Sherman County observer., March 26, 1915, Image 1

E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 8 7 .
Synopala of tho United It * t e a Broaoh
Ita ta m o a t of the
N ew
Z e a la n d Insurance Co,,
L im ite d ,
Of A nek land. In the Dominion of N o * Zea­
land. on the Slat day o f Deermbor, 1*14. made
to the lnoamoco cowmloetoDer of the Stata
o f Orpfon, pursuant to law :
CAPITAL
Amount of deposit c a p ita l...............»
’
490,000.00
nroom
N et premlnma rveeiw d during the
year ........................... ...........“ . . . . »
Interest, dlrideoda and m ats r t
cel red during the y e a r.................
Total
478 MOTS
SS.MSXW
income
. . ............» ftl2.AO6.72
I
DIAMU U t t f U I T B
et loanee paid during the r o e r . . f SST.fS8.O4
emitted to head o ffic e ...................
M .W L 0 4
G>mnilialona and aalories psld dur­
ing the year ......................... ..
Taxes, llrensss and faun paid dur­
ing the
re a r ...................................
1«.]
» pi
Amount of a “
ll other
expenditures
“
“
» 1.941.
J SI
£
, Value of reel estate onrnoC («Me»
.Velue o f stocks sad bonds owned
(m arket value) . . . . , ...................
Cash tu banka add oo hand.........
Prem ium * la coures of collection
w rit tas ataca September w 1914
Interest and rents due and ac-
, rrued
M o ro , S h e rm a n
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERU INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Weak.
7 Fereet to Nave New F ir* tyatom.
B u t*n *.— ▲ new eystoan of foreet
Ore pratoetloa. pattoraed after modern
etty fire departosento. la to be need in
the Caaeada national toraat tMa aan-
DAVID LLOYD-GEORGE
C o u n t v , O re u ro n .
A MARVEL IN METAL
Story of «
S te e l F le a Made In
m a n y a n d S e n t to Russia.
Ger-
The Russlau peasant», nf course, art*
neither scientists oor technologists;
but even they think that they eon do a
few th in g s—aud eSpe* i dly work m et­
als— uh skillfully as nnibody. A ceu
tury or tw o ugo, itoc< . Hug to a folk
tale cu rreu t lu RU mmu . ths goxsudur
«the czari called t o g f ' i r a dozen or
more itfaaauts who hud a reputntlou
for aklll In th e work hi: of motnl« and
exhibited to them a ate I flea of n atu ­
ral size which bad b«ei m a d e In Ger
m any" aud bad been is» ¡it to him, p a rt
ly a* n g ift and partly » fl|aw the dell
caey of tbs G erm sM p m itW lrark. The
E rid a y , M a rc h
26,
1915.
GENERAL SCOTT .
CAPTURES INOrtNS
F i v e C e n t«
PRZEMYSL CAPTURED
WITH 50,000 .TROOPS
Single-Handed and Unattended
Chief-of-Staif of Army
Takes Fiutes.
Garrison Surrenders After Am­
munition and Food Are
Exhausted»
Bluff. Utah.—The Pluto Indian uprls
ing in Utah Is over. Brigadier General
Scott, chief of staff of the United
States army, returned here with Old
Polk, Tse ue-Gat and other renegades
as his prisoners. General Scott took
the Indiane eingle-handed. Six men
had been ’killed, and many wounded
in earlier fighting between the Indians
and members of the posses, headed by
United States Marshal Nebeker.
P etrograd, via London.—The Przem-
ysl garrison capitulated to the Russian
army.
The holBting of the white flag over
this fortress caused little surprise, as
it was generally known that It was-la
a terribly weakened condition, with­
out food or ammunition, and Its en­
durance was only a question of days.
goaxudiir handed it te the peasants on
a plate aud tu id : /
94.972.49
"Look a t th a t! Too think thaY you
can work ntcfalB. but I don't I alleve
and horaaa; with aoaetoatty prepared
W ar office advices rep o rt th a t nine
th ere's one pf you can duplicate that
packs ready for a moaeeat's departure
Total asseta
.8 989.479 40
\u
stria n generals were taken, more
. W ith old Polk and hl« son, whose
steel flea.”
P»-»» ledger liabilities
ts.7se«M and aqnlpped with rations for four
ban
300 officers aqd 50,000 men.
arrest
was
sought
ou
a
m
urder
charge,
The pcjHtiNia Siild. "Perbap» not. i»a
To tal assets admitted In Oregon | 812,722.49
days, and also bbia Q force pumps,
The ending of the long siege is con­
tu a h k a (little fAflu-ri. but If you vPlII General S cott brought with him Chief
L IA B IL IT IE S '
shovels and sacks form part of the
Grose claim * for
u n p a id ...!
24.093.98
sidered here of great im portance. It
let u>- tak e the fle.i home we will see Posc> f id the la tte r's eldest son.
t D i nnI of unearned premiums eu
new fire department that w ill oover
lives R ussia control of virtually all of
a ll outstanding risks ...................• 841.989.89
whflj we can do.”
Seoit
effected
the
cap
tu
re
of
the
Duo for comm Ira Ion and brokerage
10.992.97
sn area of 1,000,000 acres of timber
astern Galicia and releases for serv­
Tlie ezar consented, and they retired renega 'es w ithout firing a shot. N av­
A ll other liabilities, returned pro-
ml unis unpaid. »8171.18: taxes
In eastern Lane eounty.
A day or two later they reappeared, ajo runners located the Indians near
ice elsew here the Russian arm y which
upel rein­
in m e d . »7.442.09; unpaid
„ —
Five fire stations w ill be estab­
surance pre nil u a
1,043,.9 7 ..
and w ith low bows preaented to their
90.687.24
has been besieging the city.
the N avajo m ountains for the general
monarch on a plate the «nine G erm an
lished, bo amuised that virtually any
Bernhard
Dernburg,
who is reputed
Total liab ilities exclusive of
The siege of Przem syl has been un-
and
it
w
a
;
through
the
friendly
N
av­
David
Lloyd-George,
British
Chan-
capital stock ......................... .
408.380.10
flea, but Without the expected dupll
point ln the forest w ill be accessible
to be the K aiser's unofficial diplomatic ler way since the early days of the
oellor
of
the
Exchequer,
upon
whom
ajees
th
at
S
cott
conducted
his
negotia­
cate.
’otnl pr<
In two or three hours.
rep resen tativ e in the United States.
war. It has been a b itter and relen t­
b»T 31, 1014 ...................................
996.459.26
rests th e financial burdens of the war.
“Ab!** sekl (lie czar. "You couldn't tions.
B VeiM FSB IN 0 1 Z G 0 M FO E T H E T E A M
less siege, which has never been re­
V irtually taking his life in his
make another 1 knew you couJdn’L”
To tal cl.ka w ritten during the
1600,000 Road Is Planned.
year . ................................................»3.058,060 00
“Will your m ajesty deign to look at hands, it was believed here, G eneral ACTION IN YUCATAN ASKED laxed for a day since tli^e Russians in­
Oroa*
pren.luina received during
BRIEF WAR NEWS
Pendleton.— President R. O. Barn­
vested the city. Several attem p ts of
the rear ...........................................
5 8 .» 4 1 1 1 ^
the (lea through a m agnifying gla«»?*' Scott d isinhscd the posse which had
Premiums returned during
the
hart, of tbe Um atilla county organiza­
replied the iwaaantH.
been in Bluff for more than a month Mexican Hemp Growers Call on the ¡he A ustrians to raise the siege have
year .............................7....................
11.003 82
T
he
m
ost
im
p
o
rtan
t
happening
of
Ixiet 4 rtald aurin« the r e a r .........
28,898.98
tion of the Farmers’ Union, has re­
A ghiK« wa« brought, anti upon d o se
failed.
S tate D epartm ent. •
Lome* Iruurred during the y e a r ...
20.745.82
th e w ar during the p ast week was the In s p e c t io n It was found th at the Itus and entered the Indian country ac­
vived tbe campaign for tbe construc­
With the fall of Przem ysl, which has
com
panied
only
by
hia
aide
aud
bis
N e w Z e a la n d In s u ra n c e C o .,
W
ashington.—A
com
m
ittee
of
hemp
tion of a hard-surface road from Pen­ sinking of two B ritish b attleships end «lau metul worker« luid shod the G er Indian guides.
been
described as the key to the Aus­
L im ite d ,
grow ers from the sta te of Yucatan.
dleton to tbe Columbia river.
The one F rench battleship while engaged man flea w ith «teel «hoe»».— Outlook.
trian em pire, The only im portant for­
By C I.IM T O X FOLGER. U. 8 Manager and
Mexico,
in
d
rep
resen
tativ
es
of
Ameri­
Attorney ln Fact.
farmers of the Hold man and Cold in operations ag ain st the T urkish forts
Bintutory resident gereraj agent and attor-
National Deficit Estim ate is Cut.
can hemp im porters laid before the tified town in Galicia which is still in
defending tbe D ardanelles. The allies
fcev t . r »ervl.e: W. O. F O U T M A N N .
Springs
section had completed tenta­
DEEP
SEA
EXPLORATIONS.
I'lE I DH A H O S K Y M A N . Resident Agents.
W
ashington.—Chair
man
Simmons,
sta te d epartm ent an appeal for some the hands of the A ustrians is Cracow,
a ttrib u te t h e loks to d riftin g mines.
Ye n bldg., Portland. Or. I . 1. W H IT E , Rea
tive arrangements for building the
of
the
senate
finance
com
m
ittee,•
took
lldent Agent, Selling building, Portland, Or.
action
by the W ashington governm ent In the northw estern part of the prov­
road under a state aid plan but the T he crew s of the B ritish ships are re­ F is h in g W it h a Line T h a t la Som e
iBsue with prophets of a .urge tr e a s ­ th at would term in ate the revolution­ ince close to the German border.
ported to have been saved but most
tim e s O v e r S ix M ile s Lo ng .
failure of tbe legislature to enact the
Synopsis of tha Annual Statement of the
ury
deficit, in a ftatem en t, saying his ary troubles between G eneral A lvara­
of the crew of the French ship were , Tbe Albatrosa. the vessel th at has
necessary legislation spoiled their
St. P a u l F ir e & M a r in e
Raid on P a r is Made by Zeppelins.
lo s t It is said b attleships are on the been used by tbe oceanographers for Investigations ut the treasu ry have do, the C arranza governor of Yucatan,
plans and tbs matter had been drop­
In s u ra n c e C o m p a n y '
P
aris.—An official rep o rt was given
convinced
tvm
th
at
the
defjeit
will
not
aud an opposing faction.
way to replace the lost ships and th at some th irty years in deep sea explora
®f Ft .P a u l, to the state of Minnesota, oo tha
ped temporarily.
»1st dny of In-cemtier, 1014, made to the In-
tlni/s, fishes with a line three miles exceed 929,0U(-.0C0.
The com m ittee said the revolution out regarding the Zeppelin airships
efforts
to
force
p
assage
through
the
ourance cu.m)¿»toner of m * state o f Oregon.
Now Mr. Rarnhart comes forward
toHg. often four miles long, s o m e t im e a
, put"1'«n l to law:
which res&lted In the recent blockade that raided P aris early Sunday and
D ardanelles will be continued.
with a plan to build a road to cost
C A P IT A L
six
miles
long
o
r
over,
a
line
of
«lender
Vice
P
res.d
cn
t
at
San
Francisco
Fair.
of
the port of Progreso by Curranza dropped a dozen-bombs. The dam age
N orth Poland has again been tra n s­
I Amount of capital paid u p . , . . .»1,000.000.00
9500,000. He would raise 9100,000 by
cable, hut w onderfully strong, rolled
IN C O M E
th
re
a te n e d the destruction of a large done was unim portant. Seven o r e ig h f
Sun
Francisco,
Cal.—T
h
e
program
form
ed
into
an
im
m
ense
bog
by
the
• Net premiums received during the
off n deck winch by a sputtering
public subscription and would ask the
, /e a r .................................................. »8 904 082 61
portion
of the sisal crop, from which persona were wounded, one seriously.
thaw w hich has set in ju st as Field «team engine, th at will bring up from of festivities which had been reserved’
.In te r,a t. d lrl leuda. and rents re­
county to Issue bonds for tbe rest
ceived during 'be y g g r . . . . .................................. 418,192.70
M arshal von H lndenburg "has sta rted the ocean flftor n th ree or four ton for P resident Wilson him self on the most of the harv est binding tw ine used
Ince ..e from other *,ur<-ea re-
Germans Take Two M ountain H eights.
his offensive ag ain st Przasnysz. It is haul of sponges, crinolds. Jellyfish, sea occasion of his visit to the Pananfa- in the United S tates is mad«.
celiiMl durlt.g ihe year ...............
64.018.94
Stats May Drop Land S u it
London.—Both the Berlin and P aris
Pacific
exposition,
was
held
in
honor
declared
th
a
t
it
is
impossible,
except
urchins, g ian t crafts, long w hite worms
Total Income . . . . . . . ......................»7.077.190.04
Salem.— While the members of the
*
D ISB U R SEM EN TS
a t widely sep arated high places, to th a t break in tw o If you touch them, of his official represenlative, when C arranza is T urning P roperty to Gold. official repofts agree th a t the Ger­
Net losses paid during the y e a r.; »3.798.089.77
state land board have decided that the
phosphorescent tree s (re a llj’ animals), Vice P resid en t Thom as R. M arshall
move, let alone fight.
W ashington.—C ircum stantial stories mans captured im portant positions
iMvtdewk, paid during the year a T
suit filed by the state against the Pa­
capital stock: Htock, »500.009;
sea
cucum
bers
w
ith
hideous
heads.
reached
the
city.
The
G
erm
ans,
however,
have
started
th
a
t General Y euustiano C arranza is The heights of the Vosges. The G er­
» 1 » .< W ........ .................................
930.000 00
cific Livestock company to recover
Rtarflsh.
devilfish,
pc
I
lam
flsb,
lantern
dxuiulBBlons and aalarlea M M
an offensive ln cen tral Poland, w here
turning all his property in Mexico into man repoyt say’s they have taken the
4- rio< the fe a r ............................. 1,754,604 00
about 29,000 acres of land ln Harney
Ash. sh a rk s' teeth, w hales’ car boucs,
Tnxe«. Ilceogea and feea paid dur­
they
have
com
m
enced
an
attac
k
on
the
gold, p rep arato ry to fleeing the coun heights of Reich Ackerkopf a fte r a gal­
181.289.08
ing the year ..................... ...........
sea cow s’ ribs and scores of other ex­ TRADE IS BECOMING NORMAL
county should be dismissed, announce­
Amount of a ll other expdbdltures
477.847.17
Russians in th e region of the Plllca trao rd in ary things.
try, were denied by the constitutional lant defense by Alpine C hasseurs, the
ment was mads that formal action
river. T h ere is also heavy fighting in
Total expenditures ...........
1st Junta here. Sales of C arranza's French suffering heavily. The French
A 921.321.10
The A lbatross follows no beaten Revival Seen in all Lines and » Big
would not be taken until Attorney-
V-
ASSETS
Galicia,
th
e
C
arp
ath
ian
s
and
pHuko-
property,*
the Junta declared, were for account adm its the loss of G reat and
M
achinery
O
rders
in.
paths
of
commerce.
She
goes
where
Value o f real estate owned (m ar­
General Brown had made an Investiga­
L ittle Reich Ackerkopf. Berlin aaya
ket valuei ......................................» 248.90« 30
wina, despite the heavy snow.
other vyHsels rarely go. She explores
Chicago.—T rade ln general lines all* the purpose of replenishing his war
Value of storks and bonds owned
tion of the litigation. The suit was
(m arket value) ...............................
790.872 34
, Qn the w estern fro n t no operations
•igotlk'n corners of the seven Seas. over the country has shown season­ Chest in prep aratio n for a general cam ­ French counter-attacks were repulsed.
Iztans on mortgages, and collateral,
brought by ex-Attorney-General Craw­
P aris sayB the, battle
still going on.
of great im portance took place, a l­ Irops Jie r great nets by day and by able Improvement. E ncouraging re­ paign ag ain st Villa.
etc. .V ................................................. 1.206.006.00
ford at the request of ex-Governor
Ca»b In bank» and on nand............
iiightf takes hu n d red s of soundings In
987.4U8.84
though
the
French
continue
th
e
ir
ef­
Bills recelvible .........................
24.505 99
ports come from all sections of the
West, the charge being that the land
Premlnma ln course of collect km
forts to work th eir way forw ard In uncharted w aters and. after n cruise country, em bracing the cen ters of P riests Held by M exlosns Released.
w ritten
aliMe
Septemlier »0.
vas
obtained
through
dummy
entry
of
ujputhR.
brings
home
her
trophies
1014 ...................................................
951.674 97
the Cham pagne and A rgonne regions for hnnl safe keeping In Jnrs filled with large industries.
W ashington.—Vicar G eneral Par-
Thic from reinsurance companies - 0.989.42
.neu.
Interest and rents due aud ac­
and th e Belgians still are actiVe In
ee
d ts and priests, taken from Mexico
Significance attach es Co the increase
alcohol and labeled w ith Greek and
78.177.01
crued .................................................
the little bit of th eir te rrito ry rem ain ­ Latin names. Thia sort of work she in last w eek's bank clearings a t the City by G eneral Obregon when he
Total SS* et» .................................»10,182.464 84
ing In th e ir hands.
HOPMEN ORGANIZE
evacuated the capital recently, have
Less special deposits In any state.
32.630.68
has been doing for thirty odd years, ag ricu ltu ral centers.
ever since George W. Baird designed
Total assets adm itted In Oregon»10,129.815.18
Enorm ous orders for m achinery are arrived a t Vera Cruz, sta te d ep a rt­
Salem Meeting Attended by About 800 Deny Russ an d B rito n W a r n e d Japan. her engines for the United States fish­
London.—T he British battleships Ir­
L IA B IL IT IE S
a feature in the trude situation, both m ent dispatches say, and G eneral Car­
Cross fla lm * for losses unpaid.. »
678,441.27
G ro w e rs .
-------
W ashington.—At the British em bas­ eries service in '1882. It is worthy
resistible
and Ocean and the French
ranza
has
ordered
th
eir
release.
Amount of unearned premiums on
for flomestic and foreign account.
all outstanding rt«ks................... 6.233,818.10
of note th a t the A lbatross was the first
Salem.— Producers of hops ln Ore­ sy it was said:
battleship Bouvet w ere blown up by
Due for commbudou aud brokerage
8.421.63
U
nm
istakable
evidence
of
strong
AU other llsbllltlea .........
196,»»0.8|
Villa Apologizes.,
"T he B ritish em bassy learns th a t steel steam er built In America.—Cleve­
gon formed a permanent orgAnlsatlon
floating mines while engaged w ith (he
underlying confidence th at g reat busi­
W ashington. — R epresentatives of rem ainder of the allied fleet in a tta c k ­
to be known as the Oregon Hopgrow- there is no tru th in a report em an a t­ land Moffett in American Magazine.
Total liabilities exclurlve of
ness
activity
will
come
to
the
United
capital stock of »1.000,000...» 6,946.81 I TT
G eneral Francisco Villa have formally ing the forts in T^ie N arrow s of the
ers’ association at a meeting here, at­ ing from Pekin th a t the British and
S tates is reflected in p r é p a r a tif s now-
Total premiums In force Decem­
tended by almost 900 growers. It was R ussian am bassadors a t Tokio have Aisle of the Car In a Railroad Wreck. being m ade by bankers to m eet the apologized to the United S tates for the D ardanelles.
ber 31. 1914 .................. ................»10.146.301.88
A veteran railroad m an gave a piece
m urder by Z apatistas rMfcntly of John
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOE T H E T E A S
the largest meeting of bopgrowers made jo in t rep resen tatio n s to Jap an
The crew s of the two B ritish ships
conditions.
of valuable advice some time ago.
Total riaka w rltteu during the
B. McManus, an American of Chicago. were virtually all saved, having been
oo
the
su
b
ject
of
China,
or
th
a
t
the
ever held on tbe Pacific coast Tbe
year ................................................. » 8.586.983 00
’If you ever get Into a wreck.” he
Gross premiums received during
transferred to other ships under a hot
safe-guarding of tbe interests of Its British and United S tates govern­ said, "and have tim e to follow out this
the year ..................... l .............
88.702.09
Charles Francis Adams Dead.
Premiums returned during the
m
ents
a
re
in
consultation
with
a
sim-
fire, but an internal explosion took
members
la
tbe
main
purpose
of
the
suggestion
rem
em
ber
this:
Always
year .................................................
17.180.70
W ashington. — Charles
Francis
Lmwea paid during tbe y ea r.........
48,980.94
organisation.
The leaders say the ilar object."
place on board the Bouvet a fte r th e
stand In the aisle. Most of the in
Adams, form er president of the Union
Ixwaes Incurred during tbe year.
»3.237.86
Juries thnt nre suffered occur because
Total amount of risks outatand-
had
fouled the mine and mo^t of her
large -atendanoe and enthusiasm augur
Pacific railroad, died h e ri of bron­
•ng ln Oregon December 81,
crew was lost.
well for greater prosperity 1 m tbe in­ 9000 Killed or H urt in Bom bardment. the victim is crushed hi t ween the chitis. He was a great-grandson of
1014 .................................................
4,212.701.00
Berlin, via w ireless to Sayville, L. sent« If you are In tb e aisle you may
The Bouvet sank w ithin three m in-1
dustry, which yields now about |9,-
St. P a u l F ir e A M a r in e
P resid en t John Adams, a grandson of
I.—
Three thousand sailors aboard the be throw n forw ard and bruised a lit
utes
of the tim e th at she hit the mine.
000,000 annually to the state.
In s u ra n c e C om pauiy
tie. but there 1« much less chance of P resident John Quincy Adams an'd a
»ret
F. II. B IG E L O W . President
San Juan, Porto Rico.—The German
The w aters in which the Bhips were
More than 600 growers, or approx­ Anglo-French w arships were killed or
son of Charles Francis Adams, m inis­
lalu tnry resident general agent end e t - 1
receiving
serious
hurts.
It
Isn't
nlw
ays
B E
EN.
■ B4> TE B B
torney for service: FRJM>
N . 8 » Mur­
imately 60 per cent of the persons en­ wounded in the D ardanelles fighting possible to get out of your seat before ter to G reat Britain in the Civil W ar m erchant steam er Odcnwald, which lost had been sw ept of mint’s, but the
gan building. Portland. Or.
attem pted to leave port ^ ith o u t ob­ British adm iralty asserts th at the
gaged in the hop-producing business ln T hursday, according to C onstantinople ’he crash comes. b n ts If It is follow period.
Faults^
dispatches,
and
at
least
dne
hundred
taining clearance papers, was stopped T urks and the G erm ans set floating
the
stats,
were
represented
at
the
that
advice.’’—T
xju
Isvllle
Courier
Jo
u
r­
Had we not fa nits of our own we
as she was passing out the entrance containers of explosives adrift and
should take less pleasure In com plain­ meeting. It was announced that 985,- and fifty guns w ere put out of com nal.
to the harbor by two shots across her these were carried down by the cur­
ing of others.—Eenelnn.
000 of the 9800,000 capital stock of the mission.
S tro n g Paper.
Synopsis of the Annuel ■ ta t'm e a t of the
bows from a five-inch gun and direct ren t onto the allied ships gathered
associations had been subscribed, and
A single United S tates treasury note
A m e r ic a n C e n tr a l In s u ra n c e the acreage represented was about 12.- Losses Only 6000, Say the Germans.
shots from a Maxim. She then re tu rn ­ inside the entrance of the straits.
Berlin, via A m sterdam .—An official measures three and one-elghtb inches
C o.
ed and was taken in charge by the col­
All the ships th a t were sunk were
000, while tbe estimated total acreage
i of St. Ix>ula. In the state of Missouri, on the
statem en t announced th a t the German In width and seven and one-quarter
lector of custom s.
old oncB, the Bouvet having been com ­
is 20,000.
181 at day of December, 1914. made to the In-
inches
In
length.
It
will
sustnlp
with
casualties during th e recen t fighting
' Sum nee eoiuinlaaloLer of the state of Oregon,
Perm ission to sail wns refused the pleted nearly 20 years ago and the
The association plans to sell all bops
. purxum m to l»w :
with B ritish and French troops a t out breaking lengthw ise a wglght of
B ritannia Beach, B. C.—Fifty sleep­ Odenwald by the collector, pending Ocean and Irresistible in 1898.
C A P IT A L
'Amount of c ip ltx l p a ll up........ .. »1,000,000.00 produced by members, finance grow­ Neuve Chapelle were only 6000. The forty-one pounds, crossw ise a weight
ing minors w ere killed and 20 injured Instructions from Washington. The
ers when necessary ln order to prevent
of ninety-one pounds. The notes run
I'TO O X S
British w ar office had estim ated these four to a sheet, a sheet tiejng eight and when a landslide of snow and earth steam er has been a t San Ju an since N etherlands Asks Berlin to Explain.
‘ Net preu ln:nt r-eelv.d during tbe
contracts being made at too low a
year ................................. »................»1,040,738.48
losses a t 18,000.
'In te re s t, divídenos and rents re-
one-quarter lneties wide by thirteen broke away from th e upper w alkings August 6. She was bound for Euro­
The Hague, N etherlands, via Lon­
price, and to see that the Industry Is
• celved during the year ...............
212.882.77
and one-half Inches long. One of these of the m ines here aud sw ept through pean ports from the W est Indies with don.—The N etherlands governm ent
1 Income from other sources re­
put
on
a
profit
making
basis.
ceived during the y e a r ................. 1,141,780 00
Peace T reaty W ith Russia Made.
sheets lengthw ise will suspend 108 the settlem ent, engulfing every build­ freight and passengers and sought forwarded a telegram to Berlin asking
To tal Income ...................................»3,296,382 24
W ashington.—-Ratifications of the rounds nnd crosswise 177 pounds.
ing In its path.
I
refuge here.
(
for an explanation of the proceedings
New Polson for Coyotes Used.
D IS B U R S E M E N T«
Peace Commission T reaty betw een the
Of the dead several are women and
Net lysacK paid during the year. .»2,175,839 90
Falling to obtain the necessary of the German subm arine in taking
Baker.— To eradicate the rabies epi­
M
o
d
e
rn
H
o
s
tilitie
s
.
Dividend» paid during tbe year on
U nited S tate s and R ussia were ex­
children living lu homes In the path clearance papers, her com m ander ap- I forcible possession of the Dutch steam-
capital stick .................................
149,986.00 demic among coyotes and other ani­
"A gossip Is uever « tiling to repeat
Oowtultiwlnns • and salaries paid >
changed by S ecretary Bryan and
of the avalanche. The g rea test num­ parently decided to risk the attem pt , era B atavier V’ and Zaanstroom and
during the year ...........................
883,866.62
unkind rem arks to y o u r face.”
mals, the forest service ln this vicinity
Taxer, licenses aud feea paid dur­
George B akhm eteff, th e Russian am ­
ber of deaths occurred in the bunk- to put to sea. A heavy gun on Morro convoying them to Zeebrugge and con-
“No.”
replied
Miss
Cayenne.
"Go«
ing tbe year ...................................
119,414.79
using a non-infectlous poison that
bassador. Fifteen such treaties now *lp is a Rodnl attack « '»nducted on the house and cookhouse, which were Castle sent two shots across her bows fjseating th eir cargoes.
Am:unit of nil other expenditures
623,401.79
a. -aady has shown good effect Many
are ln force.
Toll | expenditures .......................»3.200,008.09
approved principle« o f modern w ar­ caught in tiic slide, carried a distance as a warning, but It was not until the ;
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an!rials
have been killed, and Ephri-
AS8ETS
fare. You are not supooead to see the down the m ountain and finally buried m achine gun opened a direct fire thut
Vulne o f atocka and bonds owned
ara Zirnes, supervisor of the Minam
G -M A N S RETAKE MEMEL
Gun Roar B reaks Minds.
(m arket value) ................................ »3.220,768 08
person at whom you ire shooting.”— under the dobrU-
the steam er stopped and headed back
L o i n on mirtgngea and collateral,
national foreet says that be believes
'.1
, tw.
London.—Driven insane by th eir a r ­ W ashington S tar
W hep everyone was in bed there to port.
etc..................... ....................................
228.888.09
P ort -In N ortheast P russia Held by
C( *h In bunks and on hand............
170,700.80 eventri*;? It w ill wipe out the entire
tillery1 fire, 300 G erm an infantrym en
was a report like a dynam ite explo­
l ’ ri
ln course 'of collection
Russians Quickly Regained.
w rilteu «ln.e Sept. 30 1 0 1 4 ...
923,891.1» coyote race.
Identification.
w
ere
rem
oved
to
an
asylum
near
Aix
THE
MARKETS
sion,
In
fact,
the
survivors
declared
Difference In amount doe from
The pc 11 an being used Is peculiar, ln
Berlin.—A
great G erm an victory,
"T
hat
handsom
e
woman
over
there
lLo-mln Ins. Co. and am t. due
is Chapelle a fte r th e b attle of Neuve
they first thought the m agazine had
, Coui’ I. Vnion .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . .
16,499.30 th a t while almost Instantly fatal, it
!s a widow of one of the Jag g s broth­
over the Russian« at Memel, In north­
I Interest and rents due and ac­
Chapelle, according to a dispatch from
Portland.
blown up, and a m ass of rock, snow
ers.’*
crued ..................................................
40.016.49 does not render tbe carcasses of the
Amsterdam.
W heat—Club, 91 33; bluestem 31.37; east P russia, was claim ed by the. v n r
and huge trees sw ept down from near
“W
hich
brother
is
she
the
widow
dead
animals
dangerous
to
other
ani­
Total assets
.................................»4,824.448.36
' ,
red Russian, 11.25; forty-fold, 31.34; office here.
the sum m it of the mountain.
I L as » apeclnl deposits ln any state.
8,865.88
ofT*
'
mals which might devour them.
"The Russians," the official an­
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j
B
avarian
Crown
P
rince
Wounded.
red
fife,
$1.27.
'• "Tbe dead one.”— Bairknore Ameri
To tal asseta admitted in Oregon.»4,320,600.49
London.—-Crown Prince Rupprecht can.
H ay—E astern Oregon tim othy. 315; nouncement said, "have been driven
/
L IA B IL IT IE S
Am erica to Voice Blockade Protest.
Chinese Boycott Japanese Goode.
: Grows claims for losses u n p a id ...» 869,000.90
•
—
I
p
t-.
of
B
avaria
has
been
seriously
wounded
grain
hay, ^12; alfalfa, $13; valley tim ­ from Memel with heavy losses. Tha
W
ashlegton.—P
resident
Wilson
has
• Amount o f unearned premiums on
Portland. — Chinese residents of by a shell, according to th e Dally T el­
victory is one of the moat important
I all outstanding risks . . . . . ......... 1,768,321.75
Widoyys In China.
under consideration the d raft .of a note othy, $12.50.
•AU other liab ilitie s ...........................
42.562.60
Portland declared a boycott on all Jap­ eg rap h ’s Boulogne correspondent.
registered since the spring campaign
There are no mefry w idows In Chi­ soon to be sen t to G reat Britain and
B
utter—Cream
ery,
30c.
•,
To tal liab ilities exclusive o f
anese
goods
ln
retaliation
for
the
de­
na.
When
a
Chinese
husband
dies
his
opened."
. capital stock of »1,000,000.. »2.163,886.00
Eggs—Candled, 20c; ranch, 19c.
F ran ce p re se n tin g the views of the
widow is desphed by every m ember
mands recently m ^ e upon China by
Memel, a city on the Baltic ln Prus­
A rgentina 8 uf/era From W ar.
Hops— 1914 crop 15c; 1913 crop, 14c.
pre_____ _ _
U
nited
S
tates
governm
ent
on
the
of her fam ily as a woman who has In
her 31, 1014 ...... ............................ »3.870.
Japan. The action was decided upon
sia, was occupied by the Russians and
Washington.—
A
large
falling
off
in
Wool—E
astern
Oregon,
25c.
blockade
of
com
m
erce
between
Ger­
B USINESS IN OREGON FO E T H E T E A *
at a meeting of the Chinese Six Com­ Argentina’s customs receipts is ex enrred the w rhth of the goda1
was recaptured by the Germans.
(T o ta l risks • .w ritten during tbe
many and neutral countries.
‘ year ................................................... 3 008,814.00
Bharp street fighting occurred before
panies.
1
". peetdd as a ,re s u lt of the European
Seattle.
'Gross premiums received during
T
h
a
t
the
com
m
unication
would
go
8eem s To.
1 tbe y e a r .............................................
60. «67.18
war, according to A vlces to the state
They say there is no mtaftlgeoce In forw ard w ithin a few days was stated
W heat—Bluestem, $1.37; Club 91.35; the Germans occupied the city.
Premfuma returned during the year
12,7*0.18
Coos Bay Lins Inspected.
Loanee paid during the y e a r..........
19.774.E7
department
from
Buenos
Àyrep.
inanim
ate
things,
but
a
pin
yn’rici«
«
red
Kussiitft' 91.26; forty-fold, 11.36;
officially a t the W hite House and In
Losses incurred during the year.
20,007,28
driven from N'eincl, the German port
Eugene.—Julius Krutschnltt, of New
To tal amount Of rlrka outstanding
well
Informed
official
q
u
arters
it
was
heap
more
tractably
fur
n
woman
than
fife,
$1.31.
ln Oregon December 81, 1014.. 1,979,690 00
York City, chairman of the board of
Vote Cast 22 Times.
It doe» for a m an.—K ansas City Jour understood th a t strong objection will
Barley—326
per
ton.
A m e r ic a n C e n tr a l In tu r a o c e directors of the Southern P adflo made
Indianapolis.— A record for voting nal.
he voiced ag ain st the blockade on the
C o.
his first Inspection of the completed of 22 times In one day was claimed by
ground th a t it was baaed on uo prece
By B. 0 . C H A P M A N , Secretary.
A thousand evils do a ¡filet that man
portion of the WUUmstts PaoUta lias Fred Eisner, who testified ln the trial
which
hath
to
himself
nn
Idle
and
nn-
Is w J M H !'
to OftW B a j\ *
of tha Terra Haute election case.
H-
441,172. W
M .789B 1
THREE BATTLESHIPS
SUNK IN NARROWS
SAN JUAN FORTS
FIRE ON STEAMER
50 SLEEPING MINERS
RILLED BY LANDSLIDE
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