TWO KILLED WHEN
STRIKERS RUSH MINE
ANOUS T. D A V IS
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
C o lo rad o S ta te P olice and I.
W. W. C lash a t C olum
bine M ine.
B rie f R esum e of H appenings of
the W eek C ollected fo r
O ur R ead ers.
D enver.—Two strik in g m iners were
killed and at least lo I W W and
tta te police wounded in a clasb be
tw een th e two forces nt th e Columbine ,
mine, according to rep o rts to authori- |
T h ere are 561 stu d en ts reg istered In
the La G rande high school, according
to th e m onthly rep o rt of the city su
p erin ten d en t of schools.
O regon's honey production am ounts
to m ore th a a 400 tons annually and
grades th e highest in th e United
S tates, m em bers of the Oregon S ta ts
Bee K eepers' association were told
at a m eeting held in H erm iston last
week.
S C O TT W . LUCAS
COOLIDGE REPORTS ON
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
C o lu m b ia B asin P ro je c t Men
tio n ed in the P res id en t's
A d d ress.
The en tire C hem aw a Indian school
reserv atio n has been placed under
qu aran tin e follow ing th e announce
m ent th a t 55 cases previously diag
nosed as chickenpox w ere really sm all
pox. One case of infantile paralysis
was also reported there.
P hiladelphia. P a.—A national pro-
gram calling for in tern al Improve
m ents, developm ent of th e country’s
defenses and th e prom otion of peace
was outlined by P re sid e n t Coolidge in
cautioning a g a in st th e " te st of pros
p erity" facing A m erica.
S peaking before a distinguished au
dience of business lead ers a t the Union
League of P hiladalphia, Mr. Coolidge
gave a com prehensive report of the
n atio n 's affairs and then detailed hig
hopes for th e fu tu re in th e most com
plete w ay he has ev er attem pted out
side of a m essage to congress.
T he p resid en t spoke a fte r he had
been given th e gol4 m edal for distin
guished public service and honorary
m em bership in th e U nion league, the
only p resid en t to receive both awards
from this organization founded in Civil
w ar days.
Flood control, developm ent of water
w ay system s, construction of more
cru ise rs and subm arines for the navy,
encouragem ent of com m ercial aviation
an d atte n tio n to th e Colorado river
and Colum bia basin projects were
m entioned by th e president, as he em
phasized th a t “we can begin to con
sid e r in te rn a l developm ents."
W hile a m oderate tax reduction is
In sight, he w arned again th at this
depended on s tric t economy, and again
he urged rapid re tire m e n t of the pub
lic debt, "th e g re a te st w eakness in our
line of n atio n al defense."
Apples have proved alm ost three-
fourths wormy th is y ear In the M c
A. A. Schram m , sta te superintendent
M innville section, according to farm
ties here.
of banks, last week denied an applica
The fight followed attem p ts of 500 I
ers’ estim ates. W hat good apples re
tion for estab lish m en t of a new bank
main are being picked, some for dry
Striking m iners and th eir wives, d ress
a t Aloha, W ashington county.
ing purposes. Few have been canned,
ed in overalls, to rush a force of 15
The C itizens’ bank of Drain is being as th eir grade is inferior.
state guards in o rd er to pick et the
liquidated
and depositors a re asked
property.
The full property valuations of pub
to call a t the bank as soon as possible
Adams Bèll of Laurie, leader of th e ;
lie utilities in Oregon for th e year
and receive paym ent in full of th eir
m iners, w as one of th e men killed.
1927 bave been estim ated by the sta te
account.
The Columbine mine has been a con
tax com m issioner a t approxim ately
T he Libby, McNeil & Libby cannery 3283,000,000, or 313,000,000 in excess of
testin g ground since the 1. W. W. '
at The D alles has closed down for the the p roperty valuations of th ese cor
Strike was called s i i w eeks ago. It
w inter season and will rem ain closed porations for the y ear 1926.
has been the only p roperty which has
until th e straw b erry season opens next
operated virtually w ithout trouble dur-
Max G ebuer of M edford was given
Ing the strike.
Andus T. Davis, recently named May or June.
8cott W . Lucas, who has been ap
the 15-year co n tract insuring the com
W hen the 500 m iners approached chief clerk of the Post Office depart
J. C. K raft of Canby w as elected m ercial rig h ts for bottling lith ia w ater pointed national judge advocate of ths
the property Monday m orning, Deputy ment, is a native of Leesburg, Mo.
presid ent of the C lackam as cow te st and gas rig h ts a t the A shland city Am erican Legion, is a la w y e r of H a v
Eheriff L. J. Beynon m ounted a m otor
ing association a t the annual m eeting springs by th e city council. It is s ta t ana, III.
truck and asked them no t to go into
of th e organization held in Oregon ed th a t 320,000 w orth of equipm ent
the enclosure.
City la st week.
will be used in the developm ent of the
“T here is no use of causing a con
Road work on M ount Hood has been project.
flict,’’ he cautioned. "You men m ust
halted by snow. The governm ent is
A nother Coos county tow n w ent un
so t violate th e s ta te law by entering
m oving its equipm ent from G overn der Infantile p araly sis q uarantine
onto this property.”
m ent Camp and will abandon im prove when Coquille invoked a ban last
The m iners paused.
W ashington, D. C.—Consolidation of m ent until spring.
week. M arshfield and M yrtle P oint are
"D on’t pay any atten tio n to Beynon,"
the offices of revenue collector and in
Cleveland, O.—If It ev er becom es Im
Mrs. Susan J a n e H earing of H aines, both enforcing s tric t qu aran tin e reg
Bell shouted, "h e’s a stool pigeon for
tern al revenue ag en t Is recom m ended 79, affectionately know n to hundreds ulations and th ere is a possibility that possible to enforce th e 18th am end
G overnor Adams."
In a rep o rt of tax experts to th e con of h er friends as "G randm a” H earing, N orth Bend will Join w ith the other m ent, th a t am en d m en t should be re
The strik ers stam ped nervously.
gressional Joint com m ittee on taxation
pealed from th e co n stitution, S en ato r
died a t h er hom e la st week a fte r a cities soon.
"Come on," Bell shouted.
and it is probable th a t th is change will long period of failing health.
W
illiam E. B orah of Idaho said In a
The crowd pushed Inside. As it
The sta te board of dental exam iners,
be embodied in th e new revenue bill.
Beared the second gate, s ta te police
with a class of 20 app lican ts for dental speech before th e n ational grange.
C.
D.
R
orer,
p
resid
en
t
of
the
Bank
In th e Pacific no rth w est th e re is a
B orah pleaded for enfo rcem en t of
loosed a num ber of te a r bombs.
certificates, is conducting its sem i
collector of in tern al revenue for Ore of Com m erce of E ugene, has been
co n stitu tio n al principles, Including the
Cursing and yelling, th e m iners tell
annual
clinic
a
t
th
e
s
ta
te
prison
in
placed
on
the
orderly
farm
m
arketing
gon at P ortland, an o th er for W ashing
prohibition am endm ent, and em phasis
back. When the gas had cleared away
ton and A laska a t Tacom a, while the com m ittee of the sta te division of the Salem th is week. All prisoners in ed th a t he would not com prom ise upon
the strik ers charged again.
need
of
dental
service
a
re
provided
A
m
erican
B
an
k
ers’
association.
Internal revenue agent, who has the
th e su b ject in any way.
"8to p w here you are," th e lead er of
D iscovery of a body of ore on th e this service free of cost to the state
larg est force of employes, is located
B ut if th e tim e e v e r com es,” he
the state police ordered.
a t S eattle. The new plan will consoli Illinois river, about five m iles above at these clinics.
added, “w hen it is a p p a re n t th a t th e
B ut the m iners moved forward. The
Two carloads of turkeys, a to tal of
d ate all th e federal tax activ ities for Agnes, carrying high values in free
people do not propose to enforce it
clash came a fte r the officers had fired
Oregon at P o rtlan d and those for gold, w as reported by F red Volt, m in 3000 dressed birds, w as shipped to th en I v en tu re to say th ey will tak e it
into the air, in hopes of stopping the
P ortland for the T hanksgiving m ark et
W ashington, D. C.— Hope th at the
W ashington a t Tacom a. It is estim at er, who was in Gold Beach recently.
o u t of th e constitution, as th e y ought
advance. Sw inging clubs and waving
action of th e Mexican suprem e court
from the P ilo t Rock d istrict, accord to.”
ed th a t u n d er th is plan th e Oregon
T
he
annual
m
eeting
of
the
O
regon
knives, th e atta c k e rs sw ept on th e of
in th e M exican P etroleum company
field force will be reduced by six but W oolgrow ers’ association will be held ing to David Boyd, extensive tu rk ey
B orah pleaded for p a rty and political
ficers, who then lowered th eir revolv
th e m erger releases 16 field men and in P endleton, Jan u a ry 13 and 14, ac grow er. F o r the C h ristm as m ark et fidelity to th e co n stitu tio n and said d rilling p erm it case has opened the
ers and fired into the advancing ra n k s
15 office w orkers. W h eth er the con cording to a recent announcem ent by over 6000 birds will be dressed in the he believed th e prohibition am end w ay for a d ju stm e n t of the entire oil
con tro v ersy w ith Mexico w as express
solidated office should be in Tacom a K. G. W arner, p resident of the group. Pilot Rock district.
m ent could be enforced.
ed in a form al sta te m e n t made public
or S eattle is not discussed.
C
onstruction
of
a
county
hospital,
A ccording to the m onthly rep o rt of
by th e s ta te departm ent.
At P ortland, th e rep o rt says, th ere
S. W. S trau s & Co., Salem stan d s sec to cost 350,000, w as assu red a t G rants
9 2 7 S A LM O N PACK LARGE
OTficiais w ere not inclined to go
were 31 authorized em ployes in the
P
ass
when
310,000
required
by
public
ond in building activ ity in O regon for
beyond th is sta te m e n t In discussing
office of th e collector S eptem ber 1,
subscription
for
th
e
furnishing
of
the
the m onth of O ctober, being exceeded
T o ta l of 881,546 Cases Reported In
significance of th e Mexican court de
whose salaries aggregated J58.560, and
The Jackson
Puget Sound D is tric t.
only by P ortland. K lam ath F alls is building w as raised.
cision.
T he com plexities of Mexican
19
m
em
bers
of
th
e
field
force
with
sal
county
court
ap
p
ropriated
360.000
of
P aris.—A nother S3 per cent increase
third.
O lym pia. W ash.— T his y e a r’s salmon law, w hich differs w idely from Ameri
the O regon and C alifornia land g ra n t
In th e French tariff on w heat and rye aries am ounting to 339,220.
pack, to tallin g 881,546 cases, w as the can practice, m ake it difficult to de
Many fine flocks of turkeys, raised
In th e office of th e revenue agent
refunds for the stru ctu re.
flour Im ports was followed by renew al
la rg e st since 1919. w ith th e exception term in e the full p u rp o rt of the deci
in th e D ayton looality, will be m ark et
in
S
eattle
th
ere
w
ere
106
employes,
of th e duties on frozen m eat which
D istrict Game W arden F ish was ap of 1925, w hen 911.670 cases w ere pack
ed th is week. T he prevailing strain
sion w ithout detailed study of the
have been suspended since 1914. Of Including field men, with salaries ag
pealed to la s t week to drive off tw o ed, according to th e re p o rt of C harles
s
the
m
am
m
oth
bronze.
Many
of
th
e
w
ritte n docum ent w hich ultimately
g
regating
over
3283,000,
while
th
e
Ta
th e two Increases, the h igher grain
young tu rk s weigh from 20 to 25 bull elk on the farm of Mr. Young, on R. Pollock, su p erv iso r of th e d ep art will stan d as th e legal record for guid
tariff will have the g reater effect on coma co llectors’ office has 86 employes
the
sta
te
highw
ay
betw
een
Coquille
m en t of fisheries, to D irector M aybury, ance of M exican courts and executivs
pounds.
w hose salaries total 3186,000.
American eip o rte rs.
and M yrtle Point. Mr, Young inform ed fo r the P uget Sound d istrict.
Thirty-five
L
ane
county
bank
em
officials.
A 33 per cent rise in the grain
W arden F ish th a t the elk w ere frig h t
M ore hum pbacks, know n as pinks,
ployes are enrolled in the course s ta rt
ta riff went Into effect S eptem ber 2.
ening his dairy herd and he w anted w ere canned th is y ear than any other
B R IE F G ENERAL N E W S
ed by the Lane county ch ap te r of the
Mexico City.—The M exican supreme
so th e additional tax m akes the tariff
them run out of th e low er country.
species of salm on. Of th is variety court has ruled In favor of the Mexi
A
m
erican
In
s
titu
te
of
Banking.
The
New O rleans custom s officers have
70 per cent o r m ore above th at which
W ith poultry grow ers from Bend, 586.791 cases w ere packed; 117,290
can P etroleum com pany, an American
seized 7500 rounds of rifle am m unition class m eets at E ugene each T uesday H erm iston, Hood R iver and The silv e rs;
existed th ree m onths ago.
96,466
sockeyes;
43.454 concern, in th e first decision involving
evening.
N evertheless France is expected to aboard two steam ers, believed to have
Dalles, and experts from O regon A gri Chinooks; 37,418 dogs or chum s, and
th e new petroleum law. The court,
C h ristopher W itte, 44, farm er of the
buy larger quan tities of grain In the been intended for .Mexican revolution
cu ltu ral college and n orthw est co-op only 216 steelheads.
by unanim ous decision, granted the
C entral P oint d istric t, was killed in
U nited S tates because the 1927 do ists. Five men were arrested .
erativ e associations In atten d an ce, dis
T his y ears' pack of sockeye* m ore appeal re stra in in g the departm ent of
stan
tly
last
week
when
a
tra
c
to
r
he
The navy d ep artm en t has announced
m estic crop is not only below th e na
cussion of a cen tral poultry d istrib u t than doubled th a t of 1923, w hen 47,-
tional needs but Is of such poor qual aw ard of a co n tract to the W right Aero was driv ing fell upon him. T he m a ing organization was taken up a t a 402 cases w ere packed, but th e pack Industry, com m erce and labor from
cancelling certain of th e company's
ity th a t b etter w heat will have to be corporation, P aterso n , N. J., for 156 chine h it a depression in the field and m eeting in The D alles la s t week.
of silvers fell 4710 cases sh o rt of the drilling perm its.
brought in from abroad to m ake bread ! " ’right 2o0 horsepow er aircooled mo- fell backw ards.
T he new crim inal law, w hich pro 1923 pack, and th a t of chum s, 59,663
palatable.
to rs a t a to tal cost of 3877,923.
The 143 school d is tric ts in Marion
vides th a t defen d an ts in crim inal cases short.
P lans for th e creatio n of a 3500,000 county will receive 31-56 for each child
Resum ption of th e ta riff on frozen
$ 3 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 A R M Y BUDGET
cases may waive grand ju ry action
m eat eventually will h it A m erican fund for a m em orial shrine to the of school age, according to th e appor
and plead guilty, has proved a success Oregon Possesses 3897 M iles of Rails.
L argest M ilitary E xpenditure Since
packers now engaged in bringing this m em ory of “U ncle Joe" Cannon have tio n m en t of the school funds a n
in co u rt a t E ugene, according to Dis
Salem , Or.—R ailroad m ileage in Ore
Close of W ar In Prospect.
product from A rgentine to France, b**“ com pleted by a com m ittee of the nounced by the county school su p erin
tr lc t A ttorney John S. Medley. About gon to ta ls 3897 m iles, w hile m otor
Very little frozen m eat comes to Danville, 111., ch am b er of com m erce. ten d en t recently.
W
ashington,
D. C. — Congressional
20 d efen d an ts have en tered pleas since c a rrie rs o p erated In eith e r d irect or
F ran ce d irectly from th e U nited
The confused Indianapolis political
R eceipt of first h alf tax es from a the law took e ffe c t saving th e state in d irect com petition w ith the rail lines approval of th e la rg est m ilitary bud
S tates.
situ atio n , quiet since election of L. E. num ber of O regon counties has re
considerable money.
cover approxim ately 1862 m iles. T hese g et since th e end of th e war-time ex
- -
. Slack as m ayor, broke loose again duced th e general fund deficit of the
pansion period In 1922 Is In prospect as
S ixteen persons w ere killed and 446 figures w ere contained in a re p o rt pre
W A SH IN G TO N F IR M S D E FA U LT when the grand Jury returne<1 lndlct- sta te to approxim ately 3350,000, ac persons w ere injured in a total of 2875 pared by the public service com m is m em bers of th e house and senate drift
m en ts charging bribery a g ain st four cording to a sta te m e n t prep ared by
back to W ashington fo r th e coming
traffic accid en ts reported to the state sion here.
M any Industrial Insurance Prem ium s members of the city council.
session.
th e s ta te tre a su re r.
traffic officers during O ctober. Of
Reported Unpaid.
The freak ish s to rm —described by
B udget req u irem en ts of the army
Edw ard Ring escaped w ith a m inor the to ta l num ber of accidents 1140 F orm er President of N. P. Road Dead.
Olympia. W a s h —In sp ite of warn- th e w eath er bureau as a "baby" torna-
have risen stead ily during the last five
ut on th e head w hen his sm all auto w ere due to carelessness on th e part
Concord, N. H .—C harles S an g er Mel
ings from the dep artm en t of labor and j do—which stru ck th e e a stern fringes
mobile plunged through a fence and of d riv ers, 398 w ere caused by the lon. form er p resid en t of the Boston * y ears and it would not be surprising
in d u stries more than ‘ OO firm s w ere ' and suburbs of W ashington, w rought
down a 400-foot precipice of th e Co failure of operators to give right of Maine, th e New York, New H aven and if congress votes favorably on a $300,-
reported In default in paym ent of th eir i a p ro p erty dam age th a t will am ount
lum bia highw ay a t R uthton hill near way. and 36 were caused by defective H artford and th e N orthern Pacific rail 000,000 budget for th e m ilitary activi
Industrial insurance prem ium s Octo- i to 31,500,000, according to estim ates.
Hood R iver last week.
roads, died a t his hom e h ere in his ties of th e w ar d ep artm en t during the
brakes.
ber It , D irector Bowman announced.
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fiscal year beginning n ext July. Addi
77th
year.
Rev. W illiam H. Ray, p asto r of the
T he amendm ent to the ind ustrial In- N a v y Plans Ignore Conference F ailu re
A record for steel laying w as made
tions of funds for non-m ilitary activi
M
ethodist
church,
South,
of
Medford,
durance act passed by the last rcs -
on the G reat N orthern extension south
W ashington, D. <’ While P resid en t
ties will ra ise th is sum to a much
was
a
rre
ste
d
by
an
officer
n
ear
Jack-
T H E M ARKETS
Sion of the leg islatu re req u ires era- Coolidge expects th e navy to be In-
from Bend, when 6700 feet of track
h ig h er figure.
son
H
ot
Springs,
a
re
so
rt
on
the
Pa-
w as put in place in one day last week.
pluyera io rep o rt th eir payrolls bo- , creased by the addition of som e cruis
C ontroversies sure to arise as the
Portland
fore the 16th of each m onth, Instead ers, It was re ite ra te d a t th e W hite ctflc highw ay n ear A shland, last week, T he steel crew was only ten m iles
resu lt of conflicting view s on the needs
harged with Intoxication.
W
h
eat—Big
Bend
bluestem
.
$
1
.2
6
^
;
of every four m onths as form erly, or H ouse th at th e failure of th e G eueva
from C hem ult, w here the extension
of th e A m erican m ilitary establish
P o stal receipts are a recognized ba will join th e E ugene-K lam ath Falls hard w inter. 3 1 2 7 H ; federation, soft
be declared In default.
co n ference would have no effect on
hard m ent may ten d to raise approved army
More th an 2too notices w ere sen t th e navy building program he will ro m eter of trad e all over the world. line of the S outhern Pacific. The steel white, w estern w hite, $1.25
w
inter,
n
o
rth
ern
spring,
$
1
.2
2
^
;
w
est ex p en d itu res above the $300,000,006
Compiled
on
activ
ities
of
the
past
12
out to o p erato rs who failed to rep o rt recom m ended to congress,
crew , once its work is com pleted, will
m ark, as inform ed w ar departm ent
ern
red,
|1
.2
1
^
.
m onths as com pared w ith th e preced be converted Into a surfacing crew.
th eir May S eptem ber payrolls. U nder
officials and arm y officers realixe such
H
ay
—
Alfalfa.
$16.50®17;
valley
ing
12
m
onth
period,
P
ortland
postal
th e old law 6200 notices w ere sen t ; Ruth Elder Signs Contract fo r $100,000
E arly broccoli and cauliflow er a re
a sum will not provide an arm y large
to those who failed to deliv er th eir j New York. R uth Elder, th e aviatrix, reeclpta show an increase of 316,000. new being shipped from R oseburg in tim othy, $16.50@17; e a stern Oregon
enough for ad eq u ate national defense.
tim othy. 320.
S eptem ber payroll reports.
May 2, known to O regon as Cham crate lots. It is expected th a t the first
I h as signed a c o n tract to ap p ear in
B
u
tte
rfa
t—45c.
vaudeville over th e country for 100 poeg day. is to be observed In th i car will be loaded out next week.
U. S. Seizes O il M agnate's Bonds-
E ggs— Ranch. 37® 45c.
Board Approves K lam ath F alls Lins. days for a to tal paym ent of 3100,000, schools of the sta te as Oregon day. T h ere will be five or six cars of this
C
attle—
S
teers,
good.
$9.00®10.00.
W
ashington. D. C — L iberty bonds
M inneapolis, M inn—D irectors of the O eorge H alderm an, h er pilot, will ap- it will not be a holiday, but the schools early strain , according to present in
H ogs — M edium to choice, 39 25® valued a t $100,000 w ere seized by the
O reat N orthern railw ay com pleted ar- p ear w ith h er and will Introduce Miss will be expected to have program s per dications but the bulk of the broccoli
governm ent in H. M. B lackm er’e safe
ran g em en ts to extend th e operations E ld er to th e audiences.
taining to Oregon history, according crop will not m ature until March or $.90.
L am bs — M edium to choice, $1149 deposit box h ere as security for a pros
of th e ir road southw ard from Bend, I
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to C. A. Howard, s ta te school superin April. Local exchanges a re pooling
12.50.
pective fo rfeitu re to th e government
tendent.
O r . to K lam ath Falls, and to share In
Dean G. A. Covell Diss,
th e ir in te re sts in the early shipm ents.
Seattle.
for his non ap pearance as a witness in
the heavy traffic of th e rich K lam ath
Corvallis, Or. Dean G. A. Coveil,
W ith a big crew of w orkers in the
The O regon agricultural college band
W h eat—Soft w hite, w estern white, the T eapot Dome case. The seizure
tim b er d istrict, w hich now produces *5. who organised th e school of engl- field and a steam shovel in operation,
and a student o rch estra took an ac $1.2$; hard w inter. $1.24; w estern red. w as m ade by U nited S tates Marshal
more th an 300.000,000 feet of lum ber | n eerlng In 1889, died here. Dean Coveil extension of the Ochoco highway east
tive part In the opening of the new $1.23; n o rth ern spring. $1.25ft; blue- E dgar C. S nyder and Chief Deputy S.
annually, and Is scheduled to double since Ju n e has serv ed as dean of the from Mitchell is taking m aterial form.
Ite output w ithin a few years. The sc- g rad u ate school of en gineering and di- In o rd er to rush the work. It is plan H otel C orvallis last week The H otel stem . Sl.SIVh; dark n o rth ern spring, B. C allahan.
lion m arks th e final step in a project recto r of th e engineering d e p a rtm e n t ned to use a night crew on the steam C orvallis Is the second high-class hotel $1.42; dark hard w inter, $1.27.
to have been built In C orvallis w ithin
H ay — Alfalfa. $25; tim othy, $28;
Involving to tal ex penditure of around
Hotel Hobo Nam e of New Hostelry.
shovel.
the past tew years.
P. 8., $22.
13.000,000.
Farm er«' Union Reelects Barrwtt.
O m aha. Neb.—"H otel Hobo" Is the
McM innville’s budget for 1928 Is ten
T here were eight fatalities in O re
B u tterfat—52c.
Des Motnes, la.— Despite ta lk of se tatlvely set at $551.122 45. representing
nam e of O m aha's new est hostelry, in
E ggs—R anch. 45c.
Newspapers Must Support Fascism.
cession by opposition delegatee, C. S a cut of about 37500. It Is proposed gon due to industrial accidents during
augurated by Jam es E ads How, the
C a ttle —S teers, choice, $9 25® 10 00. "m illionaire hobo." T he hotel, con
Rome The F aarlet grand councIL B arrett, Union City, G a . was reelected to elim inate the county agent and the the week ending N ovem ber 17, accord
Ing
to
a
report
prepared
by
the
sta
te
Hoga—Prim e. $9 $5® 10.00.
presided o v er by P rem ier M ustollnl, to hie 33d term as president of the county su p erin ten d en t's deputy and
taining 64 room s, will m ake a charge
Spokane.
(a d d e d th at all n ew spapers in Italy F arm e rs’ E ducational and Cooperatlv« cut the bridge funds from |Jl,v 6 6 to industrial accident comm ission. T here
of not m ore th an 25 cen ts for unene
were
a
total
of
(16
accidents
reported
Union of A m erica hers.
must be loyal to Fascism .
C attle— S teers, good. $9 60® 10.
110 000.
ployed men w ishing to stay th era
to the conuniseia*.
H o g s G o o d . $9 5O®9 (0.
How said.
MERGER OF REVENUE
OFFICERS IS PLANNED
BORAH SAYS ENFORCE
DRY ACT OR REPEAL
MEXICAN DECISION
FAVORS AMERICANS
33 PER CENT ADDED
ON FRENCH TARIFF