R E P E A L U N IT R U L E .
Dem ocratic Delegates Left F r s s to
Vote Their Choice,
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF IKE STUTE
F O R C I B L E F E E D IN G A N G E R S .
Socialists A ssail Asquith for
m snt o f Suffragettes.
Treat-
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CHU RCH ES.
Church o f the Visitation, Verboort
Baltimore, June 26. — The progress
London— Intense embittennent has —Rev. L. A. LeMIUsr, pastor. Sun
day Early M an at > a. m ; High
ives in the Democratic national con
L A K E S B E IN G S T O C K E D .
B E R R Y C U L T U R E A D V IS E D .
been engendered in England by the Mass at 10:30 a m.; Vesper at 3:00
vention claimed a noteworthy victory
forcible feeding o f the imprisoned p. m. Week days Masa at 8:30 a m.
tonight when they carried a motion 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 Trout From Hatcheries Extensive Plans Laid fo r M a k in g Un- suffragettes, who declared a hunger
Christian Science Hall, 115 Fifth
Being Distributed.
it , between FI rat and Second ava
abrogating the rule by which some
fsrm ontsd Fruit Juic*.
strike while in jail. This was reflect South—Services Sundays at II a m.;
state delegations were bound to cast
Five million rainbow. Eastern brook
Marshfield— Extensive culture o f Lo ed in an extraordinary scene in the Sunday school at 13 m.; mid-week
their vote as a unit.
and steelhead trout are being distrib ganberries to be used for making un bouse o f commons, when George Land- meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.
Seventh Day Adventist Church, 3rd
The fight for and against the unit uted in Oregon’s rivers and lakes this fermented fruit juice is an industry bury. a Socialist member, denounced
C la rk Strength W ane* After Attack
for Coos county which is proposei by
street—Sabbath schol 1 p. m.. preach
rule was waged particularly about the season by the Oregon game and fish
By Bryan— W ilson Gains Steadily
Premier
Asquith
and
the
government
the state fruit experts, who have been
ing 3 p. m. each Saturday. Midweek
— Prospects Discouraging.
State o f Ohio, where 18 district dele commission in the most extensive fish making a tour o f education through in such vitriolic terms that the sneak prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
gates had been instructed by primaries stocking campaign in Oregon.
To the district. They advocate the Grav er ordered him to leave the house and m. A cordial welcome. H. W. Vall-
mer, Elder.
to vote for Woodrow Wilson, but accomplish this a special fish car is enstein apple as the most profitable to threatened to have him ejected unless
Catholic Services, Rev. J. R. Buck,
be
grown
in
this
locality
commer
Baltimore, June 29 — With Gover where the state convention, controlled being built by the O-.W . R. & N. to
pastor. Poreat Grove— Chapel at cor.
cially, and urge the farmers to take be went out voluntarily.
nor Wilson gaining on each ballot and
of 3rd street and 3rd avenue south.
by the Harmon forces, had invoked be equipped at the expense o f the up the culture o f Loganberries, which
Timothy Healey, the Nationalist, 1st and 4th Sundays of the month.
Speaker Clark constantly losing ground
in the race for the presidential nomi the unit rule binding all Ohio dele state, in which the trout may live in grow in abundance here and seem to had appealed to Premier Asquith to Mass at 8:30; 2nd and 3rd Sundays
nation, the Democratic national con' gates to the Ohio governor.
aerated water during transportation. be suited to most any o f the land in release the women and the premier re of the month. Mass 10:30. Cornelius
vention at 11:05 o ’clock tonight ad
The convention by a vote o f 565 to
The ne'° fish car is being built at the county. Heretofore, the Logan plied that they could leave prison on —1st Sunday of the month. Mass at
10:30; 3rd Sunday of the month.
berry industry has not been carried on
journed until Monday morning at 11
489 voted that no state delegation considerable expense to facilitate the extensively for the reason that the giving a promise not to repeat their Mass at 8:00. Seghers— 2nd Sunday
o ’clock.
of the month.
Masa at 8:00; 4th
Twenty-six ballots had been taken should be bound by unit control except carrying o f the finny animals. It will local market was limited.
offense.
Sunday of the month, Masa at 10:30.
A. H. Carson, o f Grants Pass, who
since the first call o f states and there in such cases where a state law was hold 250,000 fish in the two supply
Mr. Landbury immediately project
M. E. Church, Rev. Hiram Gould,
was no hope o f a final verdict tonight. mandatory on the subject.
tanks o f 900 gallons each, will be is one o f the party o f experts, sug ed himself at the treasury bench, pastor. Second street, between First
gests
that
the
people
form
a
company
Wilson
supporters
in
the
convention
It is against all political precedent for
equipped with pumps to force hot air
and Second avenues. Sunday school
and install a plant for extracting un shaking his fist in the faces o f Pre at 10 a. m ; Epworth League at 6:30
a national convention to sit on Sunday, who earlier in the evening had carried
over
ice-cooled
coils
and
into
the
fermented fruit juice, and that a suffi mier Asquith and the o !ker ministers. p. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00
but tomorrow will be a day o f import on a demonstration lasting 33 minutes
ant conferences among the party lead regarded the vote as distinctly favor water, will have bunks and accom cient acreage o f Loganberries be With his face only a few inches from p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting
The Wilson boom had been modations for four men and will have planted to maintain the plant. He
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
ers and a day o f hard work for the able.
that o f Mr. Asquith, Mr. Landbury
growing throughout the day
campaign managers.
Christian Church, corner Third at
a completely-equipped office on board says a big industry can be created. screamed;
He also has told the farmers that they
Wilson had gained and Harmon lost
When the convention adjourned to'
and First Ave.
Rev. C. H. Hilton,
for
the
man
in
charge.
Before
this
“
You’re
beneath
contempt.
You
can make money by having a co
pastor.
Bible school at 10 a. m.;
night, Speaker Clark was hurrying to 18 votes from the Ohio delegation as a
know
that
the
women
cannot
give
such
preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.;
Baltimore from Washington in re result o f the fighL It was said the the most primitive methods o f trans operative dryer for handling Logan
sponse to an urgent cal from his cam abrogation o f the rule might lead to portation have been [used. The trout berries or even that a grower with ai an undertaking. It is dishonorable to Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00 p.
m.
paign director.
William Jennings breaks in other delegations and this have been changed from one recepta much as one acre or more can have ask them to do so. Talk o f Russian
atrocities! Why, you will go down in
Congregational
Church,
College
Bryan, at the afternoon session, had left the presidential race tonight in cle to another in order to give them his own dryer.
history as the torturers and murderers Way and First ave. north. Rev. D.
attacked Clark and had said he would greater doubt than ever.
o f innocent wom en; You ought to be T. Thomas— Sunday school 10 a. m.;
New York's solid block o f 90 votes fresh water, a long process and
K L A M A T H M I L L W IL L R U N .
vote for no man willing to accept the
Morning service 11 a. m.; evening,
driven out o f office!”
nomination at the hands o f “ Murphy, was cast, amid hisses and groans, in awkward one.
The house was quickly iu disorder. 8:00 p. m.; Junior C. E. at 3 p. m.;
favor o f continuing the unit rule.
o f Tammany H all.”
Plans for the fish distribution have Plant With 125,000-Foot Capacity Is
The speaker, however, finally secured Senior C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
It was the plan o f Mr. Clark to ap Missouri, the home state o f Champ been systematized and the distribution
LO D G ES.
/
to S tart in August.
quiet
and ordered Mr. Landbury to
pear before the convention and make Clark split 29 to 7 in favor o f the is now under way. From the Bonne
Knights of Pythlaa— Delphoa Lodge
ieave.
He
replied:
Klamath
Falls—
Seventy
men
are
at
answer. In this way his managers unit rule, and this result was received ville hatchery consignments will be
I'm going out while these con No. 36, meets every Thursday at K.
with groans.
hoped to bolster the falling vote.
sent to the railway station nearest the work on the Algoma Lumber com
of P. Hall. Chaa. Staley, C. C.; Rel*
When Nebraska and Kansas voted destination and from there packed pany’s new sawmill on Upper Klamath temptible things are torturing and Ludwig, Keeper of Record* and Seal
The ballots today ran from the I3th
to the 26th. Wilson began at 356 and solidly for the abrogation o f the unit laboriously over trails and roads to lake, and it is expected that the plant, murdering women.”
0. A. R.—J. B. Mathews Poet No
He yelled this out in a loud voice
ended at 407, a net gain during the rule there were cheers from the Wil the stream itself.
A b a beginner second largest in Klamath county, wil!
6, meet* the first and third Wednes
and
appeared
to
be
much
overwrought,
be
in
operation
by
August,
according
Pennsylvania, a Wilson 200,000 trout will be distributed in
day o f 51 votes. Speaker Clark began son forces.
day of each month at 1:30 p. m., in
at 554 and fell to 463, a loss o f 91 state, gave a big majority for abro the fishless lakes in the Cascade forest to R. H. Hovey, general manager o f but when the speaker Whined him that K. of F. hall. John Baldwin, Com
he
would
be
forcibly
ejected
unless
he
the
company.
mander.
gation.
votes.
reserve. There are 70 lakes in this
The mill will have a daily capacity went o f his own accord, the labor
Masonic— Holbrook Lodge No. 39.
There had been signs in the day o f a territory, far from any railroad sta
The anti-Clark leaders in the con
Surrounding the members gathered about their col A. F. & A. M., regular meetings held
vention call attention to the fact that growing sentiment in the New York tion, and a contract has been given S. o f 125,000 feet.
first Saturday in each month. P. W.
they almost exactly offset the 90 votes delegation in favor o f Wilson. The S. Moore, an old trail packer o f Ore plant the company owns 150,000 acres league and induced him to quit.
Three suffragettes nearly succeeded Klnzer, W. M.; A. A. Ben Korl, sec
given to Clark by the New York dele delegation voted under the unit rule gon City, to carry the fish from De o f timber, and work has already been
retary.
tonight in casting its ballot agaist the troit, Bend, Estacada and Cazadero. started on a logging railroad. This in invading the house o f commons.
gation.
W. O. W.— Forest Grove Camp No.
Breaks to Governor Wilson were proposition fostered by the New Jersey A man from the fish warden’s office will be built four miles this season, They obtained admission to S t Steph #8, meets In Woodmen Hall, every
en’s Hall, where they smashed the
and
extended
into
the
timber
coming from many different delega governor’s supporters.
ill go along and designate which
glass panels o f the door leading to the Saturday. A. J. Parker, C. C ; James
The fight over the unit rule carried lakes are to be stocked.
tions as the balloting closed. His
Last year necessary.
H. Davis, Clerk.
central hall, when they were seised by
The
Algoma
Lumber
company
for
managers believed that, once he had the evening session well along toward was the first time that any systematic
Artisans— Diamond Assembly No.
police
and
taken
to
the
station
house.
merly
operated
a
large
sawmill
at
overtaken Speaker Clark, the switch midnight. The report from the cre work in fish conservation and propaga
The militant tactics o f the suffra 17. meet* every Tuesday In K. of
ing o f delegates would become gene dentials committee was then received. tion was attempted and little could be Pokegama, but its timber holdings
P. Hall. C. B. Stokes, M. A ; John
ral. The Clark forces plan to make a As there was a minority report, re accomplished, but that little has af were worked out, so last fall it pur gettes has assumed a new form. On Boldrick, Secretary.
desperate effort tomorrow to win back quiring discussion, an adjournment forded an impetus for the big plans chased the holdings o f D. B. Campbell the arrival o f a train from Tunbridge
Rebekahs— Forest Lodge No. 44
Wells at Victoria station, in London,
some of the delegates lost today, and was decided on until noon tomorrow,
that will be carried out during the at Rattlesnake Point, eight miles
meets the first, third and fifth Wed
it
was
discovered
that
many
windows
north
o
f
here
on
the
railroad,
consist
nesdays of each month. Miss Allc*
in this work they probably will have
present season.
Silverton has re
had been smashed, carriage fittings Crook, N. G.; Secretary, Miss Carrl*
the personal direction o f the speaker
ceived already 40,000 trout; Baker, ing o f tracts o f valuable timber and a
and
cushions
cut
and
destroyed
and
the
J
A
M
E
S
P
E
R
M
A
N
E
N
T
C
H
A
IR
M
A
N
Austin.
himself. The Wilson forces, in the
50,000; Clatsop, 45,000, and Yamhill sawmill with a daily capacity of
walls plastered with written demands
meantime, expect to fight, not only to
1. O. O. F.—Washington Lodge No
60,000, and the shipments have hardly 125,000 feet.
for votes for women and the abolition 48, meet* every Monday in I. O. O. F
hold their gains o f today, but to in Progressiva Dem ocrats 'Control in begun.
The distribution will be
o
f
forcible
feeding.
The
culprits
Hall.
V. S. Abraham, N. O.; Robert
Permanent Organization.
duce more to desert the other candi
C H A U T A U Q U A PLA N S READY.
completed by August 31. The fishing
were not discovered.
Taylor, Secretary.
dates.
season
for
trout
opens
April
1
and
Baltimore, June 26.— Refusing to
Another batch o f suffragettes who
Modern Woodmen of America—
Senator Stone, of Missouri, made a
Gladstone P ark Will Be Well Lighted had been on hunger strike were liber
subside even after yesterday’s defeat, closes November 1.
Camp No. 622S, meets the second and
motion to eliminate the candidate re
—
Pow
er
C
om
pany
Donates.
ated from prison.
fourth FYlday of each month. A. L.
ceiving the least number o f votes on the progressives in the Democratic
A P P L E E S T IM A T E S FALL.
Saxton, Consul; Geo. O. Paterson,
Oregon City — Secretary Cross, of
each successive rollcall after the 27th national convention today engaged in
N A T IO N A L B U R E A U O F H E A L T H Clfrk.
ballot, until only one—the winner-
a desperate effort to reverse yester Hood River C ro p M ay Not Exceed the Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Rosewood Camp. No. 3335 R. k .
assembly, has completed arrangements
was left in the race. There was a day’s setback and succeeded in regain
6 0 0 ,0 0 0 Boxes.
for lighting Gladstone Park during the General Federation o f W om an 's C lu b s A., meets first and third Friday* ot
storm o f objection and the subject
such month In I. O. O. F. Hall. Mr*
ing much o f their lost ground.
Will U rge M easure.
was pressed no further.
Hood River— Early estimates o f the meeting which will start July 9 and
M. S. Allen, Oracle; Mrs. Wlnnlfred
continue
12
days.
The first victory was in reversing Hood River Valley apple crop, made
San Francisco— Three big topics Aldrich, Recorder.
It
is
planned
to
have
more
lamps
C lark la Lo sin g Lead.
the program of the conservative steer from bloom prospects and loaded fruit
Gale Orange No. 283, P. of H.,
will be the main themes o f discussion
Baltimore, June 29.— Giving up all ing committee, which intended to con spurs, have been greatly reduced by than ever before, and the grounds and at the session o f the General Federa meet* the first Saturday! of each
attempt to break the existing dead
experts and experienced orchardists, building will be almost as light at tion o f Women's Clubs, which meets month in the K. of P. Hall. A. T
tinue the temporary organization and
lock, the leaders in the Democratic
who have investigated the orchards night as in the day. The Portland in convention here.
These subjects Buxton, Master; Mrs. H. J. Rice,
make Judge Parker the permanent
Railway, Light & Power company has are “ the Owen’ s bill to create a na Secretary.
party decided at 3 :05 o ’clock this
during
the
past
week.
The
latest
es
chairman.
Instead, the progressives
C IT Y .
(Saturday) morning to take additional
timates o f the crop range all the way agreed to donate the electricity, fol tional bureau o f health, a measure
forced the selection o f Judge Ollie
lowing a precedent established several now before congress, the suffrage Mayor—O. 8. Allen.
adjournment until I o ’clock in the
from 600,000 to 800,000 boxes.
James, o f Kentucky, by the committee
afternoon in the hope that some sort
‘ From my observations last week,” years ago. One o f the largest crowds question and uniform marriage and Rscorder^M . R. Markham.
on permanent organization to be per
Treasurer— R. P. Wirt*.
o f agreement may be reached as to a
says W. H Lawrence, fruit inspector, at the Chautauqua is expected July divorce laws.
manent chairman. Although instruct
Chief of Police— P. W. Watkins.
presidential nominee.
‘ the valley should have 800,000 boxes 14, when Charles Edward Russell, the
The
first
named
has
met
with
stren
ed for Champ Clark, in the presiden
Health Offleer— Dr. J. 8. Bishop.
Many o f the delegates protested
o f fruit, if the apples reach the size . ournalist, will lecture on “ Soldiers of uous opposition from certain schools Oouncllmen—John Wirt*, Carl L. Hln
tial fight, James is progressive and
which prevailed year before last. If the Common Good.”
against the delay caused by the ad
o
f
medicine
and
from
the
League
of
man, O. M. Sanford, Rev. J. M
one o f Bryan’s closest friends.
His
A fter serving as managing editor o f American Freedom. There is promise
the frujt is small, as it was last year,
journment, but apparently there was
Barber, W. F. Schultz, H. B. John
keynote speech is expected to be
the
Minneapolis
Journal
and
the
De
we wiL have but few boxes more than
no hope o f settling the nomination by
son.
o f warm debate on all three topics.
strongly progressive.
troit
Tribune,
Mr.
Russell
went
to
conferences on the convention floor.
700,000.
Every prospect seems to
Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker, o f Colorado,
C ity School.
Bryan today repudiated the Murphy-
New
York
and
was
a
reporter
for
the
Twelve ballots were taken. Champ Taggart-Sullivan attempt to mollify point to a big apple crop this year.
probably will lead the fight in behalf School Directors— M. Peterson, Mr»
New
York
Herald
and
for
the
New
The weather conditions have been
Clark made a sensational gain on the
o f woman suffrage.
Edward Seymour, H. T. Buxton.
him, and refused election as chairman
York World for several years.
ideal for perfect apples.”
tenth when New York’s solid block of
At
a meeting
Wednesday o f Clerk— R. P. Wirt*.
of the resolutions committee. He also
Charles H. Sproat, manager o f the
90 votes went to him on this ballot, made it plain that unless an out and
the board o f directors it was decided Justice of the Peace—W. J. R. Beach
Shorter R out* W o rk Started.
National Apple company, says the
Mr. Clark's total reaching a high-
to recommend that the General Feder Constable— Carl Hoffman.
out progressive platform is adopted,
COUNTY.
crop o f commercial apples will not ex
water mark o f 556— a clear majority,
Harrisburg — Actual construction ation Bulletin, published in Troy, N.
he will return a minority report and
but 170 votes short o f the necessary carry the fight back to the floor, even ceed 600,000 boxes. “ I do not Include work on the Oregon Electric through Y ., under the editorship o f Mrs. Har Judge— R. O. Stevenson.
in this,” says Mr. Sproat, “ the culls
riett Bishop Waters, be continued as Sheriff—George O. Hancock.
two-thirds to nominate.
to the country if forced to do so.
here has begun, about 20 teams being
Clerk—John Bailey.
and lower grade fruits, which will be
the
official organ o f the organization.
On the eleventh and twelfth ballots
Bryan forced an unprecedented step
Recorder—E. L. Perkins.
consumed at home and in neighboring put to work on Fourth street. The
Clark fell away to 554 and 549.
The
contest
for
the
presidency
o
f
by having the resolutions committee
foreman estimates that it will require
Treasurer—E. B. Sappington.
Governor Woodrow Wilson held his demand that the platform be not markets. I mean by my statement
the federation is waxing warm and he Assessor—Max Crandall.
two weeks’ time to prepare the grade
patisans o f Mrs. Phillip Carpenter, of Surveyor—Geo. McTee.
forces steadily together and during adopted until the candidates are that we will not have more than 600,-
through town and one week in crossing
000
boxes
o
f
first-class
and
extra
New York, and Mrs. Percy V. Penny- Coroner—E. C. Brown.
the night’s voting there were only named.
the Hyde estate adjoining town, over
fancy fru it.”
packer, o f Texas, are campaigning ac Commissioners—John McClaran, Johi
slight fluctuations in his totals. Votes
The effect o f this will be that even
hich condemnation proceedings are
tively for their respective candidates. ■ Nyberg.
lost in some delegations were made up though a conservative should get the
now in progress. All grade and bridge
School Sup’t—M. C. Caae.
Wires Reach Albany Soon
in others.
nomination he will have to run on a
work is now in readiness for the
Lo n * Robber R aids 8 tr*stcar.
Albany—The crew which has been track-laying crew from Albany. The
radical declaration o f principles.
Jap ’s White Wife Insane.
San Francisco— A daring robber, un
erecting trolley poles on the Salem- temporary bridge across the Willam
Los Angeles — Mrs.
Hachisaku
masked but armed with an automatic
Albany extension o f the Oregon Elec ette is practically completed.
Pacific Avenue
Picnic to Be Given 20,000.
Tsugo, the American w ife o f (a Japan
The men
revolver, caused a reign o f terror after
Los Angeles — H. E. Huntington tric has reached this city.
Apple O rd e rs Arrive.
ese living at 225 Boyd street, was
stringing wires are only a few miles
midnight Wednesday night in the Bay
brought to the receiving hospital and will pay all the expenses o f a picnic out and are expected to reach here
Hood River— Orders for Hood River Shore district, where he started opera
Buy* and Sellg Second
she was so violent that she was sent party o f 20,000 persons at Redondo early this week.
Pending the erec apples are already coming in to the tions by looting half a dozen rooms in
directly ,to the insane ward at the Beach late in the summer. Tran porta tion o f the Albany passenger depot a local market.
The National Apple various lodging houses. He wound up
Hand Goods
county hospital. According to Tsugo, tion, lunch, dinner, amusement enter temporary depot is being erected on company, although established but by boarding a car o f the Railroad ave
they were married in Vancouver, B. tainment and everything to make the corner o f the depot site at Fifth two months, announces it has received nue line, robbing the crew and three
C., February 15.
A certificate was everybody happy will be provided at and Lyon streets. From present indi orders for 12 carloads, to be shipped passengers and then forcing th* mo-
Telephone 743
issued by Assistant Police Surgeon the trolley magnate’s expense. His cations everything will be in readiness in the fall and early winter. In addi torman to run his car a mile and a half
Kidder and the woman will be taken guests will be the 6000 employes o f for the inauguration o f regular train tion to these early demands, the Na from the scene o f his raids.
He es
before the lunacy commission. This the Los Angeles railway corporation, service to Albany July 1.
tional company has received an order caped in the darkness and no clew to
Dealer in Flour and Feed
is the fifth case with exactly the same their families and close friends, and it
calling for a car o f Aristo Reds, but his identity has been found.
is expected the number will be easily
Dallas Gets Canning Plant.
so far as known not a tree o f this va
conditions this year.
reached. Huntington says he does not
Reporter is Released.
Dallas— The J. K. Armsby com riety is grown in the valley.
J. C. K uratli
General Auctioneei
care if 25,000 turn ouL
Germ an Dirigible Burned.
pany, o f San Francisco, is preparing
Mexico City— P. A. Scott, an Amer K I. Kuratli
Notarial Work
Columbia Farmers Plan Creamery.
Düsseldorf, Germany—The Zeppelin
to put up a large canning plant here.
ican newspaperman who was arrested
W om an Sell Flowers.
Astoria — The Lower
Columbia by Raoul Modem, accused o f being a
dirigible balloon Schwaben I, station
Bids have been called for, and the
London — Ten thousand women, in building will be constructed within Farmers’ Creamery company has de spy, and sent to this city on parole,
ed here, was completely destroyed by
fire following an explosion o f escaping cluding many prominent society wo the next few weeks. The plant will cided to erect and operate a co-opera has been released by order o f the min
hydrogen gas caused when a strong men and several duchesses, all o f them be in operation in time to handle this tive creamery in this city. The stock ister o f war and has left for th*
gust of wind broke it from its moor dressed in white and wearing white years' crop. The prune crop in this holders met and organized by the elec United States. Scott had been taking REAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS
MONEY TO LOAN
ings and made it collapse in the mid hats trimmed with garlands o f wild county is going to fall short nearly 50 tion o f John Onkka as president; Mat photograph* on the rebel side and
dle. Several workmen and soldiers roses, sold (Towers on the streets per cent o f the usual yield.
Late Matson as vice president, and C. S. when he came into the federal camp
The the was arrested and held for three
German spoken in the office
were burned or otherwise injured, Thursday, which was called Alexandra frosts are responsible for this condi Dow as secretary and treasurer.
company has purchased a tract 60x100 days and afterward sent to report to
some o f them seriously, but not fa Day in honor o f the Queen Mother. tion.
l- IIO N K g
feet at the com er o f Ninth and Duane the minister o f war.
tally. The ariship had just arrived The proceeds are to be given to the
Bell, M ain 346
Ind. City, 344
Fall River Application Mad*.
metropolitan
hospitals
and
convales
streets for 15600, and will erect a
from Frankfort.
cent homes in the name o f Queen
Salem— The Fall River Irrigation two-story reinforced concrete building.
H ydroplan* Bets M a rk .
HILLSBORO
OREGON
Alexandra, who originated the idea.
company has made an application to
C hin a’s Premier Quit*.
Rochester, N. Y .— Fred Eelle broke
Dairy Exhibit Is Blocked.
the office o f the State engineer for
Pekin— President Yuan Shi Kai has
the world's record here for sustained
Chinese Still Seek Loan.?
water for a Carey Act project o f 2500
Salem — That the state dairy and hydroplane flight when he piloted his
accepted the resignatioon o f Premier
The Auction House
Pekin—
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food commissioner cannot maintain a machine over Irondequott bay, 78
Tang Shao Yi, who is suffering from a
nervous breakdown and contemplate* tween the international bankers and the Fall river, a tributary o f the De dairy exhibit at the state fair, the ex miles, in one hour and 21 minutes, at
a trip abroad, says a special dispatch the Chinese government have neither schutes river. According to figure* in penses o f the same to com* from tbs * n average speed o f (4 mils* an hour.
to the Times from Pskin. Tbs corres been concluded nor broken off. The the office o f the State engineer the state dairy and food commission fond, Eeils’ flight was cat short when bis
pondent adds that the reports pub Chines* government apparently is en overflow o f the river is practically all is the substance o f an opinion which supply o f gasoline gave out.
Th*
0. M. Sanford, Proprietor
lished in Europe o f anarchy in the pro deavoring to make a bargain with the taken up and it is possible the water was furnished by Assistant Attorney previous record for sustained flight
may not be allcwad.
General Van W ’ nkle.
Telephone 721
was 4« ■ilea.
vinces are exaggerated.
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