HINDENBURO HONORED
BY GERMAN PEOPLE
W ork on the first unit of the Bend-
Burns highway sta rte d last week with
T. G. SH A W
RAYM O ND L. ROSS
crew s startin g a t B rothers and head
ing tow ard Bend.
D eschutes county
road crew s and equipm ent are being
used by the sta te in construction work.
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P re s id e n t of the Republis Gets
B rief Resum e of H appenings of
H undreds Are In ju reb by T o r
A large am ount of fall plowing is
being"
done
th
roughout
the
Sandy-
Big O vation on His 80th
the W eek C ollected fo r
nado and P ro p e rty D am
G resham section, and more fall seed
B irth d a y .
O ur R eaders.
ing will be done th an ever before. It
age Runs High.
is found th a t grain sowed in th e fall
The annual convention of th e Ore produces b e tte r th an spring sowing.
B erlin.—Von H indenburg was fir,,.
St. Louis, Mo.—E ighty persons were
gon Bar association was held In Bend
T he sta te tre a su re r has received
In th e h e arts of his countrym en Sun
known to have been killed, 1200 in;
from th e secretary of state a w arran t
day as never before. Ni/i since Will-
last week.
jured and property w orth *50,000,000
¡am I led the G erm an arm ies through
The Oregiwi sta te fair, for th e first for *900,000, w'hlch Is the three-fourths
damaged by a tornado w hich devas
th e B randenburger gate in 1871 on
time In history, was held over on Sun proportion of m otor vehicle fees col
tated an area of six square m iles In
lected during th e sem i-annual period
th e ir re tu rn from the Franco-Prussian
day this year.
the residential d istrict of th is city.
w ar has B erlin w itnessed an ovation
House to house canvasses gave 5500
W alter L. Tooze, Sr., for m any years M arch 16 to S eptem ber 15 of this year.
like th a t show ered on P aul von Hin
the approxim ate num ber of build
G overnor P atterso n has issued an
a prom inent resid en t of Oregon, died
denburg on the occasion of his 80th
ings destroyed o r damaged.
suddenly a t his home in Salem last o rd er extending the reprieve Issued to
birthday.
More than a million dollars’ w orth
Jam es Willos, convict, for a period of
week.
It was prim arily a trib u te to Von
of
autom
obiles
w
ere
destroyed.
30
days.
W
illos
is
under
death
sen
Bids have been opened a t Medford
H indenburg, the man, th a t found an
Survey of the en tire storm a r
on widening and clearing th e channel ten ce for the p art he played in the
o u tlet in the veritable drum fire of
showed th a t the bulk of serious storm
and stabilizing the banks of Bear slaying of gu ard s during a break at
cheering which echoed and re-echoed
damage was done to residence houses,
th e sta te p en iten tiary here In August,
creek.
along th e route which he traversed,
1925.
apartm ent buildings, sm all stores,
The date of th e Sherwood potato
but its political significunce is set
sm all factories and churches.
C racksm en blew th e safe in the
and onion show has been changed
down as a tangible asset to the Ger
The
stricken
area,
irreg
u
lar
In
from November 5 to Saturday, Novem sto re of Gilliam & Bisbee of H eppner
T. G. Shaw, World W ar veteran and m an republic, for the president's natal
shape and of varying w idth, showed
last week and escaped. They secured
ber 19.
Fort
Worth, Texas, oil millionaire, day was the signal for a political truce
plainly th a t the tornado, in cutting a
Five fish boats came In to Coos about *150. It is th ought the men
who has donated the proceeds of an In which his services to th e new Ger
crescent-shaped
sw
ath
which
em
Raymond
L.
Ross,
who
has
been
bay recently with about 25,000 pounds w ere a fte r th e funds of the rodeo, appointed chief of the new airways braced th e exclusive resid en tial sec oil well to erect 50 homes In which m any found free acknow ledgem ent
of salmon, the larg est offshore catch which closed h ere S aturday, but m ost mapping section of the United States tion, hum bler hom es and business American Legion convalescents and from friend and foe alike. The colors
of these funds had been taken to the
of the year.
of the republic predom inated iu the
coast and geodetic survey. He has streets, had hopped, skipped and their families will reside.
bank.
Between 55 and 60 per cent of the
display of bunting throughout the city.
charge of producing maps for commer Jumped. From Lindell boulevard, a
The s ta te banking departm ent, cial flyers.
U m atilla w heat crop has been sold,
A warm autum n sun beamed benign
street of tall ap artm en t houses and
according to an estim ate of H enry Col which has been located In P o rtlan d
ly on the octogenarian president as
fine homes, it hopped some eight
(or m ore than two years, will be moved
lins, Pendleton miller.
he leisurely m otored through a 12-mtle
blocks to V andeventer place, form erly
lane, flanked w ith guards of honor,
W ashington county has no bonded back to Salem, according to announce
the most exclusive residence center
back of whom men, women and chil
indebtedness and approxim ately 40 m ent m ade by A. A. Schram m , Btate
of St. Louis, and thence th ree blocks
dren w ere m assed until the house-
miles of paved highw ays and 520 miles su p erin ten d en t of banks, a t a m eeting
to Cook, th e cen ter of a large d istrict
of the sta te banking board held In
Moscow.—Leon T rotzky, once all fro n ts form ed unyielding barriers.
of splendid level m acadam roads.
devoted to hom es for negroes.
Salem recently.
V eteran police officials were in
The tw ister reached a velocity of 90 pow erful w ar m in ister of the soviets,
Completion of the digging of nine
T om atoes a re ripening fast and are
acreB of potatoes on the Newton Miller
S eattle, W ash.—A tax reform pro miles an hour in a few seconds, and has again felt th e w eight of discipline clined to estim ate the tu rnout which
farm on Grand Island gave 1000 sacks, of w onderful s ite and flavor and in gram which urges fu rth er slash es in subsided as m any m inutes la te r to be for his out-spoken opposition to the applauded the president on the drive
running from 100 to 120 pounds a sack. sufficient am ount to keep the G rand individual Income taxes and Im medi followed sh o rtly by a b rilliant sun Stalin and Bucharin group, controlling to the stadium a t not less than 1,000,.
Island cannery running continuously.
th e com m unist p arty and the com 000.
a te repeal of the federal e sta te tax shining through wind-torn clouds.
Marion county produces m ore than
C anning of puree has begun. Melons
m unist or th ird in ternational.
wras adopted by the Investm ent Bank
10 per cent of all th e pepperm int
also are ripening fast and a re rich
S horn of governm ental posts and
e rs ’ association of A m erica in con
grown in the United S tates, according
and sw eet. C lover hulling Is pro g ress
dem
oted in th e R ussian com m unist
cluding its 16th annual convention
to L. C. Herrold, Lake Lablsh refinery
ing and quality and yield continue
p arty for his a tta c k s on the control
here.
expert.
good.
ling group in th e past, he has now
The program , w hich w as presented
At a public auction held recently on
been expelled from the executive body
A to tal of 1104 forest fires caused by by the taxation com m ittee, also pro
the Claude Fulgham farm n ear Day-
of th e international, to g eth er w ith M.
lightning, with 418 man caused fires posed reduction In th e corporate in
ton, dairy cows brought good prices,
W ashington, D. C.—Before 300 in
for the season up to Septem ber 20, is come tax “until it accords m ore nearly
W ashington, D. C.—Sixty persons Vuyovich, one of his chief aides.
his entire herd av erag in g m ore than
te
re
ste d guests, including his entire
The
expulsion
was
unanim
ously
vot
shown in the fire sum m ary ju st re with th e rate of the norm al tax on in have filed claim s w ith the postal au
*100 each.
leased by the forest service offices at dividual Incom es," and recom m ended thorities for the *15.900 In gold offered ed by the presidum . or controlling o r cabinet, P resid en t Coolidge exchanged
g reetings with P resident Calles of
Ashland will celebrate Thursday, P ortland. In spite of heavy rains so
elim ination of the item s of capital as a rew ard for inform ation leading ganism of the in ternational, w hich di
October 6, with a big fall festival, far In Septem ber, 48 fires w ere re
Mexico by long-distance telephone and
gains and capital losses in the federal to the a rre st and conviction of the rects in tern atio n al com m unist activi
which, it is said, will eclipse anything ported by the forest rangers from Sep
th u s opened a new ch ap ter in the for
ties.
three
D
eA
utrem
ont
b
ro
th
ers
—
Roy,
Income taxation.
of the kind ever held in 'h a t city. All tem ber 10 to 20.
w ard m arch of in tern atio n al commun
The association w ent on record as Ray and Hugh.
ication of this continent.
of Oregon has been Invited.
The
three-year
h
u
n
t
for
th
e
boys,
T he state tre a su re r has deposited favoring protection of the proceeds of
W O ULD P E N S IO N JUDG ES
T elephoning from the Pan-American
A fter being mangled under the with the sta te 's fiscal agent in New "green " co nstruction bond issues by a fter they had blown up a Southern
wheels of a locomotive, Anthony Me- York *2,197,552.69 to pay principal and the deposit of the funds with a disin Pacific mail train n ear Siskiyou, Or., Oregon Bar Association W o u 'j Retire building here, the president expressed
the hope th a t the "new facilities thus
Gibbon, Brooks Scunlon logging train in terest on Oregon bonds due. A total terested corporate trustee.
Judges at 70 Years.
O ctober 11, 1923, and killed a mail
conductor, died while being bruught of *588,316.25 w as deposited to pay
Bend, Or.— M em bers of the Oregon provided will prom ote a b e tte r under
Hope was expressed th a t congress clerk and th ree trainm en, w as conduct
standing betw een the peoples of the
to a bend hospital last week.
in te re st on *27,000,000 of v eteran ’s aid will sim plify the provisions of the ed on a world wide scale. H undreds S tate Bar association in th e conclud
Sam S tarm er, sheriff of Douglas bonds and *1,609.336.44 to pay *800.000 federal tran sp o rtatio n act under which of false trails and clews w ere run ing session of th e ir first convention tw o countries.” The president spoke
county, was elected by the state board principal and *809.336.44 in te re st on th e activ ities of the railroads are so down by postal Inspectors and d etec under a new constitution, approved in English and when he concluded
P resid en t Calles responded from the
of Control ns com m andant of the Old state highway bonds.
largely controlled by the In terstate tives. H ugh was captured in the P hil resolutions favoring am ong others the
national palace in Mexico City with a
ippines,
w
here
he
was
serving
in
the
S oK lers’ Home a t Roseburg, to suc
re
tire
m
e
n
t
of
judges
on
full
pay
at
com
m
erce
com
m
ission,
to
the
end
More than 80 per cent of the Lane
brief speech in Spanish, ardently ex
ceed the late George W. Riddle.
county prune crop has been ruined or th at the comm ission will be given wide U nited S tates arm y. R ay and Roy the age of 70, the re-zontng of judicial pressing th e sam e hope. The speeches
Union county farm ers are looking badly dam aged by recen t rains, ac discretion in reference to consolida w ere taken at Steubenville, O. All d istricts, an Investigation of charges
th ree now are serving life sentences th a t unlicensed atto rn ey s are p ractic w ere tran slated by official interpret
forward to one of the best potato crops cording to one prom inent grow er, and tions of railroads.
in th e state p en iten tiary a t Salem , Or. ing in Oregon and the draw ing up of ers a t eith er end of the line.
in many years when the croop Is dug some grow ers estim ated the loss to be
new legal code.
this fall. T here are 1300 acres and m ore than that. The rains cam e In
B R IE F G EN ER A L N E W S
Judge John L. R and, P ortland, w as
W O M AN SH O O TS JUDGE
the estim ate is 250 bushels to the acre. Ihe m idst of picking and continued to
LYLE
H
O
LDS
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3
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nam ed president of the association,
W arren P ershing, only son of the
The fifth rase of Infantile paralysis such an ex ten t th a t the prunes not
ucceeding W. L air Thom pson, P o rt Four Bullets Fired Into Federal
was discovered by Dr. P. M. Drake, only cracked, but began to rot on the com m ander of the A m erican expedi Indications Are That He W ill Retain
Jurist’s Body.
land.
W. M. Davis, P ortland, w as
Office
For
a
Time.
tionary force In the world war, is
Coos county h ealth officer, last week, trees.
S alt Lake City, U tah.—Scream ing
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nam ed vice-president.
W
ashington,
D.
C.—Although
prohi
am
ong
the
freshm
en
who
sta
rte
d
their
knd resulted In th e closing of the Toy
T he "to w n ” of N oonchester, born
The resolution calling for re tire "I'll show you how to get justice,'
bition enforcem ent officials here pre
ichool, near Coquille, until October 10. th ree weeks ago of a gold rush th at four-year course a t Yale university.
m
ent
of judges on full pay a t 70, pro- Mrs. Eliza Sim mons, 46, a widow,
P ursuing th eir annual custom . P res dicted some tim e ago th a t Roy C.
The 1927 U niversity of Oregon sum collapsed when rocks failed to react
tding they have been in office 10 fired four shots into the body of Judge
Lyle
would
be
supplanted
by
O
ctober
ident
and
Mrs.
Coolidge
Sunday
a
t
mer sessions at P ortland and Eugene to gidd tests, was moving down the
years im m ediately prior to reaching T illm an D. Johnson of the United
tad a total enrollm ent of 1324, as com- w estern slopes of the C ascades in tended outdoor divine services by Dis 1 as ad m in istrato r for Oregon, W ash th is age, was tu rn ed over to a com S tates d istrict court here as he step
ington
and
A
laska,
he
continued
on
trict
of
Colum
bia
M
asonic
organiza
pared to 1225 in 1926, Dr. Arnold Ben tru ck s from W indy point last week.
ped to the rostrum in his courtroom.
m ittee.
te tt Hall, president of the university, F inal traces of th e town will be re tions a t T em ple heights, site of the th e job w ith indications th a t his s ta
Mrs. Sim mons was overpow ered and
proposed
Masonic
tem
ple.
tu
s
would
not
be
changed
for
an
o
th
er
moved In the next few days, according
tas announced.
C. L. Babcock Heads Good Roads Body taken to the county Jail, w here she
m
onth
at
least,
if
then.
The
six
m
onths'
coal
m
ining
suspen
Congressm an W. C. Hawley hug rec- to Inform ation from the storm y sum sion in Illinois which threw more than
Longview, W ash —The 28th annual was held w ithout charge pending the
Inability of th e civil service com
tm mended the reappointm ent of Fred m it of the m ountains.
70,1100 men out of work, was settled m ission to certify resu lts of exam ina convention of the W ashington sta te outcom e of Judge Johnson's Injuries.
P o rtlan d sm ashed two foreign trad e
K'agner as p o stm aster of Ashland.
when m iners and o p erato rs accepted tions for th e post of a d m in istrato r good roads convention was concluded She stead fastly refused to talk, but a
His present term will expire D ecember records in Septem ber. More w heat a proposal of a joint com m ittee by w as given^at the tre asu ry as the rea here w ith peace and harm ony pre statem en t found at h er home by de
19 and his reappointm ent will be for was exported from th is port th an in which o perations are to be resumed. son no action had been tak en w ith re vailing to the end and final business partm ent of justice agents disclosed
any m onths in Its history. T otal v alu
lour years more.
enacted sm oothly, w ith Clifford L. th a t she believed she had been grave
F ifteen hundred stu d en ts of E m er gard to Lyle.
Norman C hristensen, cheesem aker ation of foreign exports eclipsed the son high ichool of Gary, Ind., returned
At the tre a su ry it was said still to Babcock of Tacom a unanim ously elect ly w ronged when Judge Johnson dis
it the Heil Clover cheese factory of figure for any previous month. Almost to th e ir classes a fter a strik e lasting be th e intention of prohibition cheifs ed president and W alla W alla chosen m issed a suit for *25,000 in 1924. 14
years a fte r her husband was killed in
!he Tillamook County C ream ery asso- nine and a half million bushels of four days, having forced the school to supplant Lyle in the W ashington- as the 1928 convention city.
a m ining accident.
tiation. received first prise for cheese grain, 9.495.747 to be exact, valued at and city au th o rities to oust 24 negro O regon district, probably during a gen
Governor Peay of Tennessee Dies.
Ixhibit at the W ashington sta te fair, *12,306.163, w ere cleared through the stu d en ts from the classroom s.
eral shakeup in the field when th e
local custom s house for the m ark ets
N ashville, T enn.—G overnor Austin Machine Gun Gang Rob* Bank of I350C
•ecently held at Yakima.
Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmena, prohibition bureau Is placed on a civil
Peay, chief executive of th is sta te
Los A ngeles.—Six men, advancing
During th e first 29 days of Septem- of th e world.
independence leaders and presiding service basis.
since 1923, died in his home here. under cover of a m achine gun m anned
All early reg istratio n records for officers respectively of the senate and
le r perm its w ere issued in P ortland
tor construction am ounting to *1,470. Oregon A gricultural college were brok house of rep resen tativ es, have sailed French Note Cites U. 3. T a riff Act. The 51-year old executive was the by a seventh robber, rushed a branch
first governor of T ennessee in 100 of the M erchants N ational hank, held
115. The volume for Septem ber, 1926, en last S aturday when, for the first from Manila to W ashington for a con
W ashington, I). C.—Study of the
years to a ttain the office th e third up five em ployes and 60 custom ers,
s a s *2.617.530, and in August this year tim e In history, m ore than 3000 stu ference with P resid en t Coolidge on
la te st French note on tariffs received tim e in succession.
clubbed a man and a woman and es
den ts w ere enrolled at the close of P hilippine affairs.
ihe total was *1,700.045.
S aturday has satisfied adm inistration
caped with from *3500 to *5000 in
Struck on the head by a ten t pole the first day for retu rn in g students.
officials th a t it w as w ritten in a con
cash.
T H E M ARKETS.
it the C lackam as county fair grounds The actual total of 3055 regular stu *300.000.000 U. S. T a x C u t Feasib le. ciliatory spirit and th at It contains a
it Canby Inst week, while taking down den ts is expected to reach 3500 for
W ashington. D. C.—D espite Increas possible basis for ad justm ent of the
Portland.
Seattle Customs Collector I* Dead.
Ine of the big tents, William W ehner. th e term with long-term stu d en ts for ed governm ent expenditures and ex difficulties betw een the tw o countries.
W heat—B. B. bluestem . *1.28; hard
th
e
e
n
tire
yeur
closely
approaching
Glendale, Cal.—M illard T. H artson.
IS. of Canby, died In the Oregon City
pected loss in some revenue, tax re T he new F rench note cites the equali
the 4000 m ark.
white, federation, soft white, w estern collector of custom s of S eattle and
Hospital from a fractured skull.
duction of *300.000.000 will be feasible sation provisions of the A m erican ta r
The W allowa county fair at E nter
T he Pacific northw est Is expecting next year. C hairm an Madden of the iff act. section 315, as authority under white, hard w inter. »1.25; N orthern prom inent in republican political cir
cles in the sta te of W ashington, died
prise was held last week with favor the larg est potato crop In Its history house ap propriations com m ittee de w hich tre a ty negotiations m ight pro pring. ,1 24; w estern red. *1.234*.
Hay — Alfalfa. *16.50017; valley in a sanitarium here, w here he had
»hie w eather and with a large crowd and present indications are for fine clared a fter a conference a t the W hite ceed. T hat section authorizes ad ju st
m attendance. R eports state th a t ex quality In a large proportion of the House. He expressed the belief the m ent of ra te s up or down to allow for tim othy, *16.50017; eastern Oregon gone two w eeks ago for re s t and tre a t
ment following a general breakdow n io
hlblts were of b etter q uantity and fields. Several years of prosperity for reduction bill would center around a any difference in American and for tim othy, *20.
B u tterfat—44c.
health.
(ualtty th an In nny past year.
potato grow ers have served steadily 1 per cent cut In the corporation tax. eign production costs of the articles
Eggs—Ranch, 32039c.
The 11 banks of W ashington county, to Increase the Oregon and W ashing
Involved In order to rem ove the dif
C attle— Steers, good. *8.7509 50.
Coolidge Opens Service with Belg um.
kccordlng to a recen t report, show an ton acreage In the old producing sec
Roads Oppose Cut in Deciduous Fruit. ference when the articles are placed
H ogs—Medium to choice, *10 0 0 0
W ashington, D. C.—Pi evident Cool
Increase of *293.762 58 in resources tions and have resulted in very heavy
W ashington. D. C - N orthern tra n s In com petition h ere with American 11.85.
idge and King A lbert of Belgium ex
over liabilities, and combined deposits p lantings in at least two sections new
products.
continental railroads have requested
Lam bs — Medium to choice, *10 50 changed w ireless m essages early Mon
sre *4.372.911 56 as com pared with *4. ly discovered especially suitable for
the in terstate com m erce comm ission
0 1 1 50.
day. m arking th e opening of direct
517,403 84 for the sam e period of 1926. the crop.
to modify its order of last July reduc 100 Scheduled to Face Whip Charge
Seattle.
radio-telegraphic service betw een the
A cred it association has been
P ortland city expenses for next year ing freight rates 13 re n ts a hundred
Montgomery, A la.- Indictm ent of at
W heat—Soft white, w estern w hite, United S tates and Belgium.
form ed In e a stern M ultnomah county will be *4.880.013 70. or about ,219 000 pounds on deciduous fruits, other than
least 100 persons on kidnaping and hard w inter. *1 26; w estern red. *1.24;
with G resham as its center. The new h igher than for 1926, but *490.513 17 apple*, moving from C alifornia east
whipping charges In connection with northern spring, * 1 2 6 ',; bluestem . Milwaukee R. R. Value It *558.914,672
officers of the bureau are A. W. Met» less than the d ep artm en ts asked and ward, via m iddle and southern trans
a aeries of whippings in Crenshaw *1 29; dark n orthern spring, *1.40;
W ashington, I). C.—A te n tativ e val
ger, p resid en t; L. A. W alrad. vice- *30.000 less than the limit which the con tin en tal routes.
county in the last year was predicted dark hard w inter. *1.36.
uation of *558.914.672, as of June 30.
presid en t, and Glenwood Miller, secre city might raise, d espite the grow th In
by A ttorney G eneral C harles McCall
Hay — Alfalfa, *25; tim othy, *28; 1918, was placed on the Chicago, Mil
tary .
th e city service for the new year
Babe Ruth Break* 1921 Record.
P. S.. »22.
w aukee A St. Paul railroad by the in
Removal of a q u aran tin e on all Kla
R esignation of E E E lliott as di
New York. N Y.—Babe Ruth cracked I Milwaukee Has Right to Spend Million
R utter—Cream ery. 45c.
te rs ta te com m erce comm ission.
m ath F alls children 15 years old and recto r of vocational education and su- hl* own season record for home ran*
Eggs Ranch. 3 3 46c.
younger w as au thorised last week by pervisor of ag ricu ltu ral education for when he belted hts sixtieth high up | C h ic a g o -F e d e ra l Judge John W.
W ilkerson has granted receivers ol
C attle -S teers, choice. *90 9 40.
Pittsburg Pirate* W in League Pennant
th e city council, following a report by the s ta te board for vocational educa into th e right field bleachers in the
C incinnati.—T he P ittsb u rg P irates
Dr. G. M. Newsom health officer, that tion, effective O ctober I. has been an- eighth Inning of the game with Wash- I the Chicago. Milwaukee A- St. Paul ) Hoc*—Good (12 00 0 1 2 15.
railroad authority to spend approxl
Spokane.
clinched the N ational league pennant
in fan tile p araly sis had been definitely noum ed by (' A llcw urd sta te i s
tngton. Ruth * record of 59 homers m ately *1.000,000 in Im provementa oc
C attle—Steers, good. *8 50 0 9 00.
S aturday by defeating the C incinnati
uerintendent of public In s tru c ts * .
checked.
was made tn 1921.
the road
H gs—Good, *11.0001150.
Reds by 9 to 6.
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