D A ILY
OF H IR N I WEEK
D E A TH S
TH O U SA N D S
Fam ine und Disease Ravage Bolshevik
P o pulation t enter»!
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EOS PROMI
L ondon.-S tarvation prevail* through
out bolshevik R ussia and is killing oil
the population by thousands.
Dis
eases due to under nourishm ent are
ram pant and food is so scarce in Pe
trograd and Moscow th at cats sell
readily for $3 each. The u n d ertak ers
cannot cope w ith conditions, as there
is not enough wood for coffins. The
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British governm ent received th ese re
ports w ithin th e last week from Brit-
Lventa o f Noted People, G overnm ents ¡Hb subjects recently returned from Wonian Delegate at W eimar Assembly
TELLS OF ITS OIET
High Lights in Legislative Ses
sion Just Closed.
One hundred and forty-six bills of
the recent legislative session, which
were left in the hands of Governor
Withyeombe undisposed of when he
died last week, were filed in the of
Ten million-dollar bond issue for
fice of the secretary of state by Ches-
ter A. Moore, private secretary to the good roads put through,
Proposal for 1-mill road tax to raise
late Governor Withyeombe.
$1,000,000 approved.
Open w ar was declared on the loyal
Increased license tax on autom obiles
legion of loggers and lum berm en at
will
add an additional $400,000 to the
Bend last week, when the loyal tim-
sta te 's funds. Tax follows: F o r m otor R elative Supply o f Most Im p o rtan t
b, rw orkers' union passed a resolution
E lem ents R egulated by M ethods
declaring th a t m em bership in the four vehicles up to and Including 23 horse
Goes Home to Organize Wo
and Pacific N orthw est and O ther
Russia
| I.’s would constitute an effective bar power. $15; for m otor vehicles up to
o f P ru n in g and C ulture.
men to Fight Foes.
T hings W orth Knowing.
T heir evidence is unanim ous th at if
to adm ission into th e union, and th a t and including 20 horse power, $22; 30
any union man Joining the loyal legion horsepow er, $28; 36 horsepow er, $36;
m eans a re not found to alleviate the
would autom atically cancel his union 40 horsepow er, $48; in excess of 40
food situation th e inh ab itan ts of bol
(By the Oretrpn Agricultural Colleg»)
horsepow er, $56.
Coblenz
-Field
M
arshal
von
Hin-
card.
As a resu lt of rep resen tatio n s of shevik R ussia may starv e to death.
T he grow th and fru itin g conditions
D efinite policy of expenditure of
A m erican officials, the B ritish govern Tbe B ritish ers say th a t the plight of denburg is planning to use volunteer | Twelve days were spent in covering
$5,000,0o0 for a com prehensive build of every orchard tre e m ay be in te r
m ent has consented to the rem oval of _Russia is a d irect resu lt of the reign l,nits ■" a drive against the Bolshevlki, a distance of 33 m iles by state em
ing program of p erm anent improve- preted by the relatio n sh ip of m oisture
all censorship on business, comim-rcial
ployes who arrived W ednesday in m ents for the sta te and for th e open- and n itra te s on the one hand to carbo-
und all o th er m essages.
of an arch y and te rro r instituted by with Libau as the base of his opera
Bend from Elk lake, bringing w ith ¡ng wedge tow ard an eventual gigantic h y d rates on th e other, explains Prof,
A t least th ree tow ns in southern H®nine ani1 I rotzky.
They declare tions, it is indicated by inform ation
tin-til 640,000 freshly gathered brook schem e of land settlem ent, based on c . I. Lewis, chief of the division of
A labam a w ere sw ept late W ednesday th at the Russian problem lias become which has read ied American intelli
trout eggs which were Im m ediately the prem ise of aiding the soldiers, sail horticulture. Some conditions favor
gence offices.
by a tornado. G reat property dam age a question of common humanity,
taken to the new hatchery as the first ors a n j m arines first, but not to over- n eith er vigor nor fruit, som e favor
According to the A m erican experts,
and som e loss of life have been re
T housands a re dying daily In Petro-
to be placed in the troughs a t the new iOok the p riv ate citizen.
vigor w ithout fru it, and som e favor
who in the line of th eir duty are keep
ported. T he tow ns struck were Kufalu,
,
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The leg islatu re definitely passed an both vigor and fruit.
grad. Moscow, Kiev and Odessa. In ing in touch with the progress of the P|a n t-
Pollard and Flom aton.
Pendleton carpenters who have been ac^_ providing for a land settlem en t
A bundance of m oisture and m ineral
1 Petrograd alone th e d eath s from fam- readjustm ent of the enem y’s forces,
At tbe req u est of the postoffice ile
I Ine th ree w eeks ago num bered 200 G erm an g reat headquarters seem s to idle since S aturday m orning, when ¡com mission and ap p ro p riatin g >50,000 n u trien ts including n itra te s, w ith
p artm en t the geographic board has
for th a t purpose. The $5,000,000 bond shortage of available carbohydrates,
changed the official abbreviation for dally- Typhoid, o r -h u n g er typhus,” be following a policy of secrecy as re they refused to work for less th a n 80
P“
“ P ‘° J ” 6, Pe° P' e indlcate8 w a k e n e d v eg etatio n and
gards the eastern front troop question. cents an hour, went back to th e ir Jobs
C alifornia from "Cal.” to "Calif." The >» carrying off young und old every-
? ° ad*n ,‘h®
be T
!ack of fu itfu ln e s s .
T his is believed to be due to the fact W ednesday m orning under a te n tativ e Y
change was m ade because of confusion where, and in Moscow glanders is epi-
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la " d 8ettlem ent com rais-
A bundance of m oisture and m ineral
th at the Bolshevikl now have a norm al agreem ent w ith th e ir em ployers, pend-
w lth the abbreviation for Colorado.
demlc.
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,,u trie n ts E l u d i n g n itrates, coupled
m ilitary organization and so will be ing a final settlem ent of the question
e U" Ung 8° 'd‘er8 » ¡ ‘h an available carb o h y d rate supply,
T he arriv al of the B ritish prim e
T here is no fuel for lighting and inil- able to utilize any inform ation they this week. In the m eantim e they are
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and sailm-s the legislature passed a indicates increased vegetative grow th,
m inlster, David Lloyd George, in P aris lions live in darkness a fter nightfall. m ight obtain concerning th eir enemy. to
receive the 80-cent wage.
$100,000 R nergency fund, for th e ir tm- but barren n ess and sterility ,
W ednesday night Is the prelude to the The troubles of the R ussians are fur- A pparently the German headquarters
A decrease In the ratio of n itra te s
W hile h ealth au th o rity rep o rts in m ediate relief, th e money from this
dlscusslon of the m ain question of the th er aggravated by lack of coal and in Kolberg is directing its energies
peace tre a ty by the council of the g reat wood, which can be obtained only by again tow ard organization on th e Bal dicate an end of Its a tta c k on hum ans, fund to be loaned to the needy ones, to carbohydrates m akes for an ac-
WaS “l8° ‘“ ’T , ,5 ° d° ‘°
cum ulatlon ° f carb o h y d rates and for
powers, which will begin tom orrow the very rich or by the favorites and tic front in tlie confidence th a t there infiuenza is fatally affecting h o rses of ° Ut.°.f
anil continue during l’resident Wll- parasites of the bolshevik government. Is no longer any im m ediate occasion the Hood R iver valley. C D. H oyt, U 8 e d ^ w York for helping the men fruitfulness and fertility.
a fu rth e r d ecrease in n itra te s with-
son's stay.
T here I b a g reat lack of medicines and for concern over the Polish front. E ast Side orch ard ist, lost a valuable landing there from overseas on th eir
way back to Oregon. The legislature out prevention of increase of carbo-
Field M arshal von H lndenburg is in
T he Intern atio n al H arv ester com doctors.
The bolshevik paper money has no Kolberg.
pany's branch establishm ent at Arta-
m ate is thought to be fatally ill. T he al8° WiU subm lt t0 the Pe°P>e for th eir h y d rates m akes for suppression of
The total num ber of volunteers on horses display all sym ptom s by w hich approval a proposal to provide sta te both vegetation and fruitfulness,
vlr, Russia, lias been looted and dam value in tlie country districts, und the
M oisture and m ineral n u trie n ts
aged by bolshevik troops with the ex p easants refuse to exchange it for the eastern front or about to proceed the disease is identified in hum ans. aid to the soldiers who desire to re-
ceive education, this provision to con come up from the ground, w hile carbo-
th ere is estim ated a t nearly 100,000.
press approval of the bolshevik so food.
As a re s u lt of th e suspension of work sl8t of 1200 a year for four years to h y d rates—su g ars and sta rc h e s_a re
Some of the old arm y troops a re now-
vlets, according to advices from Russia
on two hulls a t the M cEachern and two tbe men wbo du a bfy under the act.
m anufactured in th e leaves from at-
on the eastern front.
W arning Sent to Italy.
received by the sta te departm ent. The
a t the R odgers yard a t A storia. 150
^ on8olidation com pletely fizzled out, m ospheric gases and m a terials ob-
dam age w as said to am ount to about
W ashington, D. C.—Italy lias been
" 8 8tead Ca'“ e “ feW ocea8lonal ’“ ¡«ed through th e roots. O rch ard ists
W eim ar, Saturday.— Frau Broenner, men w ere laid off a t each p lant Wed a " d
1400,000.
I warned by the A m erican governm ent
may learn from th e condition of the
an au th o ress and publisher and a dele nesday m orning. T he form er has 350 " e* con’ml8sion8' but not m any-
T he governm ent hus determ ined to
th at unless she puts an end to delays gate of the G erm an dem ocratic party men w orking on th ree hulls and the , S° T e ,’” por a n ‘ changes w ere made ">ree Just w hich of th ese p lan t foods
retain control of th e railroads despite
failure of congress to’ provide’ funds
“ ovem enta of relief supplies to the in the national assem bly, has left for la tte r about 200 men em ployed on two " educatlonal legislation. A mini- is needed to balance up the diet, som e
* m ontb w as pro‘ of tbe mo8t com m on conditions being
for th e railroad ad m inistration and newly established Jugo-Slavlc and Cze- home in K oenlgsburg to organize the hulls. W ork a t the W ilson yard has I" am, T 38. ! ° f
not been Interfered with. T h at plant V‘ded I
° ! the 8U te'
outlined by P ro fesso r Lew is as fob
women
of
E
ast
P
ru
ssia
Into
a
border
to have th e roads finance them selves cho Slavic stales, steps will be taken
has 450 men w orking on th ree hulls. „
8tat° provldea / or vocational lows:
for the next few m onths through prl- io cut off the flow of A m erican food- m ilitia ag ain st the Bolshevikl.
education in connection w ith the
T he first group, too low a ra tio of
Frau B roenner declares h e r action
vate loans on open m ark et o r through stuffs to Italy.
N inety per cent of th e votes cast a t schools. E ducators consider th is one carbohydrates to m oisture and min-
advances by the w ar finance corpora
It was stated in an au thoritative was prom pted by rep o rts th a t a Bol
W ednesday's special election in Uma- of lbe m08t im portant victories of the eral n u trie n ts including n itra te s, is
tlon.
quarter th a t the Italian governm ent shevik force a million strong was a d
vancing tow ard th e G erm an fro n tier tilia county favored th e issuance by 8es8ion- despite th e fact th a t the meas illu strated by a tre e th a t has been
Selection of a Jury in tlie uiauslaiigli bad caused intolerable conditions by
the county of $1,060,000 in road bonds. ure E voked but little discussion dur- en tirely dehorned, leaving only a stub.
te r case of Thom as F. Illewitt, first of the blockade she has imposed against und h er fear th a t the m en alone would
be unable to w ithstand the Bolshevik Less th an 5000 votes w ere cast against blg tbe ba8saKe through th e legisla The tree cannot utilize th e n u trie n ts
four officials of th e Brooklyn Rapid lh,‘ Ju so Slavic countries und which
the proposal and only four of the 64 ture
Provision was also m ade for from the ground because the sugars
hordes.
T ra n sit com pany to be tried as the operate* also against the Cxecho-
precincts, all sm all ones, retu rn ed un- *,art tim e schools, and in this w as en and starch es have been rem oved and
resu lt of a w reck on one of the com Slavs.
Several pre- arted a Provision raising the school the tree has not enough stored food
London. — One thousand persons favorable m ajorities.
panys lines last year which cost the
Tlie blockade has not been wholly
cincts cast a unanim ous vote for th e limit age from 16 to 18 years, an o th er in th e wood nor the foliage for m aking
were
killed
and
wounded
in
the
fight
lives of m ore than 85 persons, is coin effective, but many delays have been
bonds.
change w hich has been fought by and utilizing it. T he tree is likely to
pleted in th e state suprem e court at caused, resulting often in holding up ing in B erlin la st week, according to
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school men.
die or m ake but feeb]e grow th a t best.
an estim ate of the casu alties made by
supplies,
the
need
of
which
was
des-
Mineola, N. Y.
Lincoln county s patriotic postm ast
Fam ous oleom argarine bill is hailed A less pronounced form of the sam e
the W olff bureau, th e leading news
Hix women, m em bers of the national l" 'ra ,'‘-
reply has yet been made
er, J. J. G aither, a t Toledo, Oregon, a8 a victory by th e dairying interests, condition is illu strated in a tre e ex
agency of Germ any.
woman'a party, w ere arrested on by the Italian governm ent.
last year sold W ar Savings Stam ps to Provides for a license tax on the man- cessively sum m er pruned.
L arge
charges of disorderly conduct a fter a
tw enty-five people who proudly dis- ufacturer, w holesaler and som e of the am ounts of wood and leaves have "been
Editor
Guilty
of
Libel.
battio W ednesday night with police
play the lim it button. N ew port made d istributors of oleom argarine, but not rem oved, taking aw ay carbohydrates
Eugene Jam es Fullerton was found |
men in front of the M etropolitan Opera
D | V I kl n p r u r i l p r * P i"1? ' ±
8reate8t over-8ub8CriPtions ° n ‘he re ta " e r'
and also the leaves for m anufacturing
house, New York, w here they had i l l KUlity in circuit court of the chnrge of
r L lIN u
S E V E N S E A S ! n ,be Llberty 1,0,111 cam paign, popu-
One exceedingly im p o rtan t piece of m ore insufficient am ounts. T he tree
tended to stag e n dem onstration libel against the t'n lv ersity of Ore
1 lation considered, of any town in the legislation w as the passage of the bill becom es dw arfed and devitalized
against P resid en t Wilson. Soon a fter 8on, its president, 1*. I,. Campbell, and
state. Mr. G aither is d irecto r of th e Providing for a board of conciliation
The condition in group two trees
W
ashington,
D.
C.—F
or
tlie
first
they had been locked up at the W est *be students. Mr. F ullerton had been
th rift cam paign in Lincoln county th is an«l arbitration. Board, how ever, has with an abundance of m oisture and
T h irtieth stre e t station all of them '“ dieted by the grand Jury on the time since th e days of the famous year and his am bition is to m a k e 1 not in h eren t pow ers to force a settie-
w ere released w ithout explanation
charge of libel for u tteran ces in the "clipper" ships, A m erican m erchant Llncoln county the first division to m ent of labor d isp u te s and m ust de n itra te s and also carbohydrates, is
seen in a young tre e from one to five
A strik e of MOO telephone operators O re*on H ornet, a m onthly publication craft a re now plying th e seven seas, com plete the raising of its share of Pend upon publicity a tte n d a n t upon
years old. grow ing in rich soil and
carry
in
g
products
of
th
e
U
nited
S
tates
and 3000 linem en In California, W ash l'r,,l,l'‘1 by him, in which lie charged
investm ent In the governm ent securi- it8 findings.
pruned ra th e r heavily in th e do rm an t
ington, Oregon and N evada has been ' 1,1,1 “ nniorality w as ram p an t on the to th e fa rth e st co rn ers of th e earth ties for paym ent of w ar bills.
BUI defining crim inal syndicalism season. The orchard practices have
th
at
and
bringing
home
botli
essen
tials
and
ordered by the executive com m ittee of ,H,l,p118 of the university and
| covers a wide field in the effort to
stro n g
and
vigorous
luxuries.
The now celebrated A lleghany dog suppre89 tendencies tow ard bolshe- encouraged
th e in tern atio n al B rootherhood of 1 r,'8'dent • am pbell condoned it.
Tlie shipping board announced Mon- case a t M arshfield bids fair to rival ' vism. T he red flag was also made grow th w ith very little fruit.
E lectrical W orkers in the event that
Conditions in group three, w ith a
day th a t th e A m erican m erchant other sim ilar contested law suits th a t taboo in an o th er a c t
Few Shell Shocks Fatal.
P ostm aster G eneral Burleson does not
well-balanced supply of m oisture and
m arine fleet, built up under th e spur have been brought to’ notice ta cer-
New
York
-
Ninety
nine
p
er
cen
t
of
speedily g ran t wage dem ands of the
of w ar's necessity, now represented i tain sections of t h e m i i n t r v
u i- « w
» J a,H'th-WOn 0|"e
' tS bigRest vlc‘ m ineral n u trien ts, and carbohydrates,
brotherhood, it was announced in San ad ll*l,'ll shock cases in th e A m erican
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----------1!. n -BeCt,On8 ° f the eou n try ' M rs W ' ,orie8 thia o'-8810« by Pa88»«« of the a re frequently seen in well cared for
Francisco W ednesday by T. C. Rob arm y in France com pletely recovered, nearly one fifth of the en tire sea going I h g tu |i obtained
verdict of $250 H orne bill, which legalizes labor un tre e s from nine to fifteen
\ h7 , T ? i ld.?‘nd..COn,Pi l!,<' d ' in JU8tiee court for kllllnK
of . ».
h er . tw o - . ions and j w rites
y ears old.
ii
.
upon the g tatu te books go,,!
bins, personal rep resen tativ e of L. according to Dr. T hom as Salm on of
a re produced,
46
per
cent
of
all
ships
clearing
from
dogs
by
Roscoe
Bunch
and T. F. For- of the sta te practicaily a repiica of ThH re^uR w8" 111
C. Q rasaer, vice president of the or New York, chief m edical officer in t
as com pared with tpr and
$ i
™
,
*
ep u ca or ih is resu lt * a s brought about by de-
charge of such soldiers, who retu rn ed I . Dlted State« porta,
,
lP r' an,i "
the defendents appealed the Clavton
nt tn
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ganization.
Clayton am pndnw
endm ent
to tho
the federal ____
creasino-
.
9.7 i per cent before th e war.
(0
the
,
on the Leviathan.
to the county d istric t co u rt the judg- Sherm an anti tru st law
T his bill tra te s in tre
r
SUPP X ° ” '
F rancis P. Garvan of New York city
T rad e routes not trav ersed by Amer- j m ent was affirm ed.
"T h ere w as leas in san ity in the
is appointed by P resident Wilson as
American arm y than In any of the
alien property custodian to succeed
o th er allied arn ^es," said Colonel
A. Mitchel Palm er, who became at
Salmon.
torney general.
>
the w est coast of A frica and ports on
*
f
.
m n ip a
oxing commia-
G roup four is illu strated by tre e s
Dr. H aroutyoutn T iryaklan, known
Poles Seek For Peace
the M editerranean
Ships flying the
11 ha8 definitely been decided by
. " / 8 ° '* ' '!'cretl°n ary
with various in m any of the older orchards of th e
as the "grand old man of the Arme
Posen Several m em bers of th e in stars and strip es also a re running
reg the G raves C anning com pany to erect m enN ' m
t h '^ n h ”'' ! ° me am end' nor‘hw est, situated on light soils. The
ntana," leaders of many Armenian
ter Hilled m ission are to proceed to
ularly to South America. G reat Britain a $16.000 cannery a t W oodburn. A passed
8 8n<1 88Me COde tr<?eS “ re loaded w ith fru lt 8P °r8 b u t
m ovem ents in th is country, died in
Paris to inform the peace conference
New York Sunday.
and
co
n
tinental
Europe
as
well
as
to
rousing
m
eeting
of
the
berry
grow
ers
m al,e b u t little grow th and produce
as to the exact situ atio n existing be
In th at city la st S atu rd ay added lm large,l e.neciniX i”8? ! h^ , ' ,h e“ '
’>Ut 8C“ nt fru lt’ and th a t of >nferlor
T he high license law which went tween the Poles and U krainians In C anada and Mexico.
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_ has . been enldemtc
largeu, especially
in the j handling
of
quality.
T h e e fleet now engaged In overseas „
petus
the
project.
T
he
site
cnnaiti
landling
of
quality.
T he sam e process th a t
Into effect March 1st reduced the niun
astern Galicia, it ts thought probable
nerce
aggregates
1.961,239
gross
purchased
and
building
will
begin
next
i
.
w,
alUon8-
»»d
codifies
the
brought the tree so successfully from
ber of saloons In Panam a from 680 , hat
wU1 prop 7 e ; xtr7 m e
taws already in force.
the gecond ,nt0 tb e th(rd of
io 100 t nder the new law, licenses
» w ere step s In o rd er to compel the to n s O f th is to ta l 315.925 tons are em month. Many grow ers have contracted
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cost $160 a m onth
Kone too far and unless
U krainians to cease hostilities.
When th e arm y and navy retu rn to have one of the larg est canneries In
V ,.7 « ,
recognitton-
rem edied th e tre e h as reached th e
At a m eeting of th e ultra nationalist
t i l e shipping hoard the 353 ships which the state.
T his will be in « d d ttlo n to irrigati
am endraent8 ,0 the en<l ° f its usefulness. It is h e re th a t
Irish society in London Monday a
Postal G rants Increase.
¡they are operating, the com m ercial the Juice factory now established at m*tni ", . I"
pa8Sed• being application of n itra te of soda o r use
le
tte
r
from
Edw
ard
do
Valera,
the
le n e r iro n , ratw aru ue w ».era, m e
San Kranclsco The h ead q u arters fi.-et under h . t , , „
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- '«bat point. Both plants will consum e
w « S e . r i c ë u h rePOrt' v .
° ‘h er m eans of res,o rin g tho m o<8
S inn Fein leader, who recen tly escaped ,or , h.
TeleKraph <.onu,llliy ln '
bv , « 1
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the
products
of
a
large
num
ber
of
e
sta
b
lish
e
d
i
n
M
n
l
m
'
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w
C°
U
r
t
tUr°
’ nd n i,ra ,e 8UPPlr. w orks won-
from Lincoin prison, w rliien in cipher. c allfonill( M,)n U n a. ,,IlUu). W a. htng
h l d U . of ¿ ^ d ^
Port
J ” omah
T he old tre e begins to put forth
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---------- — thousands of tons acres and renew ed life has been given
ton. t regon. A ri.ona. U tah. New Mexi- bul|dllll! or linder f0 |ltra c ,
to th at section.
° f ort,and 18 giyen « te n s iv e new life, new- grow th, and to set fruit
C arlos Mendex and Alfonso Quinones
and -s ' ' ' a,la- which a re l«x-ated here,
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powers and new com m ission named.
and bear.
received word S aturday of a 10 per ,
T he question of prices for raw sal-
Fire Loss I . $5.000.000.
Molena w ere inau g u rated president
cent Increase of em ployes' wages, re '
A rbitration Will Be Aim.
mon to prevail In the B ering sea dis
and vice p resident of the republic of
Oregon. Seed Growing State.
troactive to Jan u ary 1. About 100 are ' Rio Jan eiro -T h e dam age resulting tric t is now being discussed by the
Salem .—A coast wide m ovem ent for
S alvador Sunday in th e presence of
Ifrom the fire which started early last
O regon is excelled by no s ta te In
affected In San Francisco,
th e natio n al congress with the usual
■ w eek mi the Santos docks and which m em bers of the fisherm en's unions. voIun,»ry arb itra tio n and m ediation, the Union for seed arnw ine
*"‘° ">8 '" t e r m ountain R w . Gill, of th e Gill B rothers Seed
cerem onies.
is supposed to have been of incendiary w ith headquarters at San F r a n c i s
Brief Resume Most important
Daily News Items.
Field Marshal Plans to Use
Volunteer Units.
Nitrates, Sugar and Starch
Needs Revealed.
COMPILED
ALL MOVES
MUST BE BALANCED
FOR YOU
SECRET
U. S. CRAFT NOW
Want Blockade Raised.
A fter ten y ears of experim ents the
sta te of Idaho Monday gave up the
d irect prim ary system of nom inations
and retu rn ed to th e convention plan
G overnor Davis signed th e am en,led
new election law w hich repeals the
d irect prim ary .
Basle —The G erm an national assem
bly a t W eim ar Monday unanimous!}
adopted as resolution Introduced b)
37 women m em bers dem anding the
Im m ediate raising of th e hunger block
ade and rep atriatio n of prisoners of
war,
o rigin, is estim ated at 9S.0M.Mt. The
i dsmg..,, was principally to coffee and
Several days previous to the
Sant
lock fire "th e * jiite factorv*
si
i'au lo was destroyed togeth st
w,th tw o Jap an ese s h ip /fo a ,le d »R h
ju,e
Tbe daniage la estim ated st
$2.506.OtX>.
Seven .n d onesjuarter per cent few-
er men were employed in the Industrl-
si plants throughout A storia during
the week ending February 26 than dur
.ng the sam e period a m onth previous.
a t the sta te capitol ^ b e ’ad d ^eM ^;1^
R epresentative E E S m ith
C olonel
E. H ofer has been" in terestin g l i r
operators in th.- movem nt ti
*
ce'Lful X s u it U o b U i n T s , t i e m " t
a, cording to figures com piled by th e
Vnlliq, S is « ., governm ent employment
ing Friday night the n,««i
t . i e i u p 7 „ h,^r s a e . to X c ^
agent. J M W sggencr.
definite plan
„
u
m
» n d T ^ f T l l Yet thou8and8 and th o u -
*.
* d°
a r ® W n t ° Ut ° f th e
i,°Untry an n u al'y for seed. England,
F ra nce and D enm ark, w here m ost of
£ IT ? * * " T V
PrOdUCe”
h
a r ' baTe cl,m a te s quite sim ilar to
° regOn'8—
' >b r- gbo0‘ ‘bo • « »
Wt,h 8k)w M ,u r t ,y and g0«> <•*
I veioplnent of seed.