ent.
N evada is Raising C ash.
»
«.
Carson. N e v .— Three bills designed
to remedy financial difficulties in the
sta te taxation system were passed at
S atu rd ay ’s session of the leg islature
here.
One of the bills authorizes the sta te
to borrow $ 200,000 from the school
funds a t 4 per cent in te rest; a second
m easure redistributes the sta te s mon
ey into various funds and a third ap
propriates $ 10,000 for the expenses
of the present e x tra session.
. M a d e ro is A sk ed to Resign.
San Antonio, T ex.— Emilio Vasquez
Gomez has telegraphed P resident Mad
ero, of Mexico, from here asking him
to surrender the presidency of the
country and prevent fu rth e r bloodshed
and grow th of the revolutionary move
m e n t Gomez has been advanced as a
presidential possibility by the Vas-
quisa revolutionists in Mexico.
D isaster O n L ak a E rie
E sc a p e s B y C hance.
F O R C O M P E N S A T IO N
and
E rie, P a.— Earl Sandt, a youthful
aviator, the first birdm an to fly over
the G reat Lakes from the United
S tates to Canada, came to g rief ten
miles out on Lake E rie from N orth
east, Pa., when attem p tin g a return
flight to the American shore.
While high in the air and 20 miles
w est of his course, the engine of his
biplane stopped.
For a while he
glided, but suddenly the machine over
turned and he was buried unconscious
in the w reckage on the ice. How
long he remained in this condition
Sandt does not know.
When he re
covered he was saturated w ith blood
from many cuts.
Aided by a pocket compass, Sandt
walked ten miles to the American
shore, landing at N ortheast a t 10
o’clock a t night. He was found sta g
gering along the shore by boys who
were skatin g and was carried to a ho
tel
Word then was telephoned to
this city.
Sandt is not injured seriously. He
was brought here from N ortheast at
m idnight in a special car. Thousands
of persons, a brass band and loud
blasts fro m (shop w histles greeted him.
LAW S.
P re sid e n t A sk s T hat C o n g re s s Fi:
S c a le fo r A ccid ental In ju ries.
BLIZZARD IN STATES
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
W . M. Langley & Son
W ashington, D. C. — In a special
Lawyers
message to congress the president
urges the passage of laws providing
Forest Grove, O gn.
for the compensation of railroad em
ployes for accidental injuries, to be
fixed in accordance w ith th e positive
W . P. Dyke
scale recommended by the em ployers’
liab ility and w orkm en’s compensation
A Korney-at-Law
commission.
The m essage declares
and
C re w of Thousand M en O n C on stan t th a t the theory of the commission is Trains Sto p p e d and
H eld F a s t In
th a t each employe be insured against
D rifts — M ississip p i H igh and
D ress P a ra d e — C olon W ill B e
Notary 'Public
in ju ry sustained in work, w ithout re f
F irs t S to p .
D am age T h re ate n s.
Forest G rove
O re g o n
erence to contributory negligence and
w ithout common law lim itation on the
liab ility of the em ployer.
The m es
Hollis & Graham
Key W est, F la .— When the armored sage says :
St. Louis, Mo. — Sixteen inches of
cruiser W ashington, the official home
“ The d etails of th e m easure are ad snow, driven by a 40-mile wind, w ith
of S ecretary of S tate Knox for the m irably worked out.
A ttorneys-al-Lau)
They provide a minimum tem p eratu re of 24 degrees,
g rea ter p a rt of the n ex t two months, medical and hospital service for the were featu res of a storm which is
weighed anchor off Key W est and injured man, notice of injury to em sw eeping E astern Missouri. Southern
Forest Grove, O gn.
turned tow ard the isthm us, th ere was ployer w here such notice is not ob Illinois and W estern K entucky.
The wind has d rifted the snow to a
begun a diplom atic mission in many viously given by the accident itself,
respects unprecedented.
and the fixing of com pensation by depth of several feet, ham pering
J. N. Hoffman
W hile the itin erary will consist agreem ent. The am ount of recovery traffic on all tran sp o rtatio n lines.
A ttorney-at-Lars
largely of formal courtesies, there is regulated in proportion to the S treetcar and railroad traffic a t Tay-
probably will be friendly exchanges am ount of w ages received, the com lorville, 111., are a t a standstill.
EQUITY AND PROBATE O N LY
of political significance.
B altim ore & Ohio passenger train
Office Hoffman Bldg. Pacific A ve.
pensation to be made in the form of
The first stopping place of Secre i annual paym ent for a fixed num ber of No. 125, which le ft th ere a t 9:30 p.
Ind. Phone 502
F o rest G ro v e
tary Knox will be Colon, whence he j years or for life. The lees paid to at- m., is stalled in a d rift five m iles from
will proceed to Panam a.
T here he I torneys are to be specifically reme- the city.
The passengers have no
will deliver w hat may be set down j died, and the rem edies offered are ex- food, but are m aking them selves as
11. W . Vollmer, M. D.
now as the keynote speech of the trip, ! elusive of any o th e rs.”
com fortable as possible and are keeping
MEXICAN FEDERALS WIN.
se ttin g forth w hat was in the mind of
President T a ft declared th a t the warm, as the train carries plenty of
Physician and Surgeon
the adm inistration when the itin erary g rea test evil the law would destroy is coal.
Passenger train No. 1, on the
Chicago
&
Illinois
Midland,
is
snow
Rout 2 0 0 0 Rebels in Fierce Battle was planned.
Office in A bbott Bldg.
the m ultitude of su its under th e com
The program of v isits has been re mon law, which are now clogging the bound a t Kincaid, six m iles w est of
With Heavy Loss.
Both Phones
F orest Grove, Ogr*.
Taylorville.
A relief train sent out
arranged from tim e to tim e and is
Mexico City— According to a report still te n tativ e. I t had been expected courts, postponing final adjustm ent from Taylorville failed to reach the
received here, 900 Federals attacked th a t Mr. Knox would go to Panam a through the la w ’s delay.
Irci. P hones
passenger train , and it, too, is snow
2,000 rebels near Cuernavaca, routing first, b ut it was decided la te r th a t he
bound.
the revolutionists. The Federals have should v isit the canal zone.
O ffice 2 3 3
D EC LA R E FO R P A R C ELS PO ST .
There was a break in the ice gorge Residence 212
regained control of Cruz de Piedra,
in the Missouri R iver a t K ansas City,
S ecretary Knox is accompanied by
Santa C arla and H uististlac.
The Mrs. Knox and Hugh Knox and his
causing a rush of heavy floes down the
rebels w ere commanded by a brother w ife. The p arty was en tertain ed by Objection to New A ppropriation Bili Missouri River, sinking the tug Om a
D R . C. E. W A L K E R
M
ay
B
e
M
ade.
of Emilio Zapata.
It ¡3 unofficially Rear-Adm iral Young and la te r w ent
ha and caving in the sides of a large
reported th a t 80 men w ere killed in out to the ship on a navy tug.
W ashington, D. C. — Dem ocratic barge. Three riv er men narrow ly es
the engagem ent.
Osteopathic Physician
The cruiser W ashington has been mem bers of th e house com m ittee on caped death when the tu g was sunk.
The town of Aladama, Chihuahua, put in spick-and-span shape and car postoffices and postroads have agreed Colder w eather north of K ansas City
surrendered to the Vasquistas, w ith ries nearly 1,900 men, the larg est to incorporate in th e appropriation is believed to have lessened the dan
Treatment by Special A p p o in t
out resistance.
Forty conspirators crew now on any A m erican battleship. bill provisions for a general parcels g er to boats moored in the river.
w ere captured.
post.
They
also
have
agreed
upon
a
ment Only
Unless th ere is a fu rth e r rise in
The whole a fte r p a rt of th e gun deck
According to dispatchea. Genera! has been set aside for the use of the general dom estic ra te of 12 cents and the riv er there, sending more ice
Robles, in command of the Federal Knox party. There will be frequent a maximum of 11 pounds. This is the ag ain st the piers of the Jam es-street
forces, led an attack on Z apatistas en receptions to governm ent officials, on present in tern atio n al parcel post rate. bridge, closed to traffic two days ago,
W . Q. Tucker, M. D.
trenched in and around S anta Maria. whom th e secretary will call.
They would also provide for a rural it is believed the stru ctu re will stand.
He used artillery freely and drove the
Physician and Surgeon
To the officers and crew it will not parcels post, th e ra te to be 5 cents for The w eather bureau predicts w arm er
rebels from th e ir positions. No e sti be an easy trip . They will be on al one pound and 2 cents for each addi w eather for Kansas, and if a thaw
Calls
answered
promptly day or n ig h t
m ate of casualties is given. A report most constant dress parade, as official tional pound.
comes higher w ater is certain.
Phone: Office 271, Residence 283.
says th a t the rebels alscawere d efeat visitors come and go. They, however,
I t was reported th a t some Republican
ed in a fierce fight near San Pedro, have entered into the sp irit of the members of the com m ittee would ap
north of Torreon.
cruise, and will m ake a showing in prove the recom m endation and th a t houstoin texas suffers
DR. NELLIE HAYNIE,
the ports visited th a t will reflect the bill would pass th e house.
FROM $7,000,000 F IR E
El Paso, Texas— In sp ite of his re
Members of the com m ittee, how
credit
on
the
navy
and
the
nation.
Chiropractic Neuropath
ported loyalty to P resident Francisco
ever, expect to encounter some objec
Consultation and exam ination fre e .
Houston, T ex.— In the w ake of the
I. Madero, of Mexico, V asquistas at
tion,
on
the
ground
th
a
t
new
leg
isla
*1 4 7 .5 0 0 P A ID F O R C A N V A S .
Satisfaction guaranteed. Office N o rth
Casas G rande has issued a m anifesto
tion is proposed in an appropriation m ost d estructive fire in the history of F irst street, near Dr. W ard’s office.
Houston,
smoldering
w
reckage
covers
nam ing General Pascual Orozco, com
bill. They are discussing now how to
Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
mander-in-chief of the revolutionists. Identity o f American P u r c h a s e r of g et around these objections under the an area about one and one-half miles
in
length
and
varying
in
width
from
M antegna's W ork W ithheld.
No recent word has been received here
rules.
from Orozco, who a t present is in
S ecretary MacVeagh sent to con 200 yards to h alf a m ile in the north
B erlin—The m ost im portant a rt auc
Chihuahua.
gress
an estim ate of the postm aster eastern section of the city.
tion ever held in Germany opened in
More than a dozen of the c ity ’s
Reports from Juarez say th a t a doz the Lepke auction rooms here when general of $400,000 for o p eratin g the
en arrests have been made there of the collection of old m asters belonging postal savings banks during the n ex t m ost im portant industrial en terp rises
1 st. G ood, 1 m »*-
persons charged w ith in citin g m utiny. to the e sta te of the la te Edwin F. fiscal year, in addition to the unex are in ru in s; 200 or more dw ellings
e s t D e n ti s t r y i n L h«
and
store
buildings
are
in
ashes,
and
A nother report says th a t hundreds W eber, a leading m erchant of H am pended $500,000 appropriated last
b e s t o f m y a b b h tjr.
approxim ately 1,000
persons
are
C o u ld o n e d o t w w l
of rebels are now o perating near J u a burg, was p ut up for sale. Francois year.
homeless.
2nd. 1 e x s n h n s
rez and an attack upon the city is K leinberger, the a r t dealer of Paris,
y o u r m o u th a n d t e l l
An accurate statem en t of the mone
feared.
REC A LL NOT R EQ U EST ED .
gave $147,500 for the “ V irgin and
y o u i t s a c t u a l m * i-
ta ry loss is not y et possible, b ut the
C hild,” by A ndrea M antegna.
d itio n b e f o r e 1 h e *
m ost conservative is th a t it will reach
Y . M . C . A. Indorses Pool
I t is understood th a t Dr. K lein C olum bia M ay B e T o ld T h a t Knox $7,000,000, w hile the insurance car- I
Kin y o u r a r t u a
W alla W alla—T hat the college stu berger was acting for an A merican
w o rk , s ta t in ir in a d
C on tem p lated Settlem en t.
ried will not exceed 40 per cent.
dents may not have to frequent pool buyer, whose identity is w ithheld.
v a n c e w h a t 1 Is a
E xcept for a few m inor burns and
W ashington, D. C.— P resid en t T a ft
halls in order to play the game, the Y. The Boston Mumeum purchased an
co st w i l l be. I f
re a d y , w e b e g in : i f
M. C. A. of W hitman has taken up a altar trip tich , attrib u ted to the m as took up th e Colombia situ atio n w ith bruises, no casualties attended the
n o t, th e e x a m i n a
movement to have billiard and pool te r S taevern, for $18,000 and an un his cabinet and la te r discussed it w ith fire.
tio n c o s ta y o u n o th *
B reaking forth in an untenanted |
tables put in the Billings Hall dorm i known m a ste r’s “ Crucifixion” for $5,- H untington Wilson, acting secretary
rooming house known locally as “ the ing.
of state.
tory for the use of th e boys.
This 000 .
No official sta te m en t was made of m adhouse,” shortly a fte r 1 o ’clock in 3 rd . 1 g u a r a n t e e all t h a t I do, a s I e o n a a d e r
movement is finding a hearty response
w o rk n o t w o r th R u a r a n te e in g , n o t w o r th tk ttn g .
w
hat
action had been taken by this the morning, and a t a tim e when a T h is h a s been m y policy.
and it is believed there will be no op
T A F T F A V O R S B A T T L E S H IP S .
fierce
gale
was
blowing
from
the
government. I t was declared author-
position.
Local men are donating
4 th . A b so lu te c le a n lin e s s.
E v e ry in s tr u m e n t
itively th a t the U nited S tates did not N orthw est, the fire made rapid head m u s t h e c le a n s e d , a n d a r e u sed a s th e y a r e taken»
money for the purpose.
B e liev es T im e H as N ot Y e t C om e
contem plate asking for the recall of way. The flames sw ept tow ard the fro m th e s te r iliz e r s .
George Cole, student m anager, who
fo r D isarm am ent.
6 th . My p ric e s a t e re a s o n a b le , n o t a d v e r t ia o d
Senor Ospina, the Colombian m inister. southeast, generally m aking a clean
last year was expelled from the Meth
ch e at) p ric e s to lu r e you in, a n d th e n c h a n c e y u a
W ashington, D. C.— P resident T aft,
A report was cu rren t th a t a full ex sweep of its path.
odist conference for dancing and up
Four hours la ter the area of de m o r e —b u t a p ric e t h a t w ill m a k e m o re f r ie n d « !
holding card playing, b u t who was speaking a t the peace m eeting of the planation of the a ttitu d e of the U nited
la ter reinstated, is a t the head of the Navy league here, declared th a t the S tates in the present controversy had struction had been defined, b ut the m o re p a tie n ts ; o ne p ric e to a lL
movement for the billiard and pool tim e had not come-for thia country to been cabled to A m erican M inister Du work o f the fire fighters was not then
tables. He is a senior, chairm an of be economical a t the expense of an bois a t Bogota, so th a t he m ight in ended, for all over the blackened dis
tric ts piles of burning debris still de N . W . C o m e r Gth a n d O ak , 2nd floor, t a k e e l r v a lo *
the m anagerial board, one of the best adequate naval establishm ent; ex form ally advise Colombia.
I t is believed th a t the Colombian manded th eir atten tio n .
athletes in school and one of the m ost pressed the hope th a t the present con
gress would authorize the construction governm ent now will learn from Mr. " M Y H A V j J IN R I N G , " i> A Y S T . R.
popula men of the institution.
of two battleships, and said he would Dubois th a t S ecretary Knox did intend
gladly sign a bill th a t carried such an the in itiatio n of some negotiations
C hinese B rig an d s Beheaded.
E x P re sid e n t G ive s C h a ra c te ris tic A n
th a t m ight term in ate the troubled re
T ientsin — The town of Macheng, authorization.
s w e r to C leveland T h ro n g .
G et Y our
“ In order to keep up w ith other lations th a t grew o ut of th e revolt of
some distance in the interior, is be nations, I d o n 't think two battleships Panam a from Colombia. W hether in
Cleveland, O.—“ My h at Is in the
sieged by brigands,.
Strong armed are too m any,” said th e president. view of such inform ation Colombia rin g .”
bodies are able to g et in and out, but “ I am p artly responsible for the gov m ight issue a special in v itation to Mr.
T hat is w hat Theodore Roosevelt
except when accompanied by escorts ernm ent and I am en tirely w illing to Knox is said to be based on the ch ar said here when an adm iring Cleveland
running into the thousands, the c iti m eet the responsibility by signing a acter of the negotiations which he crowd sought to learn w hether he was
zens dare not venture outside the walls bill for two b a ttle sh ip s.”
would begin, the Colombian govern a candidate for the Republican nomi
and are compelled to be continually on
m ent being most in sisten t on a rb itra nation for president.
the alert to prevent the brigands from
tion through The H ague tribunal,
In the course of the b rief stay of
D og D erby Is Run In C old.
made at
breaking in. In the various attem pts
Nome, A laska— The Solomon Derby ra th e r than through any commission Colonel Roosevelt in Cleveland W. F.
th a t have been made to stam p out the
of diplom ats.
E irick, well known locally in politics,
outlaw ry, the au th o rities have lately race for dog team s, 65 m iles, from
greeted the ex-president, whom he
The
Nome
to
the
Solomon
R
iver
and
re
captured and beheaded nearly 1,000 of
knows well.
Nixon O pposes Ship Bill.
tu rn over the Snow trail, purse $1,-
the outlaws.
“ I w ant a d irect answ er, Colonel,”
W asihington, D. C.— Lewis Nixon,
000, was won by C harlie Johnson's
said Mr. E irick.
“ All your friends
dogs in 5 hours, 47 m inutes, 24 sec New York ship builder, appeared be w ant to know and w ant to know now,
Freig h t to B e C h eck ed .
San Francisco—A ttorneys rep resen t onds, breaking all records for the fore the house com m ittee on m erchant w hether you are to be a can d id ate.”
"M y hat is in the r in g ,” replied
ing 35 railroads have agreed before course The team owned by Mrs. C. E. m arine and fisheries and opposed bills
the S tate Railroad commission to D arling, of Oakland, Cal., and Scotty th a t would adm it free to Am erican Colonel Roosevelt.
“ You will have
m eet the demand of shippers for the Allan, and driven by Allan, was sec reg istry foreign-built ships owned by my answ er M onday.”
issuance of “ clean bills of la d in g ." ond, and one of J. Johnson’s team s American citizens. “ Such le g islatio n ,”
The w eather was fine, but said Mr. Nixon, "w ould be hu rtfu l to
H eretofore the railroads have refused third.
S to rm W ra c k s T e x a s.
to be accountable for shortages in cold, th e tem p eratu re ranging for sev the Americadn shipbuilding industry,
D
allas,
T ex .—U shered by a wind
unless other legislation is adopted to
freig h t where the c a rrie r’s agents had eral days around th e 20 below m ark.
storm ^viu|^ing^tdifferen^nointW rorn
offset
the
disadvantages
to
Am
erican
not checked personally th e goods to be
Main Street
b u ild ers.” Mr. Nixon urged a return 60 to 70 m iles an hour, the m ost se
E ig h t B o d ie s R e co v e re d .
shipped. Shipping in terests insisted
North
to
discrim
inatory
du
ties
in
favor
of
vere
blizzard
of
the
w
in
ter
is
sweep
Lehigh, Okla.-—W ith the exception
th a t all freig h t should be sc checked,
ing the Southw est. Railroad traffic is
and this demand has been acceded to. of nine men, all of the m iners at work A m erican vessels and a tonnage tax.
dem oralized, w ire com m unication is
in m ine No. 5 of the W estern Coal &
BUI P ro v id e s for Title.
ham pered and m eager reports from
Investigate H igh C o s t o f Living.
M ining company, when fire broke out
W ashington, D. C.— R epresentative outlying d istric ts tell of dam age to
New York—M agistrate Murphy an in the mine, answered roll call. E ight
nounces th a t he will inquire into the bodies have been recovered. Efforts Taylor of Colorado, introduced a bill property and cattle. In N orth T exas
high cost of necessities. D istrict A t to p en etrate the w orkings in search providing th a t hom esteaders on gov the tem p eratu re fell from 70 degrees
In the Panhandle the
torney W hitman probably will prose for the other men have been aban ernm ent irrig atio n projects shall re to freezing.
Embalmtnf--Funeral D irediig
cute crim inally a num ber of specu doned. The mine is being flooded to ceive p aten t a fte r five y ea rs' residence snow fall was reported to a depth of
inches.
A t H obart, O kla.,
Damage to the mine and compliance w ith the homestead four
lators in butter, eggs, vegetables and (juench the fire.
m eats.
The proceedings were first cannot be estim ated, b ut is known to laws, th e ir unpaid w ater charges to be buildings w ere unroofed.
a lien ag ain st land until folly met.
centered on b u tte r and eggs. It is be veoy g reat.
A. W . N E L S O N . Mgr.
S n o w Im peding R a ilro a d s .
He also proposes th a t w ate r paym ents
lieved there will be 150 defendants in
Licensed
E m balm er
A via to r B re a k s R e c o rd .
shall h ere after be made to the official
Kansas C ity —Carried on a 40-mile
crim inal actions as a resu lt of the
(S u c c e s s o rs to V. H . L im b e r)
agents
on
each
project,
instead
of
a
t
wind,
a
heavy
snow
storm
sw
ept
Pan,
F
rance
—
M
aurice
T
abuteau,
probe.
Phone No. 642
Forest G ro ve, O re go—
Southern and S outheastern K ansas,
the French aviator, broke the w orld's local land offices.
M o rs e on W a y to R e co very.
N
orthern
Oklahoma
and
Southw
est
aerodrome record for a two hours’
C lark is fo r B o ra h B ill.
Missouri and continues unabated. In
A tlanta. Ga. — Charles W. Morse, flight by covering 227 kilom eters, 454
The Auction House
W ashington, D. C .— S peaker Clark E astern Kansas and W estern Missouri
the form er banker, recently pardoned m eters, (141 miles, 640 yards), a t the
became
in
terested
in
the
Borah-Jones
th
e
local
w
eather
bureau
promises
I
flying
grounds
here.
T
abuteau
ai-
for w recking a New York bank, a fte r
serving two years of a 15-year sen j ready held the record for a two hours’ three-year hom estead bill and gave snow and wind.
^iew and Second Hand Gccdfs
In the w estern and cen tral sections
tence. will recover sufficiently to again flight, which he established on Janu- his prom ise to use his b est efforts to
enter Wall stre e t activities, according | ary 24 a t Pau, when he flew 205 kilos have it favorably reported by the pub of Kansas the snow is d riftin g fast
0. M. Sanford, P ro p rie to r
to Dr. A. L. Fowler, Morse’s personal 287 m eters, (127 m iles 5 furlongs), in lic lands com m ittee and passed by the and already is im pending railroad
bouse.
traffic.
! th a t tim e.
physician.
Telephone 72L
Warship Sails With Secretary on
Southern Cruise.
Middle West Suffers From Snow
and High Winds.
T
T
W H Y
NOT?
Dr. Elof T. Hedlund, Dentist
PHOTOS
Forest
Grove
Studio
UNDERTAKING
Forest Grove Undertaking G*.