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to raise $160,090 to r the
erection of a loo*
Nearly M of t
of Yamhill osanti
warfare.
to »orthon» Polaad the Ita
advancing slowly westward
Andrew Hubbard. 49 years of ace.
committed suicide a t the home of his
son-in-law at Pendleton. Despondency
caused the a c t *v-; **,
Medford is to h are a city band. With
the endorsement of the M erchants' as­
sociation and the commercial club
$700 have been raised, a director am
gaged and uniforms ordered.
Charles Carrlgan, a stone cutter, for
many y ean a resident of Bpohaus, is
held at the Portland d ty Jail m a sus­
pect as the m urderer of little Barbara
Holz man, 6 years old, March 14, 1911.
In the last hours ef the eOestom, con­
gress passed and the président signed
the bill authorising the appropriation
of $12,000 tor establishing a lifesaving
station a t the mouth of the Sipslnw
river.
The city council of Dallas has called
s special election to r May 19 to vote
upon the qusstloa ef purchasing the
d ty water system, and the issuing ef
$69,000 la bonds for the payment ef
the state. The oonatderat&m Is gH
Ip the deed ns $1, bnt the lustrum
1 Te the sooth, according to a Berlin bore $147.60 worth of revenue stem
Thaw Trial Begins. %
Nsw Teilt.—to the room where he dispatch, the Germans have evacuated which Indicates a purchase price
twioe faced s Jury tor the murder of Myssyaiee. which in right on the east 9147.500.
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Stanford White, H arry Kendal! Thaw Prussian border, northwest of Loman,
w ant on trial for conspiring to escape
the state'hospltal for the crimin­
a se a t M attes wan.
WETS HAKE LAST STAND
In Turkey.
Mew BUI Introduced a t Olympia Would
Save Breweries.
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Olympia, Wash.—Before pecked gal­
leries and with Interest keyed np to
sash a pitch that Govaraor Lister was
drew» from the executive mansion to
the house chamber, w et forese, etter
a vote of 4$ to 49 on a question of pro­
cedure, deserted the pending liquor
measure and offered a new Ml] In the
Met effort to save the breweries of the
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THE HOME OF F
Plants, Cyclamen, Begonias, Chinese
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mulas, Geraniums, Palms, Ferns, Fern* i
Fern Dishes, Cut Flowers, Etc. Prices to I
JOHN GOWER
TheRBLALL
LYNN B . FERG U SO N
The oaremony of ‘ celebration was
held on the sandy beach o f Harden
island, near the Oregon landing of the
Vancouver ferry.
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Brief talks were made by members
of the commercial clubs of Portland
and Vancouver, who carried on the
that resulted In the Issu-
ahoe of bonds tor the bridge, $1469.009
worth by Multnomah county and 9600,-
900 worth by Clarke oouaty. Wash­
ington. Mayor Milton Brans, of Van­
couver; Commissioner W. L. Brewster,
representing the city of Portland;
President W. P. Connaway of the Van­
couver Commercial club; Commission­
ers Rufus d. Holman, W. L. Lightner
and Philo Holbrook, ot Multnomah
oouaty, and John Lyle Harrington, en­
gineer la charge of the bridge, also
Paris.—f ire which threatened the
French steamship La Touralne was
brought under control and all her pas­
sengers s rs safe. The ship proossdod
under her own steam to Havre, Her
destination. Only the Rotterdam, of
the fleet which responded to Captain
Cause In's wireless call for aid. stood
by ns a measure of precaution to give
assistance should nay he requtfed.
Commanders of other vessels which
speeded to the rescue were Informed
th at their services would not be re-
Grave fears for ths
Touralne were felt In
the positive knnouncem
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fa the Ouropsan war. There were 94
passengers on board, of whom $! were
la the first cabin. Her crew nUaeber-
Seattle. — The organisation of the
Western National Dairy Show, a t Se­
attle. Movgmhar 9-1«, 1»16, will be of
moro than passing interest to breed-
end dairymen of thè northwest.
not intend to lessen their interest in
the ta in , they toe! th at the Industry
has reached the stage where they can
Save one event during the year de-
been replying vigorously to the ae-
eaul ta of the fleet has not boon con­
fined to the vessale, as several sea­
planes, acting as soouts for the Anglo-
French fleet, have been brought down.
The adm iralty describee the damage
to this arm of the eervloe In detail,
saying one aviator was hit 99 times
by shots from the torts. .No death has
resulted in the aerial squadron, how­
ever, according to the report.
"■ The warships are now engaged in
reducing the torta in the Narrows,
which is considered the most difficult
seotlon of the Dardanelles, from (ÉC
point of view of an attacking force.
W ent Fortification ef Coast Harbors.
Salem.—The need of fortifying
(Mays and Wlllapa harbors against
foreign invasion is emphasised In a
memorial adopted by the Weshlngto»
state législature, a copy of which was
reoeived by the secretary of state here,
the m atter to be submitted to the next
session ot the Oregon legislature. The
memorial caUa upon congress to take
action to protect these harbors, which
Qalteway Reappointed Commissioner. it states are wholly without mesne of
Salem, Or.—The governor, secreta­ repelling an attack.
ry Of state and state treasurer unani­
mously reappointe* Charles V. Gallo­ M t Angel Celebrates Read Completion
Mount AngeL—fifteen hundred peo­
way stats tax commissioner. Mr. Gal­
loway la a democrat and has held the ple helped to drive the golden spike
office sines Its creation In 1909, tka a t the completion of the Willamette
law providing th at the two appointive Valley Southern railroad electric a t
commissioners shall be of different Meant Angel Saturday. Rev. Abbot
Flacldus, president of Mount Angel
political affiliation.
college, after driving the golden spiksw
wan presented with e six-foot golden
spike by the Mount Angel Commercial
club.,..-,,Y
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Klamath Fella.—A second Investo»
of Klamath county to procuro horses
tor light artillery was made this week
by representatives of the French gov­
ernm ent Hornee weighing in the
neighborhood of 1S00 pounds are de­
sired. and the average price paid is
$100 a head. The last purchase mede
elected John W. Alexander, of Port­
land. president; W. C. Calder, ef Ba­
ker, vice president; Wells G ilbert of
Portland, treasurer, and C. S. Chap­
man secretary and manager.
Active work on the Mg springs prof
Set a t Ashland will soon commence.
The project calls first to r the ooastrno-
tion of pipe lines to bring three miner­
al springs to a common sp o t After­
ward it la planned to erect a Mg tour­
ist hotel and a sanitarium which will
call for a heavy Investm ent
BeeauM boys of Baker were taking
advantage of an opportunity to stay
on toe streets when their parents
thought them e t the T. M. C. A. build­
ing. notice was Issued that all boys
under 14 years of age must hereafter
ha out of the building for the night
by 9 o’clock in the evening.
The La Pine Commercial club has
petitioned the United States geological
survey to make the Newberry crater
lake section a national park. The re­
gion la said to contain one of the most
Interesting volcanic fields In the
world, including nearly 100 craters,
among them being the twin craters oe
the summit of Mount Newberry.
As e result of the three recent fires
th at cost thousands of dollars to the
city.and In which seven men loot their
three, the Marshfield city council Is
Inking drastic' measures to secure the
beet fire protection poeelble within
the city limits. Fire ordinances are
being entirely revised, and will be
made to conform to the state laws.
That the avenge earning of Jitney
bus drivers la $9.75 a day was tha
substance of a report mode to the
Portland city council as the result of
a tab kept by 'traffic experts for sev­
eral days. The figures were compiled
from 247 machines which cr ossed the
bridges. Note wee taken of each car
and tka number ef pees angers carried
Is r e period of eight hours each day.
Money from the 1100,009 bond issue
on the port of Slustaw will be avail­
able about April I and ns soon as pos­
sible after th at oontracta for the ex­
tension of the Jetty work a t Florence
will be awarded and the work
swnoed. The govern m eat win
9111,000 to the sum. There ere 109
tost to be added to the oorth Jetty and
900 feat to the sooth Jetty te
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loans on well - improved farm s in Yamhill
County a t very low in terest and
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The Newborg
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Hamilton ê t Hormbrook
to their equipm ent which
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