Sherman County observer., August 13, 1915, Image 1

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COUNT LUIGI CADORNA
Ruben’s Old Dad
A lto
GERMANS COMPLETE
CONTROL OF WARSAW
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By M. QUAD
Copyright, M A
Moi*o, S h e r m a n C o u n t y , .O r e g o n . F r id a y , A u g u s t 3.3,. 1 9 1 5 .
by tfc«
N ew spaper Syndicate.
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Occupy New Positions Around
the City and Strengthen
Hold on Poland.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Pilot Rock public schools will open
September 1$.
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One hundred Italian volunteers left
tost week for Ita ly to fig h t
Robert Fletcher,W ilm ot, a pioneer
residence in Ione,
of I860, died at I
miles of road In
Approximately
beep oiled during
Tam hlll county
the past two
trlct of Klamath
Tha rod
eaned out by J. B.
Falla waa o
J or.
Mason. the now
e Columbia River
The plant
company at S t
Canning A
successful aeoson.
Helena la ha'
90-cent mark In
W heat
ta, hut oven that
the Pendleton
price la not tempttog many of the
AMERICAN SH PS
SENT TO VERA CRUZ
SURROUNDING WARSAW
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Naval Officer Sends Urgent
Request to Washington
For Battleships.
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F i v e Oentsi
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HE W O N
H IS B E T
By LOUISE B. CUMMMCS
1 was a reader for a
azine. Perhaps I should
Washington. — Commander McNa­
those who are not fam iliar w ith edi­
Berlin, via London.— Further prog
mee, the senior American naval offi­
torial work that a reader to eae who
ee for the Austro-German forces
cer at Vera Crus, has asked the navy
reads manuscripts of unknown au­
which are attempting to cut off the
department to aend a battleship squad­
thors. A manuscript to brought to to
re^pet of the Ruaalana waa announced
ron to guard against anti foreign dem­
the editor, who aits a t a
by the war office.
desk and listens with apparent
onstrations, which he fears.
The staff
says that Serock, at
ness to a long account of the
The battleships New H a m p sh ire
of the work submitted,
the mouth of Bug, worth of Warsaw,
and Louisiana, now at Newport, R. L,
ly on the author and aa aoen ee he ta
haa been oocupled. forts near Novo
with the Atlantic fleet, were ordered
gone toaees the manuscript to the seed­
___ jv .k have been captured,
to prepare at once to go to Vera Crus,
e
r without a word.
, t _
Germans have occupied the east bank
but If tbe emergency should become
tale o f btoealf. He's to th at waltln
farmers.
The magazine I was w ith
the
Vistula
near
Warsaw
and
to
ta r a cert to take htoaalf boom to bo
women, moot o f th e :
Mias Jane Edith Brown, of Lincoln, pressing, th e battleship Connecticut,
tha ■ r r ’^ the Russians a r t being drlv
laid oet and burled.”
en, I being one of the
111., has been elected heed of the vocal now to Haitian waters and about two
■
by
Field
Marshal
von
Mack
•‘Never seed nothin’ to ekal It to sll
A t one thee when the editor waa
department of the conservatory of day«’ sail across the gulf, will be or-
my boto days,* sold s man to tbs
111 those who Insisted on seeing the
ensen
,
.dered
to
Join
Commander
McNamee
music of Albany College, i
editor we$e referred to me. One of
crowd.
The taxi of tha report la;
Commander McNamee’« report did
Dr. John R. Robtaeon, 6111 Foster
"1 was r l f bt yore or I wouldn’t —
those who left a manuscript w ith me
“The German troops on the Narew
not
give
details,
but
officials
here
be­
rood, Portland, waa arrested on
■ ■ t o tt
was a man who seemed to me to he
are approaching tha Lomsa-Ostrov-
charge of deserting bis wife and two lieve anti-American feeling which he
of
anch caliber that either he ahoold
bow road. A t sema points the
children in Williamsport, Pa* 10 years reported is a direct outgrowth of the
- I t was jest this way,
be a succeaaful w riter or should not
j offered stubborn resistance
Pan-American negotiations In Wash
continued tbs son s s bo picked a sliver
be a w rite r at alL But aucceaaful
ago.
A
gotah of Wyaxkow the Bug has been
off a plno box and began to w h ittle at
writers were not used to asking na to
Kenneth B. Grimm, who haa been In Ington for the adjustment of differ
ad. Serock, a t the mouth of the
It with s spring back Jackknife: ‘ Dad
the employ of the state forestry serv­ ences between the factions.
..Map of country surrounding War­ publish their works; we asked them to
Bug. haa been occupied. Near Novo
and mo cornea down yore this monte*
Other developments in Mexico, such saw, which the Gorman armies com­ do us the honor to permit na to pub­
ice, has resigned to assume the duties
lish them. I was certainly lmpreaasd
mak our siege troops took the
to buy a mowL Dad i
of the office of postmaster at Hub­ as General Carranza's expulsion of the pelled the Rueslane to evacuate.
w ith Mr. Horatio Beardsley— thename
frisky all tbs way down, and ho sen
forts at Segrea.”
.
Guatemalan
minister
and
his
differ­
bard.
on the title page of hla story e nd
to me. sea be:
General voa Mockenaen and Arch-
Three A lask an Indiana, one girl and ences with the Brazilian minister be­
promised him that I would give bin
“ ‘Buben, I kin eotwalk. outrun, eat-
daks Joseph Ferdinand were pursuing
two boya, will attend Albany college cause the countries of both participat­
shuts, outholler and outllck anything
etory a careful reading.
the
retreating
Russians
with
unabated
Count Luigi Cadorna, commanding
1 did most of my work a t home and
on top of this yere atoth’s surface.'
this season. They have completed ed in the Pan American conferences,
took Mr. Beardsley’« atory, called "A
- I asm dad was purty cboeky, and I general of the Italian armies that are vigor, according to a statement from courses in a Presbyterian school at are taken as evidence of Carranza's
the German general staff.
Fool For His Pains,” there to read I t
Invading Austria.
displeasure with the stand the United
ees to him. I eae:
S itk a.
The Russian rear guard la unable to
But a great many manuscript» ware
“ ‘Dad, you’s top of the
M ary E. Fawcett, recently appointed States has taken.
hold the advancing Germans and the
crowding upon us at tha time, and we
yere. and nobody kin deny If. bat donn’
deen of women at the Oregon Agricul­
Cornish, N. H — With the object of were especially succeaaful in getting
BRIEF WAR NEWS
retreat toward Brest-Lltovsk threat
yon go and meat op with no fight in
tural college, has taken up her work
developing
a broad and convincing recognized literary lights In the liter­
town. We’a arter a mewl, wo la. and
ens to become a rout.
to learn conditions before the college
Tw o American steamers, the Llam a
program of national defense which ary world to give ua their works for
wedoan’ want no foaete* nor nothin'.’
General von 8choltx has reached a
year opens next fall.
and Wlco, oil laden for Sweden, have
"And with that dad Joaspa fo* fas
will meet with the approval of con­ publication. The consequence was that
point only eight miles from the W ar
omitted to read “A Fool For Hla
The north W illam ette valley gralg
been captured by the Germans.
high and «ache hto harts togetbea
gress President Wilson la planning to
oaw-Petrograd railroad and General
Pains” for some time.
yield w ill be larger this year than
In evacuating Warsaw and other
and whoops out that he's btor traps,
co-operate
with
the
chairmen
of
the
von Woyrsch Is within 26 miles of the
One day I looked In my closet for
ever, according to reports which have
plzen. powder and catamount all, boll
cities the Russians have systematical
military and naval affairs committee«
od down Into one, and that be’» dan­ ly and effectively removed everything, Wsrsaw-Siedlce railroad.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti. — American of the senate and hQuae, as well as the manuscript, where I had loft tt,
been received from all jyprts of Marion
gerous if anybody goes fo pick up bis including church hells, that might be
naial forces took possession of the of­ with Secretaries Garrison and Daniels and did not And It there. I asked my
and Clackamas counties
mqtlier what had become of It and
Mad feel.*
~ of use to the Germans
Dr. C. J. Hexamer, of Philadelphia, fice of the port, the national palace of the war and navy departments, be­ learned that she had burned an accu­
“Teas. and I bean him boiler when
re-elected president of the National and the Haïtien gunboat Pacifique, fore finally deciding on the recom mulation of pasteboard boxes recoatty*
The Russian newspapers are unani­
he’s a mile Sway.* said one o f the
German-American Alliance at the con­ which arrived in Port-au-Prince.
mous In stating that Russia's deter
mendatlona he will make in his next Tbe manuscript waa in a pasteboard
crowd.
During the movement to take the message to congress.
box, and It was apparent to me that
vention Just closed at San Francisco,
mlnatlon
to
pursue
the
war
to
a
vie
"O f co’ae you did." replied Ruben;
w ill be a Portland visitor on August office of the port, the Americans open
Whon the president see« the chair It had gone up in smoke.
"of co’ae. Ded wee powerful on hol­ torious end has been strengthened by
I was terror stricken. I f through my
ed fire on the Haïtiens and one Haïti­ men of the four committees he ex
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lerin'. He’d boiler a b’ar outto a tree the enforced evacuation of Warsaw
Parts— Fighting of extreme violence
careleosnoaa
a manuscript com m itted
Members of the federal trade com­ en was killed.
Novogeorglevak, the great Russian
half a mile away. When bo got down
pects to have before him the reports
>■«. developed In the Voagee moun
The occupation of the office of the now being prepared by Mr. Garrison to my care were destroyed and there
mission w ill be In Portland on Satur­
yere thar was a feller from Memphis fortress to the north of Warsaw, la
waa no other copy In existence 1 would
tains In consequence of the German
day of thia week to conduct a hearing port and the national palace gave the and Mr. Daniels.
with a patent liftin ’ maaheen a-etand- sow the sole possession of the Rua
not only suffer a terrible mortlArariao,
attack. The official French announce­
ln* right yere. Thar's the pieces of it , i . n« along the Vistula river.
Into trade conditions of the territory Americans the last positions held by
but would lose my position, on which
ment
says
thia
attack
haa
been
re­
agin thia fence, while the feller Mo-
of which Portland la the commercial the Haïtiens. The populace has been
The Bavarian troops, lad by Prince
Portland, Ore.— "1 am to thorough 1 waa dependent for a living for both
pulsed,
but
concedes
that
minor
ad­
self la tan miles away end
thrown ta consternation by the opar sympathy with tha president’« plan of my mother and m ywlf.
and financial oeater.
Leopold, were first to enter Warsaw
vantages have been gained by tha
When I went again to. the ofltoe of
Clarence Bursell, charged with mur­ étions of tbe Americana.
but not without fierce resistance
calling a conference of committee
Germans In the Argonnea. The state­
-B u t ’tween*! Ma fenlt,” prot
The presidential election to fill the chairmen and cabinet officer« to con the magazine a letter from Horatto
der In the second degree for the fatal
the part of the Ruaalana, who retired
man on muleback.
Beardsley was handed me, stating that
ment follows:
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shooting of Charles Zimmerman, a place of General Vllbrun Guillaume, aider a program for national defense
- I ain’t sayin’ as ’twaa.” placidly eastward In the direction of Minsk.
he had made arrangements for the pub­
"In the region of Artois there were
neighboring rancher near Silverton, who was removed from the French le­ aald Senator Chamberlain, chairman
On the western front and along the
answered Ruben. " I’m sayin' as dad
lication of "A Fool For Hla Pain«”
continual combats with hand grenades
was declared not guilty by a Jury In gation by a mob of Haïtiens July 28 of the senate committee of military and asking them to return the manu­
got mixed np and made a tale of Ms- Austro-Itallan fronts artillery engage-
around Souchex.
and shot to death, has been postponed affairs.
the circuit court at Salem.
self. No sooner bad ho eot eyes on m erta predominate, and at various
script
I said nothing at the office
“In the Voagee a German attack at­
Governor *James Withycombe ap­ Indefinitely.
,
the maabeen than he cracks Ms haste points each of the Contending forces
about its destruction, for 1 had not
Senator
B.
R.
Tillman
of
South
Car­
tained extreme violence. It waa di­
Official dispatches to the navy and olina, chairman of the senate commit sufficiently recovered from the shock
together and crows like a rooster and claim small successes.
pointed Colonel B K. Lawson to act
rected against our positions at Ling-
sea to me. aes he:
as special agent on the Rogue river In state departments said General Bobo, tee on naval affairs, who is passing to make up my mind what to do or aay
/ Occupation of Warsaw by the Ger­
in tbe matter. I went borne and triad to
” ‘Ruben, I kin pall tbs bull state of man army ends the greatest campaign kopf and Schratmannelle and the neck Curry county, where fishermen em­ the revolutionist leader, had fqrmally
the summer in Portland, also Indorsed
of land which separates these two
Tennessee right up by the roots I f I
ployed by rival cannery companies resigned as chief executive, dismissed the proposed conference and aald he think out a way by which I might nave
of the war—of all wars, of all history
mvaelf from the ioea of my position,
heights. Our assailants were repulsed
kin git a brace ta r my fe e t”
his cabinet and ordered all his gener­ y m prepared to attend if called.
have recently been in conflict.
It has been fought along a front of
though there waa no possible way of
“ Ynas, I heard Mm Shy them re­
and suffered heavy losses. Before the
Carl GuiotL the Pendleton blind als in the north to deposit their arms
1000 miles, extending from the Baltic
escaping the mortification to which 1
marks.” put In one of the crowd.
portion of the front held by only one musicla^fcrho suddenly regained his with the American authorities at Cape
to the frontier of Roumania. Accord
would be subjected.
“Of co’se he said ’em.” contln
of our companies the corpses of more
WINLOCK HAS BIG FIRE
sight, hflratnce held a continuous re­ H aïtien/ Bobo, as Well as Bourand.
What I decided upon waa thia: I
lug to the most authoritative figure,
Ruben: “of co’ae. Ho apit °®
tbatt 100 Germans remained In the
wrote a note to Mr. Beardsley, con­
ception upon the main streets. Every­ another presidential candidate, have
hands, grabbed them *ere handles and there have been between 6,000,000 and
Moat of 9,000,000 Feet of Lumber In fessing that hte manuscript had been
network of our entanglements.”
where he goes he is surrounded and promised every effort to preserve good
when he straightened up I Jest felt the 7,000,000 men engaged in almost dally
Yard Is 8sved.
burned end asking him If he had a»*
friends and strangers crowd forward order.
ground tremblin’ all around.”
oonfllcL
Winlock, Wash.— Fire practically other copy and begging him for the
“Roti I r called »even or eight voices
and congratulate
GREECE REFUSES TO CEDE to grasp hla
destroyed the J. A. Venese Lumber present to say nothing about the m at­
in chorus.
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
him. ■
RECORD
CROP
IN
PROSPECT
company’s sawmill near here, with a ter. My note brought him to see me
“Dad bad one aide of the hull coun­
F la t Refusal to Cede T e rrito ry to
State Forester Elliott has returned
loss estimated at from $100,000 to at my home, and It was plain that he
try lifted up two foot high when there
The number of known dead os a ro-
Bulgarians.
from a trip which took him through Wheat Yield Greeteet Ever Grown;
was much chagrined at the loea of hla
waa a rip and a smash, them handles ■ult of the Erie, P a . flood lost week,
$176,000. Dynamiting of a large dock
manuscript. I told him I could raise
London.— “Greece w ill not cede one Douglas, Jackeon, Curry, Josephine,
Will Exceed 1914 Figure«.
tore out. the maaheen flew to pieces
and the moving of a pile of lumber $50, which I knew was more than any
Coos,
Klamatk,
Lake,
Crook
and
Lane
la
29.
Inch
of
territory
to
Bulgaria,"
was
the
Washington—Three
billion
bushels
and the alrtb sank back with a chug
checked the conflagration and made author unknown to the public could
Austria-Hungary kaa expressed her substance of a teply made by Premier counties, and reported conditions very of corn, 1,600,000,000 bushels of oats
which made na dlssy”
it possible to save part of the plant
get for a atory of the same length aa
“Then your father had broken a sympathy tor the UMted States In the loanarls to a delegation of Macedon- satisfactory, fire losses being small and 1,000,000,000 bushels of wheat are
Scores of men Joined in the fight the one he had submitted. H e looked
cose
of
the
sinking
of
the
steamboat
blood vessel of something of the sort?”
an deputies who asked a statement and measures have been taken as nev­ in prospect for this year’s American
against the flimes. Assistance was up at me with a curious expreaalon
I queried.
EaWtland at C h lta gn
elatlve to the purpose of the govern­ er before to prevent outbreaks.
harvest.
hurried from here to the plant, which when I said this, but made no reply.
“Skeersly. stranger, skeersly. Dad
The usual pension of >30 per month
By a margin of otte vote the house ment, says a Reuter dispatch from
Record crops of rye, white \and la about a mil« and one-half south of He left me, saying that he would think
wasn’t no man to atop a t one blood committee on privilege- and elections Athena.
has been granted by the state Indus­ ■weet potatoes, tobacco, rice and hay
over what waa beat to do, but In the
the city. By night the fire appeared
vessel. He Jest basted hlaeelf sll to votad to report adversely the M il aub-
meanwhile I need give myself no un­
In the negotiations which have been tria l accident commission to the wid­ also are predicted.
under
control,
but
flames
still
were
pieces and waa a goner afore we
easiness concerning IL Thia was very
mtttlng an amendment granting wo­ conducted by the allies of the Quad ow of Thomas E Winn, who waa
The
wheat
crop,
the
greatest
ever
raging In several large piles of ties good of him, and I felt very gratefnL
could reach him. I might aay he sort
,-uple Alliance with Bulgaria, In an ef­ killed while employed by the Big grown in any country, will be worth
of run together and caked. H a was man suffrage ta Alabama
and heavy timbers and the> firefighter!
A few days later I received a note
Thomas H. Cannon of Chicago waa fort to Induce her to enter the war on Creek Logging, company at Knappa. more titan $1,000,000,000, whllq the
six foot high when be grabbed them
from him aaylng that he had decided
kept up their battle.
Three
children
w
ill
receive
>6
per
their
side,
she
has
Insistently
demand
•ere handles, and now you can’t make elected high chief ranger of the Cath­
corn crop’s value may reach $2,600,-
The planing shed, dryklln, power­ to rewrite the lost atory. Work he did
him over four foot eight ss be lays to olic Order of Foresters for three years, ed that she bo ceded that part of Ma­ month until they, are 16 years old.
000,000.
house and the greater part of 9,000,000 over a second time waa always bettor
thar on a board. Jest pulled his knees at the closing session of the Interna­ cedonia which was awarded to Serbia
In the passing of County Commie
Estimates of the principal crop«, an­
than hte first effort i f I could «pare
np and hla shoulders down, and I reck­ tional convention at Providence, B. L ' at the close of the Balkan wars. She ■loner Fred Dudley Sitton. Yamhill nounced by the department of agricul­ feet of lumber In the yards were i the time to become hte amannenala for
saved.
A
Northern
Pacific
work
train
on his pants would bold hte gal­
The Inveetigatlon oondocted by also has sought to obtain at least a county lost a striking character and ture, based on conditions of August 1, saved 17 cars that were on the spur the work he would not only excuse me
lows np If thar was any buttons on
for the destruction of the original asaiN-
the
U.
8. commission on Industrial re­ portion of Macedonian territory which honored citizen. Mr. Sitton waa the 4how that all crops w ill be greater track of the plant.
’em. The uiau who owned the mat
uscrlpt but If he received a higher
cams
under
the
Greek
flag
In
the
■on
of
N.
K.
(Doc)
Sitton,
who
came
lations
h»»
resulted
In
a
report
that
than last year.
sheen vr.-sti’f to blame—o f co’ae ho
About 800 men are thrown out of price for the second d raft than he had
to Yam hill county to 1848, and woof
The estimates give for Oregon an employment as a result of the fire.
wasn’t—but a belt bo seed the calam­ telephone girls of tha United States same way.
been offered for the flrat he would
the friendship an.l esteem of the In ­ increased production of 316,000 bush­
ity he started ta r Knoxville on the are receiving wages too low to enable
divide the excess w ith me.
jump, and be waa Jumpin’ when he a girt’ dependent on her own energies Lister Pardons Man Who Killed Two. dian Inhabitants a» Well ays the early- els of wheat and 640,000 bushels of Milwaukee Eagles W in First Prtea.
I was only too glad to aacape w ith
turned the co’ucr of the M il up thar. to maintain^ a proper standard of life.
barley over that of 1914. Washington
Olympia, Wash.—Governor Ernest day settlers.
this
penalty and accepted tha propo­
Spokane.—The Milwaukee Aerie of
Dad’s ’ in yere. stranger. Come and
sition except as to any pecuniary Inter­
Fines of $100 each were levied upon estimates for winter wheat show an
The Pan-American conference con­ Lister granted an unconditional par­
Eagles won the first prize in the $8000
take a look. Mighty good man ho was.
est In what he received fo r hla atory.
don to H arry E. Carr, of Leavenworth, Emma Goldman, the anarchist lectur­ increase of 6,800,000 bushels over 1914
oontest In the exemplification of the I gave him a couple of hours avary
“And you are waiting to take the sidering means to restore pease to
er,
and
her
manager,
Dr.
Ben
Reit-
production
and
an
increase
of
2,400,-
body h o iu e r I queried as a wagon Mexico adjourned after having devel­ Chelan county, who waa convicted
ritual at the grand aerie of the frater­ working day for a month, a t the
oped no divergence of opinion ns to nearly two years ago of murder In the man, by Acting MunSeipal Judge Stad 000 in spring wheat. Washington’s nal order of Eagles here. Snohomish,
drove up to the shed. .
of which time the atory
ter
a
t
Portland,
upon
their
conviction
barley crop la reported in excellent
Itar general purposes, but leaving un­ second degree for the ahootlpg and
“T lr it’a It. stranger."
Wash.,’ waa second, San Francisco In the conrae of another week I re*
on
a
charge
of
distributing
pamphlets
condition,
but
the
yield
will
be
some­
-1« will lw a sad Right for your moth
killing
of
two
men
in
a
court
room
at
decided the exact course to be pur­
third, Seattle fourth and Helena. celved a note from tbe author contoto-
’7 er to <«■«■ tin* l»ody come'home."
sued. It w ill reassemble in New York. Caakmera while one of them was be­ outfitting methods of birth control dur­ what slighter than In 1914. Idaho’s
lng a check for $280, which ha aald
Mont., fifth.
“Tub r> lv sad. toler’bly sad." replied
was my share of tha axceaa over what
Lumbermen from northern Idaho, ing tried on a charge of assaulting ing the aeries of Emma Goldman’s winter wheat yield la estimated aa 1,
the youug man. “though she’s been ex­
078,000 bushels more than In 1914,
be had been offered for the first draft
meetings In Portland.
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Mon x -a and eastern Washington, rep- Carr’s daughter.
T
H
E
M
A
RK
ETS
pectin' It for the last ten y’ara. I
of hte atory. And what was a y ean-
Four persons were Injured severely while the barley $rop estimate la for
Portland.
t^B>w Hboui what she’ll say. As the __ eattos 176,000,000 capital invested
sternaUon to sea In Ma atonature tha
and a doaen tramftod underfoot In a yield of 870,000 more bushel« than
British
Win
Trench.
In
the-
industry
and
employing
80,00$
wagon drives up and she sees me «he’ll
name
of one of the moat gifted
Wheat—Club. $1.01; bluestem $1.07;
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London.— S ir John -French, com Portland In a panic: which started on last year.
stand in the door and call out:
, people, a.mmarlaed their troubles uto
ere before the public.
red
Russian.
94c;
forty-fold,
$1.0$;
an
outbound
Sellwood
streetcar
at
E.
der
three
heads:
bver-productioa,
mander-tn-ohlef of the British forces
f ‘Has It happened thia time. Rubol*
H e had made a bat w ith a
out-throat competition and fear of gov­ In France, reports that the lost T w elfth and E. Market streets after Villa Croaaaa Border to M art Scott. red fife, 94c.
“ 'Yep, maw?
that ha would submit a atory to our
•
El
Paso,
Tex.—General
Francleco
Hay—
Eastern
Oregon
timothy,
$17;
a
abort
circuit
in
the
controller
box
••‘Smashed np or deadT
ernment Interference. They te s tifie d trenches at Hooge, east of Yprea, In
magaton« under an aaeumed name «»d
“ ’Dead as a dead rabbi t f
a
n o th in g would coma of IL Boasethteff
before the federal trade, commission Belgium, have been retaken by the had started a fire to tbe front vesti­ Villa crossed the International border alfalfa, $18.60.
- ’Tackle an elephant did b e t
Butter—Creamery. 27c.
more than ho expected did canto of It:
British troops, and that they have ad­ bule. The passenger« made a wild and entered Into a conference with
Ft Spokane.
• '’Wnra’n th a t maw?
hla atory waa burned. Tkna «bowed
Eggs— Ranch, 24c.
n u b for tbe doors, women and chil­ General Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff
d —
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vanced on a front of 1200 yards.
R‘A bull circus r
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 28c; valley, why ha treated ma aa nicely. I t te a m
of the United State« army, at the home
dren.
forming
a
large
proportion
of
the
y . g. Troopers K ill ijlexleei».
« ’And wuaa than th a t H s tried to
that he had taken the same toney to
of J. F. Williams. General Scott to a 80c.
crowd, which nearly filled the c a r..
Town Is Held Up.
lift the hull alrth op one of thorn ma-
Brownsville, Tex.—United
States
me that 1 had taken to
Mohair—lie .
gaest
of
Mr.
Williams.
The
127.218
scree
of
land
recently
Maple H ill, Kan.— Seven robbers
-
aheens.'
ggvalryman and Mexicans fought near
why ha wished ma fo r hto
eliminated from the Paulina forest re­
* ’Shoo! Shoe! And It hasted M m t
Ha dartred to he w ith tea. to
Mnrcsdr- .O n e Mexican waa killed. held more than 100 cltlsens at bay
Beattie.
serve and ordered- opened to home­ T a ft W ill Address Bar Associations.
•“ All to smeehr
me, and aa It
None of the troopers waa reported to- here while companions blow the aafe
Wheat— Blues tern, $1.08; club, $1.00,
Portland.—On
the
afternoon
of
Mon­
‘Doctor look at M m T
out ha waa afforded aa
of the Maple HUI State bank and es- stead entry on September 20, la not
rod
Russia*.
96«;
forty-fold.
$1.00;
•• “ T w o of ’em, and both agreed that
land that w ill attract cautious farm* day, August 28. Portland attorneys
make lore to me. 1 hare
oaped with |S000.
bis prancin’ days waa ovpr.’
several years and have net yak
era, ta- the opinion of tbe forest serv­ and their guests attending a Joint fife, 97«.
Barley—
$27
per
ton.
u,
Taft la Grandfather,
•“ Waal, I knowad they’d he I f he
tha Mat o f tha burning a f hto
ice. in fact, the service frankly as­ convention of the Oregon and Wash
Hay— Timothy, $17 per too; alfalfa, tlon. Indeed. I never expect to
Governor Waleh to Run Again.
kept whoopin’ It up. an’ roebba he’s : Bar Harbor, Me.— Announcement of
serts that the soil is poor and topog­ Ington state bar aaaoclatlona w ill 11»
better off. At least we’ll allow that
Boston.—Governor Welsh baa an­ raphy rough. What, timber ta found ten to ex Prealdent W illiam H. Taft, $14 per ton.
the last o f tt. W hat
the arrival of former President T a ft’s
hs to, anA you cum id and cut some
Butter—Creamery, I7o.
tha tttoa waa that I could I
flrat grandchild was made hers. The nounced he would be a democratic on the land la mostly wormeaten and who will apeak os " U w and O o re r»
wood and food the hawg and W V jit
ehUd. a boy, waa bora to Mrs. Robert | candidate tor renomtoattoa for a third valualaaa gad the ottmata to rigorous,
V
ah early start to bury U a i l i HB
Tatt at her a g u a r
to t* * * .” '
7
1 got out at a small railroad atotton
IB T e ilt OSST-. to find a crowd 1» front
of a saloon, and as 1 began
the causo of
man of twenty tornad and replied:
✓
“Stranger, I can tell ye all about i t
Do you w ant td see the corpeeT’
“la soma one deadì"
“Dead as A
own dad at th a t"
a sew b a s e r
WILSON PLANS FOR
NATIONAL DEFENSE
HAÏTIEN national
PALACE OCCUPIED
GERMAN ATTACKS
VIOLENT IN VOSGES
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