University OÍ Ore ubr,rx
AHMOCIATED FRESH NJ.ItVK H
VOI,. XII.
GltANTH PAM. JOSEPHINE <XH NTY, OREGON
DECLARE WAR ON FLIES
IN THIS KANSAS TOWN
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DIES ON EVE Of
San Francisco, Aprii 1.1
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P * "F**l ly " Arbuckle, aoqult-
t«*l In sin minute» al hlg thlrd
trial last evrnliig, sald ha wouJd
tube a good r*-st and gel rlil of
(ho surblu» flcsli a<-*|ulr>-d dur
ine Ibi* tritile. Ile pinti» to re
turn lo plfiiur**» If Ih** Public
wanta bini.
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ABOUT GENOA
CONFERENCE'
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Raed College. Portland, Orc . April
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.13- tHpeclali- Georg** Riddle, of
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tirnnts Pass, Ore. u member of the
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f*ilor class at Heed College was to
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day numed chairman of the commit- Heads •>< Three *»f the IxiadlBg l>*-le. 4
tee on arrangements for Ihn third
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gallon*« llolillng Confuí»
annual Reed Duy. scheduled for May
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To* la y
12. Iteeil Duy wan «pbstituled for
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the traditional Junior Week-end here
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three years ago. and han proved un
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Genoa.
April
13.
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unusual success since that time. More
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than 300 «...»lore from eight Portland rumorH of » "«nsational nature were ♦
high school, will bn guests of Reed W* thkk,)r *',oul
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students this year, and the moat pre- ''*» “’«*•/• lhn
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letiUous program of re nt rears Is <H*avowed. one fact that appeared to ♦
blngadopt..|.
»•’ U,“‘ n'“thPr ,hn dl*-i
armament nor the reparations que»- ♦
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IRIll < KI.E r<> IIE FREED
llon would •** torougfct up for specific 4
«41* IIEM 4IXIXG < H (ItGFX
»«»*«*1 the *opposltions of ♦
McPherson, K mii , April 1:'.
4A. P.l -As fur as th** city com
mission can make It this town
will I*** "flylesa” thi>* summer.
McPherson, In fact, is going
to be u town uber« a fly will be
an min h a curiosity as a horse
Is In Detroit.
An ordinance has'been passed
which contains these provisions
for taking all th*- Joy out*of a
fly'a Ilf*-;
All barns, stables, chicken
houses and other animal abodes
must I»«» thoroughly cleansed
three times per week and the
refuse carted outside the city
limits to a place where it will
lie burned.
Every home and business
place must have a garbage can
kept covered. Th** city will col
lect th«* garbage.
Wire fly traps must be placed
at the front and rear of every
iliualnees place.
The federation of women’»
clubs and the ch.imlwr of com
merce are also planning anti
fly unpleasantness whi* h will
make th« buzzers .ihiiii. McPher
son Is starving Russia as far as
fll«*« arc concerned.
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CRITCHERIN AT GENOA
CHARLESTON
Genoa. April 13.— (A. I’.)—
Nickolal I-enin». soviet premier,
will come to Genoa to replace
Cliitcherln as head of the Rus
sian delegation when negotia
lions nt the economi*^ confer-
enee reach the proper stage,
says the newspaper Secóla to-
day.
♦ EIGHT IH’XDRED KEGS XT <»ltl>-
♦ KINSIS SENATOR TEI.IS
NANCE DEPOT W3REHOISE
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LEGISLATION MANTEO
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Bix»ws rr
BRITISH GIRLS H/X’K
AO RICULTF RISTS
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TO COLORED LINGERIE
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lxindon. April 13.—41. X. 8.) —
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Spring is ushering in a riot of colors
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i In women's clothes. This has extend-
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;ed even to lingerie.
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Colored lingerie in the past has Reduction of Railroad Rates, Ade
Three
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' favored pale shades, but now dainty
Lives Were 1-oM—Property Dam
quate Tariff ITutartion ami Mus*
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j garments in deep orange, rich red,
age Unknown
ele M loa Is Work Included
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i purple and magenta have made their
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Charleston. S. C.. A|irll 13.— 4 A. [ Magpie tints, too, are becoming
Washington, April 13.— (A. P.l —
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popular for evening wear, and It is
P.) — Eight hundred kegs of powder i
legislation
providing for long term
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possible to have cornets made to
stored in a building a quarter of a .
credits for farmers, a reduction of
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match.
mile southwest of the Charleston gen
railroad rates, adequate tariff protec
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eral
ordnance depot, in miles from
tion on agricultural products, the de
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THE
YAXTTY
OF
F
IME
Charleston, exploded today.
velopment of Muscle Shoals projects
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.The shock was felt for miles,
as a fertilizer producer, were an
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Bridgeport, Ohio, April 13.—if. N.| nounced to the senate today by Sen
reports said no lives were lost.
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Three workmen were kille i^and ■’ ' One local school pupil question ator Capper, of Kansas, as among the
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several injured In the powder explo- 0<* twenty citizens here before he objectives of the agricultural bloc.
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Uihdon, April 13
I \ p.l - Sir
llosa Hmlth. the \ustralliin avi ator,
who. with hla brothey, Hlr Keith, had
planned to atari from Croydon. April
25th, on u flight around the world,
was killed when hla plane crashed
In a practice flight nt llrooklauds
today.
Lieutenant ilennett, the engineer
who planned to accompany the Smith
France.
alon. according to latest reports
learned that Clarence Brown, of Blan-
brothers on their world flight, was
Han Francisco. Cal . April 11
< A. I
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ch«»«ter. Is lieutenant-governor of
also killed.
I-on don. April 13.—4 A. P.l Uoyd
P^i The remaining manslaughter
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<»hlo. Pupils had i»een asked to
The machine which crashed was charge against Itoscoe Arburkle will : 4)eorge, Foreign Minister Schatizer (
nr*-*-. ...n e*r*r nmrr t ■ nnr-r make a list of state, county, city and
the one the Smiths Intended to use lie dismissed Immediately, Assistant 'and ixiuls liarthou, heads of the
In Ihn flight.
District Attorney Friedman announc j British, Italian and French delega
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Paris. April 13.— (LN. S.l—‘ Give
tions to the 4Unoa conference, nre
ed
today.
Minister
Sahl
to Be Chief Advisor
Molen I .henso | ^H ated-
holding an important meeting today, I un fewer admirals and more univer <‘harg<*M Preferred t>y Itesi*lent Are Dolwy Official la*gi*»n Flow e r ■
of Mevkan l*mldrnt
sity
proftwaors,
”
Is
the
demand
of
The automobile license stolen her«
says the Exchange Telegraph dis
At the meeting of the American
Declared lo II«- l'«»ns| ¡racy
, one of the weekly political reviews.
several weeks ago from C \ Pruitt
patch from Genoa.
I «eg ion last night it was announced '
Buenos Aires. April 13.-—(A. P.l
has been located In Spokane Chief
It quotes Barthou as saying the The ¡taper cites I*o Journal as to the
that the American daisy has been
Portland, April 13.— (A. P.) — designated as the official flower of ! —The chief advisor of President
the
of Police Melaine read In a Portland
begillH plentiful crop of admirals in
real
work
of
the
conference
Dublin. April 13
(A Pl The
Charges of inefficiency, misconduct the 1«egion instead of the poppy, as i Obregon of Mexico is the Argentine
paper when a couple of young men
French navy.
tomorrow.
had b«M'ii arrested, the article stal peace conference for southern Ireland ,
'At Brest there is a vice-admiral. and drunkenness were filed against 'the poppy Is not a native flower of minister there. Dr. Manuel E Mal-
ing that their machine bore an Ore factions met today and adjourned un- i
' two coiitre-admirals. another admiral Fire Chief John Young today by C. I this country. The daisy will be used bran. asserts Dr. Enrique Gil. an
a Portland resident,,
gon license. Chief M< lei<i<* looked It til Wednesday without un agreement
commanding the division of schools, C. Brown,
' for all purposes of the I«egion where Argentine lawyer, who has arrived in
up and found It was the stolen li having been reached
a post recently created to occupy through an attorney,
he < oof de
fiOWer is available. The 1-egioa Buenos Airea after a trip through a
cense and Immediately got in touch
more admirals: a fifth admiral com nled the charges, and declared they decided to cooperate with the mem number of Latin-American countries.
with the Spokane authorities, H h Idilantl People Visit—
Japanese Troop-* S«< -cennfal Against mands the division of the Voltaire, were the result of a conspiracy by bers of the G. *A. R. again thia year To a reporter of lav Nación Dr. Oil
Mr and Mrs. M B. Randles mo-1
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said that the car contained a Urge
I Diderot and Condorcet, old egg foes who iji»l ‘behind the outsider in the observance of Memorial day. | aaid;
Enmiy—I'eurl ApproacIwM
Tn
reality
President
Obregon
ad
shells out of fashion and without not amenable to discipline.”
assortment of such things as auto lorad to «¡rants Pass Sunday, where 1
' Wilford Allen Jr. jvas elected post
robes, motomrters and spotlights and they were guests of Mr. and Mrs I Toklo, April 13.—(A. p. I. Jap-•'ralue: a sixth admiral commands
justs his conduct and bls decisions to
who
historian
In
place
of
C.
K.
Ixigan
the counsels of the Argentine minis
It la thought that aom« of them may Itoy McAllister. Mrs. McAllister will! anese troops have driven the Chita |,ho cruisers Michelet and Victor
is leaving the city.
ter. Dr. Malbran. Hla ideas are those
have been taken from local cars. be remembered as Miss Olive Sober.' government forces from the neutral Hugo, which are not worth more.”
Definite word has not yet been re who wus a graduate of our local tone between them ami the Vladivo
of Dr. Mglbran whom he consults for
"On the other hand the appropria
Mr. and Mrs McAllister
lx*Cions Want« Name**—
any decision of importance.
Dr.
ceived of the disposal of the properly schools.
stok government troops, says a Vla tions for our faculties and labora
The names of all Josephine county Malbran is in this way In an admir
or what has besm done with the younx have recently purchased land near divostok dispatch.
tories have necessitated reducing American Drivers in Russia Mc»t
Grants Pass and built a small bunga
ex-service men who have died are able situation to pursue the diplo
men.
t
The Japanese forced the Chita the number of professors.” says I*e
Death—Horses V mm I a« Food
low and are now rejoicing over the
wanted by the American Legion in macy of Argentine. He enjoys much
Carnet
de
la
Semalne.
advent of another baby girl, who ar trooim as far north as Shtnakovka. I
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.
! order that grave markers may be prestige In Mexico. President Obre
Railroad Mm in til,—
Paris. April 13.—(A. P.) A num- ()htaine<J The names should be turn-
Ashland Tidings, about 150 miles from Vladivostok,
John M Hcoit, annerai passenger rived on Marcii 9
and are approaching Usuri station, a GlltlS PROVE BETTER
ber of American drivers of relief,^ )n (£>
SmUh pQgt cQm. gon holds him In extraordinary re
agent, and I. T. Hparks, district
gard.”
few mili*» further north, \Tadivo-
have been killed m
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BOYS wagons in Russia
STUDENTS
THAN
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mander. at the earliest possible date,
freight and passenger agent, of the StualentH Attend <'on**-nti*m—
Dr. Gil said that Mexicans had a
stok government troops have occu-
the streets by the famished |>opulace.
A party of five high school stii- Pied the town of Olga.
poor concept of Argentina and be-
Southern Pacific, have been In th«*
who seized the horses for food, ac-'
Pasadena,
Cal.,
April
13.
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(A.
P.)
city during the day. The genllemcu dents, chaperoned by Mrs. W. lf.
liered that Mexico was the most ad
Girls in Pasadena
elementary cording to reports to American relief \
are on a tour of southern Oregon got Dans, left this morning for Eugeno Booklet 1» PubUahed—
Ivan
Livingston
lefj
thia
afternoon
vanced of the l.*atln American coun
schools arc more proficient than organizations in Paris from the Ufa.
ting a firsthand view of busliiosi een- to attend the convention of high
The hold that the out-of-doors has boys, according to fiscal school sta Bashker and Tohylliabui famine dis for Washington, D. C.. where he will tries.
enter the government service as an
d It Iona. They are much pleased with school editors and managers of stu taken upon the people is shown by
tricts.
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the outlook for the season In this dent publications. Those making the the volume*« of literature issued In tistics: 212 girls were permitted to
auditing accountant. He will »pend
skip
grades
recently,
whereas
only
vicinity, and state that business is on trip are Merle 'Rimer. Roy Clark, Iris I exploiting the places of Interest, and
90 days at Washington and another IMxie Flyer Burns—
Burns. Margaret Hair and Helen Us in telling of hunting, fishing and 144 boys accomplished the same
90 days in the field and will then be | To get within one mile of his des
the upgrade.
ter All are connect*»*! with publica camping The Southern Pacific com thing. I*ast year 566 boys failed to
ass igned to a permanent location in tlnation and then have his machine
K. E. Rorapnugh and daughter. tions at the high school and Miss pany has recently sent out a booklet pass examinations as against only
some large city,, where an internal burn, was the odd experience of C. E.
Mrs. Marlon IL Field.- of Eugene, Uster 1» secretary of the association.. d«*«crlbtng the hunting and fishing of 433 girls.
revenue or customs bureau is main Moran who was taking the car. a
Administration
Measure
In
.Assailed
were registered last night st the Jo Meetings are held annually on the western Oregon. Several pages are
tained. He will stop at Ann Arbor. Dixie Flyer, to U M. Dennie at Yreka.
by Simmon** of N. Parolina
university campus.
YI P I IS CALIFORNIA'S
sephine.
Mich., to visit his mother and sister, ; The loss was fully covered by insur-
d«*voted to each district, one section
BEST GOLD PRODUCER
not being due in Washington until . ance. Mr. Moran returned here last
being devoted to the Rogue River,
Washington. April 13.— (A. P.) — May 1. Hi» family will join him later. 1 night.
Siskiyou mountains and the Oregon
The administration tariff bill was as
Marysville,
Col..
April
13.
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(A.
Caves country. The Hogue is given
sailed today by Senatps-Sinfmons. of
'a prominent place as a steelhead P.l Yuba county produces more North Carolina, ranking democrat of
stream, while the hunting Is also gold than any other county in the the senate finance committee, as the
described as unusually good.
The state, according to the current bulle •'most un-American bill ever framed.”
I hook also contains much valuable In- tin of the state mining bureau. Gold
production in this district amounted
I fortffutlon for the camper.
to more than $3,00<'.000 annually for Will Delia to Klamath—
Washington. April 13. — ft. N. S.I looking after the Interests of farm
With the prospects of the western
the past three years.
—Uncle Sam continues to l«»ad all ers under the supervision of the de
Irridium and platinum are also Oregon debate championship before
Hla war
private agencies an the heaviest em partment of agriculture.
New York. April 13 —(4. N. S.) — 1919. is now recognized as the one
produced to some extent by the gold them. Misses Lulu Garrett and Cor- "Distinct gains have been achieved possible forestry program now be
ployer of civilian labor in America, veterans get the next best attention,
dredgers on the rivers of this county. lyss Courtney left this morning for in the past year in the campaign of fore the country.
according to the latest figures of with 18,277 civilians In the veterans’ |
Klamath Palls to meet the team there .the American paper industry for for-
bureau
Most of the male employes Fedefnl Bureau of Mine« Starts In-
Director of the Budget Dawes.
"We have presented our arguments
Friday night. They will debate on iestry legislation which wiU help to and made our case before congress.
Ranch la PurcliaMSl—
vostigatlon of Metals
'^Wlth 588,618 civilians drawing lit this bureait, by the way, are
The Covert ranch, constating of l>40 the subject of a graduated income ' provide a continuous supply of the If nothing is done the bill embodying
pay checks twice a month the govern former soldiers.
acres,
lias been purchased by Alfred tax. The local school now holds the ' raw material which this and other In our ideas will be introduced in the
Irrigation
and
reclamation
projects
Washington. April 13.— (A. P.)—I
ment takes first rank as an employer.
championship of southern Oregon dustries require if they are to con next congress, and will continue to
The number, however, shown a con draw the next highest number of em At the suggestion of automobile man- j J. Meeks, of Sisson. Cal., who has ar
and is out for greater honors.
rived
here
to
make
his
home
on
the
ployes
with
17,400
workers
looking
tinue in operation.” George W. Sis be pressed until congress acts.”
ufacturers and large foundries of the
siderable reduction over the payroll
Paper mills in five stat«»s are pre
son Jr., of Potsdam. N. Y„ chairman
list of last year, when «43.833 were after those Interests in the interior country, the bureau of mines an* property. The place la located about
The nation's trade nouncod today that an investigation three miles west of the city and is
department,
of the forestry committee of the Am- paring to establish classes to train
working for Uncle Sum.
known as the H. .11 Miller farm. Mr.
' erican Paper and Pulp Association, their employee for promotion, even
More lhan half of his force works comes next in Importance with of far reaching importance would Meeks plans to make Improvements
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1.488
employes
in
the
commerce
de
'said this afternoon in making his re before the text books which are to
shortly
be
made
to
determine
the
In the postofflce department, which
on the farm and will move his family
port to the annual convention of the be used are completed, and in some
leads all other government depart partment, while 5.598 employes cracking tendencies of commercial here as soon as school is over. He
of the mills preliminary Instruction
handle
records
and
run
down
cases
association.
aluminum
alloys.
The
purpose
of
Stendervi
Company
Take«
Action
to
ments 1n the nnmber of civilians em
is already under way.
Thwart Burglar Activity
the proposed Invtmtlgatlon. to be was formerly a successful cattle man
ployed. The total, according to in the department of Justice.
“A committee of congress devoted
of Gillette. Wyoming. The sale was
The educational work 1» being
The
shipping
board,
although
fac
made
in
conjunction
with
the
Gen
Dawes, now handling I'dcie Sam’s
a week to intensive study of the for done in cooperation with federal or
made through A. N. Parsons, who
San Francisco. April '.3.-—(A. P.)
mall In 301,779. compared to It*,« ing sharp cute In the near future, eral Motors Research Corporation was states that Mr. Meeks camé here be
now has 5.40H 'civilians on its pay said to be to determine whether
Robbers looting Standard Oil ser estry problem of the nation, and such state bureaus and the paper manu
834 a year ago
roll, and the department of labor lighter weight motor cars can suc cause of the more favorable climate. vice stations in the future will find organizations as the American News facturers financed the preparation
The money handlers come
paper Publishers' Association, the of the text for the books. In review
> follows with 3,68« employes,
cessfully be manufactured and retain
a very small amount of cash on hand,
PORTI»AND MARKET*
with 67.492 tn«»n and women working
j Affairs of state are handled by the the same stability now found In the
'according to officials of the company American Forestry Association and ing this work Mr. Williamson point
in the treasury depart mint. This
other national organizations, as well
I smallest number of employes of any larger and more substantial vehicle. Choice steers .....
37.50 @ $8.00 here, Due to the recent increase In as technical foresters, stood with the ed out that, in addition to the $40,-
number «ItoWs a reduction of nbout
000 paid for preparing the text, the
I of the government's departments.
At the bureau’s 'Pittsburgh station Hogs, prime light $11.00 © $11.50 thefts from the company’s station«
9.004) over the number employed ( Th ere Is a totul of only 3,121 civil-
American Paper and Pulp Associa mills are expending many more thou
an investigation was said to be now Spring lumbs
along the coast, collections are now
$10.00
©
$13.00
but
Da
woe
doe»
not
there a year ago.
tion in asking for legislation which sands of dollars for the purchase of
i lana assisting Secretary of State under way to ascertain "the total Basler lambs ............ $13.00 © 14.00 taken up more frequently than here-
say whether this Is due to having
will aid in startng a new growth of the books to be given to their men.
Hughes in guiding the nation's ship contraction lu volume on freezing, Rest valley latnhs .$11.00 © 12.00 tofore, and are made by a collector
ess money to handle.
timber
on the 81,000,000 acres of
Classes are under way in four
of state. This number, though, does nnd the linear construction in differ
accompanied by armed guards.
land which ought to be growing trees mills in three states, these mills be
The war and navy departmental not Include 700 doorbien and butlers ent molds of various light aluminum Eggs, buying price .......... 20c © 23c
A
standing
reward
of
100
has
been
Butter, extra cubes ...................... 30c1
run a close race for third place with engaged in' service abroad.
alloys.” Commercial melting prac
placed by the Standard Oil for the but which are now growing nothing. ing those of the Strathmore Paper
the sailors winning out There a.re; Of the total number, «3.822 nre tice for aluminum, It was said, al Butter, prints .............................. 39c arrest and conviction of anyone rob
"This Industry taken pride in the Company at Mlttlneague, Mass.; of
$1.22 © $1.2«
61,488 civilians in the navy depart employed In Washington, while the ready had been made the subject of n Wheat................
fact that Its program for coopers- | the S. D Warren Company In Maine,
bing a company station.
ment and 61.242 in the soldier (de remainder are scattered across tiie prelmlnany study and the results
Portland. Ore., April 13.—(A. P.)
Police in Los Angeles recently tlort between federal, state and prl- J and of tba Marathon and Nekoosa-
partment.
face of the globe, though principally would be made public in the near fu —-CaAtle, steady: hogs, steady; sheep killed a man who had robbed a ser vate agencies in the maintenance of Edwards companies in the Wisconsin
the forest growth, first adopted in 1 River Valley.
ture.
Uncle Sam also line 18.G80 citizens 'throughout the United States.
steady; eggs, lc higher; butter, firm. I vice station there.
PORTLAND FIBF CHIEF TARGET .. . . . . . . . . .
ARGENTINE INFLUENCE GREAT
CHITA FORCES DRIVEN BACK
PAPER MAKERS URGE CONGRESS TO GROW CROP
SEEK LIGHTER WEIGHT MS
OIL STATIONS PREY Of THIEVES
I