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ISSO« | ATEI» PKEMH NERVICI.
Have You a Crepis Handy?
A. B. Houghton Wants One
u
♦
♦
Introducing the crepis.
♦
Traveling north in a high ♦
♦ priced car, Dr. A. D. Houghton, ♦
♦ head of the department of ge­ ♦
I Or^ptnlzation .Make» Ulan» for Dis­
netics at the University of Cal­ ♦
posing of Property—.Member» Get­
♦ ifornia, stopped off In the city ♦
ting Fewer and Fewer
♦ Monday night, and appealed to ♦
♦ th« forest service for aid in lo­ ♦
♦ cating said crepis. This gives a ♦
Indianapolis, Sept. 27.— (A. P.) — BOOKKEEPER LOCKED IN VAULT
♦ clue to the nature of the, —er, ♦ WITNESS* SAYS THAT ARIII ( KLE
Members of the Grand Army of the
THREATENED l>YIXG LIKE IF
♦
♦ plant.
AMD LONE BANDIT GETS
Republic realizing the organization is
SHE DID NOT STOP ( HYING
♦
AWAY WITH CASH
"The crepis." said Dr. Hough­ ♦
growing old, are planning to adopt
♦ ton this morning, "Is expected ♦
during the 55th annuabencampment
♦ to help solve some of the prob- ♦
now being held here, the “last will
♦ lems of heredity, and la a re­ ♦
and
testiment of the G. A. R.” pro-
Kan l'e«lro, < al., Sept. 27.—( A. I*.—Two mew. It. tarinin and t In* ♦ cent stride In the study of this ♦
viding for -the disposition of the pro-
and much depends ♦
cent I’aulslM-rg, »« miik ii , lost tlu-ir live» when th«« I , H. submarin«« It-tl ♦ subject,
perty of the order when the last
♦
»Muk, it WM» «>lti« hill) aiiiioiiti«« «I to«h>>.
The third man iul»»ing early ♦ upon Its being found.”
members are gone.
♦
Galay, lias I.« <-n «»< • «»untisi for.
Specimens front Europe, Af- ♦
In.Ut ut ion Is Protected by Insurance
♦ rlca and South America are al- ♦ Wild Tim«« in Rooms of Movie Star
and Hunt Is On for the Escaped
ready in the possession of ♦
San P«««lro, Cai., S«*;»f,27.—— ( t. I*. ) — The I nit««l state» •ubiimrin«*
Indianapolis, Sept. 27.—(A. P.) —
Arc Rclut«*d by Zeh Pro%<>st in
Robber
III«' R-t» «• tnk in ts** Angele» lutrbor Insl night. tl un enrly hour l«al«iy ♦ scientists at Berkeley, but BO ♦
Organization of the Grand Army of
the Trial T<xlay
tlir«»* ni« n .«re ls-Ue»«sl lo Inni* lo»t theli- li)«*».
tri «•!«•« Iti« iati iiuiiih I ♦ far no known plant has been, * I
the Republic as a national organiza­
Spaul*«lM*rg ««>«•> Idoim frolli III«« »inking « rati l«y thè fxrce <>f tilt* explo- ♦ found on the North American ♦
tion will be commemorated with a
Salem, Sept. 27.— (A. P.)—The
»ioti. .1. Dicffcii, a .«.«mari, I- rcportisl lo In« itnpri»onc<l in thè» tinken ♦ continent. The doctor expects ♦
tablet to be unveiled here during the
San Francisco, Sept. 27.— (A. PJ
Oregon State bank, at Jefferson, a
55th encampment of the Grand Army­
<r««ft, «lille «inolile«- inai« i» though to liuti* goti«- down ««ith ili«« »tibiiia- ♦ to find a crepis along the coast. ♦
few miles south of here, was robbed
- Zeh Prevost, show girl at the Ar-
♦ If he has to go an far north as ♦
now in session here. Mrs. Inez Jam-
rlne.
this morning of $3340. An unknown
buckle party, testified today that Ar-
♦
Ison Bender of Decatur, Ill., presl-
I»i««*r» working in ;IA f««<-t of water nlongsidr of ili«- nislMUurin«« aie ♦ Alaska.
man entered the bank at 9:05, short­
buckle followed Virginia Rappe into
dent of the Women’s Relief Corps,
eiideuvoring lo fiv lu«u»«*r» in «>r«l«*r to rai><* III«* «mft. Il I*« |«o»»ll»»«* thal ♦
Sifting the vast num lier of ♦
the room adjoining the one where
ly after opening, covering the book­
will unveil the tablet.
unotli.-r man in-lde thè «>hl|> nilgiit bave r«*a< Inai un airtight <*<>ni|«artiii<*nt > scientific terms Dr. Houghton ♦
keeper. who was alone, with a re­
the party gathered, and three quar-
♦ used, the crépis is found to ♦
in wlih'h lite inlglit he »uslaimtl for IN hour».
The first national encampment of volver, and locked him in the vault,
tors of an hour later when the door
♦
♦
Tli«« «refi l>«*uan to ««hip water, |«o»»ib|y freni a tortasi«» tube, nioat
greatly resemble the dandelion,
was oi>ened the women found her the Grand Army was held in Indian­ then made away with a drawer of
of thè < r«-w had i -o aiHal throiigli a <onning lowrr ««h«-ti there «as an <*x- ♦ the leaves growing In rosette ♦
The clerk
fully dressed, her hair down, moan­ apolis November 20, 1866, and was currency and change.
♦ form, while the flower is also ♦
ploslon.
ing, "I am dying.” letter Arbuckle attended largely by veterans from quickly extricated himself. Although
♦ yellow. He knows of no local ♦
said, “It you don't stop yelling I’ll Illinois and Indiana, although there many people were on the street, none
MAX STANFORD ST Vidi M
♦ term under which the crepis ♦
were a number of ex-soldiers pres­ realized a robbery was being done.
is m : iring completion ♦ may he disguising Itself in this ♦ throw you out the window.”
ent
from New York and other eastern The robber escapd. The loss Is cov­
too
good
a
time
“We were having
♦ vicinity, so crepis will have to
states. Previous to this meeting a ered by insurance.
Miss
Rappe
and
to
notice
what
time
Sun Francisco. Sept 27. <A. »'. > ♦ stand in the way of introduct­
111 First W««ck R«»««i«l» In Brok««n;
Arbuckle left the party in his suite." local organization had been formed
More thun half the seats are in ♦ ion.
Gain of l<)2 .Made
replied Miss Prevost to a question at Decatur. Ill., by Dr. P. F. Stephen­
Dragon Agrlcrlt .ral College Sept place on the new -tadium being built ♦ ♦
♦ ♦
of the defense. "Miss Rappe sort of son. an army surgeon, but the meet­
27. t Special i All first w««ek r«- gis- at Stanford t’nlverslty and there Is
skipped into room 1219," she ex­ ing in Indianapolis marked the es-
(ration record» at O. A. C. were every indication that th«- structure
claimed. At the same time Lowell tablishment of the G. A. R. as a na-
smashed last week when 3127 w pre will be completed In time for the an­
IieiiKMTMtic Senator*. Will Follow In­
Sherman and Alice Blake went into tional body.
Illg Game" between
signed up lu th«* first four days The nual football
dividual Jii<UniM‘nt in Voting
corresponding figures for last year Stanford and the University of Cal R«*c«-nt Arrivals Branch Out in Bus­ room 1221. the other room opening AMERICANS ARE VICTIMS
off 1220, she said. When Arbuckle
wore 2665, far ahead of any > ear Ifornia November 19. it was an-
Washington, Sept. 27.— (A. P.)—
iness Way
OF MEXICANS AT ltOLORES
followed Miss Rappe she did not hear
non
need
here
recently.
previous. Thia year shows a gain of
The democratic senators decided not
I
any bolt turn. She said she followed
New turf is being planted on the
462. There are 2133 men and 994
—___ I to take a united party action on the
The sale of the Public Market was
Washington. Sept. 27.—(A. P. > — treaties with Germany, Austria and
women. Of the totals, 2914 arc In stadium gridiron. For a time it was made today by M. McQueen to Mr. I I»owell Sherman and Miss Blake into
collegiate work and 213 vocational. thought tito turf would be moved to and Mrs. E. G. hotter who will take room 1221 to powder her nose. Re­ The killing of two American mining I Hungary, but to let each individual
Agriculture with 630 has n gain of th«« new field from the old gridiron. immediate charge of the business, turning to room 1220 she found the men. H. C. Smith, of Vinita. Okla­ I senator follow his own judgment in
46 over the number last year ut the This plan was dropped because al! Mr. and Mrs. Potter, who recently place empty, but Mrs. Delmont and homa. and E. B. Kilssinbury, of Los .voting on ratification.
end of four days, Home economics the preliminury games this season purchased the Grants Pass Service Ira Fortlouis appeared on the scene .Angeles, by Mexicans at Dolores.
before long. Mrs. Delmont was then
has 512, four more. Commerce reg­ will be played on the old field
Station, have had extensive exper- dressed in pajamas, said the witness. Mexico, was reported to the state
department by the vice consul at
Islers both men und women in about
lence in the market and produce
Chihuahua today.
equal numbers and shown large In­
business and will make improve-
crease. It also registers many stu­
tnents and additions to the business
Three Killed in Brush Bet »«sen Mo­
dents for minor work as well as for
later.
Mr. Potter will continue to
i'niversity
of
Oregon.
Eugene.
ro» and Ixx-al Constabulary
degrees.
Sept. 27
(A. P i A trip to Ha-, have active charge of the Grants
slmk«*»|H*arc 1*- Essential to Admit
wall, with its famous beaches and - Pass Service Station, while Mrs Pot-
Manila. Sept. 27.—(A. P.)—The
Candidate to liar
scenic attractions. Is the prize held ter will devote her time to the Pub-
New York. Sept. 27.— (A. P. 1 — fight between the Phillipine constab­
up to candidates for the I'niversity lie Market
Enormous purchases of Liberty ulary and a band of Moros at Pa­
Dayton. Ohio, Sept. 27 —(A. P I bonds and Victory notes overshadow­
of Oregon football team this year. 1
rang, Island of Jolo, resulted in the
I —All candidates for admission to
litigi- ln-|Hs>iis of Garnet lt<»« k rotimi Seventeen successful players will be
ed all other dealings in the stock death of a Filipino lieutenant of con­
‘
the
Bar
should
be
complied
to
pass
in the Mojave Desert
exchange today.
Almost all
war stabulary and two members of the
taken to Honolulu over the Christ­
'examinations on the 'Bible and the
mas holidays to play the I'niversity
bonds rose to the highest quotations Moro band. Several were wounded
! works of Shakespear, in the opinion of the year. Victory 4 % notes being
Sun Bernardino, Cal., Sept. 27.
of Hawaii on Christmas day and an Eight
on both sides.
Million Fotti Wanted to . of Daniel W. Iddings. former presi-
(A. P i Displacement of European all-star island team on January 2.
taken in blocks from small amounts
I
dent
of
the
Ohio
Bar
Association.
Mr.
F5|iiul |I»|:I ('<>n»uiii|>tion
manufacture of garnet abrasive pa­ AU expenses for the trip will be paid
Mrs. N. G. McVay, of Crescent City,
to $250,000 and $400,000. One lot
i Iddings has urged that all bar organ- of $1,000.000 changed hands.
per for the Pacific coast, which uses by the Hawallans.
was in the city today shopping.
Ixmdon. Sept. 27.— (A. P.) —Eng­ ' izations Insist upon passage of such
13.000,000 worth annually. Is fore­
land
needs 8,560,000 more hens in examinations as prerequisite to the
cast In discoveries of large deposits
order
to get back to the estimated i taking of the bar examination pro-
of garnet rock in San Bernardino
consumption tor 1913 of 120 eggs . per and recommends also that candl-
county -Majave desert. '.Many other
Seattle. Sept. 27.— (A. P.) — The per jierson. asserts Edward Brown, 1 dates be quizzed on Blackstone's
Industrial minerals have been fount!
In the desert, Including fluor-spar, a state's case against James E. Ma­ secretary of the National Poultry i Commentaries.
—
valuable flux in making steel, high honey. alleged slayer of his wife, is Council.
Mr. Brown says that tn the United
grade silica rock, for making glass expected to be completed today.
States and Canada it is stated the
and silica sand which may displace
average consumption is nearly 200
Importations from iHelgiuin, alumi­
San Francisco, Sept. 27.— (A. P.) cific Northwest mills in Atlantic
eggs per unit annually, Basing his Only Two or Three I.arge Concerns
num silicate clay, manganese, bar­
—Some actual improvement in the coast markets is stated to be less
estimates on the recent census fig­
ium sulphate, used in making cheap
Will Manufacture IJquor
demand for lumber is reported from thau it was a year ago. indicating a
ures for Great (Britain, he computes
paints, gypsum and iceland
spar,
states of the Twelfth Federal Reserve heavy decline in rail shipments. The
that each person in England last
used In optical work.
Eos Angeles. Cal., Sept. 27.— (A. District, John Perrin declared in a report of the Pacific Lumber lnspec-
year ate 93 eggs.
P.)—The wine making season is on report made public here today.
lion Bureau reveals gains in water-
in the Sixth Internal Revenue dis­
Stiffening of prices in the upper borne shipments to all destinations
Portland, Sept. 27. -(A. P. 1
trict here, and indications are that grades of Douglas fir. stationary or at nine cargo markets and losses In
Wirt Minor, prominent lawyer, of
only 2.000.000 gallons of wine will declining prices for California red­ a like number with a net loss of 13
the firm of Teal, Minor anil Winfree,
be manufactured under i»ermit com­ wood and white and sugar pine, and per cent.
Shipments to European
Miiltnoiiinh Club's Hops for Winning droppt'tl dead in Ills office today. Ap­
pared
with
4,000.000
in
1913.
.Manu
­
markets
show
a decline of approxi­
decidedly
more
hopeful
feeling
as
to
oplexy
was
the
cause
of
death.
Eleven Are Much I» iiiii | m - iic <I
Domestic l.ubot Scarce in New York.
facture of wine by large concerns future business prospects also fea­ mately 52 per cent, to the West Coast
Honaewlves l»o Own Work
will be limited to two or three win­ ture the lumber industry at this of South America of 41 per cent, to
Portland, Ore., Sept. 26. —(A. P.)
PORTItANI» M Ilf KETH
eries. others have arranged to dry time, the report said.
Australia of 58 per cent, and to Chi­
—Failure of several stars to report
New York, Sept. 27. — (A. P.) — the grapes. There have been many
$5.50 © $6.00
“August production of 356,233,- na of 12 per cent. Shipments to
for football practice at the Multno­ Choice Steers
$4.50 © $5.00 Domratic labor is so scarce in New- applications by private families un­ 000 feet of lumber, according to re­ Japan, which is rebuilding six of her
mah Amateur Athletic Club here has Choice feeders
ports from the four lumber associa­ largest cities, showed an increase of
dampened the hopes of the club mem­ Prime Light Hogs $11.00 © $11.65 York that in thousands of homes, der the 200 gallon limit.
normally well supplied with serv­
Hogs,
extreme
high
......................
$11.75
tions in the district, was 26,890,000 31 per cent,
bers for tt winning eleven
“Little change appears in the log
feet greater than the July cut, an
George Phllbrook. coach at the East Mountain Lambs $6.00 © $6.50 ants. the mistress is doing her own
housekeeping.
Maids
and
butlers
market.
Stocks are being reduced
buying
price,
plain.36c
at
increase
of
8.1
per
cent."
the
report
Eggs,
club, Is scouring the stat«’ of Oregon
are
said
by
employment
bureaus
to
gradually
and
the tendency is to log
white
.........................
40c
at
said.
“
tin
the
corresponding
four
Eggs,
for material for th«' steam to take the
prefer being out of work to taking Stali* Eair Paasrol I p—Olcott’s Eco­ weeks of August. 1920, the cut was as little as possible and to use up
44c (a
places originally assigned to fotmer Eggs, selling mixed
jolts at less than the high wage
all available material. It is reported
38c (a
reported to be 468,491.000 feet.
nomic Policy Fttllowcxl
college stars who are not in the city Eggs, storage ...
scales prevailing last year.
“About 75 per cent of the lumber that mills owning stumpage are virt-
Eggs, white henneries .....
or who have not reported.
t’nlverslty of Oregon,
Eugene. mill capacity in the Pacific north­ uallv the only one cutting, com mor­
Of many reasons advance«! b.v em-
Multnomah's first game Is against Eggs, selling, candled .......
ployment agencies for the ft.ilure of Sept. 27.— (Special) The Univer­ west and 60 per cent in the inland cial loggers preferring not to trade
Whitman College here October I. On Eggs, fancy selects ............
servants and employers to agree, sity of Oregon will have no exhibit Empire is reported as being in oper- except on a ‘camp run* basis (all
October 8 the team go«>s to Corvallis, Butter, extra cubes
Butter,
prints
......
one of the most common is that pros­ at the state fair at Salem this week. atlon,” said the report, "while log­ logs from a given operation), while
Ore., to play the Oregon Agricul­
pective maids seek work only be­ It has been announced here. Some ging operations are reported as 40 mills desire to purchase on stump-
tural College. Phllbrook thinks the Wheat ........................
age, or graded basis, asserting that
cause
their husbands are Jobless and time ago -Governor Olcott appealed per cent of normal.
Oregon Aggies will be the best team
“Notwithstanding the tremendous the lumber market wilt not warrant
Portland, Sept. 27. (A. P.)—Cat­ are refused places because prospec­ to all the state departments and in­
In the Pacific Northwest this year, so
buying in any other manner at this
hoj«es to mak«> a showing against tle, hogs, steady; sheep, weak; eggs, tive employers will not consider ap­ stitutions asking that every possible increase in water movement, the to­
tal volume of business of the Pa- time."
economy be effected.
plicants
for
temporary
positions.
firm
and
higher;
butter,
firm.
them.
I
LOST; BLAST KILLS ONE
Majority of Seamen Escape Through (onning Tower
Before Explosion Occurs; Divers Are Working
in 35 Feet of Water to Raise Craft
OAC. NOW HAS 3127 STUUENTS
NO PARTY ACTION ON TREATIES
FWMOüCTNOÎNffl
FOOTBALL STARS fill TO RETURN
MAIOS REFUSE LOW WAGE SCALE