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MINIATURE BATTLESHIP BLOWN UP AND MINE EX PLO SIO N
IN T E R E S T IN G F E A T U R E S IN T W O E X H IB IT IO N P A L A C E S
Amazing Voice Amplifier and Other Wonder» of
Celebration— This Year the Year of AU Yi
w A u l* .
World*» Progress at the Great Panama-Pacific Canal
GOVERNMENT LOSES
LAND GRANT SRIT
to Take Marvel Journey to the Pacific Coast
neer required months to cross the Court Enjoins Company From
plains, with that of today, when the
F u tu r» Sates Until Congress
orator in New York may address bis
Efforts to Crush Russians
audience In San Francisco.
> Has Time to Act.
And there are many other develop­
and Then Attach West
ments as wonderful and as revolution­
ary. all revealing the trend of the
Washington.— The government lost
world’s progress In the arts, sciences Its suit In the supreme court to for­
London —After seven
and Industries. I f you are Interested feit the unsold portion of the Oregon
lag acroea Gallóla, daring
In m ining,'for example, beneath the
Russians bava been thrown
A California railroad land grant,
floor of the vast Palace of Mines you
amounting to some 2,300,000 scree and
than 1B0 asiles
may find a mine In operation, with Its
a elees ta
at opes and tunnels and shafts and com­ valued at more than >30,000,000.
Thia railroad and Its successor, the
pressed sir drills. W alt a moment and
yon may witness aa explosion in the Southern Faoifle, failed It was alleged,
m ine A gong rings; an ambulance to dlgpoqe of the-laada tossttiera, as
dashes np with a corps of rescuers pro­ provided In tke grants.
vided with respiratory apparatus, and
The court, however, granted an In­
effects a rescue
junction against future violations of
closed. Many of the exhibits are as
In the Palace of Machinery yon may
revolutionary In their character and
see a miniature battleship blown up by the land grant by disposal through
mean aa much to future generations
a miniature mine patterned after one contracts, and enjoined the railroad
as did the locomotive or telegraph
of the latest types of the submarine from the sale of timber on unsold
when it was first Introduced.
The
mine. In the Palace of Education you lands until congress can conserve the
tian ta OnBcia. they have planed their Audton amplifier, for example, makes
will see classes of students engaged in federal interesU.
their studies, and perhaps you may be
whale faith aa ea paralysing the Mua- K possible for a man In New York city
The court rejected not only the for
to deliver an address through the tele­
able to see Mine. Montessori. the c ele ­ felture contentions of the government,
■laa army as ta permit the throwing phone to a large audience In Ban Fran­
brated Italian teacher, instructing but also the pleas of the lntervenors
of a tremendous force of man and cisco, 8,000 miles away. Through the
classes of children. In the vast ex
metal lata the western theater, there ass of heat waves the,Intensity of the
Dr. Meyer-Gerhard, whe was sent by
for a trusteeship. It tied up the entire
hiblt palaces and state buildings mo­
either to break through the Franco- voice vibrations Is increased to such an
the German Embassy at Washington
unsold
land,
however,
with
injunctions
tion pictures are freely employed with
M. Venlxelos, former premier of
Brttlsh line or force aa Interminable extent that, although the orator may
thia object in view. There are forty- against 1U sale or dilpoeal of timber to Berlin with Information about the
Greece, whose success In the general
deliver his address In a low voice Into
period
of
sanguinary
warfare.
three free cinematograph shows upon from it until congress prescribes new German-American eltuatlen.
election may reeult In Greece aiding
▲ diepatoh from Copenhagen says the telephone In New York, In San
the Exposition grounds, and. by the regulations. However, it alee leaves
the alliee.
that the German emperor himself has Francisco It Is possible to Increase the
way, there la no charge to enter the persons who have been sold land in
exhibit palaces.
taken supreme command of the Gall- sound In volume sufficient to fill • large
undisturbed poeseasion, unless the
halL On the other hand, the New York
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I f you are Interested In what the for­ government exercises an option given
elan campaign, establishing his head­ speaker’s address may be distributed TSì-umOK»
BRIEF WAR NEWS
TBB raXAMA-FAClXIO SIPOelTIOW.
eign nations have accomplished you
quarters In Silesia, as near to the through telephonic receiving disks at­
This giant telephone Is shown In the have only to visit the marvelous dis to bring suits separately for forfeiture.
Italy has completed the fourth week front ns practicable.
This will be done In the big tract
tached to es^b chair in the hall in San P alace of Liberal Arts. Pa nem a-Pacific plays of the European countries or of
of her belligerent activity, without a
I t Is argued that even should Lem­ Francisco. In one of the exhibit pal­ International Exposition, Ban Francisco.
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u
cases It Is understood. The court's
those
of
the
Orient
or
South
America,
success that can be received enthusi­ berg fall, tha Russians can drop back aces visitors may, without charge, hear
decision wan unanimous, by Justice
Canada
or
-
Australia,
Among
the
W
ashington—General
Venuatlano
astically at home.
.
a man in New York rend from the ment of the long distance wireless tele­ French displays you may. if you wish, McKenna, but Justlcer McReynolds
to equally formidable positions, util
Carranza, original leader of the Mexi­
Reports of the fighting on the west islng the rivers and swamps and other headlines of tbs New York newspa phone this new Invention will make It behold priceless works of art never be^
took no part.
can constitution« movemenL la tboe
ern front, as given out .in Berlin and advantages of thd terrain, and It is pers. This performance begins In the possible to project the human voice fore exhibited in America and which
It
Is
apparent
that
the
supreme
halfway
around
the
globe
without
the
to face with a situation that may elim­
Palace of Liberal Arts each (lay nt 3
Paris, differ In Important particulars, thé British contention that they could
use of ft telephone wire Couirast the at the Exposition find sanctuary from oourt recognises the railroad's Inter­ inate him as a factor in Mexloaa poli­
o’clock.
particularly with reference to the san­ thus hold out for months, England and
the ravages of war.
est In the property to the extent of tica unless he yields to tke dlctatloa
The amazing voice amplifier Is but era slxty-flve years ago, when the pio­
guinary fighting that »till continues France In the meantime sending to
>2.50 an acre, but as some of the land of his commanding general, Alvaro
north of Arras. According to the Ger­ their aid men and munitions If neces­
Is worth much more than that it may Obrègon, and other high officers la his
CRITICS
OF
WELLS
WARNED
HE WAS RESOURCEFUL
man war office, new attacks by the sary. Whether Russia has sufficient
be possible for congress to appropri­ army — _________ .
French and British on the western ammunition to meet the present strain
Court Wants no More Letters Attack­ ate money to pay the Southern Paclflo
Officiai advices revealed that four
front have resulted In defeats for la a question which cannot be answer­ But He Probably Didn't Get th e Jeb
ing Commissioner.
>2.50 an acre for the property.
of Carransa’s cabinet ministers bad
For
Which
He
Applied.
them Attempted advances in the Ar­ ed in England.
Salem —Declaring that writers of
resigned and that General Obregoa
There is a certain middle aged and
ras region in northwestern France
letters In future criticising Harvey Land Grant Valuation le 21 Millions was Insisting on their retention, as
old
fashioned
business
man
who
is
a
near the Belgian border and in the
Portland.—The assessed valuation well aa the dismissal of tbe members
little doubtful whether be or the other Events Occurring Throughout Wells, insurance commissioner, for as
Argonne have been repulsed.
carried off the honors of w ar in an In­
sesslng policy holders of the Horticul­ of the Oregon A California land grant to whom they were opposed.
The allied forces report gains at
the State During the Past
terview given to a smart young man.
News coming through official chan­
tural Fire Relief and the Oregon Mer­ Is more than >21,000,060 in the 18 Ore­
various points. The French have at
The smart youog man was applying
chants’ Relief, which failed recently, gon counties, according to the state nels that Carranaa had removed bto
Week.
last completely surrounded and car­
for a berth.
would be cited for contempt. Circuit tax commission’s annual report for headquarters to the old Isolated feri»
ried by assault the Fond de Buval, a
“Let nie see,” said the merchant;
Judge Galloway declined to accept the 1915.
resa, San Juan de Uloa, in tbe barbar
-you’ve called on me before, but not on
narrow ravine east of the Loretto
Berlin, via London.— A statement your present errand. The first time
commissioner’s resignation as receiver
Pupils Go to Fair.
of Vera Crus, spread tbe tepresafiam
hills. This position has been defended
Corvallis —Tea young people, lead­ of the companies.
given out* by the Oerman admiralty to you represented Up to Date Limited
that be feared aa uprising again« bias
with desperation by the Germane
the effect that the Oerman submarine and offered to put our concern on mod­ ers of Oregon's young men and women
Mr. Wells reported that only 422 out
in Vera Crus. Amerioaa warships ly­
■Ince May 9 and when It was finally
U 29 had been rammed and sunk by ern lines. Then you came on behalf of are now an additional attraction at of 4607 policy holders subject to as­
ing in the harbor would giva him aay-
taken by the French only a few of the
a British tank steamer flying a Swed Systems & Files and said you were the Oregon building at the Panama- sessment to 100 par cent of the stan­
lum should he desire to escape
defenders remained.
lsh flag after the vessel had been or business doctors. And after that you Pacific Exposition. These young citl- dard rate had paid, and Judge Gallo­
The Austro-Oerman forces are not
dered to stop Is expected to have an came as the publicity expert of tbe sens, three girls and sevea boys, are way again Instructed him to notify
MEYER INCIDENT CLOSED
only nearer Lemberg, Galicia, but say
Important bearing on the Oerman Newest In Ads. company 7”
the winners of the 10 capital prizes those who had not paid to do so. He
Atlanta, Ga.— Leo Frank's death
they have driven the Russians farther
“That Is so, sir.”
American negotiations.
offered for the best work accomplish­ said failure to do so would result in sentence was commuted to life im­ Ambassador's Denial That Hoax Was
across the frontier of Poland In the vi­
“And are all these— er—companies
German naval officers and the pub­
ed In each of the 10 industrial club his instructing Mr. Wells to bring suit. prisonment by Governor Slaton. An­
Perpetrated la Aocepted.
cinity of Tarnogrod, as well as pene­
deadr
lic at large ask how It la possible for
The receiver reported that of assess­ nouncement of the governor’s decision
The young man reluctantly admitted projects carried oa by the state de­
Washington.— The Incident Involv­
trating farther Into Bessarabia.
German submarines to treat merchant that they were.
partment of education and the agricul­ ments levied on 3725 policies In the came several hours after Frank had ing the names of Anton Meyer-Gerhard
From the Gallipoli peninsula comes
men In the way requested by the U nit
tural college Girls' and Boys' club de Horticultural Fire Relief, 238 mem­ been secretly taken from the Jail here and a Dr. Meyer, reputed official of
“Yet
after
coming
here
three
times
the information that the British and
ed States or to take steps to ascertain to offer to teach us our business when pertinent. T heir trip to the exposl bers have paid >1616.49; and of as­ and hurried to the state prison farm
the Oerman war office, in which it
French allies are In possession of on’ 7
the nationality of ships displaying your concerns go down you coolly so tlon city for a two weeks’ stay, with sessments of 882 policies in tha Ore­ at Milledgeville. Frank was sentenced
was charged that the state department
■front 10 square miles of the southern
neutral flags In the war zone so long licit a berth In this poor, effete old all expenses paid. Is thsir reward of gon Merchants' Mutual, 139 members to be hanged Tuesday for the murder had been hoaxed, was officially
end of the peninsula. The Turks are
as British captains adhere to the rules firm. Why, what use are you to us? winning the highest honors in their have paid >763.04.
Regarding Mr. of Mary Phagan In April, 1911.
well fortified and are not only offer-
Glared closed.
Look at your record.”
laid down by the admiralty.
respective contests. The young peo Wells’ request to be relieved of the
A storm of bitter sentiment was
The Oerman ambassador. Count von
- ing a stubborn resistance to any fur­
The
optimist
countered
that
easily.
Commenting on thia, German news
pie arc in charge of H. C. Seymour, receivership Judge Galloway »aid:
aroused against Governor Slaton for Bernstorff, called to see Acting-Secre­
ther advance, but are carrying out de­
"You never know, sir. I might be
papers say It la proof of the British
county school superintendent of Polk
"The court Is of the opinion that commuting the death sentence of Leo tary Lansing. He said that reports
very useful. Look what a splendid ex
termined night attacks with the bay
abuse of neutral flags and that the perience I ’ve had in winding up com county, and Mrs. Beymour, and will you as Insurance commissioner of thia M. Frank to life lmprisonemnt.
tending to confuse Meyer-Gerhard and
onet
Illegal course followed by ships of 1 panies.’’—Philadelphia Ledger.
make their headquarters st the Ore­ ■Ute are the proper person to look
y it h several hundred men and boys I
Alfred Meyer had been misted to
commerce compels the commanders of
a week ago and that he had de-
gon building with living accommoda­ after the affairs of the many members olamoring to get In the front gates of |
Offlce Force of School Head Quits.
Performing • Duty.
Oerman submarines to oonslder their
of these associations, and therefore, I his country home, which had been bar- nled them then. No Dr. Meyer, be
tions st the Oregon Inn.
Olympia, Wash.— The tranquility of
Mr. Choate told this one—not on him
own safety first and sink sock ships
would not consider relieving you aa rlcaded with barbed wire entangle­ said, w as known to him or to other
the administration of Mrs. Josephine
■elf: An American called at the office
without warning.
Raila at Acme Bridge.
receiver.”
ments, and threatening to overpower members of the embassy. He added
of
the
American
ambassador
In
Lon
Preston, state superintendent of pub­
Eugene Steel rails on the W illam ­
20 country policemen, armed with riot that the whole story reflecting op bi»
don, with his w ife and baggage.
lic instruction, was marred Saturday
Medford Man Killed In Accident
D enied by Britain.
“W hen did you arrive?" w as tb e first ette-Pacific have reached the site of
guns, Governor Slaton called out the sincerity It* asking safe conduct for
by announcement of the resignation
the Acme bridge, the point at which
M edford— Stewart
Patterson,
m ilitia for protection as a result of his Meyer-Gerhard was an “absolute fab*
London. — The official statement question.
en masse of the major portion of her
"Just arrived,” was the answer.
the road turns south to Coos Bay. The wealthy Medford rancher, died as the pardon of Frank.
ricatlon,” and that he had taken offi­
office force. Those who have resign­ was made pablle by the British gov­
"Have you been to your hotel?” was rails were completed to this point result of an automobile accident which
The soldiers did not fire upon the cial notice of It only because of bis
ed are C. A. Sprague, assistant super­ ernment that the German-submarine
another question p u t
within the ten day» predicted when occurred when the electric lights on mob, but steadily pressed them hack desire to assure the president of the
intendent; Miss Martha A. Sherwood, U-M, oommanded by Captain Otto
"No,” came the prompt answer.
the car In which he was riding sud­ at the point of the bayonet Major United States and the secretary of
the steel crews commenced.
Weddlgen.
which
was
destroyed
two
deputy superintendent; Miss Hannah
Then the ordinary question was put
Ballasting commenced Monday to denly went out on the Pacific A East­ Catron, In command, was struck by a state that he had not sought to de­
Cordy, chief clerk; Miss Edith Roe, months ago, “was sunk by one of His to him, as to every visitor of that kind
make possible tke operation of trains ern curve of the Paclflo highway and stone. One soldier was knocked un­ ceive them.
and which we put at the end of an in­
Mrs. Preston’s secretary, and Mrs. Majesty’s ships.“
Mr. Lansing assured the ambaae»
This belated announcement appar­ terview, “Well, what can I do for to the lower SÍ usíhw . The work Is the car plunged into the ditch at the conscious when hit by a brick and
Viola French, clerk.
being rushed in order that the mater­ side of the road.
several others received minor Injuries dor that he was fully satisfied with
ently w as Issued at this tim e to dia- you?”
Lucio Mintzer, of San Francisco, when stones, bottles, and clubs were the statement made by him.
"Yon can do nothing for me,” came ials for the big nteel drawbridge
Southern Vote Restrictions Illegal. pose of the report current in Germany
the
reply.
"
I
merely
came
here
td
see
across
the
Sluslaw
may
be
moved.
The
owner
and driver of the car, and J. C. hurled at them by the mob. Tha crowd
W»»bington.— In probably one of that the U-I9 was rammed by a British
whether my ambassador was in his excavation for the central pier of the Balllargeon, of San Francisco, were was practically dispersed by midnight,
tank
steamer
flying
the
Swedish
flag.
V illa’s A rtillery Chief Leaves Him.
the most important race decisions in
place.“—Denver Post
badly Injured, but w ill recover.
bridge has been completed.
but angry prowlers continued to linger
Washington.—General Felipe An­
its history, the supreme court * an­
Kaiser is Personally Directing
b of many
ROM every part of the world
visitors are thronging to the advances
great Exposition at San Fran­ tlon. The In
cisco. The Exposition there la the tran»con
the most comprehensive and Interest­ principle which
ing of all universal expositions, and it developed to
Id that
will probably be the last to be held
within the prseent generation. Now
ts the time to see tt
The Panama-Pacific International Ex­
position, which opened on Feb. ¿0 last,
has charmed the millions who have al­
ready beheld the magic city by the
Golden Gate.
•Is of the universe ana 1
a tbs m at exhibit pelneen.
_ the moat comprehensive sem-
mary of the world’s progress ever dis­
F
lutlonary scientific
ted at the Exposl-
has made possible
telephone, and the
pplled has not been
beet extent It la
probable develop-
CRISIS DEVELOPS IN
CARRANZA CABINET
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL1NTEREST
BERLIN SAYS BRITISH
FtEW SWEDISH FLAG
DEATH SENTENCE OF
FRANK IS COMMUTED
nulled os uncorstitutlonal the Oklaho­
ma oonvtltuMonti amendment and the
Annapolis, MJ., voters’ qualification
law restricting the suffrage rights of
those who could not vote or whose an­
cestors could not vote prior to the rati­
fication of the 15th amendment to the
federal constitution.
Tom Taggart Indicted W ith Other».
Indianapolis, Ind.— Thomas Taggart,
former chairman of the national dem­
ocratic committee; Mayor Joseph Bell.
Chief of Police Pertrott and 125 other
Indianapolis citizens, were Indicted by
the Marion county grand Jury here.
They were charged with conspiracy to
commit 48 felonies In the recent coun­
ty primary registration and election.
Loggers
Get
First
Aid
Instruction.
Olympia, W ash—Workman In log­
ging campa are responding with en­
thusiasm to first aid Instruction being
given them by Red Cross physicians,
who in a special car have started a
tour of all logging works in the state.
Oldfield Makes 111 Miles an Hour.
Chicago.—Barney Oldfield establish­
ed a new American automobile speed
record at Speedway Park when he ne­
gotiated a lap in 1:04 2-5, an average
of 111.5 miles an hour.
URGE BRITISH CONSCRIPTION
Propaganda Gaining Ground and Pres­
sure From Russia Strong.
London.—Conscription propaganda
la making great headway In Great Bri­
tain. Despite the cautious assurances
of Premier Asquith and Mr. Lloyd
George that compulsion is not contem­
plated, it la well known in Fleet street
that a new factor recently has been
L-troduoed into this, the moet serious
of -he controversies raised by the war.
B i tain’s alllee are preesing her to
adopt forthwith a sweeping measure
of niiTonal military service. The de­
mand is particularly strong from Rus­
s ia Emperor Nicholas and his minis­
ters feel that England’s failure to
frying more u>en to the firing line on
the west during the period of Russian
sensational advance in Galicia has
proved to be a more demoralising In­
fluence on the general fortunes of war
than Winston taencer Churchill’s fias­
co In the first Dardanelles assault
Klenlath Project to Be Completod.
Klamath Falla, Or.—While no more
reclamation projects may be expected
to be Initiated In Oregon or elsew h ere
in tbe United States In the Immediate
future, It may be written down as a
fact that the Klamath Falls project
Lose In Nebraska Nearly 82,000,000 of 250,000 scree will ultimately be
Lincoln, Neb.—The lose as a result completed ea a reeult of tbe visit here
_ of the appropriations
of hall Is estimated at between |1*- Of 11 OMI
188.088 and U.000.088.
ef tbe 84th B I» <M "
Hieterioal Parallels.
“Oh, pop.”
—
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THE GERRYMANDER.
“W ell, get rid of it—get rid of IL ”
“W hat does this history 1 have been Gilbert 8 tu a rt’s Cartoon Made the Po­
lities! T rio k Notorious.
reading mean by a ‘coop detat’T ’
"That, my son. In politics or state^
Gilbert Stuart, who is best remem­
c ra ft Is the name thing as a pinch bered for his portraits of Washington,
hitter delivering the goods In the last was also a cartoonist, and It was he.
half of the-ninth Inning of a baseball according to James Melvfti Lee. In Car
game, with runners on second and toons Magazine, who designed the fa
, .
third and the score 2 to 1 In favor of mous G errym ander cartoon.
the other team.”—Richmond Tlroes-Dls-
In 1811, writes Mr. Lee. the struggle
between the Democrats and the Fed
pateh. ,
. v ■.
' • ,.
■'
erais for the control of Massachusetts
Promoted.
was extremely bitter. • The Democrats
•Mrs. Nurich, I understand your hus­ had elected Elbridge Gerry governor
band is one of tbe stewards of the and had carried both houses of the
legislature. To retain this supremacy
racing association.” *
“Look here, >oung man, my husband they remapped the senatorial districts
gave up cookin’ years ago and I ’d and divided the power of their political
rather you wouldn’t refer to I t ”—Buf­ adversaries by paying no attention to
county boundaries. In Essex county
falo E r press.
the relation of tho district to the town
was most absurd, and a map of the
A Sneaky Man.
Mr. Kay See—Sneaky sort of man? county thus laid out hung in the office
W hat do yon mean, »ir? W itness- of the Massachusetts Sentinel.
One day ns Stuart .gazed at the map
Well, aor, he’s the sort of man that’ll
never look ye straight In the face until he remarked that the towns aa they
yer back's turned.—Kansas City Times. had been assembled looked like some
monstrous animal. A few touches of
his pencil added the wing» and claws,
Appreciation.
“Has your w ife a sense of humor?” and he christened the creature a sala­
“Bure. I told her all the automobile mander. At the suggestion of Editor
Jokes I could and now she want» one Russell, the name was changed to
of tbe automobiles.“—Washington Star. Gerrymander. The cartoon thereafter
Thoroughly Broken.
frequently'appeared In a “broadside,
’ “Bnboter la a perfect husband.”
while the term became one of reproach
" I never beard be was so wonder­
Good Rule. . ...
ful.”
Just out of reach of the
soldiers geles, artillery expert and right hand
Douglas Taxpayers Organise League throughout the night
man of General Francisco Villa, baa
Roseburg.— The Douglas county tax­
left bis chief and la now In the United
payers league was organised at a
States en route to Boston to visit bis
PEACE
LEAGUE
ORGANIZED
largely attended and
enthusiastic
family.
meeting held here. Robert 8. Smith,
Taft Made President and a Propa­
secretary of the* state ta i reform
ganda W ill Be Started.
Warship Speeds 22 Knots.
league, was the principal speaker.
Philadelphia.—W ithin historic Inde­
Norfolk,
V a — The torpedo-boat de­
Thirty-five directors were elected.
pendence H all on the anniversary of stroyer Jouett returned to the Nor­
They will meet at Roseburg June 25,
to elect officers and a smaller execu­ the battle of Bunker H ill, there was folk navy yard after a speed te st In
formed an organisation whose object which It was said she developed 22.72
tive board.
•
It w ill he to promote the creation o t J knots.
■ league of nations with a view to pre­
Indian Gets Llf« Term.
THE MARKETS
Klamath Falls.— James George was venting wars, or, at least to lessen
... Portland.
sentenced to life Imprisonment at Mo- the possibilities of armed conflicts.
The n»me adopted by the organisation
Wheat—Club, tie ;
after some debate, was "League to En­
red Russian, 88c; forty-fold. 88e; red
force Peace. American Branch
Ex-President Taft, who presided fife, 19c.
Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy. >18;
over tbe conference part of tbe time
was elected permanent president and grain hay. >12; alfalfa. |1M 8;
ton.
X • . *
In addition, a long list of representa­ timothy, >12.58.
Butter—Creamery, Me.
tive American cltlsens was named as
Much C os« Lumber to War.
.
Eggs— Ranch. 19e.
permanent
vice-presidents.
A
perma­
Portland.—More than 5,000,000 feet
Wool—Eastern Ong»*. We;
of Oregon spruoe clears have been nent executive committee was select­
20c.
sent to warring nations of Europe ed, with Instructions to take all
urea
necessary
to
promote
tbe
objects
Mohair—lie*
within the last three months to
of the
In making military aeroplam
lng to records of the lumber Associa­
Wheat—Blneetem. Me;
Mbdals Awarded Oregon Schoela
tions.
Orders for a considerable
[rod
Russian. 80e; forty fold.
San
Francisco.—The
Oregon
school
amount additional were not filled be-
91c.
oause scarcity of cargo space made exhibit In the Palace of Education nt |
the expoeltlon won the gold medal on I Barley—822 per ton.
shipment Impossible.
playgrounds as portrayed in jthe offl-
Hay—Timothy. 818
rial pamphlet a a U w n#dal 00 ln41' |
P*
The River Ganges.
Hindus
believe
that
if
they
bathe
In
vidual
club
work
and
tha
silver
medal
Many a fellow Is a star because he
“Well, every time he sees a mall box
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up, poeketa.”-Buffalo Ex- ■tuck io tbe dipper and the uallky way the waters of the Gangs» II
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Neil’s Island, following his conviction
In the federal court for the killing of
Peter Brown, another Indian. Motions
by Judge Lionel R. Webster for a new
trial were overruled by Judge Wolver­
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