Sherman County observer., October 29, 1915, Image 1

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Bulgarians
Kish to
Reinfo
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
. Week.
reduction to how» T *
trend *
Salmon Fry Soaking Sea.
Astoria.—Thousands of young salm-
on that recently wore released from
the various hatcheries have now reach­
ed the loyer river on their way to the
sea. and at points along the middle
river scares of them have been caught
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bto activities. • < r
_____ _ oí*
, the
_____ for food, and Mte eagerly nt hooks
Company, when naked to '>■(»■■ « * ’' t^ ted with salmon —— The young
ployment from the standpoint of the fiah are about ala tachen In length.
employer, said to part:
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‘ “It la the habit of the tfma to apeak
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a a ,.™ «
of unemployment M If It related Workmen Law Test CSgas
only to those who work tor a specific
Salem - T h e supreme court has ad
hourly or daily, weakly or monthly, vanoed for hearing the eaeee of Bvan-
wage. It la thought of chiefly aa re- aoff and Upton against the state ta­
inting to those engaged to the (rambler dustrial accident Insurance commle-
dwttee of Ufa. The facta ran quite to
n , cases are brought to teat
the contrary. It la the employer
the constitutionality of the Oregon
io first ont of employment Aa a workmen's compensation a c t Of the
natural sequence he Is followed by 21 states having compensation acta,
the employee, who next finds
the law has been declared constitu­
out of work. Unemployment
only when the employer himself be­ tional la 18. The law was only re­
gins to, be unemployed. When the cently upheld by the California su­
preme court
employer Is prosperous sad his
glee are profitably employed,
——Land Products Shew Great.
ployees have abundant employment
and they also prosper. Bat why Is
Portland.—Portland's second annual
this period of unemployment! It la Manufacturers' and Land Products
because an business la bewildered and Show, presented by the chamber of
uncertain. .I t does not know whither commerce at the armory, which began
It may proceed la safety. I t does not Monday and will eontlnue for throe
know with what snares Its path may
be laid. This condition began with weeks, Is one of the greatest display«
transportation and now extends la all of the state's agricultural and horticul­
business. The greatest trouble with tural-resources ever assembled Col­
this country today Is that ovary hast* lections of fruits, grains, grasses and
nees which has been developed by the vegetables from 22 of Oregon's 35
genius of the American people has counties are being shown.
become the object of unforeseen a t­
tack from some quarter or tods the
DRY QUERIES ANSWERED
threat or danger of attack. Our laws,
which formerly were precise and def
lntte, have blanketed buateeea with Attorney General Brown Bays Physi­
cian May Give Liquor.
loose generalities called crimes, which
the men who drew the laws and the
Salem.—I* answer to an Inquiry
men who Interpret those laws cannot from a district attorney of Oregon re­
themselves define with any precision. garding several phases of the prohibi­
Even when they endeavor to expound tion law effective January 1, 1918, At­
those laws they make them more ob­ torney General Brown holds that In a
scure and more mystifying than be­
eaxe wherein the owner of a drug
fore.
“There is nothing more distressing store is not a druggist but employs a
to an employer of labor than to tana registered pharmacist to sell drugs
away good men who desire to do good and dispense and compound prescrip­
work; but until all wake up to the tions. the pharmacist must execute
fact that unless the employer Is and file the $250 bond required by sec
prosperous the employes la falling to Con 2 of chapter 141, general laws of
prosperity, we will have little Im­ Oregon of 1215. before Intoxicating li­
provement When we have learned quor can lawfully be sold at the drug
the lesson that In thia nation we are store. Other rulings are as follows:
simply a big Industrial family, to
Ignorance of intemperate habits of
which we all prosper together or we
a
person would be no defense in a
do not prosper at all, we will then
have promise of relief from the mis­ case wherein a sale la made upon an
understandings and cajolements which affidavit by a pharmacist
From and after January 1, 191®, a
increase unemployment sad destroy
the comfort and the prosperity of the registered pharmacist cannot fill a
average man.
prescription for intoxicating liquor
"I urge relief from the fads, fancies other than alcohol.
and isms which have filled our streets
A prescription stating that the al­
with unemployment and put away the
dinner pail of the working man empty cohol is required for medicinal use is
upon the shelf In the Impoverished not sufficient end such prescription
home. I urge the restoration of con­ most show oil its face the purpose for
fidence In the fact that American man
of business are the peers of any in which the alcohol, la prescribed.
A physician can administer Intoxi­
the world. I urge that the American
workingman cannot be prosperous un­ cating liquor to a patient when the
less the American men of business same la actually necessary as a medi­
prosper. 1 urge that prosperity can cine to the Vestment ofdisease.
come to n s only with the full dinner
pall. Finally, I urge that the public
Dory fo Take Long Trip.
Interest In transportation la that It
shall be prosperous In order that It
Albany.—to • . heat which they ex­
may be a successful and energetic pect to use to the halibut flaking bus
aid to all the business it la designed
iness of Yaquina bay, Captain L A
to serve.” . ,
Wood and son, Charles Wood, of thia
city, left Albany to gn to Newport by
W orld’s Longest Street.
In Seebobni’s ‘Siberia In Asia” la water. They win travel down the Wil­
thus described wbut.L i n lied the long­ lamette to the Columbia and thence to
est street in the world. "Siberia wow the oeean and down the coast to Ya­
lalf JeMtliiffly described to me as a big quina hay. Their heat is a dory 2®
riltage. the main street of which, ex- feet long with a nine foot beam.
ending from Kishtil-Novgorod to Ke-
iklita. wits about 5.000 miles long,
Grant Conference le 8eL
where there wire always half a mll-
Salem.--—
Thursday, November 18,
lloo 1 k
<»’» fbr road and where ev
srybodj knew everybody from one end was sat by Governor Wlthycomhe as
the tentative time for holding the
jf tbe otrect to the other.”
meeting between the committee
named by the recent Oregon-California
Nothing New.
n fellow ea t* n lump of coal land grant conference and representa­
*n a bet.**' —■
tives of the Southern Pacific company.
••Well history mention* many case* The executive has written to the mem­
if ostentatious extravagance
Ci»«’ ber® named by the conference to as­
Mtrn you w ill rem em ber. dissolved
certain if the date selcted will be sat­
ind »wallowed n pearl.” - txmlsvllle
isfactory.
s .
<
^ourirr-.lonrnal.
Baker Plant Disappoints.
B~’:cr.—The official teats of the
»Ton’d better get yonr life Insured. Bake - rr unici pal power plant, follow­
H e w itr W lnii fo r! Je w ett— You're li­ ing the completion of a new 24 Inch
able to die of Joy - N e w York Times.
steel line, from the top of the hill to
the penstcck at the plant a distance
X Failure.
ef 1200 feet, proved a disappointment
••jin. I* marriage a failure?”
Che engineers estimated that 100 kilo­
“1 gue** *o. my deer.
I married watts could he developed at the plant,
youi father to -re fo rm him." — B l­
but 58.8 was the beat recorded.
ebs nga. '
Not Exactly a Compliment.
H ew itt Ignorance 1* bits* Jewett—
Cement Mixer Kills Man.
Roseburg.—Charles L. Robbins, for­
merly of Milton, was instantly killed
at Table Creek, about 40 miles south
We alwayi advise people who have of Roseburg, when he fell into the
stomach or bowel trouble to see a
doctor. But to those who do not wish mouth of a cement mixer which he
to do thia we will
try the mix­ was operating.
ture of simple buckthorn bark, gly­
cerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This Medford Armory Dedicated October 27
simple new remedy is so powerful
Medford.—Medford held a Mg cele­
that JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour
-tomach, gas on the stomach end con- bration October 27 when Governor
tlpatlon INSTANTLY. People who Wlthycomhe and staff dedicated the
are surprised at its new armory of the stventh company,
ry Adler-l-ka
Ad
lUICK
LOCAL DRUGGIST -
MAKES A STATEMENT
ÍJG STAGES
TRUST IS URGANIZEO
TU HANDLE EXPORTS
Id Railroad From
ika, Cutting Off
nts for Serbs.
Company, Recognized by U .S .,
Will Supervise Shipments
to Europe.
c m
KING CONSTANTINE
in
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON I
A moat successful potato show and
fair was held at Redmond.
Work In the Crater Lake national
park has been terminated for the
son.
Cougars have been seen within tha
past few days almost within the city
limits of Marshfield.
Fire destroyed the entire business
portion of Merlin, a small town nine
miles north of Grants Paas.
Brigadier 8. Young, of Ada, O., st>
preme chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias, will visit Oregon next month.
An educational system, patterned
Washlngton. — Formation of an
“ace for the road to
London.—'
American Trust company, similar In
reached an excit­
Constantinople
organisation to The Netherlands Over­
in', gar ians are within
lag stage,
seas trust, to handle American pro­
»ruling
Junction
with
a f<M^ miles
ducts abroad with assurances that
m allies, while the
their Austr
they will not reach the belligerents,
force
already
have
French In
was announced by Secretary Redfield
joined the
of the department of commerce.
tueir possession the
largely after tha system used at Ban
With U
This was regarded as meaning that Quentin, will be established at the
with strong force
Bulgarians
the American Overseas Trust com­ state prison in the near future.
the Nish SUUontkl ' railroad between
pany
will assure the European govern*,
Vranya and Uskup. a distance of about
Electrification of the Southern Pa­
ments with which It deals that no
50 miles. They have thus cut direct
cific railway lines between Wblteaon
goods exported under its supervision
communication between Nish and 8a*
and Corvallis Is to be pushed Just as
will reach opposing belligerents.
lonlki, leaving open to the allies only
rapidly as weather conditions will per­
*- "The object of thee scheme,” Secre­
the uncertain means of transit o\sr
X
tary Redfield said, "is to secure the mit.
the Monastlr-Pristina lines.
With
the
selection
of Salem for the
movement of neutral commerce under
The French are not yet in sufficient
holding
of
next
year’s
annual conven­
such authoritative auspices as to as­
King Constantine, of Greece, who numbers to assume an actual offen­
tion. the Oregon Baptist association
sure
that
It
will
not
be
interrupted
has refused to have hia country take sive in Macedonia, but the rapidity of
That part of the plan to be undertaken closed its annual convention at Eu­
part In the war on the-side of Allies. the Bulgarian advance in that region
by the department of commerce, under gene.
already has ¿iitninlsbed. -Along the old
Judge Arredondo, who Is the accred­ the arrangements discussed, would be
Mrs. George W? Me Math, of Port­
-Bulgarian frontier, from a point north- ited representative of General C arran­
land,
was elected president of the Ore­
the ascertaining, by commercial at­
BRIEF WAR NEWS
it of Vranya to the Roumanian bor­ za, of Mexico, In W ashington.
gon Congress of Mothers and Parent-
taches,
commercial
agents
and
other
Figures show an average loss to the der, the Serbians are yielding little
officers, that the operations of the Teacher association, to session at Cor­
British army of nfearly 2500 men a day. ground.
plan were strictly Impartial and neu­ vallis.
French troops routed three divisions
A squadron of the alii« s bombarded
Genevieve Andrews, aged 14 years,
tral.
the Bulgarian port of D< de&ghatch, in of Bulgarians on the front of Gradek-
and Genevieve Foster, aged 17 years,
"The
new
company
would
be
open
Volandovo-Rabrovo, in southeastern
the Aegean sea.
to assist all truly neutral American both committed from Portland, have
Italy is still hammering away at the Serbia, according to a dispatch filed at
commerce
to all countries with which escaped from the state industrial
Austrian front, which is shaken but Salonlki. The Bulgarian forces, the
it 1 b to operate. The machinery would school for girls.
A new hotel and a number of small
unbroken. It is expected in London dlsphtch adds, were decimated.
Washington—Mobilization of the not be officially a part of the govern­
that the Italian offensive will at least
full strength of administration, forces ment and It would not be a money­ cottages will be built at Lehman
springs, a recreation and health resort
prevent the Austrians from reinforc­
in support of the national defense pro­ making scheme.”
In the Blue mtfufitalns, about 40 miles
ing their Balkan army.
gram apparently was assured when
south
of Pendleton.
Greece has declin'd, for the present,
Representative Hay of Virginia, chair­
The Oregon Countryman, an agricul­
the allies' offer to her of Cyprus and
man of the house military affairs com
tural Journal published by the stu­
other concessions, territorial and fi­
mittee, after a conference with Presi­
dents in the s<4iool of agriculture at
nancial. in return for military aid to
dent Wilson -announced himself in
London.—The bombardment of De
the Oregon agricultural college, baa
assist in meeting the Bulgarian and
favor of'the army Increase plans.
Issued the first number of the year.
Austro-German attack against Serbia. deagach caused the death of ten civil­
Senator Chamberlain, chairman of
The purchase of three Southern Pa­
The Italian advance in Tyrol and ians and more than a thousand sol­ the senate military committee, already
New York—In the arrest of Albert
Trent,no is being carried out in con­ diers. and a largoaumber of soldiers has approved the proposal to build up Fay, a lieutenant in the German army, cific sawmills, each with a capacity
formity with the -plan to relieve the were wounded, says a dispatch from a regular and continental army of and Walter Scholz, his brother-in-law, of 75,000 feet a day, by W. J. Zimmer­
pressure on Serbia. New successes Athens.
more than 1,000,000 men In six years. police and federal secret service man, of Portland, of the Zimmerman-
A large proportion of the military
are reported, and it is said that a gen­
Formal publication of the plans in de­ agents believe they have detained Wells Brown company, was announced
eral forward movement is under way. casualties, the correspondent adds, tail will follow Senator Chamberlain’s leaders In a plot to wreck American In Eugene.
The reetdents of Baker are circulat­
Field Marshal von llindenburg. in were in the barracks .which houked conference with the president next munition plants and ships carrying
ing petitions requesting that an elec­
his attack on Riga, has reached Olai, the Fortieth Bulgarian regiment. The week. The navy $500,000,000 five-year munitions.
which is half way between Riga and barracks were crowded with soldiers, building program already has been ap­
According to Captain Tunney, of the tion be held in the near future to vote
Mltau, and only a dozen miles south­ who were preparing for their meal, proved by both house and senate lead- New York anarchists squad. Fay con­ on the question of issuing $125,00® in
bonds to finance the construction of a
west of the Baltic port. The German whon the bombardment was opened
fessed that he came here to work out
high
school.
offensive extends along a front of with accurately timed shells, which
a plan for stopping the shipment of
demolished the Barracks, burying the
The government survey of the pro­
about 70 miles.
REPORTED SUICIDE ROILED munitions.
posed road through the forest reserve
The Rome newspapers express great occupants in the ruins.
A vast quantity of high explosives
Troops engaged in digging trenches
connecting Hood River valley with
indignation at the bombardment of the
Lloyd Chick, Alleged Dead Man, In­ were found In the prisoners' room In
the Barlow road on the south side of
famous Scalzi church in Venice and around the town also sustained heavy
Weehawken, N. J.
sists He is Libeled.
Mt. Hood covering a distance of L
the destruction of the Tiepolo fres­ losses. - -t-jR
"Police who have been watching out­
Portland, 0re.7-A(ter four ptysons.
Fires caused by the exploding shells
miles, has been completed.
coes.- The news of the bomb attack
going
yessels
for
explosives
caused
Twenty-eight cases, carried up on
on Venice has stirred the people of destroyed the railway Htatlon and sur­ Including the the Spokane fiancee of the arrests.
appeal from the trial oourts of Uma­
rounding buildings doing enormous Lloyd W. Chick, of Oakland. Cal., had
Rome to an extraordinary degree.
Explosives and survey charts of
Russia, by her stubborn defense of damage. It is said that the entire loss Identified as his the body of a suicide New York harbor are said to have tilla, Baker, Malheur, Wasco, Gilliam
at
the
morgue
here,
Chick
In
the
flesh
and Wallowa counties, are on the
Riga and Dvinsk and her continued from the bombardment, which lasted
been found in their possession.
docket of the supreme court for hear
offensive in Galicia, is keeping her four hours, will be several million appeared with an indignant demand
The
men
are
declared
to
have
been
that the police and coroner cease to
lng at Pendleton this week. '
opponents engaged busily along the pounds.
testing a bomb to a small grove when
advertise him as a suicide.
The interstate commerce commis­
whole eastern front. In the west,
The suicide was found hanging in apprehended.
sion has ordered a hearing at Port­
there Is evidence that the entente al­ NEW ITALIAN CAMPAIGN ON
the men’s rest room In a plaza block
land, November 19, before Examiner
lies are again preparing for an offen­
and
two
women
friends
and
one
man
LEAGUEJJONTRADICTS
BRYAN
Butler, on the complaint of the Salem
General
A
tta
ck
Along
Entire
Front
sive which may prevent the Germans
Identified the body as Chick’s. One
Iron Wprks company against the
H a | Been Inaugurated.
from diverting any of their forces
of the women said Chick had quarrel­ Ex-8ecretary Invited to See for Him­ Southern Pacific company.
there.
Udine, Italy, via Paris—The Italian
self Chargee He Made Untrue.
ed with Miss Florence Alexander of
Preparatory to a campaign for a
army is making a g en eral a tta c k along
Spokane, his fiancee, and had threat
Washington.—The
Navy League ol $370,000 bond Issue in Coos county for
the
whole
line
from
Switzerland
to
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
ened suicide.
the United States, through lta secre­ highway Improvement the county
the Adriatic.
Chick himself, while at Amity, Ore., tary, Arthur H. Dadmun, sent a letter court has accepted the tender of the
American CQtton valued at approxi
In the preceding five months of the
read In Portland papers of his BUR: to William J. Bryan, ex-secretary of services of an engineer made by the
mately $50,000,000, consigned to Ger­ Austro-Itallan war, the efforts of the
posed suicide, and after telephoning state, inviting him to call at the of­ United States office of public roads.
Italians have been directed at the pen­
many, is held by Italy.
to the coroner came here.
The bridge across the Willamette
fices of the league to the Southern
Mrs. Finley Shepard, formerly Helen etration of Austrian territo ry and cap­
river
at Salem between Marion and
building,
Washington,
and
make
a
Gould, and her husband, have adopted ture of strategic points for the pur­
Says Merchant Marine Is Needed.
thorough inspection of the league’s ac- Polk counties was ordered cloeed at
pose
of
securing
Italy
against
the
pos­
a 5 year old orphan boy.
once by the county courts of Marion
Portland, Ore.—President Wilson’s counts and subscription lists.
All clubs at Yale college have been sibility of Austrian invasion.
and Polk counties. The bridge waa
The
navy
league’s
letter
was
sent
policies,
particularly
as
they
affect
the
In the opinion of the Italia n general
served with notice by the faculty that
condemned as unsafe by the state
merchant
marine
and
national
prepar­
as
a
result
of
frequent
charges
which
no liquor must be served hereafter.
staff, this has been accomplished and
highway departmenL
edness,
received
the
support
of
Secre­
Mr.
Bryan
has
made
both
in
the
Com­
Arlington, Va„ talked by wireless the war Is noir entering Its second
Several carloads of moss have been
tary McAdoo In his address before the moner and in his publicly spoken ut­
telephone with Paris, Fra nceiflk Hono­ phase.
shipped from Linn county In the past
terances
that
the
navy
league
was
sup­
chamber
of
commerce
here.
Mr.
Me
lulu also heard the operator
* talking
Adoo advocated an appropriation of ported by a body of malefactors of two months and moss gathering has
Whitlock Unable to Save Nurse.
from Arlington.
$50,000,000 for a merchant marine, the great wealth allied with the alleged been quite an Industry In some parts
Photos of the Panama canal block­
London —Tba full report of the cir­
vessels
to be so constructed as to be armor plate ring for the purpose of of the county this summer. Tba moaa
ade show that the extreme pressure cumstances of the condemnation and <
was sent to California to be uaed by
on the high sides forced the bottom of execution of Miss Edith Cavell, an qualified for service as naval auxili­ maintaining a clamor of war and so
Improving business in armor plate. nurseries in packing fruit trees.
aries
in
time
of
war.
it up, making It dry land.
Englishwoman and head of a training
The Iowa decision, by which a Unit*
According to for. Dadmun, the navy
Almost every railroad entering New school In BruMMls, for helping Eng­
ed States district court compels the
league
has
never
at
any
time
recalved
Bench
Post
Filled
by
Gov.
Lister.
York or with terminals on the New lish, French and Belgian soldiers to
Olympia, Wash.—Governor Lister any contribution from any armor plate railroads to accept Uquor shipments
Jersey shore across the Hudson re­ escape from Bel glam, made by Brand
ring and does not know of the exist­ for persons residing In dry Iowa, may
ports a general revival of freight traf­ Whitlock, tha Atqprican minister at gave politicians a complete surprise
mean that the Oregon law limiting re­
ence of any such body.
by
appointing
Frederick
Bausman,
of
fic unequaled since 1207. •
Brussels, to Walter H. Page, the
ceipts will not Aand either, la the
Seattle,
to
the
supreme
bench
to
suc­
After cutting telephone and power American ambassador at London, was
opinion of R. P. Huttort state super­
Another
Army
Invades
Serbia.
ceed. fudee Herman D. Crow, who died
wires to prevent aid being called, fire- Issued by the Brittoh government.
intendent of the Anti-Saloon league.
last
week.
Berlin,
by
wireless
to
Sayville,
N.
Y.
bugs started four fires at Horst. Bros
How the secretary of the American
The body of Dr. Clayton L Ransom,
—Further advances for the~ Austro-
brewery hop ranch, east of Sacramen legation, Hugh S. Gibson, sought out
of MU1 City, who disappeared Septem­
30,000 March In Suffrage Parade.
German troops on the Serbian front,
to, causing Samsge of $35,000.
the German governor, von der Lane
New York.—Upwards of 30,000 men including a successful forward move­ ber 17 while on a hunting expedition
European governments are making ken, late at night before the execution,
In the mountains of the Jackson Hole
Inquiries of the United States as to and with the Spanish minister, plead­ and women marched up Fifth avenue ment by the new forces which have country In Wyoming, was found by
what assurances have been given by ed with the governor and the German for 50 blocks in the greatest demon­ crossed the Danube near the Rouman­ searching parties near the place where
the newly recognized Mexican govern officers for the Englishwoman’s life, stration for woman suffrage ever held ian frontier, were announced by the he had been camping with Dell B.
war office. The Bulgarians have ad­
ment with respect to foreign claims.
Is graphically related In a memoran­ to the United States.
Judd, a guide. Ransom bad been shot
vanced 12 miles north of Pirot, near
Three American troopers were kill­ dum from Mr. Gibson.
and killed.
THE
MARKETS
the
center
of
the
Serbo-Bulgarian
ed and eight wounded in a 40-mlnute
The pen of White Leghorns entered
frontier.
battle with Mexican raiders at OJo del Germany Defends Shooting of Nurse.
by the Oregon agricultural oollege has
Portland.
Ague, on the American side of the Rio
Berlin, via The Hague and London.
clinched the hold on first priae to the
Wheat—Club, 20c; bluestera. 92c;
lowsns to Get Liquor.
Grande, SO miles from Brownsville, —Dr. Alfred F. M. Ktmmermann, Ger­
Panama-Pacific International egg-lay­
red
Russian,
87c;
forty-fold,
92c;
red
Texas. At least five Mexicans were man under-secretary for foreign af­
Chicago.—A permanent injunction ing contest The latest report Issued
fairs. has Issued aa official explana­ fife, 87c.
kill«!.
was issued by Judge Carpenter of the covering the first 10% months of the
tion of the recent execution in Belgi­ z Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, $1«; United 8tates district court, restrain­ contest showed that the three Oregon
U. 8. Cashier Principals Sentenced. um of Miss Edith Cavell, the British alfalfa. $13.50.
ing officials of the Chicago, Rock Is­ pens, White Leghorns, Oregoas and
Butter— Creamery, 28c.
Portland, O re.— Frank Menefee, nurse. He prefaced his remarks by
land 4k Pacific railway company from Barred Plymouth Rocks, are leadtog
Eggs—Ranch, 38c.
president, and F. M. LeMonn, sales the declaration that he has examined
refusing to accept and deliver con­
Wool—Eastern
Oregon, 28c; valley, signments of liquor to points in Iowa, la the order named.
manager of the United States Cashier every Jot and tlttto of the evidence
The Portland chamber of
company, were sentenced In the fed­ with the greatest care and finds the 28c.
and to agents of the consignees on the has sent all Oregon
ciaba
eral court to serve one year and 10 verdict, though regrettable, to be JusL
written order of the latter.
and
chambers
of
Seattle.
days at McNeil island. B. F. Bonne-
. —
— —
■—
letter concerning the
Wheat—Bluestem.
91c; club, 87«;
well. H. M. Todd and O. E. Gernert, Germans Claim Serbian Success««.
Bryan Fighting Ohle Liquor Traffic. Oregon day at the Panama-Paeifla Ins
stock selling agents, and Oscar Camp­
Berlin, by wirelese to 'Sayville.— red Russian, 85c; forty-fold. 20c; fife,
Lancaster, O.—William J. BryanWe- ternational exposition. Oregon day to
bell, a director, were sentenced to German troops have crossed the Drina 88c.
gan
his campaign for statewide prohi­ set for Saturday, October 80, and it to
Barley—$28 per ton.
serve four months in the county jaU. river in northwestern Serbia near Vi­
bition in Ohio here with a speech flav­ urged that all citixeas of tha foafefo
Hay—Timothy.
$18
per
ton;
alfalfa,
ThX men ware under conviction of segrad, driving southward the Ser­
oring the proposed prohibition amend­ who have any Idea of vtotttaf the *►
having used the malls to defraud to a bians on the heights, according to the $14 per ton.
ment which wlU ba sabaslttod to Ohio elflc fair, maht tfc
Butter—Creamery. >•«.
stock selling campaign for the United official statement Issued by German
votara to tba election of Novo—bur 8» be present at that
BUtee Cashier oompany.
army headquarters.
ALL NOW IN ACCORD
ON DEFENSE PLANS
1000 BÜLGARS OIE
IN BOMBARDMENT
R. 0 . Jsckion. drugglit.
'.»4»
7?%
GERMAN LIEUTENANT
ARRESTED FOR PLOT