GREAT 19187823
PLANS ARE APPROVED
T raffic entering the snow-blocked
areas of the upper Columbia river
M IS S RUTH NIC H O LS
highway m ust have chains, according
to an order issued recently. Fourteen-
hour traffic will be perm itted begin
ning Sunday. One-way traffic regula-
B
rief
Resum
e
of
Hiippeninys
of
tlons
are In effect in th e gorge dis
In te rs ta te Com m erce Com m is
S u p rem e Justices of the T w o
trlct.
tile
W
eek
Collected
for
sion Gives F o rm ai 0. K. to
Total tax levies for 1928, based on
S ta te s F e a tu re of P o rt
Our R eaders.
the assessm ent rolls for 1927, show
Bend E xtension.
land G athering.
that ot 33 principal cities in Oregon
W ashington.—The Great N orthern
A cow testing association has been 12 show a decrease as com pared with
railw ay was formally authorized by
P ortland, Or.—Seven of th e nine
formed In Pendleton by dairym en of last year. Tw enty cities show in
creases ln total tax levies, while one
the In terstate commerce commission
m em bers of the W ashington sta te su
U m atilla and Morrow counties.
to substitute Itself for the Oregon
city, McMinnville, is the sam e as last
prem e court and th e entire m em ber
Schools In L afayette were closed year.
T runk Line railw ay in constructing
ship of the Oregon sta te suprem e
last W ednesday upon the appearance
and operating a line between Bond
court w ere guests of the M ultnom ah
Governor P atterso n has extended
of a case of infantile paralysis In the
and Klamath Falls, Or. A previous
B ar association a t a banquet ln th e
for a period of th ree m onths the re
high school.
order In favor of the Oregon Trunk
M ultnom ah hotel here.
prieve issued some tim e ago to Jam es
H. A. Scandrett, vice president of
A. E. Doyle, well-known architect of
line was revoked and the Great
All m em bers of the W ashington
the Union Pacific railroad, who hat the northw est and resident of Portland Willos, convict, who is under death
N orthern was named Instead.
court except two were present. The
been elected president of the Chicago, since babyhood, died la st week a fter sentence for the part he played in the
The G reat N orthern was also au
two, A ssociate Judges F ullerton and
slaying of tw o guards during a break
M ilwaukie A St. Paul.
an extended illness.
thorized In the order to operate over
Mitchell, were detained by business.
at the sta te penitentiary a t Salem In
Tillamook high school won the de August, 1925.
the lines of the Spokane, Portland &
In addition to the suprem e c o u rt
bate cham pionship of Tillamook coun
S eattle Railroad company, the Oregon
Judges ln attendance, the tw o local
August
2,
3
and
4
w
ere
decided
upon
T runk Line railroad and the Des
ty last week by defeating Bay City
judges of the federal court. Ju d g e
by the executive com m ittee of the
high school In two debates.
chutes railroad In W ashington and
Bean and Judge McNary, and sev eral
Medford post of the A m erican Legion
Oregon.
A trainload of 65 cars of beef cattle, and state legion officials as the dates
m em bers of the circuit court w ere
It was granted authority to acquire
Miss Ruth Nichols of Rye, N. Y , present, along w ith more th an 200
shipped out of Burns last week,
for the s ta te convention to be held in
an undivided three-fourths Interest in
who made the fire t non-stop flig ht m em bers of th e local and state bar.
Los Angeles.—Jerom e W alsh, chief brought the grow ers 9 cents a pound, I Medford. Com m ander Bromley said
the railroad properties of Shevlln-
a record shipm ent and a record price. th at th e d ates w ere tentative, but from New York to M iam i. She is a V isitors from W ashington, besides
Hlxon company, extending southerly counsel for William Edward H ick
licensed pilot.
At a recent m eeting of the St. Hel highly probable.
th e m em bers of the suprem o court,
man,
announced
he
would
demand
from Bend, and to operate over the
ens
K
iwanis
club
Glenn
R.
M
etsker
were Mack Gose, form erly a m em ber
another
trial
for
H
ickm
an
on
a
Eugene
has
Its
first
police
patrol
Southern Pacific’s line between Che-
of th e court; George H. Rum m ens,
straig h t charge of m urder In th e was elected president, A. H. Johnson “wagon,” the city council having Just
m ult and K lam ath Falls.
tru stee and A. E. B arn ett treasu rer.
p ast president of the W ashington
The order also authorised the Great I ’ hT J *
f° UDd H lckman
purchased a sm all m otor truck for
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...
wnen no stole and la te r killed Mar
S tate B ar association, and W illiam
The A storia cham ber of comm erce that purpose. F or several years past
N orthern to acquire Joint control with
lon Parker.
Millard, secretary of the W ashington
Is seeking an appropriation through drunks and o th er law violators have
the Southern Pacific of the Oregon,
Walsh made this declaration In re the navy dep artm en t to purchase a been taken to the station in the police
S tate B ar association.
California & E astern Railroad by pur
iteratin g the defense’s denial th at proposed airp o rt site on Youngs bay. d epartm ent’s passenger c ar or led
A closer relationship betw een the
chase of capital stock.
H avana, Cuba.—One of the Mexi suprem e courts of Oregon and W ash
Hickman, by his plea of "not guilty
P aving of W est Fourth stre e t be along the stre e ts afoot.
The order closed a protracted con
by reason of insanity,” adm itted his tween W ashington and Maple stre e ts
_____ ___
_ law-
can proposals for reorganization of ington
,
and betw een _ courts
and
troversy between the Great North
R epresentative Sinnott has appeared the pan-Amertcan union’s governing I y e ts of both states was the keynote
g u ilt
was decided by the Albany city council before the house appropriations com S n o r r i i n XX 7 „ „ L I - _ _
em and Southern Pacific railroads
x-.
.
. I — «
x_e«_
board in W ashington, D. C„ received j °f talk s a t th e banquet. The key-
This step would be taken, W alsh recently. The project includes th ree
over the right of the form er to extend
m ittee ln behalf of appropriation of unanim ous approval of the conference n°te was sounded by John L. R and,
said,
despite
the
fact
th
a
t
a
t
the
blocks.
Into the rich tim ber bearing K lam ath
115,000 ln th e next fiscal y ear to con
the
on pan-American union.
The pro- chief Justice of the Oregon suprem e
Falls -------’
basin. It pciimiB
perm its HIM
the U
G real
reat tim e Hickman J was . arraigned on --
M. L ynott Is surveying a railw ay tinue experim ental work for control
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Northern, rath er than its subsidiary
J ?
raurder lndlc“ n en t he route th a t will connect with the Ore of the perrenial apple canker ln the posal approved was th at w hich sug- court, the first sp eak er of the even-
Oregon Trunk line, to reach K lam ath was asked w hether he understood gon E lectric n ear Albany and extend Hood River section. He was assuured gested governm ents be allowed to i in£> who welcomed th e W ashington
designate any citizen as a represen- | Jurists to P ortland. It was re iterated
Falls, and g iv e, it an equal -.„ ¿ ro I ¡ ¡ ^
de,fin8e’ u n d w the
eastw ard up the Santlam river to the th at this sum will be granted.
tative on th e governing board instead | hy K enneth M ackintosh, chief ju stice
With the Southern Pacific In the traf- ! " ,
f rD,a law. was an admission
foot of the Cascade range.
Sands of S unset beach n ear Astoria of confining representation to dlplo- ; ®f th e W ashington state suprem e
Be moving eastw ard from th at p o in t I ° in", . . . .
L. L. Kayes, arrested at Salem re proved golden sands for two clamdig- m ats at W ashington, as now.
D istrict A ttorney Keyes, chief pros
| court, and who expressed the appre-
Members of th e union com m ittee | elation of the court a t the honor
ecutor, answ ered the announcem ents cently charged with passing w orthless gers recently. W l^ n Jam es G arner
with the assertio n th at H ickman not checks, dug him self out of the Marlon and H arry Brown found a ball of wax voted for optional double representa- tendered It and extended a s invita
only had adm itted his guilt in w ritten county Jail. Nine other prisoners in like substance weighing betw een four tion in W ashington on the p a rt of »on to the M ultnom ah bar to come
and five pounds on the beach they did th eir governm ents—the regular dlplo- to the convention of th e American,
and oral forma but th a t his plea was the Jail refused to leave.
In a notice to creditors, the Flora not know a t first they held 18000 m atic representation a t the depart- B»r association to be held in S eat.
Itself a d irect and legal adm ission of
the ‘acts of the crime. K eyes pointed S tate bank In W allowa county form al worth of precious and scarce am ber m ent of state and the new and spe tie in July.
cial representation a t the pan-Amerl-
W ashington, I). C.—The agricultural ° ut ‘h at under the new code covering ly announces th at the stockholders gris.
Industry as a whole "m ay an ticipate 8Uch pleas H ickman had been asked have voted to liquidate the institution
Funeral services w ere held a t the oan union headquarters.
a domestic m arket situation for the I hy th e court If he realized th at under and will proceed w ithout delay.
St. Louis C atholic church la st week
U nder the new arrangem ent the di
192N production at least equal to th at 8Uch p,ea he adm itted his guilt, and
M easuring a few inches over 6 feet for Pascal Paquette, who died recent plom at may assum e the ex tra duties
of the present winter, with the pos be h»d replied affirm atively.
from tip to tip, a large A m erican ly at a spot only 150 feet from the of the pan-American union governing
■Iblllty of some Im provement,” the ! In outlining defense plans. Hick- eagle was killed Monday n ear Med place w here he was born 78 years board, as has been the case In the
departm ent of agriculture said In Its nian’8 “ Korneys disclosed th a t they ford while In the act of carrying off ago. P aquette was the son of a French- past, if his governm ent so wills. It
annual farm outlook report.
would attem p t to show th ree genera- a large Rhode Island hen ln its talons. Canadian H udson Bay company tra p Is not m andatory, however, th a t he
W ashington, D. C.—The coalition of
A fter analyzing the demand for t,on8 of insanity In the youth’s fam-
P ossibility th at Roosevelt highway per, who came to the Oregon country do so If his governm ent should de- sen ate dem ocrats and republican in-
m ajor crops, the foreign and domestic H r
H ickm an’s grandm other, his south of Bandon will be oiled this sum in 1821.
■Ire to name some o th er to the
m arket, credit, labor and equipment, m other and Hickman him self will be m er by the state highway departm ent
W ith the "dressing in" of seven
the report summarized th e condition Pictured as Insane.
A disposition was given out by W. E. Chandler, en convicts last week, there are now 660 diplom at to his usual duties
Plans to atta c h a ta riff bill to the
of the country as a whole with the taken In A rkansas will be Introduced
gineer of the southern Oregon d istric t prisoners in Oregon sta te penitentiary.
statem ent th at "some Improvement Is In attem pting to show th at H ickm an’s
w ill
E stablishm ent of an 880-acre nation This is the largest num ber of convicts
expected If farm ers avoid expansion grandm other was insane.
self
with
general
opinion
as
to
grant-
al park in Marion county, to be known ever registered a t the institution at
S en ato r Sim mons of N orth C aro
of production and continue th eir ef
Ing the Mexican proposals.
as Silver Creek B'alls N ational park, one time. W ith th e exception of a
lina, spokesm an for the dem ocrats on
forts to balance production with de
is proposed ln a bill Introduced by few disabled convicts and th e women
BOND CUT URGED
mand.”
revenue legislation, predicted support
R
epresentative Hawley, republican, of prisoners, all the inm ates are employ, BALLOT RECO UNT GRANTED from dem ocrats lo r a tariff rid er to
A better balance prevailed In 1927 Liquor Smuggling Would Be Made
ed regularly.
Salem.
the tax bill, while S en ato r M cM aster
between the different lines of agricul
D ifficu lt by Canceling Permits.
The cows in the Buckshot district Six Pennsylvania Counties W ill Be republican, South D akota, announced
A.
L.
Emon,
a
dairym
an
living
near
tural products than In any o th er
Included in Investigation.
O ttaw a—Cancellation of custom s
of Jackson county are eating up the
.he_,>7as c° nsiderlnK introduction of
recent year, with the exception of bonds held by liquor exporting firm s Dayton, rep o rts the birth of tw o per
W ashington, D. C .-R e v e rsln g its I ta rlff am endm ents to the revenue
fectly norm al calves to one of hli poles of the California-Oregon Pow er
feed crops In relation to livestock, the
pro-
on the ground th at alm ost without cows. One was born Jan u ary 2 and i company,
according to G. —
H. ------
Schne-
, „
~ position, the senate elections commit- | po8aI-
reports said, adding th at expansion
exception these companies are formed six days later, Jan u ary 8, another one ' Pie’ ine patrolm an- who discovered a i tee voted
unanim ously - to ------
s ta rt — an i A dm inls‘ration republicans hold th e
j,
particularly In cash crops, I. to be
for th e sole purpose of sm uggling t0 was born.
herd chewing aw ay on several new Im m ediate recount of ballots in the whlp ln ‘h® »enate finance commit-
guarded against In order to fu rth er
• ho I nlted States, Is recommended In
The en tire am ount of bonds issuod h ^ o r d e r e
cornpan^ six P ennsylvania counties challenged tee- w here ‘he tax reduction bill | s
stahlllxe the Industry and Increase
the final report of the royal commie- by the Port of Newport since Its for- the pole8 to
y W illiam B. Wilson,
in ' now shelved, and they will be able
the 1928 Incom«.
d"’trlb « « > near
llson, dem
dem ocrat
ocrat, in
elon on customs and excise which «nation is ,559.000. and th is has been
th e election of W illiam S. Vare in to check any move there for a ta riff
P th ® lnroad*’
“Foreign demand for th e agricul
The G reat N or‘hern railw ay was the 1926 senatorial race.
rid er ln com m ittee.
tural products of 1928 probably will was offered In the house of commons reduced to »277,000 while m aking ex-
Tho commission, which has been tensive purchases and necessary lm- form al,y authorized by the in te rsta te
The eight republicans of the com
B ut the announced stand of Sena
be no b etter than It was for those of
holding public hearings ln every
1M7," the report said. "The pur
comm erce commission to substitute m ittee who had voted down six demo to r Sim m ons for ta riff revision la
provem ents.
Itself for the Oregon Trunk Line rail crats in denying a recount reversed connection with tax reduction gave
chasing power of foreign consum ers province for the past 1« months, re
Puruchase of 23 acres of land to be
ported th at no amendm ent to the
seem s likely to be no tr e a te r than an ti smuggling treaty Is n o c e « .» ,. i» adll,’d to th e 8," le Provisional govern- way in constructing and operating a th eir stand a t a m eeting suddenly new prom ise for a real ta riff clash.
line between Bend and K lam ath Falls. called a fte r S enator Reed, dem ocrat,
during the present season and foreign
• uggestlon, It makes are embodied - " ¿ " . h T “
Ch“ mp,H‘K’ known 88 “ **
A previous order in favor of the Ore Missouri, had asked the senate to
com petition Is likely to be g reater.’ In legislation or regulation « ........ ? I - blrthplace of Oregon,’
B R IE F G ENERAL N EW S
at a cost ot
gon T runk line was revoked and the override the com m ittee’s decision.
X*
.
Notw ith
stan d in g tho treaty. It was found i »3000, was authorized by th e state G reat N orthern was named Instead.
Mr. V are now faces a double-bar
DECREASE IN E X C IS E TAX sm uggling to the I ’nlted S tates "Is board of control recently.
T here are 7514 children In Linn reled attack against his seat. The
[
Harvey
Anderson,
prom
inent
rancher
Hugh S. Cummings of Virginia w as
• till p ersisting on a som ewhat ex-
cam paign funds com m ittee, headed by
More Than »54.000,000 L e a . Than In
tensive scale.”
| of northern Curry county, was drown- county between the ages of 4 and 20 Reed of Missouri, which has been renom inated by P resident CocBdge to
1928 la Received.
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| ed on Floras creek near Gold Beach years, according to the annual school in stru cted by th e senate to exam ine be surgeon-general of the public health
service.
W ashington. D. C - Income from Pictures Are Reproduced by Radio Whilw flshing. He slipped and fell in- census report Just completed and an
Into V are’s prim ary expenditures, will
federal excise taxea for the calendar
In the opinion of P resident Coolidge
New York.—A broadcasting station
,h *’
and ,h e 8W,ft current nounced by Mrs. E dna Geer, Linn work w ith the subcom m ittee of the
county school superintendent. T his
year 1927 showed a decrease of »54,. using Its regular wave length, public Carrled hira OTer a waterfall.
no
one need take seriously the san
Is an increase of 13 over th e to tal for elections com m ittee in some instances guinary predictions of A m erican arm y
693,188 from the total for 1926 In ly dem onstrated for the first time the
Two carloads of horses have been
in
the
la
tte
r’s
inquiry
into
the
contest
la st year. The report shows 3848
ternal revenue reports disclosed th at broadcasting of photographs by radio
X e s a,Vy ¿ ff‘C,al8 th a t the
rt
8,llpPvl1 from Durkee and eight fro
m | boys and 3666 girls in the county dur- of W ilson against the election.
receipts from these taxes totaled »587,- and th e reception of the pictures on Huntington to be canned
S tates is about to go to w ar with I t .
meat. 1 *—
Ing 1927.
383,698 in 1927 Hgalnst »642,066,786 a sm all device attached to AD
comm ercial rivals.
an orrtlna
ordinary j Thls n ,w «“« rk et for the surplus range
Gold S ta r M others Tour Favored.
for the year before.
T here were three fatalities in Ore
The m ovem ent to have S enator
radio receiver
.... . . In
. . th
. . e . home.
horses of eastern Oregon has been
W ashington, D. C.—The house mili
The losses. It was explained, were
fo T o ’ t ? * * ’ ° f MlM0Uri nom |nated
developed within the past year or two. gon due to industrial accidents during
ta
ry
affairs
com
m
ittee
voted
to
recom
due In the ninln to a lowering of the
T H E M ARKETS
An abandoned dock and two quarter- the week ending Jan u ary 26, accord mend passage of the Butler bill, pro for president by the dem ocrat s was
tax ratea, reflected particularly In the
ing i to . / a ■ report Prt
prepared by th e sta te
5 X ‘ h a ? 8 b7 ‘h" ° Penln* ° f « “*-
Portland
m a s te r w areh o u ses w ere d estroyed hv in
cam-
viding for a tour of the battle fields of
e state tax. which declined from »107,.
Whent B. B. bluestem , »143- fed- fire at Fort S tevens last w eek Orlgm vi'-Hn
Paign h ead q u arter, m W ashington.
aC<l deDt ' comm
iuram ission.
's « ° n - The
T he
F rance by "gold sta r" m others a t the
of
the
blaze
has
not
been
d
eterm
ined
I
tru
c
k
t
7
erfi
O
rw
,“
la
“
d
A
storia.
341.906 to »69,841.392.
«■ration. »128; «oft white, w estern
expense of the governm ent. Under
The most pronounced Increase des white. ,1.2714; hard
The largest estate
I
7 :.
K lrk ' Myr“ « B° ‘n ‘.
»inter, »124; The buildings were unoccupied
aw
recorded bv
term s of the bill, any m other or un the
unoccupied and, ,ogger. and A. W ard. Toledo
pite a lowering of rates was shown w estern red, »1.23.
New York state tav
together with the dock, were of little
, ...
A total m arried widow of an American killed »107
069 z a .
'
departm ent,
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_
by tobacco product* which brought In
H ay
or 526 accidents was reported to the
Alfalfa. » 1 8 0 18 50; valley | Talu’’-
H arkn
• ’ as left by Anna M
overseas in the W orld war would be : Hark
commission.
a total of »387.427.830 In 1927 as com- tim othy. »180 18 50; eastern Oregon
'it V l T ' *
” ° f the la,e s 'ePhen
A recent proposal of the state high
entitled to make the pilgrimage Wit-
Pared with »37t.677.683 In 19^6. show tim othy. ,20 60 0 21.
pairs of tw ins were
’¿L n n
a “ -founder with Jonn
way departm ent to divert the ,256 „nil ! Ninety-eight
el*ht hairs
aesses
estim
ated
7500
women
would
in g an In crease of »15.760.297.
be D. Rockefeller of the stan d k rd OH
B utterfat -60 0 64c.
Lane county bond money voted s
*” PorUand la8t year. part of the eligible and the cost
Would total »3,- company.
Eggs Ranch. 32037c.
eral years ago f„r the W illamette ' i
l’8ble8 Who arrlTed *“ ‘he city 000,000.
759 New Airplanes Needed by Navy.
± e. : 1 ,A Grnff’ fa ,h 8 y o f ‘he nation’s
C a ttle Steers, good, »11.5001275 highway above Lowell bridge .„ a i 7 Way of ,he 8tork ,n ‘hat period, the
. . .
— and ,
W ashington. D. C A total of 759
H ogs--M edium to choice, »7.760 Place
M.r7 L C” ? rJ a.t l0“ ‘novem ent. died a t
It on the W illam ette valley F lor annual report of the city health office,
Bla.co Ibanez Dies in France.
new airplanes will be neceaaary to »00.
h i. home in Redondo B each.’c C ' ? « "
ence highway has aroused a storm of Just completed, showed. T here were
Ca;
P srle - S l a s c o Ibanex, the Spanish ®n Illness of
man the five aircraft carriers and 25
Lamb*
Medium to choice. »11 5« protest among the citizens of the up- I 3552 deaths for th e year, or 1234 more
author, who w a, best known for h i.
------- several weeks.
new cru isers provided in the propos 013.00.
births
than
deaths.
Of
th
e
births,
per W illam ette country and a tr.asa
our
orsemen of the A p o c a l y p s e S®humann-Hel
ed »800.000.000 n a ra l bulldlug pro
Seattle.
m eeting was held at Oak Ridge T u .e j 2556 were boys and 2330 w ere girls. - d
a t h l. home on the French '
Son U nder A rrest.
gram , R ear Admiral William 8. Mof
July was the best m onth for births,
" heat Soft white, weiitem white. day night.
lera.
He was suffering from
fett, chief of the navy's aeronautic »129*4; hard w inter. ,1 ,4 8 4 ; w est
when 465 were born. »
m «..»»-
living costs have shown
bronchial pneumonia, diabetes
bureau told the house naval affairs ern red. »125*4; northern spring, th e Portland
and
sm allest Increase since XfecemtaT ! a * .* P®C,ta* cl,y eIec“ °n has been set pleurisy.
com m ittee.
»1 28*4: bluestem. ,1 4 5 4 . dark north- 1»14. and the third largest d e c re ? ..
7 .
7 C‘>UDC“ ‘°
held ln Ver’
n ° n ‘\
H * h“ n a b a r t e r
*rn spring. (1 47*4; dark hard w inter Since Ju n e . 1920. sm ong ,ho"e
▼estlgation had Q revealed
rev. ,i,. c an alleged
Norway H .s F ir « Labor Gove
C ongressm an Haugen Again In Race. ,1 4 1 4 .
ernment. . e —
for 19 of th e largest cities of the a“ endm ent W,U 68 To‘*d °n relativ e
ln ° th e MT h* flMt lab'” ‘ govem m ent
Des Moines. la. G ilbert H. Haugen,
Hay — Alfalfa. ,2 5 ; tim othy »23- country by th e federal bureau of labor I o rtm ln c “ . " 1’ COUnC“ P° W" l°
n the history of Norway was consti- » « .
H ," " ‘
c o a u th o r with S enator McNary of P. 8.. »22
requiring
the
construction
sta tistic a
‘■ted
under
the
prem
iership
of
Chris
,
________
B u tterfat 53e.
of
sidewalks.
th e McNary Haugen farm relief bill
Janies Fitzgerald, h l, wife and sen, I
X
' Ä
; £
- 1
Eggs Ranch. 36039c.
and oldest rep resen tativ e In congress
Charles, are in the hospital at Oresh- | More than ,35 000 of the ,111.000
Nest
from Iowa tn point of service, has
C a ttle - Steers, choice. »11 750117». am being treated ft.r serious burns esta te of Rachel Je n n e tta M atheson
Managua. Nicaragua.
H ogs -P rim e , »9 1 0 0 9 35.
Indicated Ms intention to seek re-
J S ta te , m arine, have capturod o n T o f
and o th e r In ju rie s su ffe red w h e i I of Salem was bequeathed ‘° ,h e ' “ ¡I-
keg of fro sen b lastin g p,,W(Jer J I d n ’*” '* rm hom e a ‘ Corv.111.
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trace of the rebel chief-
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H. A. SCAND RETT
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
OREGON-WASHINGTON
JUDGES ENTERTAINED
WILL DEMAND SECOND
TRIAL FOR HICKMAN
PAN-AMERICAN BODY
APPROVES CHANGE
6000 OUTLOOK SEEN
FOR FARM PRODUCTS
SENATE COALITION
FOR TARIFF CHANGE
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