rs : < • . •
Suddenly .going mad, a large polo a
dog attack ed and bit two men and
JOSEPH CLARK GREW
H E N R Y C. H E IN Z
one woman in K lam ath Fulls and
was about to charge Into a group o f
children when a tim ely shot from the
________
gun of O. W. B ratton killed th e ani
B rie f Resum e of H appenings of mal.
P
ro
p
erty
D
am
ag
e
is
E
stim
ated
P e rp e tu a l A greem ent Agains
T errito ry betw een Sw eet Home, La
the W eek C ollected fo r
a t C o n sid erab ly O ver
W a r M a y R esult from
comb and Sw eet Home and Lebanon
O ur R ead ers.
and Lacom b is to be q u arantined at
$ 1 0 0 .0 0 0 .
N a v a l Conference.
once as a preventive m easu te in the
A dem onstration of poisoning goph spread of rabies, which have broke i
A rlington, Or.—A terrific cloud
Geneva, Swltxerland. — Possibility
ers
and moles was made a t th e Eagle out in th e Sw eet H ome neighbor
burst th at struck on S utler flat, sever.
th a t th e American governm ent and
hood.
C reek grange last S aturday.
, m iles south of here, Sunday a fte r
people may soon have to decide
T he state suprem e court ordered
The annual rose show of th e W est
noon, sent a wall of w ater seven feet
w hether they wish to negotiate a per
the Eugene city reco rd er to place on
L
inn
F
loral
club
w
as
held
la
s
t
S
at
high
sw
eeping
over
Arlington.
The
petuai peace pact with Jap an is new
the ballot at the special election June
urday in th e C row n-W illam ette an
! to rren t w ashed aw ay houses and
loo nfng as an outgrow th of th e tr i
28 an initiative m easure looking to
nex.
. o th er fram e stru ctu res and did dam
p a rtite naval conference a t G eneva
repeal of th a t part of the E ugene
age estim ated a t from (100,000 to
O vertures by Japan with a view to
J. F. Irwin, forest supervisor, esti- city c h arter authorizing the sale of
: (250,000.
th e signing of a perpetual peace pact
i m ates th a t 125,000 sheep will graze (500,000 bonds for construction of a
The cen te r of th e property loss
with th e U nited S tates are expected
1 on the U m atilla forest ran g es this public auditorium .
here was th e Vendome hotel, which
In au th o ritativ e circles of the trip a r
sum m er.
W illiam A. M arshall, m em ber of the
is alm ost a total wreck.
tite naval conference.
The Rogue R iver F isherm en’s P ro sta te industrial accident com m issiou
AH of the buildings in A rlington
N otw ithstanding denials by both
tective association w as organized in since the creation of the d ep artm en t,
sw ept aw ay or w recked were along
th e Japanese delegates and Hugh S.
Gold Beach recently with a m em ber is to resign and accept a federal po
!
th
e
m
ain
street.
Much
of
the
dam-
Gibson, head of the A m erican dele
ship of over 50.
sition having to do w ith the adm inis
, age done by the raging w aters will
gation, th a t sny such suggestion has
C ontract for the construction of the tratio n of the longshorem en's anil
| be In the accum ulation of mud on
been made, com petent observers per
R eedsport high school destroyed last harbors act, according to rep o rts ia
J stocks of goods in the various base-
sisted in the belief th at when he had
spring by fire was aw arded to Lillebo circulation a t Salem.
I m ents and lower floors of business
assurance th at the o vertures would
& Ash of R eedsport last week.
The sta te board of education elect
>
have a chance of being fa. rably
Henry C. Heinz of Atlanta, Ga„ l houses and stores.
T here was no loss of life as far as
considered, Admiral Viscount Salto, who was elected president of Kiwams
A tw o-m onths' tour through 10 coun- ed m em bers of th e new sta te tex t
Japanese spokesman, possible would International at the eleventh annual could be ascertained, and it was be-
i trie s of E urope will be m ade th is book comm ission la st week. The mem
Joseph Clark Grew, under-secretary
propose a treaty outlaw ing w ar be convention in Memphis, Tenn.
i Iieved th a t none was injured. T his
sum m er by P resid en t and Mrs. K err bers of the com m ission a re : J. A.
C hurchill of A shland. George W. H ug
j fact was attrib u ted largely to th e of state, whom President Coolidge i of Oregon A gricultural college.
tw een his country and th e U. S.
of Salem , A. C. H am pton of A storia,
w arning given by W illiam Head and named American ambassador to T ur
In the m eantim e Japan has official
Capt. W illis C. Snow, 73, well
key.
R R. T u rn er of D allas and A ustin
j Prim W illiam, who had started to
ly Informed th e American delegation
known figure on the W illam ette and
! drive to Condon. T he men ran into
L andreth of Pendleton.
th a t she w ants 70 per cent auxiliary
Columbia rivers for 48 years, died at
w arships to every 100 per cent for
j the cloudburst on the John Day high
The enrollm ent of approxim ately
his home in P ortland la st week.
th e United States. This m eans that
way and turned around and drove for
600 stu d en ts the first day of the Uni
G range m em bers of th ree counties,
Jap an demands a ratio of 3.S Instead
-------------
A rlington. M otorists were w arned on
v ersity of Oregon sum m er session ia
D eschutes, Jefferson and Crook, held
of 3, as fixed at W ashington for capi
Chicago.—T rainm en and conductors
wtty an<^
a ' arln was given in
E ugene exceeds by 175 the total num
a picnic S aturday in Redmond. More
tai ships, and the Am ericans must de on 65 w estern railroads were denied th e town.
R esidents of the city,
ber to do sum m er school work on the
than 2000 grangers w ere present.
cide w hether this augm entation can an increase In wages, while yardm en which is situ ated a t the outlet of
cam pus last year, according to the
Rapid City, S. D.—D espite the con
be agreed to.
several
large
canyons,
have
alw
ays
Beginning next S aturday cam pfire figures released by Alfred Pow ers,
w ere granted a rise of 7H per cent
dition of his health. G overnor G ener perm its will be necessary in the C ra d irecto r of the session.
in an aw ard by a U nited S tates board feared th e flood m enace and they
al Leonard Wood of the Philippine te r national forest, according to the
took
to
th
e
hills
w
ithout
delay.
of arb itratio n .
T he secretary of w ar recen tly ap
islands will retu rn to his post, prob forest office headquarters in Medford.
The order was signed by four mem- |
proved the application of the port of
ably in Septem ber, It was officially
Fifty-four resid en ts of W oodburn A storia and the city of W arrenton
bers of the board, two of them , E I
announced at the sum m er W hite p a st th e age of 70 years w ere ban
P. C urtis, secretary -treasu rer of the j
for the establishm ent of com bined
House here.
queted in the basem ent of the M eth pierhead and bulkhead lines in Skip-
O rder ot Railway Conductors, and J. I
“I am going back to the P hilippines odist Episcopal church la st Thursday.
anon creek from the Columbia riv e r
Spokane, W ash.—It cost a half mil A. F arquaharson, vice presid en t of
this fall and will rem ain th ere in
the
B
rotherhood
of
R
ailroad
T
rain
All of M alheur, B aker and Union to th e city of W arrenton. The old
lion dollars to bring the th ree De
definitely as governor general of the
counties a re placed under quarantine lines established in 1918 w ere abol
Autremont«, confessed Siskiyou ban men, dissenting.
Islands,” M ajor G eneral Wood said.
U nder the Parker-W atson law ere- | P ortland, Or. — O regon's new law.
for alfalfa weevil and shipm ent of ished.
dlt-m urders, to Justice. C harles Itiddi
P
resident
Coolidge
is
entirely
satis
passed by the legislature at th e
Jackson county's expense in th e
ford, United S tates postoffice inspec atlng the board of wage arb itratio n 1927 session, b arring fish w heels fled with G eneral W ood’s a d m in istra hay to outside points in O regon is
The trainm en
forbidden.
prosecution of the three D 'A utrem ont
tor, who directed the m anhunt for decisions a re final.
tion of his duties. W ood's physicians
from
th
e
Columbia
riv
er
and
seines
Miss G race M orrison, 26, a teac h er brothers is estim ated a t $18,000.
four years, made this estim ate a t his and conductors, however, have the from th a t p art of the riv er above the have privately expressed the opinion
right to appeal to the federal courts.
headquarters.
th a t he will be sufficiently recovered of Pentone, 111., was instantly killed which does not include atto rn e y s’ fees
cascades,
Is
constitutional,
according
The first
The federal governm ent, Southern The Parker-W atson act, passed by to a decision handed down by Federal to perm it him to re tu rn In the fall. in an autom obile w reck n ear War- for special prosecutors.
r a tif ie railroad and American Ex the last congress, has not been tested Judge Bean.
Ho is suffering from tw o broken ribs rendale on the Columbia highway tria l of H ugh, which resulted in a
press company have paid approxi In th e courts. N either p arty to the
m istrial, cost the county (8000, T h e
This decision w as m ade in a suit and is not fully recovered from a ser last week.
m ately (500.000 for rew ard posters aw ard can bring its grievance to the brought by P. J. McGowan, w ealthy ious operation.
The annual state convention of pos expense of th e second trial is placed
m ediation board w ithin a year.
and expenses, he added.
Giving independence to the F ili tal clerks and mail carriers was held a t (10,000.
V irtually 66,0000 employes are in cannery man of Ilwaco, Wash., who
Between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 post
The 24th annual convention of th e
pino people would be like pu ttin g a in Salem last Saturday. B etw een 350
sought
a
perm
anent
injunction
against
ers describing the trio were used to volved in the decision anil all of the th e sta te to prevent It from enforc sm all boy w ithout any train in g in an ned 400 of the civil service men were Pacific Coast A dvertising C lubs’ as
girdle the globe. Postoffice inspec class A roads w est of Chicago,
sociation, th e biggest in the h isto ry
airplane and telling him to fly, G en in attendance.
ing the law.
In denying an increase to conduc
to rs during the chase covered the
eral Wood said.
of th e organization, ended in P o rt
McGowan's
atto
rn
ey
s
contended,
At
the
annual
m
eeting
of
the
board
United S tates and searched in Can to rs and trainm en, the board held when th e m a tte r was argued in fed
The 12,000,000 in h ab itan ts of the of directors of the N orth P acific Nut land last week with the election and
ada, Mexico, C entrai America, several th a t they a re now receiving wages eral court th at a co n tract was en islands have m ade phenom enal devel G row ers’ association at Dundee last inauguration of H arold J. S tonier of
European countries and the Philip 7% per cent g reater than the wages tered into by the sta te s of Oregon opm ent under A m erican leadership.
S aturday, all officers of the exchange Los Angeles as president, and th e
paid the sam e employes on eastern
pines, Itiddiford declared.
selection of H onolulu as the conven
and W ashington In 1918 legalizing the Wood said. T hey are contented and w ere re-elected.
reads.
The rew ard for the a rre st of Hugh,
tion city for 1928.
th e ir crim inal ra te is low. The ple
use of fish wheels and seines.
People
of
Bandon
will
vote
August
first of the brothers to b e' captured,
T his contract, It was pointed out. biscite. w hich P resid en t Coolidge 15 on the proposition of selling the
B ecause of the low prices being of
probably will go to a soldier, who at
U. S. PACT W E LC O M E D
was approved by congress. It gon rivhtly vetoed, he said, would have city ’s electric plant and hydro-electric fered by canners for Royal A nne
Angel island, Cal., recognized In the
erally regulated th e m ethods of fish offered no help because people th ere system to P ortland and T acom a in cherries, the Hood River Apple Grow
circular of Hugh the picture of the All France for Treaty of Amity, Say« ing In th e river.
are not sufficiently educated in gov te re sts for (120,000.
e rs’ association has announced th a t
Premier Poincare.
man with whom he hud served in
The regu latio n s could not be ernm ent, as yet, to tak e up the reins
th is variety will be packed and for
T
he
first
b
ear
of
th
e
season
in
the Philippines. A (53l)0 rew ard was
P aris.—All F rance would rejoice at changed by Oregon w ithout W ashing or vote intelligently upon such ques
w arded under refrigeration to e a ste rn
C
lackam
as
county
has
been
killed
offered for each of the brothers.
the sig n atu re of a pact of perpetual ton also changing them , it was m ain tions.
The wage schedule fo r
n ear M armot by H enry Aschoff. Snow m arkets.
Following H ugh's arrest, a second am ity between France and the United tained. However. Judge Bean said
cherry picking has been announced
in
the
m
ountains
is
forcing
bears
series of photographs, more accurate S tates, such as th at proposed by For
he could see no reason why the state
as 1V4 to 2 cents per pound.
S HO RT N E W S NUGGETS
down into the foothills.
than the first broadside, was dlstrlb eign M inister Brinnd, P rem ier P o in -| should not
be allowed to supervise
Spanish A m erican w ar v e te ra n s
More
than
700
pioneers
of
th
e
Ore
ule,|. A man at Steubenville, O., rec care told the A m erican club of P aris
Its own citizens and direct how fish
The A m erican defense force In
ognized the tw ins, Roy and Ray, and at a luncheon at which he was the
gon country sat down a t the annual representing widely scattered s ta te s
should be caught by them in the north C hina Is made up of 3000 m a
banquet given by the W om an's Auxil of th e union formed the C entral Ore
told authorities.
Mr. Riddiford did guest of honor.
river.
rines and 800 infantrym en.
iary of the Oregon P ioneer associa gon camp of the United Spanish W a r
not give the nam es of the two men
But sueh a pact, the prem ier re
Mrs. C atterine C assler, of Crown tion, held in P ortland recently.
V eterans at a m eeting in Bend la s t
who first recognised the fugitives.
murked, would only be a re statem en t
Point. Inti., m urderess, was sentenced
week. Jay H. Upton, past sta te com
LE
G
IS
LA
TO
R
S
S
E
E
CO
O
LIDG
E
of the deep sen tim en t of friendship
The W ashington County Pioneer
to hang O ctober 21 for the slaying of
m ander of the organization, w as
BOYS’ C O N FE S SIO N DOUBTED th at has existed betw een th e two South Dakota Solons Visit President W illiam Lindstrom last D ecem ber 6. association and the N ative Sons anil elected comm ander. Twenty-six v et
eoples from th e American revolution i
D aughters of Oregon held th e ir an
at Summer W hite House.
P lans for w ithdraw al of about 1500
erans signed the ch arter a t the firs t
nual m eeting a t S hasta P ark audi
Southern Pacific Men Ssy Roy Shot down to the world war and which
m eeting.
m
arines
from
the
U
nited
States-N
ic-
Rapid
City,
8.
D.—T
he
legislature
was
again
revealed
in
the
French
|
torium in H illsboro last Sunday.
No One In Holdup.
araguan forces at an early d ate have
of
South
Dakota,
m
ade
up
of
cow
M ajor H. S. Lillagar, P ortland, w as
Medford. Or.—Doubt of the accur welcome to Colonel Lindbergh.
A price of 8 cents a pound for Royal
been announced by S ecretary of the
boys,
b
an
k
ers
and
farm
ers,
cam
e
up
elected
departm ent com m ander of th e
acy of the confessions of Hugh. Ray
Anne cherries has become general in
from its special session a t P ierre, Navy W ilbur.
Oregon departm ent. Grand Army o f
and Roy DeAulremont, confessors to
Pay Cut Rolla Movie Actore.
Salem.
It
was
said
th
a
t
the
straw
T hirty-three fires reported to the
the sta te capital, to welcome P resi
the Republic, at th e closing sessio n
the Siskiyou tunnel train holdup and
Hollywood. Cal. Hollywood Is boll
United S tates forest service as "for berry barreling situation had become of the annual encam pm ent held In
dent
and
Mrs.
Coolidge
at
the
sum
quadruple m urders. Is cast by W. G. ing beneath th e surface over the re-
serious
because
of
inadequate
stor
est fire s” have occurred on the 22
Salem last week. L illagar is serv in g
C handler of Dunsmuir. Cal , and M aur .■ently announced slashes in all film m er W hite House.
national forests of Oregon and W ash age facilities.
The
leg
islato
rs
w
ere
accom
panied
his eighth consecutive term as com
ice C orturrl of Portland, special salaries above (50 a week. A ctors
W. R. K eenan of Lockport, New m ander of a Portland G. A. R. post.
ington this year.
agents of the Southern Pacific ra il and actresses of th e films who face J by 110 relativ es and frienda In the
E fforts to negotiate a new- wage York, purchased from Pickard Bros., The next annual encam pm ent will be
j larg est delegation which has yet vls-
way, who worked on the case for
uts of from 10 to 25 per cent are j
scale in the central P ennsylvania soft of Marlon, near Salem, "D arling's held at Roseburg.
|
ited
th
e
vacation
capital
of
the
coun
three or more years.
th reaten in g to organize and fight the ;
coal fields have failed and all the Jolly L assie,” the highest record J e r
Cost of instruction per pupil In th e
In the opinion of these Investiga m andate of the producers dem anding try. In th e g athering w ere many 10- union m ines will close down on sey cow In the world. The considera
j gallon h ate and moat of those who
Albany high school d istrict during
tors. the brothers "equalised th eir retren ch m en t.
tion
was
(2600.
j wore them appeared ns If they had July 1. Between 10.000 and 12,000
the year, was (80.75, com pared with.
share and guilt," and they hold, from
A (25.000 bond Issue for a new
| freshly conte from the ranches, but men will be affected.
(,3.90 during the p( vious year, ac
th eir knowledge of the crim e, that
TH E MARKETS.
S
ecretary
of
S
tate
Lukeng
has
Is-
J
w athr m ain on the west side carried cording to the repoVt of Mrs. E dna
they cam e with a "Y ippee" and
Hugh slew two of the train crew and
Portland,
' "Zowie” for a real w estern welcome sued a call for sheriffs in 44 counties in a special election at Seaside, by Geer, Linn county school superin
shot with an autom atic, while Ray
W heat—Big Bend bluestem , (1.52;
to assem ble in Boise August 5 and 6 four votes. The count was: For, 164;
tendent. The increase is explained
filed with a shotgun at Chnrles O. hard white, (1.50; federation, soft to the president.
to discuss general law enforcem ent against. 160. Severnl weeks ago the
H
eaded
by
L
ieu
ten
an
t
G
overnor
H.
in the fact th a t this year in te re st on
Johnson.
The special agents say white, w estern white, (1.44; h ani win
in Idaho. New m otor vehicle laws program lost by five ballots.
the value of high school buildings
Roy had no gun during th e holdup ter, (1.40; no rth ern apring. (1 4 2 ; F. Covey, presid en t of the senate, passed by the last legislature effec
O ver 3000 troops with full equip charged was (536S.65, ag ain st (600
und Ray W illiam son, sp eak er of the
Ray and Roy DeAutremont. In weMern red, ( I 36.
t.ouse. th e delegation went to Camp tive Jan u ary 1 will be called to the m ent. Including steel helm ets, passed last year, which was in error.
court at Jacksonville, reversed their
Hay — Alfalfa. (20.50911; valley
atten tio n of the peace officers.
in review at Camp Clatsop before
pleas of not guilty to guilty, and tim othy, (1 0 910.50; eastern Oregon G alena, n ear the gtute gam e lodge, to
Mad Bull, Karook Indian from th e
G overnor I. L. P atterson and Briga
lunch th e re before seeing the presl-
K lam ath Falls country, plugged h is
made a full and complete confession tim othy. (224422 50.
Washington
C.
of
C.
Supports
Plana.
j dent.
d ier G eneral George A. W hite. The
of the crime. T his dram atic ending
B utterfat 3944c.
wav to victory In the 472 mile San
Bellingham , W ash.—At Its conclud guardsm en m arched with bayonets Ira n c lsc o to G rants P ass Redwood
to the sensational case came with
Eggs Ranch, 19« 22c.
fixed
exactly
the
sam
e
as
they
would
ing session here the W ashington !
Ml,ton Storm Loss H ew y.
surprising suddenness, im m ediately
highway m arathon last week. Mad
Cattle- S teers, good, (9 25010.
Milton, Or T housands of dollars sta te cham ber of com m erce passed a be equipped If moving Into action. In Bull limped gam ely Into G rants P a ss
a lte r Judge Thom as had sentenced IS.
the
review
ing
stand
besides
the
gov
resolution
which
pledged
the
organi
Hogs Medium to choice. >8 50® In dam age was done to property and
Hugh DeAutremont. brother of the
with the applause of the th ro n g s
grow ing crops In thia vicinity late zation to stand solidly behind the ; ern o r and G eneral W hite were Major along the streets ringing in his ears.
twins, to life Im prisonm ent, following 10 15.
Columbia riv er basin irrigation proj G eneral H unter C. Liggett and many
his conviction by a Jury of first di
He had m aintained an average o f
I.nnitis medium to choice, (10.509 Sunday when a aeries of cloudbursts
ect and a ttem p t to have the project i o th er state and nationally known mil
stru
ck
the
Blue
m
ountains,
south
of
g lee m urder, with a recom m endation 12 75.
alm
ost three miles an hour for th e en
itary notables
M ilton-Freew ater, and the Dry creek brought up at the next legislature
tire distance.
of clem ency.
Ray and Roy were
S e a ttle .
and
acted
on.
A.
8.
Goss,
m
aster
of
The roads to C rater lake will be
also given life term s
W heat Soft white. >142; w estern country, w est of Milton The munlci-
A fter a short, hot spell th a t did no
open to traffic by July 1 Road ,-rews
white, >1 42; hard w inter, (1 41; w est pay light plant In Milton Is out of th e sta te grange opposed the resolu-
dam age to grain around Condon, it
tioa,
contending
the
project
should
a
re
now
working
overtim
e
in
the
at
A ir Mall Equipment Moved to Cities. ern red, >1 40; n o rth ern spring (1 4 1 ; eotnm laslon. with 10© feet of flume
be delayed until economic conditions tem pt to clear the roads for the first rained last week. W heat is filling
W ashington. D. C —The poatofflee bluestem . 5 1 5 1; dark northern spring, washed out. anil the w ater system Is
fine and prom ises a 30-bnshel crop,
tem porarily out. Many ranches along of th e farm ers now on the land had i car by the first of next month. T heir j all grading num ber 1. It ig estim ated
departm ent has tran sferred a ir mail (1 50; dark hard w inter, (1 47.
been
Improved.
labors are being expedited by warm
field equipm ent and buildings on
Hay Alfalfa, (25; tim othy, P. 8 , the W alla W alla riv e r a re covered
there will be 1.506.000 bushels ship
w eather.
with from th ree to four feet of mud
seven reg u lar landing fields on the 121
ped from Condon alone.
Dempsey
Signs
for
Sharkey
Battle.
A record was set for registration :
drift Wood and debris.
tran sco n tin en tal air mall route to the
B utterfat 4Sc.
Two old pioneers of the Siuslaw
New York.—Jack Dempsey formally at the Oregon Normal school at Mon 1
m unicipalities w here the ftelde are
Eggs Ranch, 19024c.
country of w estern Lane county, Ben
m
outh
last
Monday
when
SSo
signed
‘
signed contracts to meet Jack Sliar
Penn. Court U rj^ ld s Blue Law.
located
The cities to receive the
C attle Steera, choice. >9® 9 76
jamin Franklin Sweet and C harles
up for work in the sum m er school
gift from the governm ent were Cleve
Philadelphia.- The sta te suprem e key of Boston at Yankee stadium
Hogs Price, ( 1 0 2 5 9 10 40.
Stonefield, died last week. Mr. Sw eet
Many
more
were
expected
to
register
New
York.
July
21.
as
the
first
step
court has upheld th e "blue law ' of
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