KUKAL ENTERPRISE
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forest, a forest fire which was started
DAILY SERVICE
JULY 18-19-20
by lightning, is burning uncontrolled
1 tube Palmolive Shaving Cream
Route all freight, Auto Freight Ter-
in
hundred
of
acres
of
dead
trees,
35c
miual, Door 39. Phone EAst 5004
blown down during a heavy wind
1 Genuine G ille tte Kazor With
storm last year.
Leave Portland each dav at4:00p. uj
Cecil B. DeM¡lie's
One Blade Given
Leave Halsey each day at 3:3o p.
Merger of the Oregon Pulp & Paper
Halsey Depot, Swift & Co.
company's plant in Salem, and paper
- FREE -
Masterpiece
mills at Vancouver, Wash., and Los
P o r tla n d , B ro w n s v ille and
H a lse y
Angeles, Cal., all of which are under
H a r r is b u r g T r u c k L in e
the control of F. W. Leadbetter of
P h a rm a cy
Portland, is being considered by the
directors of the three corporations,
Open Wed. aod Sat. eve t i l l 9
according to reports.
A story of Seething H u m a n ity !
Campers coming out from Pamelia
and R evolution in the
lake state that the lake has gone
Old Russia
down 15 feet and to all appearances
is going dry. No apparent reason tor
First-class W o r k
the
fall
of
the
water
is
visible,
but
It
COMKDV
J- w S T E P H E N S O N .
is thought that perhaps a subterran
ean
passage
has
opened
up,
allowing
Felix—“ In Laugh it Off"
the water to flow out.
New York.—After otne months at
TUSSING & TUSSING
the bottom of the tea In their steel
Men who served In the student
LAW YER S
coffin the bodies of 18 tailors of the
army training corps during the world
Halsey
atjd Brownsville
United Htates submarine S-51 were re
war were members of the United
claimed here.
Church of Christ
States army and as such are entitled
Oregon
The submarine, torn asunder and
to all benefits enjoyed by other ex-
Sunday School ÎÜ.
Hysel
Davies
of
California,
who
sunk last September by the steamer
service men under the state bonus act,
Preaching 11.
has been named a member of the according to an opinion handed down
City of Rome, was drained of water
newly created railroad board of medi by the state supreme court.
C hristian Endeavor 7.
and relieved of Its grim cargo at the
Miss Lily B. Tully of the Puyallup ation.
Brooklyn
navy
yard.
Preaching 8.
tribe, who was chosen queen of the
There were two fatalities in Ore­
I.n iltlllr v
Cue«* T ... . . 1
1
Laundrv sent Tuesdays
Sailors In black oil skins bore from festival at the recent convention at
gon due to industrial accidents during
C liffo rd L. Carey, Pastor.
the shattered hulk the bodies of their Everett, Wash., of the Northwest Fed
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
the week ending July 8, according to
comrades, and from finger prints, erated Indian Tribes.
a
report
prepared
by
the
state
Indus­
M . E. Church
clothing and other marks. Identifica­
A B E 'S P L A C E
trial accident commission. The vic­
tion of one after another was made.
Robert Parker pastor.
tims were Grover Wilson, Bandon,
The Identifications accounted for
engineer, and A. Heer, Hood River,
Sunday school, 10.
all but seven of the crew of the sub­
carpenter. A total of 634 accidents
D ELB ER T STARR
Preaching, 11.
Washington, D. C —Captain Elmer was reported.
marine. Those unaccounted for, be­
Funeral
Directsr and Licensed
Junior League, 2:30,
E.
Crowley
joined
the
growing
ranks
sides Lieutenant Dobson, are Lieuten­
The voters of the city of Gold Hill
Entbalmer
of ex-presidents of the Emergency
E p w orth league, 7.
ant Harlo William Pine, Lieutenant
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Fleet corporation when the shipping at a special election, with nearly 100
T. A. Glass, Walter E. Lawton, elec­
Preaching, 8.
Dover, N. J.—Crackling out of the
per cent vote cast, decided in favor
trician's mate; Oscar J. Mllot, fire­ midst of a heavy storm just after 5 board, without previous notice, at a of the bid of the Beaver Portland Ce­
Brownsville, Oregon
i ’rayer-m eeting, Thursday, 8.
man; Ralph E. Cassidy, gunner’s I o'clock Saturday, lightning touched suddenly called special meeting and
ment company for the city’s power
Bible S tudy Tuesday, 2.
mate, and Brady D. Lindsay, engine- off the thousands of pounds of high by a vote of four to two, removed him plant at Gold Hill. The opposing bid­
man.
from office and elected in his stead
explosives in the United States naval
der was the Copco Power company.
Church services were om itted at
Moat of the bodies taken from the arsenal at Lake Denmark, seven miles Brigadier-General A. C. Dalton.
Each
bidder proposed to spend nearly
W- L W R IG H T
l i e C hristian church Sunday, the H-51 were clad only In underclothing,
The removal was accomplished by a million
dollars.
from here. Sixteen are known to be
accepting
the
resignation,
which
pastor being unable to be present. indicating that those so dressed were dead, between 25 and 30 others are
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Governor Pierce, in a letter address­
Crowley was required to file with the
off duty when they met death.
believed to have been killed, more
ed
to
Stanley
Myers,
district
attorney
board when he was sworn in nine
H a rrisb urg , Ore.
than 200 are injured and damage of
months ago to succeed Rear-Admiral of Multnomah county, has refused to
approximately 592,000,000 was done to
send
the
attorney-general
of
the
state
Leigh Palmer, also removed by the
government property in the destruc­ board.
to Portland to conduct a grand jury
Dealer
tion of the navy ammunition depot
In following the trail blazed by investigation of charges of alleged Halsey Railroad Time
at Lake Denmark, and the partial de­
in
Palmer ont of the office of the cor­ graft paid to public officials there In
North
8onth
struction
of
the
army
ammunition
de­
Cars
poration president, Crowley Issued a connection with enforcement of the 12, 3:24 a. m. flag
17, 12:09 p. m.
pot which adjoins it at Picatinny.
criminal
statutes.
statement saying he had had “the
16, 5:1.5 a. in.
G e n e r a l R e p a ir in g ; a n d B a t t e r y W o r k
At a conference at Salem attended 1H, 8:16 a. in. flag 15, 12;45 p. ui.
The first explosion took place at most hearty support of the two mem­
33, 8:12 o. in. flag
by Governor Pierce and Warden Lil- 34, 4:08 t>. in.
5:20 p. m. It was reported to have bers of the
Acetylene Welding
31, 1:34 p. ni. flag
board who admittedly I u'e it was ’de^ided”that’ h’e’rea'fter I ’ll
destroyed magazine No. 38 of the ar­ hanV a n y 9 other1
mer<?hhant ’h' PPiDg I 8t>ca,led Incorrigible convicts In the Nos. 14 and 16 stop to let off passengers
Two Fords For Sale
from south of Eugene.
New Tire Prices
senal. There was no one in the mag­
ban any other members. Admiral Oregon state penitentiary will be No. 31, direct conutichon for Marshfield
azine at the time, however, all the
1015—New Rubber . . $50.00 »0x3 1.2 8d. Premier cd/»8.75
Benson and Vice Chairman Plummer ” dressed in stripes and have their hair
points.
workers having left at 5 p. m.
1922— Brand new Rubber, in
These two members issued brief,
for s-mtli of Eugene; should
30x3 1.2 O. S. Pr. cord 9.50
Fifteen minutes later came a sec­ pointed statements expressing disap­ cropped close to their heads. Wearing Passengers
take tram No. 17.
good C on ditio n 1175.00 30x3 1-2 lubes - . - 1 90
of stripes by convicts In the prison
ond explosion of great violence. At proval of the board’s action.
Halsey-KrownSvillc stage ieaves | I#j.
was abandoned a number of years ago. sey at 7 a. in and 12:15 and 8:1b p. ,n
6:45 o'clock a third blust of almost
General Dalton's war record and
Further restrictions to be laid upon -eaves Brownsville at 7:40 a. in ami
equal violence followed. All threw
business and political references fav­
o.oj «and o;45 p. ui.
wreckage over a wide space and did oring his appointment provided most movement of domestic narcissus bulbs
heavy damage.
grown in western Oregon and other
of the information in the statement
The civilian damage may go ahovo issued by Chairman O’Connor un­ large producing areas have become Outgoing M ail
department of
of agrlcul-
agricul-
a million dollars. Doors and windows nouncing the change He was serving L effective, the uepartment
were blown out. plaster shaken down, a . - . . . t a n t quartermaster genera, of o ^ u Z w f l X Í X
A t the Halsey postoffice m ails
brickwork cracked and roofing dam­ the army when he was placed on the
closo
going nottb at 11:50 a. m
aged In hundreds of houses in the vil retired list at his own request to per­ der the new quarantine only after In­ and »5; 20 p. m.
lages near the arsenals.
spection
and
certification
by
plant
In­
mit him to accept the post.
Going south, ll; 1 0 a. in. and
"r r. ucation combines theory and practice, an.l its goal is service.
spectors, and only bulbs found free
Twenty marines, one soldier and
5:
0 p. in.
„
• L,nd'Orant College afford« the liberal training essential to per-
from Infestation will be certified.
between five and ten civilians are still
To Brownsville, 0:20 a. m. and
WATER TONNAGE GAINS
a . u ture and civic efficiency, combined with special training (or
unaccounted for. Their bodies are be
A cloudburst above Wallowa lake 1- m. M orning stage to Browns­
leadership in fields vital in modern life.
lieved to be among the NO n
Pacific Coast Cargoes 19.4 Per Cent resulted in swelling the Wallowa river v ille goes on to C raw fordsville,
and burning buildings of the navy am­
Battic and General Training—
to such proportions that it sought a l l o l l i y and Sweet Home.
Ahead of Last Year
munition depot
new channel in one place with partial
dn.lri.I|"ith* SC1',O° I ° f ,l* "C Art* *Bd Se,ence* «“‘I the departments of In-
Washington, D. C.—Cargo tonnage elimination of the West Wallowa falls,
For more than 24 hours after the
du.«n.! Journahsm. ,,w Library. Phy. cal Education, and Music.
fire 16 Inch armor piercing shells, 14- of the Pacific coast's foreign trade one of the scenic attractions of the : CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Technical and Sp. trial Training—
Inch and smaller calibers continued water borne commerce passed the 3.- district. Debris diverted the path of
With curricula leading to ihe bachelor's degree in the scl otls of
exploding, throwing th. ir Projectiin 000,000-ton mark for the first quarter the stream and Water Master Stanley
When you th in k of used cars,
of 1926, showing an increase of 19.4 of Wallowa county said it will be ne­
In all directions,
th in k of C E R T IF IE D P U B L IC
A griculture
Home Economics
per
cent
over
the
corresponding
quar­
cessary
to
dynamite
the
mass
In
order
From a 1000-foot cliff on the army
reservation overlooking the plateau ter of 1925 and of 85,7 per cent over to return the river to Its channel and MOTOR C AR M A R K E T . Used
vnem tcal Engineer- Military Science
upon which the naval depot had stood the same quarter In 1922, the bureau restore the falls.
cars only. 255 N. Church St., 1-2
n,K
Mines
the sight was awesome in the ex­ of research of the shipping board has
A total of 11,476 Chinese pheasant block north of post office, Salem”
announced.
Commerco
eggs. 390 Hungarian partridge eggs,
Pharmncy
treme. A mass of white wreckage
The total tonnage for the first quar­ and 8 wild turkey eggs were gathered Oregon.
marked
tho
place
on
which
the
larg­
Engineering
V ocational Educa­
est magazine of the reservation had ter of foreign commerce In and out of at the three game farm, of Oregon,
Forestry
tion
For R ent:— 100 acres near H a l­
been situated. A great hole loo by Pacific ports was 3,012,068 tons, com- and 8392 Chinese pheasant., 703 Hun­
40 and about 30 feet deep wns ail pared with 2.522.429 tons and 1 621 - garian partridges and 143 wild tur sey. W rite 3 . T. Sudtei, A lbany.
S ?
W7 Í iB o* er* 1 in “ os‘ of th e ' ch° o1'- In >ddl‘'° " ‘o
and
f°r th6 gBm’ Per,0<1’ °f 1925 i iey9 W6r* "h» ^ e d “7uri7g jT e .
that was left of the storage magazine
. i , J ‘ .ent Il” tr ' ic ,l° " . tbn E xp erim e n t Station and K x to n .
.,
'
I cording to a monthly report by E F
for T N T depth bombs believed to
For Sale:— 75 one year old Bar.
l i(e ' berv|c" ’ P*®1“ 1'«« io the a pp lica tion of scienoe in every-day
-xport tonnage along the west Averill, state game warden. He pr«b
have been struck by the lightning
red Rock bens. »1 each, ß M.
toast
exceeded
Imports
by
almost
four
diets
that
this
year
will
mark
the
, which precipitated the disaster.
to one for the first quarter.
most successful season in the history M ille r.
Fall Term Hegins September 20
of Oregon’s game farms. The total
Evangelist on Stand
of birds hatched this season, up to
P IA N O M UST B E SOLD
?„/„/„*
Los Angeles. Cal —A rigid cross ex­ June 28, Is: Chinese pheasants, 18,738;
W ill sacrifice high-grade piano
amination of Almee Semple McPher­ Hungarian partridges, 890. and wild
THE REGISTRAR
in storage near here fo r im m ediate
son. pastor of Angelas temple, was turkeys. 281.
begun In thee losing hours of the
Little encouragement was offered M ie. W ill give easy terms to an
Paris.—The chamber of deputies county grand Jury session here Sat­ Stanfield settlers by Dr. Elwood Mead, established home. For fu ll par.
Corvallis
voted confidence In the government, urday and was not ydt oom pi <>ted chief of the bureau of reclamation, in tic u la r. and where it can be seen,
after Finance Minister Caillaux had when the Jury adjourned until Tues­ his visit to their project and their re­ address Portland Music Co., 227
Insisted that the government's plan day. to again take up the investigation quest for reconstruction work In that 6'-h St. Portland, Oregon.
for stabilizing the franc must be up­ of the mysterious disappearance of section. An extension is sought to
held. The vote was 269 for the gov­ the evangelist May 18 and her appear the Stanfield project to make full use
ance 36 days later In Mexico.
ernment to 247 against.
of water to be obtained in the spring
FOR SALE
of 1927 from McKay dam.
Before the vote on the government's
Genuine C hickering U p rig h t
prepared resolution of confidence, the Bobby Jones Grseted at New York.
Senator R. N. Stanfield of Oregon Piano. Thia piano in dark brown
(F o rm e rly Hotel Halsay)
New 3 ork.—Greeted with the wild­ named a subcommittee of the senate
chamber defeated a social 1st resolu­
tion calling for a capital levy by a vote est acclaim ever accorded a sports public lands committee, with himself case and in excellent condition.
N EW LY R EN O VATED
of 324 to 203.
figure. Robert T. Jones Jr., the first ■a chairman, to begin hearings Aug At a price th a t w ill surprise you.
O ther good used
The government now expects that American amateur to win the British ust 1 on the boundary dispute over Investigate.
Finance Minister Caillaux will be able open golf championship, arrived home Sand Island In the Columbia river pianos at very low prices.
B a th - H o t W a te r - C lean Beds
to go to London to sign an agreement to he lionised by the nation ha so ably which 1. claimed by both Oregon and Davenport Music House, 409 west
with Winston Churchill. British chan­ represented at old st. Annes
Washington The hearings will take 1st st., A lb an y, Oregon.
cellor of the exchequer, for settlement
Rates Reasonable
Place at cities along the river.
Of the French war debt.
Injury Forces Ruth to Quit.
It.OOO Fesneh Veteran, P.rsds
Washington. D. C. Babe Ruth who I
The new agreement reproduces M
S P E C IA L B A R G A IN !
House
War veterans
Caillaux'« previous proposal, which has been making a prn.Lg,,,,,
▼ ou r P a t r o n a g e S o l i c i t e d
’" T “ '
ro llin g
and sm all barn and six lots in
Invalid chairs, the blind North Brownsville.
a also a part of ex-Finance Minis­ to eclipse his 1921 r. 1 I of h n e i »i,h „ 7
Price for
hand, °"
on ‘h*
the ’ shoulder,
of , helr
ter Peret's scheme, for payment in runs, will be ou: cf
’
houM‘<.............-
M rs . E v e ly n M . Johnson, M a n a g e r
W,,h w° unds quick sale 1550.00. A c t q u ic kly
63 annuities of »11500.000, with a ltely due to leg injuries, it waa"atated Zr ba"„7
and secure a borre before this of-
moratorium and certain reductions
“The Volga
Boatman”
BARBER
SHOP
18 DEAD REMOVED
FROM HULL OF S-51
Modern
Barber Shop
EXPLOSION DESTROYS
BIS NAVAL ARSENAL
HALSEY
GARAGE
cience J a r
A
CROWLEY IS OUSTED
BY SHIPPING BOARD
HUDSON
& ESSEX
5. eruice
C reyón l y r i c a l / u r a / C o /leye
FRENCH CHAMBER
SUPPORTS CAILLAUX
HOTEL SYLVIAN
during Ut» tin t lew »ears.
Ä . 5*“ " ,
-
- -
ths Washington dsbt settlsmenL
fer is w ithdraw n. Leslis L . Hu-
k in , 3<<D Lyon S t., A lb an y, Ore.