That’s the Offieiel Title
North Ameriean
The official title of Canada la
Dominion of Canada. I t embraces etov-
{a provinces—viz, Alberta, British Co Events Occurring Throughout
lombia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, No
tbe State During the Past
ra Scotia. Ontario, Prince Edward Is
land, Quebec, Saskatchewan, North
/W eek.
west Territories and Yukon Territory.
The government Is federal, centered
a t Ottawa, the capital of the Domln-
len, while each of the provinces, like
Washington.— The In te n ta te oem-
our states, has its local legislature and
oommlaalon has sustained the
I capital. The head of tbs federal gov
qf tfce Eastern Oregon
ernment Is a governor general, appoint
ed by the king o f Orest Britain and Lumber Producen* association against
tbe Oregon-Washington Railroad A
.bolding office for five years
province has a lieutenant governer, ap N ai
pointed hr thei
a term of Sve j
atory the freight raise on lumber from
The federal or Dominion
eastern Oregon mills to points la »
consists of a senate, with
5*—tog, Colorado and Nebraska, on the
members, nominated by the
general and appointed for Ufa by the Burlington railroad company, and or
king, and a house of common« of 221 dered the carriers to establish by Jan
m em ber* elected by the people o f the uary 31 next, rates not exceeding one
cent per 100 pounds more than rates
several provinces for a term of
photo hr America« Prow
y e a n , the right of suffrage being eob to the same destinations from Spo
James W. Wadsworth, Jr„ Senator
ject to a property qualification.
kane; end from Bridal Veil not exceed
from New York, who le the yobngeot
The provincial legislatures are
tog five cents more than from Spo
ed by the people of each province. kane. The present rate from the Spo member of the United States Senate.
Each province has its own courts ox kane group is 47 cents and from the
local jurisdiction, and there le e fed
eastern Oregon mills 58 cents.
eral supreme court consisting of a chief
justice and five associate Judgea^Phll-
Mors Irrigation Starts In Klamath.
- atffiiM hl
POLITICAL 1 HOLDS GERMAN OBJECT IN
SERBIA IS GAINED
SWAT IN SH1NGT0N
A recent rabbit drive at Silver Lake
netted >640.
For the 11 months of this year M ar
presentati ves Way to Turkey is Now Open
lon county has expended >251,122 on
Senators and
Its roads.
and Operations Are Declared
ital for the
Flocking to
Property losses, as a result ef a 10
Brought to a Close.
ngress.
days* storm on Tillamook Bay, w ill
Opening
amount to about >38,000.
Berllu. via London.—W ith the re
Forty-one carloads of cattle, sheep
lvance
guard
oi
WasBi _
occupation
of
Rudnik,
the
capture
oi
and
hogs left Klamath county last
»ntatlves took
senators -and
2700 prisoners and the flight of the
week on a “stock special.”
igtoa
Monday,
possession of
The recent fall of saow throughout
of preliminary scanty remains of the Serbian army
primed for the
into
the
Albanian
mountains,
Oer
central
Oregon is reported to have
il maneuvering
legislative and
many’s operations against Serbia have
been a boon to the fanners.
of
the
that w ill P
All sraln sown this tall In the Valley
»urth con- been brought to a close, says the off!
first session
clal statement issued at the headquar
of
the middle fork of the upper WB-
gross on December 8.
ismette Is up and looking fine.
Democrats and republicans put In tars of the general staff.
The object of these operations—the
For the first time this year Port
an appearance prejiared for committee
opening of communications; with Bul
land postoffice receipts show a gala
meetings and party oonferencfcs that
garia and the Turkish empire— has
over the corresponding month of 1914.
w ill supply congressional excitement
been accomplished, It Is asserted.
Divorces in Multnomah county total
The hotel corridor« burned with con
approximately
two-fifths of the num
gresslonal gossip and the greetings ot
London.— Monastlr, In southern Ber
ber of marriages during the first ten
old timers, who have found their way
bla, < has been evacuated. Serbian
months of 1915.
back to the legislative hall«.
troops having accomplished their pur
The railroad commission reports
General
Kuropatkin,
of
Russo-Jap
Brand new congressmen, «pick and
pose of delaying their enemy’s ad anese w ar fame, reported In command that sufficient freight cars are now
span In frock coats and beaver hats,
vance until the civil population of the of W e Russian arm y which w ill attack being received to take care of the
arrived and settled themselves with
town had time to escape, have now Bulgaria.
needs of shippers.
an air that did full Justice to their
Four hundred snd fifty persons a t
left the city and, according to reports,
importance. The "come backs” Were
are retiring In good order. Bulgarian
tended the “fathers and sons” ban
less obtrusive, leas dignified, but s
quet of the tenth annual older hoys’
occupation of the town Is apparently
little more Joyous.
* .
conference of western Oregon at Sa
a matter of only a few hours.
Late reports from Mesopotamia
No Democratic Caucus an Defense.
Though the Austro-Oerman and Bul
lem.
show that the British hold the battle
President
Wilson
and
his
advisers
Klamath Falla.— According to Pro
A campaign is under way to Induce
garian campaign against Serbia la de
field
of
Oteslphon,
and
that
the
Turks
have decided not to permit snap Judg
ject Engineer H . W. Hlncks. of the
BEE CULTURE.
the Hood River county board to make
scribed by the central powers as fin
are retiring to Dlalah, within 10 miles
ment by a democratic house caucus
Indian reclamation servloe. prelimin
an appropriation of >20,000 for tbe
Ished and though practically the whole
Washington.— The German embassy
of Bagdad.
on
the
administration
plans
for
pre
N Dossn’t Coot Very Muoh to Start
ary work in the irrigation of more In according to information from authori
support of the experiment station next
of Serbia Is In their possession, they
The Turks are showing more activ
In a Small Way.
gu n farms on the Klamath reserve tative sources, resents the accusations parednesa
Veer.
have not accomplished, according to
It la simple, snd not very expensive, tiow is now under way. His fores Is
ity In the Gallipoli peninsula, where,
Neither w ill they risk breaking Into
A club 4ias been organized In Inde
the general belief here, the more Im
which are understood to have been
to start bee keeping In a smell way
preparing plans and specifications as made against Captain Carl Boy-Ed, tactions the house democratic orgaoi portant aim of entirely crushing the with, new supplies and ammunition, pendence, consisting of about 40 bus
About g2S to S90 will do tL The ei
they have made an attack on the al
tlous because of existing differences
iness and professional men, to upbuild
Serbian army,
teur bee keeper needs but one colony to s new project at Yalnax. near the German naval attache here, in the
lies’ positions without, however, mak the city along economic, social and
of
opinion
between
democrats
con
Though defeated and worn o u t. In
of bees, a good queen and a couple of southeast corner of the reservation, tria l in federal court at New York of
ing any gains.
civic lines.
hives. Of course be should have two also as to extending the Modoc Point officials of the Hamburg American earning the necessity for better pre their conflict against overwhelming
The Serbian forces soon w ill be
or three books on bee culture, a veil, project so as to water lands west of line. It was said Ambassador von paredness.
Klamath sportsmen are considering
odds, the Serbian forces are said to
come an army without a country, un providing feeding grounds for wild •
It Is probable that the Issue will not
gloves and e smoker.
Williamson rlyer. These projects will Bernstorff was preparing to file a
be still unbroken and undemorallzed
Tbe smoker Is for the purpose
bring about 2136 acres of additional vigorous complaint with .the state de be carried into a democratic caucus and are reported to be reorganizing less the French should defeat the Bul ducks and geese on the marshes south
slightly confusing the bees when It Is excellent farming lands under the
garians. Closely pursued by the Aus of Klamath Falla, where now there is
at all, the fight being thrown Into the
their units on the Albanian and Mon
partment at the conclusion of the trial,
desired to open the hive. The extra
trians, the Serbs are crossing the fron dense tule growth.
ditch- An appropriation of >73,000 has asking at least for something in the open bouse, free from party binding tenegrin frontiers preparatory
to
hive Is necessary because, as bee keep
tier into Montenegro, west of M ltro
predge.
Five year contracts are being made
been
asked
for
the
work
the
next
year.
fresh action.
nature of a retraction and possibly for
tag Is usually/started In the spring,
vltxa, it is stated officially at Vienna. with farmera to raise beeta for a beet
This plan. It Is understood, has the
there must be some pises for the
an apology.
approval of President V Uson.
It
In Galicia the AustfoGermans are sugar m ill at Medford.. From >4.26
•w a rm which may soon leave tbs par
The embassy particularly desires to
191« Liquor Ruling Made.
meets the suggestion ef Represents
attacking In the hope of compelling to >5 a ton Is offered for the beeta
ent colony. It Is by swarming that
determine
whether
Captain
Boy-Ed
Portland.—There Is no law to pre
tlve Mann, the republican leader, who
the Russians to divert a part of the delivered at the mill.
Increase comes about, and this may
was Included, by Inference or other
intimated that caucus action on the
be so regulated by tbe bee man that vent the shipment from the state af
Bessarabian army thence. W hile the
Every county in Oregon, S3 states
hie profit will be entirely through In ter January 1 of liqoor left on hand wise, In the reference made by As Issue would make It political and par
Austrians opposing the Italian offen and 14 foreign countries are represent
sistant
United
States
District
Attor
crease. Or, If be chooses, be can re when the prohibition law becomes ef
tisan and would satisfy an element In
sive on the Isonzo are unable to get ed among the 1749 student« which
tard Increase and work for honey only. fectlve, according to an opinion sub ney Wood to the defendants In the the house and senate opposed to party
assistance, they are counter attacking have registered at the Oregon agricul
case
as
“riding
rough
shod
over
the
W ith an outfit aucb as that mention mitted to Mayor Albee by City Attor
Ottawa, Ont.— Tbe Canadian govern
caucus
rule.
with terrific fury.
tural college this year.
ed above the amateur can In most sea ney LaRocbe. The question of what laws of the United States, treating
ment has commandeered all high
The president’s message to congress
For
some
reason,
variously
explain
Pearl Peterson, 17-year-old daughter
sons produce enough boney for a fam
grade wheat In elevators from Fort
Is to become of the liquor le ft in the them as if they were scraps of paper.
on this subject to be read by him to
ed, the Bulgarians have halted their of Edward Peterson, committed eul-
ily of five persons, and be can do this
W
illiam
,
on
Lake
Superior,
to
the
At
the house and senate December 7, Is
by giving no more than a few momenta state when the state goes dry t
march on Monastlr. It is said In some clde by shooting heraelf at the Peter
dally, or perhaps half an hour during been put up to the mayor by liquor SECOND PEACE SHIP TO GO expected to move powerfully in this lantic coast. ■
dispatches that, having reoccupled a son home near Manitou in the south
The action was taken under the spe
the course of the week, to tbe care of dealers. The law of other dry states
direction, but the president w ill find
part of Macedonia, largely Inhabited ern part of Clackamas county.
his bees, feta rt lug with two colonies
ill prohibit the shipment of liquor F aster Steam er to Be Booked for be will have much missionary work cial war act by the Canadian Grain by their fellow nationals, the Bulgar
Three thousand eight hundred and
commission. The wheat seized was
Those too Late fo r Oscar II.
of bees, be ought to tw able to provide from Oregon to those states, hut there
to do following delivery of the mes
ian people and government are disin slxty-elght persona, within 1000 of the
for bis own family and have a surplus is nothing to prevent shipment to wet
of grades No. 1 hard and Nos. 1,
New York.— Because so many pacif sage.
census population of Oregon City, rode
clined to push any farther west
of boney to s e ll.-1 ’blletua Barnard In territory, Mr. LaRocbe says.
snd 3 northern. It was the property
iclsta cannot leave home by December
House democrats will meet in gen
The situation along the Roumanian In the new municipal elevator In its
tbe Countryside Magazine.
of grain shippers and millers.
4, tbe date npon which tbe neutral eral party caucn« December 4.
frontier, where a great Russian fpree 16 hours of operation Saturday.
A revised estimate places the
country
peace
delegates,
headed
by
Secretary of State Olcott has ap
President
Makes
no
Pledge
to
Women
Is said to have been gathered, is still
Grim Scot W it.
COMMISSION STARTS FIGHT Henry Ford, of Detroit, will leave New
amount at about 20,000,000 bushels.
A Scottish minister had among bis
obscure. It Is reiterated that General pealed to motor vehicle owners and
Efforts to w in President Wilson’s
parishioners a u;au who deall In old Lawyers Engaged to Represent M r York on tbe Oscar II to begin tbe support for a conference of neutrals A considerable amount is the property Alexei Kuropatkin is to command this chauffeurs to «peed up their applica
work of getting the men out of the to initiate peace proposals Jn Europe of American grain dealers.
horses, alternating bis spells of labor
Russian army of Invasion, which will tions for Ucenaee ao that a heavy con
Lewis la Mandamus Action.
It is officially announced that the
with heavy sprees. During tbe period
trenches, a second peace ship is to reached a climax when Mme. Rosika
either be sent up the Danube or allow-, gestion early In the year may he
price will be fairly adjusted and the
of depression which followed each ever-
Salem.—The state highway oommls follow bearing the belated delegates
ed to pass through Roumania to attack avoided.
Schwlmmer, of Hungary, and Mrs.
Indulgence John habitually took to be<l sion decided to engage the Salem law
Louis P. Lochner, secretary in Ethel Snowden, Wife of a member of grain growers paid .promptly by the yarn», from the land side.
Six of the 13 applicants for admis
and there diligently studied the family firm of McNary A McNary to repre charge of arrangements, announced,
Canadian government. It Is estimated
sion to the practice of dentistry in
the British parliament, called at the
Bible. During one'of these fits of at
that there still Is In Canada, In the
sent them and State Engineer Lewis after reading several telegrams from
the state of Oregon were passed at
white house w ith a personal appeal
tempted reformation bis condition In the mandamus proceedings Institu
hands of farmers and dealers west of
those
who
desire
an
extension
of
the regular semi-annual session of the
and word that they had definite lnfor
prompted his wife to call In the Rev.
Fort William, 150,000,000 bushels sur
ted In the supreme court by Peterson time, that the overflow would sail on
Mr. Wallace, the parish minister, who
matlon that the majority of the bellig
Charles M. Schwab has accepted Oregon state board of dental examin
plus of wheat available for export It
A Johnson, contractors, who perform the Frederik II. a faster ship, which
a t tbe time happened to be passing.
membership In the board of trustees ers, held In Portland.
erent nations would not turn deaf ears
-Ob. Msister Wallace, come In and ed the work on the Columbia highway Is due to sail from New York Decern to suggestions from a neutral gather Is expected that most of this will be of Cornell University.
The 2400-acre Clover Creek Stock
taken In the future for the use of
In Clataop county.
see our John; be’a rale b ad!'
her 8.
ranch
located In Clover Creek valley,
Ten
dead,'20
Injured
and
30
homes
lng.
Great Britain, France and Italy.
The contractors recently demanded
“What’s wrong wl’ him?"
The sailing of a second ship will
near North Powder, has been «old by
They talked w ith the president for
demolished
was
the
toll
of
the
tornado
“He’s feart to meet bis Makker.” said that Mr. Lewis furnish an estimate of give the expedition the use of a sec
more than half an hour and went away
which swept a path of desolation two C. B. Mays to C. B. Hlgenbothem, of
Mrs. John.
* < j
w
the work dona, so they could oollect ond wireless “long-range gun” with
RAILROADS
ARE
CONGESTED
much
pleased
ovar
their
reception,
miles southeast of Hot Springs, Ark. Echo, Um atilla county, at a reported
Quick as fire came tbe crushing peply- the money from Clataop county. When
which to reach the men In the though the president had made no
Request is to be made of congress consideration of >80,000.
“ HumphI Thell’m be need as be Mr. Lewis refused, they began p ro
Agents Given Orders to Accept No
trenches. These shots are to be fired
A new bridge to coat >200,000 has
to
permit two envoys from the women
feart for that; he’ll aever eee’m."
promises.
ceedlngs to compel him to comply. by “faith," aald, Dr. Lochner, but he
Mors Freight.
voters of the west to speak from the been agreed upon by the commission
Mexican C rim ea Against Nuns Denied
The attorney general said he could amplified that slightly when he said
New York.—The Delaware, Lacka floor of the house of representatives ers of Marion and Polk counties. It
Immortal Anim sle.
The administration s reply to those
w ill be thrown across the Willam ette
Some of tbe lower anímala a » Im not consistently appear as the board’s that perhaps the censors would con who criticise the Recognition of the wanna A Western railroad, whose at the next session.
representative, after having rendered sider the party crazy and allow the
lines
are
choked
as
far
back
as
Scran
mortal. having neither birth nor dea
American foreign trade rose to the river at Salem. It w ill be of steel and
Carranza government in Mexico be
Tbe condition was never more dearly an opinion th a t Lewis was the man messages to go through.
ton
with
loaded
freight
cars
It
can
new
high level of >5,000,000,000 In the concrete construction.
cause of chargee of outrages upon
or scientifically expressed than by B. to take charge of highway work.
not move, Instructed its agents to ac 12 months ending with October, 1915,
The I. X. L. gold mining property,
priests
snd
nuns
of
the
Catholic
T . Coleridge la his •Blograpbla Lifo-
Widows to Be Cared For.
cept
no
more
freight
for
export
until,
consisting
of 11 claims la the Baker
according
to
figures
made
public
by
church was made j»qblic in a letter by
rarla” In a footnote to chapter tv on
Olympia, Wash —Twenty widows of
district of Oregon, has been taken
further
notice.
Brown
Rot
Cure
Offered.
the
department
of
commerce
Secretary
Tum
ulty
to
Dr.
James
J.
Wordsworth’s “ Lyrical Ballads" where
coal miners killed In the Ravensdale
More than 8000 loaded cars from
Because of unsettled conditions In over under lease and bond by Spokane
Roseburg.—That the brown
rot
McGuire, of Trenton. N. J., who re
•H
he says:
“There Is a sort o f uilulm Immortal which for some time past has threat disaster of last week, their 33 living cently wrote to the white house ask the west, all containing grain, feed, China the United States has ordered Investors, and plans have been com
planstton of what he I flout, copper and hundreds of other Brigadier General Morrison, In com pleted for equipping the mine with
among the animalcule Infusoria which ened to play havoc with the orchards children and two yet unborn are pro lng for an exp
hah not naturally either birth or death, of southern and western Oregon can vided for by the Industrial insurance characterized as W idespread critl-1 commodities, have virtually turned mand of American troops at Tien mill and shipping facilities.
commission, which has determined
The department of journalism of
absolute beginning or absolute end. for
the terminals and sidings of the road Tain, to remain at thia station until
be eradicated without much difficulty
clam ’’
a t a certnln period a small point ap
upon >70,778.38 as the sum necessary
the
University of Oregon has In its
Into
a
storage
wSreheuse
for
weeks.
spring, when he w ill be placed In
Secretary Tum ulty advised Dr. Mc
pears ou It» back, which deepens and was the statement o l W alter Browne, tg be set aside as reserves to guaran
possession a Washington hand proas,
Inquiry at other railroad offices de command at Manila.
of
the
Oregon
agricultural
college,
Guire
that
the
fllsa
of
the
state
de
lengthens tLI the creature divides Into
tee the payment of their pensions for partment failed to disclose any offl- veloped that nearly every road with a
Charles C. Crowley, a private detec which the Oregon State Historical so
two. and tbe same process recommences who spent the past few days In Doug
life. The pensions w ill range from clal record of a single proved case of I terminus hers Is glutted with freight tive, was arrested day federal officers ciety, after an exhaustive investiga
In each of the halves now become In las county inspecting the orchards. To
outrages on nuns, and he Included in | cars standing loaded and ^ le on sld- at San Francisco on a charge of plot tion of all the evidence, report« to ho
Instruct the fruitgrowers how to use >20 to >35 a month.
tegral."
____________ ___
his letter a statement by the Catholic Ings for hundreds of miles back along ting to dynamite ships carrying muni the first press ever used west of the
spray • successfully In their fight
Wlthycombs Defends Cady's Methods. vicar-general at Mexloo City, which, the line and that other roads would tions to the allies and admitted that Rocky mountains.
Finger Nail Spots.
against brown ro t and ether diseases
I t Is now thought that tbe white
'Five members of the stock Judging
Salem, Or.— Convinced that J. C while disclosing the shooting of priests follow the Lackawanna’s lead shortly. he was an Investigator In the pay of
of similar character, Mr. Browne has
•pots which frequently appear co fin
team of the Oregon agricultural col
O * .
I M
d
«
“I taprlK.nm ent
the
German
populate
arranged
to
hold
a
series
of
public
ger nails are due to the presence of gas
lege, together with one alternate and
tlary flax plant. Is fully competent to
of others, declared there had been no Turks’ Submarine Aids Rescue Work.
tai tbe a u beta nee of the nalL They oc demonstrations In Douglas county.
Professor E. L. Potter, left Corvallis
handle affairs, and that the state’s
New
York.—
A
Turkish
submarine
violations of nuns in that dlstrlcL
cur much more frequently during youth
GREECE STILL 13 DILATORY Monday for Lewiston, Idaho, to oom-
flaxraising project Is assured of suc
stopped
the
British
passenger
ship
and In women and are usually found In
Democrsts Nsme Kern Senate Leafier
Irrigation Frans'Well la Plan.
cess, Governor Wlthycombe reiterated
Barulos In the Mediterranean and, af- London Loses Optimism as It Hears pete with teams from other college«
persona of a nervous type. There Is no
Senator Kern of Indiana was re
In the northwest In judging farm ani
Pendleton.—
A
well
two
miles
north
his
assertions
that
criticism
of
Cady
.tdCUd chairman of the democratic ter 26 pereone had been d ro w n e d .»
remedy for them and no means of pre
Allies’ Demands Further Put 0 « .
mals at the fat stock show.
se n ate c a n c u . and floor leader by .n |a ia ta d In
• “ »«<'
vention except tbe avoidance of Injury of 8 ’acfield wlU he started to get ar- a t this time was unwarranted.
senate caucus
London.— London’« cheerful view of
George L. Huffman, a farmer living
teslau water to irrigate about «000
passengers who had gone overboard
do tbe nails.
animous vote at the conference of
the Greek situation has been succeed south of Prairie City, despondent,
acres of land on the U m atilla project
T H E M A RK ETS
in a panic, according to Eleanor
senate democrats.
ed by something in the nature of a* re while Mr«. Huffman was la another
8. Norton Bobo, one of the leaders of
Franklin Egan, an eyewitness, who ar
How He Guessed I*
The house ways and nieans commit
action, and the prevailing opinion at part of their home, called hl« three
“The thing I like about your crowd," the movement, has just returned from
Portland.
rived on the steamship New York. .
tee, with Representative Kltchln in
the present time Is that the prose and daughter«, aged 4. 8 and 2 y e a n , into
observed tbe Imprudent rushes, * Is Kennewick, where he purchased ma
Wheat— Club, 92c; bluestem, 95c;
public Jumped too quickly to the agree a bedroom. Ho then gave each of
they’re optimistic."
chinery and equipment for drilling the rod Russian, 89c; fory-fold, 94c; rod the chair, received a petition from M i
Kitchener Visits Roms.
nority Leader Mann for larger repub
“Yes,-we are, but bow did you guess weU. Tbs land to he Irrigated Is out
Rome, via Paris.— Field Marshal able conclusion that Greece would them a tablet containing cyanide of
fife, 89c.
lican representation on all commit
KT*
side the Furnish ditch line and al
Hay— Eastern Oregon timothy, >18;
Earl Kitchener, British secretary for concede readily all the alllee’ de potassium, taking one himself, aad
“A t meals every one says, ’Paas the
tees in view of the Increased minority
within 10 minutes all four were dead.
though it cannot gat water at present alfalfa, >14.50.
had an hour’s Interview with mands.
cream, please.’ "—Columbia Jests* .
Although
all
the
forecast«
and
«pec
h
y
\
S
o
v
n
:
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Butter—Creamery,
28c.
It is productive.
ulation regarding Greece’s reply to the Churchill ha« Just published the moot
Eggs—
Ranch,
40c.
y
Better Than Nothing.
entente minister«’ new note, embody- complete official directory
Wool— Eastern Oregon. 25c; valley. republican would be add
" I’ll be pretty busy on this trip,” he Rains Bring Many Theusands of Loga
ways and means committee, appro-1
»nairo.^
Ing the detailed demands of their
piled by the department of
28c.
begun
Marshfield— About >200,000 worth
prtatlons, m ilitary, naval and Judlcl
ernmenta
that Greece guarantee ee- The-directory lleta all the
“1 know,” Interrupted his w ife "Hero
Progroeelvee
leeue
Cell.
of logs have been brought down the
committees.
Seattle.
are forty or fifty love letters you wrote
York.—A call for the national c u rlty a n d liberty of action to the Oregon In which more than o m
rivers during the freshets of the last
W heat— Bluestem, 9Sc; club, 91e;
me when we were engaged. Take them
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to fix the time and place for the na Information from Athens dearly In
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gon schools receive a t average month
Barley— >28.60 per ton.;
tional convention, was Issued by the dicates that Greece has not yet defin
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four years, but all were brought to
Hay— Timothy. >1« per ton; alfalfh, ly salary of >88.45 and'women Instruc executive- committee of the progroe- itely abandoned the dilatory tactics
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tors >84.19, according to figures com-.
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>14 per ton.
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very ground your daughter walks on. mOney tied up In logs are greatly re-
Butter—Creamery, 28c.
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can now market their
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