M IM M M M M
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INTERNED TEIITS FARE WELL HERE
United States Sends Photo JOFFRE LIKES SHORT POEMS
graphs to Germany, Show
Hero of the Marne Carrie« Them With
Him to Read In the
ing Treatment in Camps.
T ra in .
AID OUR MEN IN GERMANY
Negotiation« Entered Into to 8ecure
Beat Condition« for American« Cap
tured on the Battle Front— When
Qerman« Are Held.
W un I i I iiic I oii . T ho U nited .State« ha«
opened negotiation« « n i, (¿ertuauy for
an ag reem en t to govern th e tre a tm e n t
of prisoner« of w ar taken by e ith e r nu-
lion. Tld« I h being done w ith th e hope
of secu rin g th e best poMaihle Condition«
fo r A tnerleuna taken prluoner on the
b a ttle front, am i to abow G erm any how
w ell (ierin an primmer« In tho U nited
B illies lire being treated .
Alreudy, through tint Ited C ross at
G eoevu, th e U nited S tate« ha« begun
fo rw ard in g food and o th e r neee««arloa
to A m erican« held In G erm any, of
w hom th e re a re now m ore th a n one
hundred.
G erm an m ilitary primmer« of w ar In
th e Unlti*d State«, be«hleM receiving ev
ery uece*i.|ty and com fort, have the
pny and prlvIh-Ke« of th e ir ran k In the
U nited S tate« arm y und navy. They
u rc houKed In model sa n ita ry camp«,
an d recently one of tin- primmer« send-
Ini; a le tte r to hi« prospective wife In
G erm any w ro te th a t th e pay he would
uecum ulato d uring hi« Im prisonm ent
w ould not only perm it him to re tire
from the navy. Imt would «et them up
In a little Imslne«« a« well.
I'hotoi;raph« show Ini; the com fort-
aide su rro u n d in g s of Interned Germ an«
In th is coun try have la-en forw arded
to G erm any hy th e w ar d ep artm en t
th ro u g h th e « lu te d e p a rtm e n t und u
n e u tra l axent. T hey a re Intended to
allow th a t Interned G erm una a re well
tre a te d by the U nited S ta te s and to r«-
votll the expeetu tlo n of tile U nited
S ta te s th a t slm llur co n sid eratio n will
be show n A m erican «ohllers an d suit
o rs who m ay he c a p tu red hy G erm any.
Tw o rlnMses of G erm an p rlso n era are
d etain ed In th is coun try . One 1« com
p rised of G erm an sailo rs tak en Into
custody when tin- U nited S ta te s In
tern ed various v isse ls at tin- beginning
of tin- w ar. T h e o th e r chi km I s com
p rised of enem y alien«, civilian« who
J jum : been a rre s te d and ur<- now bcln£
d etain ed utnlcr g overnm ental reg u la
tion« for various reason«.
T ho principal d eten tio n ru m p 1« a t
F o rt M cPherson, (lu., w here a p p ro x i
m ately 850 w ar p riso n ers a re held In
custody of th e w ar d e p a rtm e n t. At
F o rt O glethorpe, Ga„ th e re a re 105 en
em y aliens w ho a re not, stric tly «peak
ing. p riso n ers of w ar.
At F o rt D ouglas, U tah, th e re a re 517
prim m er« o f w ar and 80 Interned
aliens.
A ltogether, th e re n re 1,504 nettinl
p rl «oners o f w ar In custody of th e
w a r d ep artm en t, and about 400 In
te rn e d etn-tuy alien s In-Id at th e re
q u est of tin- d ep artm en t of Justice.
O f th is num ber, about th re e score urn
lo cated at T aboga Island, P an am a. It
Is estim ated th a t G erm any Is now bold
ing 150 sailors tak en from A m erican
sh ip s hy com m erce ra id e rs an d oth er
G erm an vessels, besides th e first p ris
o n e r - tak en from G eueral P e rsh in g ’s
forces.
T h e detain ed G erm ans, w h erev er lo
cated In tin- U nited S tates, a re consid
erately tre a te d and a re not given o n er
ous task s.
Tin- d u ties assigned are
s tric tly In accord w ith iu tcm u tlo n u l
law.
P en d in g and recreatio n fa c ilitie s a re
provided, and th e p h o to g rap h s collect
ed from th e several d eten tio n cam ps
show G erm an p riso n e rs going through
o u td o o r g ym nastic ex ercises und sta g
ing a m a te u r plays on Im provised stag es
In the recreatio n rooms.
I’lirla.—T alk th at tin- Im m ortals may
elect M arshal .lo/Tre a m em ber of tin-
in stitu te h as evoked m any sto ries of
tin- great so ld ier's ap preciation of lite r
a tu re . One of th e best concern« a
young poet who, on tin- eve of the
innrMlinl'M d e p a rtu re for A m erica, p re
sented him w ith a slen d er sh eaf of his
poem«.
JofTre, w ho Is fond of souvenirs and
who brought back hundreds from
Aim-rlea Including curds of Invitation
and banquet m enu» took th e m anu-
•erlpt. T hen desiring to ex p ress Id«
appreciation, lie looked a t It and sa id :
"Poem»? Oh, ye«, I like them .” T hen
a fte r ii pan««*: "T hey a re Just th e right
six*- to slip In one's pocket to rcud In
the tra in ."
Kill« Big Chicken Hawk.
Tuh-do, W ash. Emmet Koontz, who
lives on Salm on eri-ek road, killed u
chicken hawk recently m easuring four
feet tw o Inches from tip to tip. T he
haw k has been an annoyance for the
last two or th ree years and when killed
hud a m outh full of C hinese ph easan t
m eat, which proved th a t it had been
preying upon gam e birds us well as
upon |s>ultry yards.
Quarantine Against Cattle Fever 1«
Raised From Great Section
in the South.
W ashington, D. C.—An o rd e r signed
by H ecretnry of A g ricu ltu re I>. F.
H ouston lifte d on D ecem ber 1 from
05,520 aqunre m iles In th e S outhern
s ta te s th e fed eral q u a ra n tin e a g a in st
m ovem ent o f S o u th ern ra ttle . I t Is
o f g re a t Irapo rtan ee to enttlo m ise rs
und d ealers of N orthern sta te s, ns well
a s thoso of th e South.
In regions In fested by th e ra ttle
tlek It h a s not h e rn held s a fe to Im
port b e tte r sto rk fo r th e Im provem ent
In S ou th ern h erd s boenuso c a ttle
fn*shly b ro u g h t In from regions w here
th e Uck Is not p rev alen t a rc esp e
cially pro n e to sicken an d die tram
U. S. HAS BLACKLIST
S ixteen Ex p o rt Firm « FiWbidden to l>o
Kusine«« E xcept U nder Special
License ( la iin G erm an Aid.
I*
American Navy Men Find Food
Cheaper There Than at
Home.
AN ABUNDANCE OF POTATOES
Farmer« Are
Prosperous
Beyond
Precedent— Young Folk Staying
by the Land— Much Better
Off Than England.
Itaae of A m erican F lotilla In B ritish
W ater*.—W hen an A m erican navy m an
who has visited Ireland In tim e of
peace Is uskcil w h at h as Im pressed
him m ost ab o u t jrelu m j lu w qrt the
Inevitable a n sw e r Is "Ire la n d ’s p ro s
p erity and freedom from th e w ur-tlm e
restrictio n s of o th e r countries."
H undreds of A m ericans In th e nnvnl
for<-es have visited Kngland, Scotland,
am i even F ran ce. All agree th a t th ere
Is m ore freedom In Ireland, p a rtic u la r
ly less w ar tim e c u rtailm en t of per
sonal liberty, as, for Instance, reg ard
ing re stric tio n s lu eating und d rin k
ing. T h e re is no conscription there,
no "D efense of the realm uct," few-
w ar tuxes.
C ertainly w hen It conies to food and
drink Ireland Is a land of plenty In
com parison w ith Kngland. T h ere is
not only m ore food and drink th ere
th an in Kngland, but It Is of b etter
q uality. And In m ost p a rts of Ireland
It Is cheaper. M eatless and potato-
less days a re unknow n th ere. P o tato es
w ere never so plentiful. T h a t they
a re cheaper even th an In the U nited
S ta te s w as unknow n to th e com m is
sary d ep artm en t of the A m erican navy,
w hich recently shipped to th e tlotillu
about 10,000 bushels of p o tato es which
w ere never unloaded. A fter d ischarg
ing Its cargo of o th e r foodstuffs, th e
naval supply ship w as sent to an o th er
p ort, w here th e potatoes w ere sold to
the B ritish governm ent.
F resh incut also Is c h eap er In Ire
land th an In Knghind or th e U nited
S ta te s. T he A m ericans buy u large
p a rt of th e ir m eat ash o re. P o rte r
house ste a k s a re from live to seven
th e fever germ s carried by th e blood
sucking pnrnslte.
T he fed eral q u ar
a n tin e ag n ln st th e c a ttle tick, on the
o th e r hand, h as p revented the ship
m ent of c a ttle front Infested sections
for use ns sto ck ers nml feeders In free
te rrito ry , nml p erm its th e ir shipm ent
Into free te rrito ry only tinder q u ar
a n tin e re stric tio n s and fo r Imm edi
a te slaughter.
T h e release o f D ecem ber 1 Is the
la rg est am ount of te rrito ry ev er lib er
a te d a t one tim e since th e federal
cam paign a g a in st the c a ttle tick w as
sta rtl'd in 190(1, and, milled to 5,234
sq u are m iles freed In M arch and Sep
tem ber, w ill m ake 1017 by fn r th e
g re a te st y ear so fn r In th e an n ih ila
tion of th e tick.
N ine S o u th ern sta te s benefited by
tho release order. T he la rg e st benefl-
clnry w as M ississippi, w hich w as en-
Urely freed from q u a ra n tin e nnd open
ed a broad avenue of tick-free te r
rito ry from th e N o rthern sta te s to th e
G ulf o f Mexico.
STATE N EW S 1
IN
The s ta te ban k in g board has reap
pointed H. G. S arg en t as su p e rin te n d
W ash in g to n , D. C.—A b la c k list of e n t of ban k s for a term of four years.
I COO firm s In 20 c e n tra l and south The sa la ry of th e su p e rin te n d e n t Is
A m erican c o u n trie s w ith whom m e r {4000 a year and b is term expired De-
chant« In th o U nited S ta te s a ro fo r i cciuber 1.
bidden sp ecifically to do b usiness, e x
T he U m atilla county co u rt a n
cep t u n d er special license, w as p ro
m ulgated W ed nesday n ig h t by the nounces th a t It will s ta r t work aoon
W ar T ra d e B oard. It 1« styled offici scarify in g th e old m acadam road be
ally "en em y tra d in g lis t,” and c o n sti tw een P en d leto n and the W ashington
T he im provem ents will
tu te s th o f irs t sectio n of a record sta te line.
w hich e v e n tu a lly w ill Include th e m ean m uch to th is section of the state.
nam es of firm s In m o st of tho c o u n
G overnor W lthycom be F rid a y re
trie s of tho w orld, Including th e U nit
ceived n o tificatio n from P rovost Mar-
ed S ta te s Itself.
L atin A m erica is d e a lt w ith firs t ' shal C row der th a t th e nom inees se
b ecause of th e largo n u m b ers of G er lected by him to serve both as m em
m an firm s In th e so u th e rn rep u b lics bers of th e legal and m edical advisory
activ e in a id in g G erm an y 's cause. E vi boards in the com ing d ra ft have been
dence p u t b efo re th o W ar T ra d e Board appointed for Oregon by P re sid e n t Wll-
has show n th a t m any of th e se firm s, j son.
including public u tilitie s com panies,
Max H aake, of M arshfield, G erm an
have financed to a la rg e d eg ree G er en g in eer on th e gasoline schooner
m an p ro p a g a n d a w ork in th e U nited Itoam er, was a rre ste d F rid a y when on
S ta te s. All tboBe nam ed In th e lis t board th e vessel by D eputy U nited
have been ch arg ed w ith se c re tly o r S tates M arshal F ra n k B erry. H aake
openly a s s is tin g A m erica’s enem ies. had been w arned aw ay from th e w ater
T he actio n is ta k e n u n d e r a u th o rity fro n t sev eral tim es, b u t re tu rn e d and
con ferred on th e p re sid e n t by th e stayed ab oard th e R oam er.
tra d in g w ith th e en em y a c t and is d e
S h e riff G eer of L incoln co unty has
mv
signed solely fo r th e gu id an ce of
A m erican co n cern s to e n ab le them to received w ord of th e fin d in g of th e
body of F red H ill, aged 14, on th e h ig h
Mile. Ja rd y , a p atrio tic Parlslenne, observ e th e p ro v isio n s of th e law. T he way n e a r D evils Lake. A tra il of blood
a c t forbids n o t only tra d in g ex cep t
s ta r ts a new fashion hy appearing In u n d er sp ecial licen se w ith an enem y led to th e b ru sh ab o u t 60 feet aw ay,
the llols d<- Boulogne In sabot«. T he o r an ally o f an enem y, b u t p ro h ib its w here a gun was found. I t is th o u g h t
siihois are all In wood except for the com m erce a s well w ith a perso n co n the boy sh o t him self accid en tally . The
narrow! p a te n t le a th e r toe cap und d u ctin g tra d e on b eh alf o r for th e b en j d eath is being Investigated.
band.
e fit of an enem y.
C. M anska, 45, w as a rre ste d on th e
Any licen se Issued fo r tra d in g w ith
firm s nam ed In th e lis t w ill be a p a r t w a te rfro n t a t N o rth Bend F rid a y and
from th e re g u la r ex p o rt and Im port li tak en b efo re D eputy U n ited S ta te s A t
cen ses w hich m u st be o b tain ed fo r th e to rn ey M cK nlght on a charge of hav
sh ip m en t in o r o u t of th e U n ited ing co n trav en ed th e federal law con-
| c e rn ln g enem y aliens. H e claim s th a t
S ta te s of m o st com m odities.
Issu an ce of th e lis t recalled th e vig j he is fully n a tu ralized , b u t could n o t
cen ts u pound cheap er th an In the orous p ro te st m ade by thl* g o v ern m en t produce h is papers. An In v estigation
to G reat B ritain w hen th e first. B ritish is proceeding.
U nited S tates.
P aro le O fficer K eller w as designated
T h e A m ericans a re Im pressed by the b lack list, c o n ta in in g th e nam es of
m any A m erican firm s, f irs t w as pub by G overnor W lthycom be F rid a y to
large po rtio n s served in Ireland as
lished. T h e B ritish reply, how ever,
com pared w ith the lean ones they get w as co n sid ered in m any q u a rte rs h e re have ch arg e of th e squad of special
In Kngland. F o r th ree shillings they as esta b lish in g th e leg ality of th e agents statio n ed a t O regon C ity to p re
vent tro u b le betw een s trik e rs and
g et u nn-ul which Includes soup, fish action.
strik e b re a k e rs in th e paper m ills
o r lo b ster and som etim es both, hot or
It is p o ssible th a t In m any in sta n c e s th ere. T he parole officer Is In stru cted
cold m eat, d essert, cheese and biscuits, licenses m ay be issued, a s it m ay be to w ork in co-operation w ith th e sh e r
und ten or coffee. T he sam e m eal In found th a t tra d in g In c e rta in com m od iff and ch ief of police.
a hotel of corresponding grade In ities w ith th o se nam ed In th e list w ill
Two boys, g iv in g th e ir nam es as
Knghind would cost a t least six shill n o t w ork to any a d v a n ta g e fo r G er
George D avis, aged 11, an d W ayne F r a
m any o r h e r allies.
ings.
T o m inim ize inconvenience to m e r zier, w ho claim s to be a y e a r o ld er
D rink, too, Is not only m ore p len ti c h a n ts In th is co u n try , a risin g from th a n h is com panion, w ere ta k e n in
ful hut of b e tte r quality. T he d rin k th e d ecla ra tio n , th e W a r B oard w ill charge by C hief of Police W illiam s of
ing places In Irelan d ure open all day classify th e nam es of non-enem y firm s R oseburg T h u rsd a y n e a r th e local ra il
T he y o u n g sters sta te d
und u n til eleven o’clock a t night, dealing In th e sam e com m odities w ho road y ard s.
, w hereas In K ngland und Scotlnnd they m ay serv e as s u b s titu te s fo r tLe b la c k ' th ey w ere e n ro u te from T acom a to
G ran ts Pass.
a re only open fo r two hours In th e a f listed co n cern s.
In every c a se th e b o ard w ill ta k e
ternoon und th re e hours In th e eve-
The firs t sh ip m en t of pap er from the
pains to a s s u re Itself th ro u g h co n su lar
I ulng.
o fficers o r o th e r ag en cies th a t th e new pulp and p ap er m ill on Y oungs’
1 Tfi K ngland today It Is considered su b stitu te s a r e n o t a c tin g a s a g e n ts. i Bay w as se n t T h u rsd a y to P o rtla n d ,
in d elicate to nsk u friend for a m atch. It will not, how ever, assu m e re sp o n si w here th e p ro d u ct w ill be m ade Into
paper boxes. T he m ill is now ru n n in g
In F ran ce, m atches a re well nigh un bility fo r th e ir fin an cial stan d in g .
at
full cap acity and is p roducing about
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board
m
akes
obtainable. All the con tin en tal coun
12 to n s o f chipboard per day. P lan s
trie s nre suffering from u m atch fam it plain th a t it can n o t be m ade com are u n d e r w ay to en la rg e th e m ill to
ine. Not so In Irelnnd. H otels, b ar plete and th a t m e rc h a n ts tra d in g w ith m eet th e In creasin g dem and for p ap er
room s, und clgur sto re s ull have enem y firm s n o t nam ed a re in no stock.
m easu re reliev ed from p ro h ib itio n s
m atch es In abundance, and they are and p en alties c o n tain ed in th e tra d in g
T he C latsop Mill com pany, w hose
used w ith the sam e freedom as in the w ith th e enem y act.
p
lan
t h as been closed since a p o rtio n
tim e of peace.
It is co n sid ered c e rta in th a t u n til of It w as destro y ed by fire a year ago,
T he A m ericans see th e Irish farm er all sections of th e list h av e been is has disposed of its h o ld in g s to a sy n d i
p rosperous beyond precedent.
The sued th e law of n e c e ssity w ill be e n cate, com posed of w estern and eastern
sailo r In his little trip s to Dublin und forced w ith som e d eg ree of laxity. cap ita lists. T h e new ow ners w ill r e
such reso rts as K illarney, Youghnl, und M ost of th e firm s n am ed in th e lis t model th e p lan t, e re c t larg e sash and
GIcngurlfT, passes through som e of the issued b e a r G erm an nam es, alth o u g h door an d box fa c to rie s an d be read y
o th e rs e v id en tly a re of E nglish. S p an
rich est a g ricu ltu ral co untry lu the ish, F ren ch an d P o rtu g u aae d eriv a to begin activ e o p eratio n s early In
w orld. T he Im m ense am o u n t of land tion. T h e lis t as it ap p lies to B razil 1918.
u n d er the plow Im presses him, and he co n ta in s th e g re a te s t n u m b er of firm s,
A re q u e st from th e U nited S ta te s
ta lk s w ith m any farm ers w ho boast of w ith Mexico second.
food a d m in istra tio n a sk in g th e s ta te
board of co n tro l to m ake p u rch ase of
th e record prices they a re gettin g for
th e ir produce, especially th e ir live FEDERAL NET FOR AUSTRIANS flour from m onth to m onth, in stead of
every six m onths, w ill n o t re s u lt in
stock. Cows, sliccp and pigs a re so
—
S
p h titlfu l th a t the b eau tifu l rolilug U. S. Has Suspected Agents Under Sur action a t th is tim e. T he law com pels
, th e board to p u rch ase its supplies ev
landscape Is fairly d o tted w ith them .
ery six m onths, and th e ac t w ill be fol
veillance and Will Arrest Scores.
N eith er Is th e farm er troubled w ith
lowed u n til th e federal go v ern m en t
W ash in g to n , D. C.—S cores of A us m akes fu rth e r observance of th e law
a sh o rtag e of labor, a s In Kngland.
L abor is plentiful an d of good q u al tro -H u n g arian su b je c ts, su sp ected of im possible. T h is w as decided upon a t
ity, th e laborers, not only In th e a g ri being enem y a g e n ts in th is country, a m eetin g of th e b o ard th is week.
w ill be a rre s te d w ith in a few h o u rs
c u ltu ral, but also In th e In d u strial dis a fte r a d e c la ra tio n of w ar a g a in st Aus-
F a rm e rs of th e n o rth w e st w ill be
tric ts, being largely young men and Itria.
forced to han d le g ra in in bulk because
women. T his favorable labor situ a
M any of th e s e m en h av e been u n d er of sh o rtag e and high cost of sacks, de
tion Is due largely to th e fact th a t su rv e illa n c e by d e p a rtm e n t of ju stic e clared G. B. H eg ard t, en g in eer of th e
th e re has been practically no em igra ! ag e n ts fo r m o n th s, b u t h av e n o t been P ort of P o rtlan d , in ad d ressin g th e
tion from Ireland for th re e years, and tak en in to c u sto d y b ecause of lack of s ta te co n v ention o f th e F a rm e rs ’ Un-
i ion a t P endleton. H e said P o rtla n d ’s
th e thousands of young m en a n d wom d efin ite evidence a g a in st them .
W hen c o n g re ss a d o p ts P re sid e n t $3,000,000 g ra in elev ato r w ill be read y
en w ho form erly set o u t fo r A m erica
i W ilson’s reco m m en d atio n th a t a s ta te
each m onth now rcm uln in th e coun | of w ar a g a in st A u stria-H u n g ary be d e to ta k e care of th e em ergency for th e
next h a rv e st. Mr. H e g a rd t say s th e
try.
c la r e d , u n n a tu ra liz e d su b je c ts of th e go v ern m en t com m andeered 50,000.000
dual m o n arch y au to m a tic a lly will be- sacks to m ak e tre n c h fo rtificatio n s.
Jrom e enem y alie n s and be su b je c t to The fa rm e rs closed th e ir three-day ses
GERMAN BUTTER RATION CUT | su m m ary a r r e s t an d in te rn m e n t.
sion w ith a banquet.
F o r se v e ra l m o n th s g o v ern m en t
About One Ounce a Week Is Limit, ag e n ts h av e been g a th e rin g Inform a
A sto ria had a b u rg la ry a t an early
tion on th e h o stile a c tiv itie s of A us hours Monday m orning, when th iev es
Per Person, Say» Copenhagen
tria n s w ho w ere n o t su b je c t to th e re sm ashed a fro n t window in S h an er
Dispatch.
stric tio n s im posed upon u n n atu ralized Bros. ’ sto re on C om m ercial s tre e t and
C openhagen.—T he b u tte r ratio n in G erm ans by th e s ta te of w a r w ith G er stole ap p ro x im ately $2000 w o rth of
g re a te r B erlin has been reduced for m any, and th o se ca u g h t in illegal ac ts jew els.
w ere a rre s te d and trie d u n d e r th e
th e w in te r to th irty gram s, ap p ro x i usual c rim in al sta tu te s . M any o th e rs
W ith th e la rg e st fall crop in m any
m ately one ounce, w eekly.
F ifty w ere free to tra v e l an d o b tain Infor
grunts of m argarine a re also gran ted , m ation valu ab le to A m erica's enem ies y ears in th e ground, L inn county fa rm
b u t the new spapers point out th u t w ar how ever, w hile k eep in g th e ir co n duct ers have been re jo ic in g in th e heavy
j rain s o f th e p a st few days.
F rom all
m arg arin e is principally w a te r and has tech n ically w ith in th e law.
N early a m illion A u stria n su b je c ts | in dications now th e im m ense a c re a g e
slight n u tritiv e value.
Food A d m in istrato r voa WnUlow in th e U n ited S ta te s w ould be affected o f fall-sow n g ra in w ill giv e a b ig
yield n e x t sum m er.
h as announced th at a special d e p a rt by a d e c la ra tio n of w ar.
m ent w ould be organized to enlighten
C ounty A rg ic u ltu ra l A g en t Brown,
th e people on th e food situ atio n . T his
Manipulation Is Barred.
of M arion county, in o u tlin in g th e plan
announcem ent evoked th e com m ent
Chicago.— R e stric tio n s req u ired by of w ork w hich w ill be adopted n e x t
fro m ono new spaper th a t “tho stom th e federal food a d m in istra tio n on p ro I y ear, w ill endeavor to secu re th e an s
ach cannot retul.”
visions tra d in g w ere announced by th e w er to questions w hich a re o f prim e
board of tra d e T h u rsd ay , effectiv e F ri in te re s t to fa n n e rs ju s t a t th is tim e.
T ota Killed by Match In Pow der Can. day.
Mr. and M rs. S. T. Sum m ers, of
T h ere m o st be no m an ip u latio n of
B utler, I’a.—Leroy W illis M cKusick,
K lam ath F alls, who have ju s t retu rn e d
provisions
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th re e y ears old, nnd Jo seph M cKusick,
from an autom obile tr ip to Ashland,
seven y ears old, w ere killed w hen the pork, rib s and lard. Six m o n th s is th e
rep o rt th a t th e K lam ath riv e r has been
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o ld er boy th rew a m atch Into a 1B-
backed up so m uch by th e big Copco
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oenta p e r h u n d re d w e ig h t on a n y one dam th a t th e road is covered w ith w a
here. T he fa th e r of th e boys k ep t the day, n o r pork m or« th a n $1 In a day.
te r in m any places.
pow der fo r blnstlng.
attitaM *
IRELAND 1$ FEELING NO PINCH OF WAR
TICK EDICT LIFTED BY U. S.
North as Well as South Profits
From Release.
WEAR SABOTS IN PARIS.
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