This year's commercial pear crop of
Medford and th e valley will be 2390
H E R B E R T W H IT E
JUDGE BENJ. CARDOZA
cars, which is 206 m ore than last year
and g reatly exceeds th e early season
estim ates because of the fruit having
siz-d up b etter than then anticipated.
j fa th e r of P ro h ib itio n L a w to
Yawning at a hotel in Oregon City
B rie f Resum e of H appenings of
U. S . S u p re m e C o u rt Decision
early Monday m orning. Jack Bates,
Fight
Those
Who
S
e
ll
the W eek C ollected for
R e tu rn s Oil L ands to ¡the
traveling man of Seattle, found th a t
be was unable to close his mouth. A
S upplies.
Our R eaders.
G o vernm ent.
physician was called and it was dis
covered th at he had dislocated his Jaw.
M inneapolis, Minn.—Andrew Vol
The In te rsta te fair was held I d
W ashington, D. C.—T eapot Dome s
The P ortland school board at a spe
stead. fath e r of th e n ational prohibi
P r ce riile la st week with a large M in
m illions of b arrels of oil will go back,
cial m eeting T hursday night fixed the
tion a c t and now legal advisor to th e
t e r to attendance.
to th e governm ent.
total budget for th e public schools
n r t h w e s t prohibition
enforcem ent
Surveying la com pleted and right of for the calendar year 1929 at >(,001,-
The U nited S tates suprem e court
uric, has laid the foundation on w hich
way virtually secured for a cutoff 631 50. Thia la an increase of >5(2.-
has annulled th e lease of th e famous
federal
prohibition
ag
en
ts
have
opened
highw ay betw een Springfield and Co 519 67 over the presen t y ear’s budget.
W yom ing oil field g ran ted to H arry
a w ar ag ain st m anufacture of "hom e
burg.
F. S in clair’s M am m oth Oil company,
Figures compiled In Salem recently
brew ” for p riv ate consum ption.
the sta rtin g point of the oil stands!
The flower show g i v n io Woodburn Indicated th at th e state fair board will
If Mr. V olstead's in te rp re ta tio n of
Investigation of 1923-24.
by th e G arden club last week was so have a surplus of betw een 110.690 and
the law, on which th e m alt shops w ere
T his decision brings to a success
successful tb at it will be au annual 115 000, a fter all expenses of the 1927
raided, survives a court test. S. M.
ful close the governm ent's long legal
vent a re paid. The receipts from all '
event.
Scvale. northw est prohibition adm inis
b attle to regain th e two rich naval
A butm ents for a new bridge over sources thia y ear ag gregated more
trator. said dry ag en ts would a tte m p t
oil reserv es, leased by th e then Seo-
Me« bain < reek n ear Gibbon a re being than 1167,609, as ag ain st 1105.609 in
to close every m alt shop in th e north:
re e ta ry of th e In terio r A lbert B. Fail
built by ibe U m atlba county road 1926
west.
in 1922 and 1923. E. L. D o h e n j»
crew s
Fred Rogers, employed a t th e Con-
A fter an investigation, Mr V olstead
lease
of th e Elk H ills reserv e in Cal
logue
logging
camp
on
th
e
Coquille
Last week th ere was a coat of gravel
H e rb e rt W h ite, w ith the title of
Judge B enjam in Cardoxa of the ann unced th a t in his opinion m alt
ifornia has been annulled by the su
placed on the roads betw een Sweet riv er n ear M arshfield, leaped on the New York Court of A ppeals, who has -hop proprietors could be a rre ste d un
field supervisor, is the rig ht hand
H eme and Poster, im proving traffic back of a buck d eer which en tered the been nam ed by P resident Coolidge to ■ der section 18, parag rap h 2, of th e na- man of Prohibition Comm issioner prem e court and P re sid e n t H arding s
executive order giving the interior De
riv er near him. R ogers rode the buck rep resen t th e U nited S ta te s as a ■ ti< nal prohibition act. T his parag rap h James Doran.
conditions
p a rtm e n t Jurisdiction over the navy
until
It
becam
e
exhausted
and
was
mem
ber
of
the
Intern
atio
nal
C ourt forbids "possession or sale of mater-
R ickreall school was closed last
oil has been revoked by P resident
drowned.
He
th
en
carried
th
e
carcaaa
of A rb itra tio n at The Hague.
I ials designed for use in m anufacturing
week on account of one case of Infan
Coolidge.
to
his
home.
intoxicating liquor." It provides a
tile paralysis being reported by the
A ssociate Ju stic e P ierce B utler an
R ep resen tativ es of a San Francisco
penalty of >500.
attending physician
nounced th e unanim ous decision ct
concern
have
been
quietly
engaged
in
Mr.
V
olstead
fu
rth
e
r
ruled
th
a
t
T he first frost of the season nipped
the court in an opinion which to es
should a thalt shop p ro p rieto r be found
th e late vegetable crops in the Rogue securing oil leases in p arts of Clatsop
47 m inutes to read.
*
county,
south
of
A
storia,
it
has
been
guilty
under
this
section
of
th
e
law.
river valley last week, when the m er
B u tler’s opinion contained a long
learned,
and
have
m
ade
sufficient
he could also be convicted of a con
P aris.-M . B riand, the foreign m inis h isto ry of th e negotiations betw een
cury reached 2 9 4 above.
! headw ay with securing th e options to
spiracy to violate the d ry act. a charge ter, sent in stru ctio n s to Je a n H erbette,
E A. Brownell rancher near Haines,
oil men and governm ent officials, dis
enable them to predict actual drilling
- S p ectacular which carries a penalty of tw o years' F rench am bassador a t Moscow, to in
W ashington, D. C.
claim s the largest w heat yield per
closure of w hich by th e sen ate oil
by th e end of th e year.
raid s on night clubs and c ab arets I im prisonm ent.
form the au th o rities th a t the F rench com m ittee in 1923, 1924, stirre d the
acre this year In Oregon. Hla crop
will
not
be
to
lerated
by
P
rohibition
Six hundred and fourteen fam ilies
governm ent no longer
considered nation.
yielded 73 bushels per acre.
invested 12.229.739 in Oregon lands C om m issioner Doran, who sen t out a
C hristian R akovsky persona grata,
A R itchie of Baker was the success
T here was n ev er any legitim ate
during the year ending O ctober 1. new m anual of in stru ctio n s for dry
and he should be recalled.
ful bidder for the contract for con
reason,
B utler said, for the g reat se
1 purchasing 2C,3(9 acres, according to agents.
The dem and w as m ade because of crecy w ith w hich Fall w as said to
struction of the high school gym nasi
th e rep o rt prepared by W. G. Ide.
The ag en ts w ere ordered to cease
a com m unist proclam ation th a t Ra have surrounded th e leases.
um at Vale His figure was 112,944.
m anager of the Joint land settlem en t th e p ractice of dram atically rushing
kovsky. in his p riv ate capacity, signed
H e found also th a t th e leases were
The Bend Golf club's new nine-hole d ep artm en t of th e Oregon and P o rt in to cab arets with draw n revolvers
at Moscow. It urged foreign w orkers not m ade to prevent drainage of Tea
tu rf course, opened on October 1. The land cham bers of comm erce.
in m aking raids. Arms, th e com m is
Salem Or.—O regon's population has to refuse to support th eir governm ents
pot Dome by nearby priv ately drilled
new course, first of its kind In cen
in any w ar with R ussia, and urged for fields.
A quaran tin e statio n has been estab sioner said, should be u sed only In passed the million m ark.
tral Oregon, was seeded this spring.
self
defense,
as
th
e
ir
u
n
necessary
dis
This
declaration,
contained
in
a
lished by county health officials at
eign soldiers in such circum stances to
Fees earned by the Multnomah C anyonville to prevent the en tran ce play encourages shooting.
statem en t issued by S ecretary of S tate d esert to the Red arm y.
county clerk s office In Septem ber t o | oj
from d istricts affected with
A gents, how ever, may still use shot Kozer. is based upon figures available
In m aking the dem and, F rance
taied 114.54( 70, according to th e infantile paralysis into Douglas coun guns, rifles and m achine guns in from the 1926 school census.
stressed the point th a t it need involve
m onthly report of County Clerk Bev- ty, following the attem p t of paren ts o p eratin g ag ain st m oonshiners in th e
“The estim ate th a t Oregon has a no bad feeling; m erely th e su b stitu
eridge.
population of m ore than 1,000.009 Is tion of one am bassador for another.
from K lam ath Falls and Medford to m ountainous sections.
T he com m issioner also adm onished based upon careful calculation of th e
"G entlem en professors" are p refer send th eir children to th is city to
But Qussia, in a note, said th e recall
ag en ts ag ain st unnecessary drinking ratio of the school population to the would precipitate a serious situation.
red by both blondes and b ru n ettes at school.
W ashington, D. C.—A >400,000,000
total population dating back as far as
th e U niversity of Oregon, while men
“The soviet governm ent h o ld ^ th at tax reduction program is being sub
The N ewport C onstruction company, o t liquors to obtain evidence.
1910," said Kozer. "In th a t y ear chil your statem en t raises a question of
as in stru cto rs are also p referred by Portland, probably will com plete Its
m itted by th e U nited S ta te s cham ber
dren of school age formed 25.52 per extrem e g rav ity to relatio n s betw een
men studenia.
co n tract w ith th e sta te highw ay for
IN D IC T DRY O F F IC E R
of com m erce to its 15oo-member or
cent
of
the
total
population
ot
Oregon.
our countries," the R ussian note had g anizations for a referendum vote to
The McMinnville C hristian church, gettin g out 20,000 yards of rock for
w hich holds the distinction of being m aintenance work on the Mount Hood T e r ry A. T a le n t to Face T ria l for Ten years la te r th is ratio w as 27.30 3aid. "T he recall of Mr. R akovsky is determ ine its policy during congres
per cent. T hese figures a re d e te r so undesirable from the R ussian stan d
Death of Zim m erlee.
the oldest mem ber of its denom ina loop highway this week. A large sup
sional consideration of revenue legis
tion in Oregon, celebrated Its 80th an ply of the crushed rock is piled at var
Medford, Or.—T erry A. T alent, 22, mined from the federal and th e state point. and so inexplicable from the lation.
Blversary Sunday
tous points betw een Sandy and Rho federal prohibition enforcem ent offi school census taken in the years m en view point of the success of our pres
The program as w orked out by a
cer, w as indicted by a grand Jury un tioned and covering every d istric t in ent negotiations, a success obtained special com m ittee calls for reduction
T here were ten fatalities in Oregon dodendron.
the state.
by M. Rakovsky. th a t th e soviet gov of corporate incom e taxes and repeal
due to in d u strial accidents during the
The Douglas county co u rt adopted d er th e d irection of A ssistant A tto r
"A school d istrict census taken in ern m en t cannot tak e a decision in the
week ended O ctober (, according to a the Scottsburg-D rain road, th e Elkton- ney-G eneral LllJeqvist, appointed by
of federal esta te and w ar excise taxes.
O ctober, 1926, showed there w ere 256,- m a tte r w ithout having a form al s ta te
report prepared by the sta te Industrial Diamond Lake road and the T iller cu t th e governor to investigate the death
The recom m endations subm itted iu
884 children in Oregon.
To th ese m ent of F rance's reasons for dem and
accident commission.
off as th e th ree m ajor road p ro jects of S eptem ber 29 of M ansford Zim m erlee,
the referendum a re ;
figures
have
been
applied
th
e
ratio
ing M. R akovsky'g recall."
Reported dam age of approxim ately the county. The first two projects (luring th e progress of a m oonshine of 26.41 per cent (an average of those
"T h at th ere be im m ediate reduction
The ap p aren t th re a t had no effect and repeals in federal taxes which, if
T he bill ch arg es Involuntary
1100.909 to apples in the F reew ater are connected directly with th e Ump raid.
for
1910
and
1920),
w
hich
gives
an
es
on the French attitu d e. The cabinet made effective, a re estim ated to
and Milton d istrict caused by hail has qua highw ay developm ent now being m anslaughter. A bench w arran t was tim ated population for 1926 of 997.098,
decided th a t R akovsky m ust go, and
am ount to >400.000,000 in th e first full
cat do n considerably th e prospect j u n dertaken by the newly organized ,S8Uei* for the a rre s t of T alen t and his a gain of 213.709 over the federal cen
sen t a final note saying so.
ball
fixed
a
t
>2000.
The
grand
Jury
Umpqua
highway
association.
year a fte r the changes are made.
for th e good crop at first in evidence.
h eard 32 w itn esses and spent th ree sus figures of 783,389 for 1920. E m
"T h at the ra te of corporate income
Pendleton
will
have
th
e
beat
equip
A lbany's 1928 general fund budget
ploying the sam e ratio of increase for
days hearing th e testim ony.
B R IE F G EN ER A L N E W S
tax applicable to net incom e of 1927
to be raised by tasallo n was set at ped airp o rt in eastern O regon when
the period since 1926, Oregon can
should not exceed ten per cent.
139.753 80 T he am ount is 11990 more plans of th e governm ent a ir mail serv
ju stly boast an approxim ate popula
Six were killed and 15 others w ere
“T hat congress should provide full
than th e 1927 general fund levy, and ice are carried out to m ake this an Rain Prevents H arvesting of Crops. tion of slightly over 1,000,000.
Injured when two floors of the K im opportunity for the joint congressional
Moscow, Idaho.—C rop dam ages are
Is 1280(3 under the constitutional em ergency landing field on th e Elko-
G rowth In population has been m ore
Pasco route The com m ercial associa likely to be heavy In m any northern m arked in those counties of Oregon berly Clark paper m ills coljapsed at tax com m ittee to perfect proposals for
maximum.
; Idaho com m unities as th e resu lt of which a re to the wept of the C as K im berly, Wis.
revision of federal lafts and th e ir ad
R egents of th e U niversity of Oregon tion field east of the city will be util
M ajor-G eneral W illiam R. Sm ith m inistration."
excessive rain s. The w heat crop in cades.”
ized
and
fitted
with
beacons,
search
have approved the 1928 sum mer school
w as designated by P resid en t Coolidge
the Moscow d istrict will suffer a loss
budge! of 141.000. and authorised the light and o th er equipm ent. W ork is J of about 150,000 bushels, while the j
to be superintendent of the W est P oint
to
sta
rt
in
the
n
ear
fu
tu
re
and
will
be
W AR PRO LO NG ED
appointm ent of Alfred Powers as d i
Y ANKS W IN PEN N A N T
m ilitary academ y, effective next Feb M E X IC A N
pea crop also suffered heavily. Re-
recto r of the sum m er session in P o rt com pleted by June. 1928.
ruary.
—
Calles Sends Big Force to Vera
S tork killing hears w ere th e p artic ports from th e cen tral Idaho region W o rld 's Series Captured in 4 Straig ht
land and Eugene.
Lieutenant-C olonel John F. Dillon, a
sta te th a t 40 p er cent of th e >3,000,000
Cruz, W here Rebels Concentrate.
u
lar
object
o
f
federal
h
u
n
ters
during
Victories from Pittsburg.
F ire losses In Oregon resulting from
m em ber of th e recently created fed
grain crop and 90 per cent of the >350.-
Mexico City.— P resid en t C alles of
th e d estruction of m erchantable ttm Septem ber, when 14 of the anim als 000 bean crop a re still In the fields
eral
radio
com
m
ission,
died
in
San
New York.—The last stand of a
her were sm aller during the 1927 sea w ere bagged, according to the m onthly rapidly d ete rio ra tin g and in some dazed and b attered crew of P ittsb u rg F rancisco at L etterm an general hospi Mexico is planning for a long-drawn-
out b attle with rebels in the sta te of
son th an for 14 years, according to a report of S tanley O. Jew ett, in charge
the t casea to n in g in the shocks. T his sec P ira te s cam e to an inglorious climax tal. He was 61 years old and was re Vera Cruz, it becam e evident with
report prepared by F A. Elliott, state of th e p redatory anim al work in
h ere S aturday when a wild pitch by tired from the arm y. •
tion
of
th
e
sta
te
faces
the
heaviest
Oregon d istrict. In addition, th e hunt
forester. In Salem
Long John Miljus in the ninth inning,
R obert E. S trahorn of Spokane, the arriv al of 5000 additional troops
ers accounted for 350 coyotes. 39 bob loss in h istory.
j with tw o out and the bases full, gave W ash., builder of the Oregon. C alifor from Sonora.
W ith freezing tem p eratu res and
cats, one cougar, 97 badgers and 138
P a rt of the reinforcem ents will be
[ the New York Y ankees the w inning nia & E astern railroad, of K lam ath
heavy snow s falling in the m ountains
porcupines
Two C anadian lynx—an U. S. Favors Refund of French Loan.
used
to stren g th en th e cap ital g arri
Falls,
Or.,
and
Miss
Ruby
G
arland,
and th e heavy rains drenching Uma
W ashington. D. C.-— D espite the gov run and the w orld's cham pionship with
anim al rarely found in O regon—also
son and the rem ain d er will augm ent
San
Francisco
business
woman
and
tllla county farm lands, m ad co n stru e
a
record-equaling
streak
of
four
suc-
ern m e n t’s ban on new loans to i
were killed
world traveler, w ere m arried a t San forces already in Vera Cruz pursuing
tlon and fall plowing and seeding Is si
F rance, th e sta te d ep artm en t has ap- i cessive trium phs,
A tragedy was narrow ly averted laat
rebel troops under G enerals Gomez
a stan d still iu th at section
proved th e refunding, a t 6 per cent. ! M iljus made a gift of the fourth and Francisco.
week by the prom pt work ol a ranch-
and Almada.
A
m
erican
hens
are
creating
a
record
An ordinance regulating card play hand when George W. Johnston, prom- of th e >78.000,000 loan to th a t nation ,ln al *an,e ,o ,he An>«’>'‘<'a n league
The fact th a t the fédérais have as
Ing » a . adopted by the Roseburg city |
banker aI)1, bu, )ne„
()f which was made th ree years ago a t cham pions, spoiling a courageous come for them selves by laying collectively
yet made no contact with the rebels
at
the
rate
of
760
eggs
a
second
or
8
per
cent.
back
by
the
B
uccaneers
and
w
recking
rc u n ril
It prohibits card playing in Dufur was attacked and tram pled by
____________________ an otherw ise sensational relief pitch
24,000.000.000 a year, the d epartm ent was felt here to indicate th a t the gov
any pool hall or card hall except on a hull Mr. Johnston waa rolled and
ing
perform
ance.
T
he
score
w
as
4
of
Agriculture said, explaining th a t ernm ent is proceeding slowly and cau
the first floor, and m akes It unlawful tossed for a d istan ce of 50 feet before j
T H E M ARKETS
they
accounted for about 16 per cent tiously and taking no chances on the
i
to
3.
to perm it gam es behind locked doors his rescu er arrived and held th e in
of
the
total value of all livestock and escape of th e rebel leaders.
P ortland
The Coos and Curry Telephone com furiated anim al at bay with a pitch-
The w ar office announced th a t
Its
produc
ts last year.
Pershing
to
Head
Church
Fund
Drive.
W heat B. B. bluestem , >1.28; haru
pany Is reco n stru ctin g Its line be fork
The fact th at the hull had re
heavy d esertions am ong the revolu
W
ashington,
D.
C.—G
eneral
John
J.
w
hite,
>126;
federation,
soft
white.
tw een Gold Beach and the California cently been dehorned probably saved
tionists continued and th at the rebels,
w estern white. >1 2 4 4 ; hard w inter, I P ershing has accepted th e chairm an- Illinois Bank W recked by President.
sta te line, a d istan ce ot about 50 m iles Mr. Jo h n sto n 's life.
on evacuating P erote and O riental,
Aurora. Ill — W h ile John Esser, the
>1.25; n o rth ern spring, >1.24; w estern ship of a com m ittee which will con-
New poles are being set lo r (he en tire
Apple grow ers of th e Milton-Free- '
duct a nation-w ide cam paign to raise young president of the Aurora T ru st left behind all heavy equipm ent, in
d istan ce along the Roosevelt highway w ater section have appealed to Oregon ' red. >1 2 3 4 .
cluding trains.
ultim ately >30.000.000 for the comple- and Savings bank, lay In Jail lam ent-
Mrs A lm ira Sparks. 84, early pio A gricultural college to help them solve j H ay — Alfalfa. >16 5 0 « 17; valley
tion
and
endow
m
ent
of
W
ashington
Ing
the
gam
bling
urge
which
caused
n eer of Oregon died at the home of the problem of fruit rot which has j tim othy, >16 5 0 0 1 7 ; ea ste rn Oregon
cath ed ral and Its associated in stitu him to steal and thereby blight the Oregon and fdaho Play 0-to-0 Game.
h er (laughter Mrs Susanna Bowers. developed because of the use of wash f tim othy, >20.
Eugene, Or. — Oregon and Idaho
tions.
T he cathedral is being built by progress of a q u arter century, auditors
In Eug> ne last week
Mrs Sparks ers Io rid apples of srse n a te of lead I R u tterfat—44c.
the P ro te sta n t Episcopal C athedral worked over the closed in stitu tio n 's played a scoreless tie in th eir first
Eggs
Ranch,
32039c.
came to this slate by ox learn over the residue Insistence by federal au th o r j
Foundation of the D istrict of Colum books and found Indications the spec Pacific Coast conference gam e of the
•
Old Oregon T rail with her parents In Ities th at all apples he w ashed in or I
ulations would run n earer >250.000 football season here. It w as the sec
Hogs -M edium to choice, >10.000 bia.
1847 II required sis m onths to make der to win approval as grade No 1
than
the original estim ate of >100.000. ond no score contest these tw o insti
11
85.
th e trip The fam ily settled on a do has brought heavy financial losses to
tutions have played in th e ir 19 sea
A
ustria
to
Recall
Soviet
Envoy.
Lam bs — Medium to choice, >10.50
nation land claim of 640 acres near grow ers. It is claimed, due to open
sons of com petition.
Moscow.—A
ustria
has
decided
def
Relief
in
Balkan
Tension
Seen.
0
1
1
50.
W heatland, 14 miles north of Salem cores w here the rot sets In.
initely to recall her m inister to Rus
S eattle.
Sofia. Bulgaria.—T ension betw een
A tim ber sale totaling >46,853 87
Burt Brown B aker, noted New
Babe Ruth" Lays 229 Eggs.
W heat Soft w hite, w estern w hite, sia. It was said the recall had no B ulgaria and Jugo slav ia was believed
was conducted by the United S tates York and Chicago lawyer, was elected
Omaha. N e b —Showing her com
h ard w inter, n o rth ern spring, >126; connection with the French Russian to have been relieved following a
land office in Roseburg laat week vice president, in charge of public re
w estern red. >1 25; bluestem . >129; dispute, hut is due to dissatisfaction m eeting of the Jugo-Slav m inister plete unconcern for contentions of
T im ber on seven tra c ts was sold the lations. at the U niversity ot Oregon. !
d ark northern spring. >1.40; dark hard in V ienna over telegram s sent by the here and the B ulgarian foreign m in Lady Skyline, Colorado hen. Babe
lands being located in Polk, Lane A nnouncem ent of the appointm ent fol- [
m in ister during the recen t Vienna ister. I nfriendly feeling betw een the Ru’h. O m aha co n testan t in the Na
w in ter >1.36.
W ashington, Columbia and Jackson lowed a m eeting of the board of re !
riots.
H
ay
—
Alfalfa,
>25;
tim
othy.
>28;
two nations has heen climaxed by tional Poultry L ayers' association con
counties
gents in Eugene
P. S.. >22.
the killing of G eneral K ovachevitch, test, laid 229 eggs in as many days.
The Import duty on ch erries prob
To com bat the low er fogs of the
M edford Churches Closed Sunday.
B u tter—Cream ery, 4(c.
distinguished
Jugo Slav arm y officer,
ably will he increased from 2 to J low er Columbia highw ay, busses op- |
E ggs Ranch, 45c.
(30,000.000 Loan to Prussia Made.
Medford. Or.—W ith all the leading by a band of Bulgarian bandits.
cents per pound, according to M ai erated by the Spokane, P ortland A
Cattle Steers, choice. >8 5009.50.
churches
closed
Sunday
In
conform
a
Berlin.—D ifficulties encountered in
S
eattle
railw
ay
have
been
painted
a
!
O ehlar, Salem altorney. who retu rn ed
Hogs Prime. »11 16011 25
tion with the infantile paralysis pre
th e negotiations of the P russian state
Germany Gets F irst Rotary Club.
from W ashington, where he conferred b right orange The carriers were for- !
Spokane.
cautionary quarantine imposed for two
H am burg. G erm an y —The first Ro governm ent for a >30.000.000 loan
with m em bers of the federal tariff merly a light gray which blended loo
C attle Steer», good. >9 50 0 9 00.
w eeks by the city council, this city tary club of G erm any has been or from an A m erican banking group
• a s tir with the lug.
commission.
U t i |i Good, >10 50010 75
passed a churchless Sunday.
have been solved, it was officially
ganised here.
announced.
VOLSTEAD WARS ON
THE MALT SELLERS
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
L
TEAPOT DOME OIL
LEASE ANNULLED
FRANCE ASKS RUSSIA
TO RECALL RAKOVSKY
SPECTACULAR BOOZE
RAIDS FORBIDDEN
OREGON HAS OVER
MILLION POPULATION
NATIONAL CHAMBER
PLANS LOWER TAXES
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