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ERMAN
M o ro , S h e rm a n
E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 8 7 .
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NEW P03TER IS CUT
CHINESE PUNISHMENTS.
1910 Rcse Festival Design Advertise«
Scenery of Famous Columbia River
Flogging Is Common, and Rank Dess
N e t Prelect an Offender.
P o rtlan d ’s 1010 R oss F estival poster
Is th e first publicity, national In scope,
to go forth ad v ertisin g the b eauties of
the Colum bia river. T he festival will
be held Ju n e 7, 8 and 9. O pening day
will w itness th e national dedication of
the Colum bia riv e r highw ay.
The
poster ca rries th e slogan “ F or You a
Rose In P ortland Qrows." T he p o ster
was donated by Fred O. Cooper, for
m er Ofegon boy, now fam ous as an
a r t i s t T he design will soon hang In
{transportation offices all over th e
U nited S tates.
Chinese lawgivers are not troubled
with any sentimental scruples on the
subject of flogging. Even a criminal
condemned to death la given a prelim
inary thrashing Instead of, as with us,
being treated with sympathy and con
sideration until the hour of doom. An
other featu re of Chinese Justice, so far
ss the lash is concerned, la its strict
Impartiality.
Highborn offenders are flogged as re
lentlessly as criminals of the low er or
ders. The back of many a silken robed
dignitary has been scored with the
leather thongs of tbs whips wielded by
sturdy Chinese officials, whose duty it
has been to lay on the lash heavily, re
gardless of the rank of the victim, on
pain o f being flogged themselves.
T he Chinese legal code prescrll»e« the
lash for m any offenses so triv ial th a t in
E urope they would be quite outside th e
scope o f th e law. Not all o f th e en act
m ents are enforced now adays, b u t we
may quote tw o of them as q u ain t ex
amples. F ifty lasbes were ordered to
Col. W illiam A. Dodd, com m ander of
be given to any m erch an t o r trad e s
m an offering for sale goods n ot o f th e tbs A m erican forces which routed
quality they are represented to be. V illa a t Guerrero.
while self glorification la discouraged
by a law th a t any m ilitary m an who
raises a m onum ent to him self for
deeds of heroism which he has never
perform ed la to receive 100 lushes.—
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old English. In the early tongue the
verb “blow an” -w as used to Indicate
the o w n in g of flowprs. Instead of
“blow ” being a corruption o f “bloom”
It Is the o th er w ay a b o u t “ Blossom”
conies from the sam e root.
We do not grow the costnrd apple
now adays, but onr fo refath ers set
g rea t store by th e sort and bought it
eagerly In the stree ts from th e “mon
gers.”
From costard m onger to costerm ong
er Is a short step. H aw thorn, too, has
its Interest. The old form of haw w as
haga. which means hedge. H aw th o rn
Is th erefo re sim ply hedge th o rn .—Lon
don Graphic.
Ju st Llka^Ralatlvaa.
“Are Belle and B arbara blood rela
t1ons7”*
“Oh, no.
It 1» a purely platonic
grouch they hgva for each other.”—
Puck
__________
Made Him Hustle.
“T o w h at do you a ttrib u te your suc
cess?"
•— *
“T o th e fact,” replied th e self m ade
m an proudly, “th a t In my youth I
enjoyed all th e disad v an tag es.” BL
Louls Republic.
T h e M a rc h K in g ’s sta te ly n a m e Is k n o w n w h e re v e r m usic
holds its ow n, w h e re v e r d ru m s a n d cy m b als th ro b , a n d
o rc h e stras hold do w n th e ir job.
A
S ousa m a r c h —ju s t m en tio n th a t, an d
m a rk h o w people sm ile th e r e a t; th e y
k n o w w h a t S o u sa ’s fnusic is; i t ’s m elody
w ith o u t th e fizz; it’s full o f en erg y an d
pep, a n d m a k es old g ra y b e a rd s d an ce
a s te p ; th e y h e a r th e sound o f m a rc h in g
m en, o f c h a rg e rs tro ttin g d o w n th e glen,
th e sh o ck o f b a ttle a n d th e ro a r, a n d
billow s b e a tin g o n th e sh o re.
A nd
Sousa, w h e n h e w o u ld com pose th a t
m usic w h ic h th e w hole w o rld kno w s, JOHN PHILIP SOUSA
A m f M s hmW, 5 « x i
fills u p h is pipe w ith good old “T u x ”
" A / / the 9hn. energy
(n a m e t ’o th e r b ran d s, a n d h e says,
J enlhatlattrl <M $
puf
the playing o f 'T h e
“ S hucks I” ) . T u x ed o is th e sm oke o f S into
ta n and Stripe» Fo r-
r'we fin d In ihetleady
m e n w h o do b ig th in g s w ith ly re o r
o f Taxeda. ”
pen, w ho*m ake th e old w o rld ’s w h e e ls T
g o ro u n d , w h o se n a m e s w ill d o w n th e f 4-
a g es sound.
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NEW CASES COME UP CSECOÎI NEWS NOTES
TO CLINCH SUSSEX OF GETERAUNTEREST
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Disasters to Inverlyon and Important Occurrences of Past
Margam Abbey Are Believed
Week Triefly Compiled for
Due to Illegal Acts.
Our Readers.
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1916.
HENRY VAN DYKE
F i v e C e n ti
DEATH OF VILLA IS
YET UNCONFIRMED
General Bell Gives His Opinion
Tnat Story of Bandit’s Death
Was Manufactured.
W ashington.—W hile P resid en t W il
son and S e c re ta ry , Lansing w ere en
gaged In m arshalling the accum ulation
of evidence th a t G erm any In h er sub-
marine w arfare had violated solem n
pledge* given to Jhe U nited State»
official w o rd -o f
m ore »hipping
d isa ste r^ a p p a r e n t# due to Illegal acta
by G erm an sub m arin e com m anders
was received a t th f s ta te departm ent.
C onsular d isp a tc h es Indicated th a t
th e steam sh ip M argam Abbey was a t
tacked w ith o u t w arning on April 8,
and th a t th e A berdeen bark Inverlyon,
w ith a cargo fro m Portland, Or., was
sunk by shell fire a fte r the crew had
been forced to th e sm all boats more
th a n 100 m iles from shore. A m eri
cans w ere aboard both ship», aud were
endangered.
T h e In d ictm en t ag ain st Germ any, it
Is said, co n tain s 65 counts—nam es 65
In stan ces of sh ip s .torpedoed in viola
tlon of th e rig h ts of A m erican citizens.
Of th e n um ber the m ost Im portant
Is th e Sussex, th e specific case th a t
has bro u g h t th e issue, now nearly a
year old, to a head. The governm ent
la convinced of G erm any’s w rongdoing
In th e case of the Sussex and G er
m any’s own offered defense, some
say, played a larg e part in th e con
viction.
On th e p re sid e n t’s statem en t, It is
believed G erm any will have to accept
one of two o o u rsts — dissolution of
diplom atic relatio n e or com plete a lte r
d f te r a successful session of th ree
San Antonio, Tex.—G eneral Bell, r e
days, the C entral B aptist association
porting from El Paso to G eneral F un
closed Its 29th annual convention a t
ston, gave it as hla opinion th a t a fte r
Albany.
as thorough an investigation as he
H elen Newton, 4 year old .d au g h ter
could make, the rep o rt of Villa’s death
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newton, of P h il
had been m anufactured In Juarea.
om ath, was drow ned in M ary’s riv er at
Consul L etcher, who said he had been
th a t place.
in com m unication w ith G usihuirlachlc,
T he rabbit drive a t Lorella, n ear
also has failed to verify the report.
K lam ath Falls, is reported as having
It is now the theory of arm y offi
been successful, about 2860 bunnies
cers, lacking definite Inform ation con
being killed.
’
cerning V illa's fate, th a t the rep o rt of
A fter being blockaded since March
his death was spread as a ruse to
28, the Albany-Yaqutna" branch of the
hasten the w ithdraw al of A m erican
S o u th ern Pacific has been opened for
soldiers from Mexico.
through traffic.
If Francisco Villa is not dead he has
G rants Pass an^r Josephine county
now an excellent opportunity to es
are to have one of the 10 new mining
cape Into te rrito ry far beyond the
H enry Van Dyke, United States m ost advanced of the A m erican de
experim ent statio n s to he established
by the U nked S tates bureau of mines. M inister, who looks after our Interests tachm ents because the punitive force
An increase of 19,724 in the re g istra In Holland.
has pen etrated about as far south as
tion ^w as shown in the week ending
It Is going to go w ith the p resent or
April 8. according to retu rn s from the
ganization.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
various counties to S ecretary of S tate
O fficers here regard the P arral In
Olcott.
<
In the 8 ugana valley and Carso sec cident as indicating clearly th a t Gen
George Alexander, log forem an at tors of th e A ustro-Italian zoue, the eral P ersh in g ’s men now have to
Boston.— B earing the signature» of
the Evergreen Lum ber com pany mill, Italians have tak en A ustrian trenches. guard them selves not only against a t
BOO distinguished Amerlcams, an “Ad
12 miles southw est of Corvallis, was
R eiteration of its claim th a t the tack by V llia’s men, but by those de
d ress to th e People of the Allied Na
so badly injured by g .io illn g log th at channel packet Sussex was attacked tachm ents of C arranza's arm y th a t a re
tio n s” has been drafted for publica
he died. ‘
by a G erm an subm arine was made by antagonistic to his announced attitu d e
tion In the U nited S tates and Europe.
For the first-tim e in its history the the F rench governm ent.
of co operation.
The Introduction to the ad d ress Is:
s ta le p en iten tiary has a flag pole. It — B ritish lines on th e south bank of*
‘‘O ur Judgm ent supports your cduse,
stan d s 110 feet high, and Governor the T igris in M esopotam ia have been
Villa Reported Dead.
and our sym pathies and our hopes are
W ithycom be p articip ated In raising forced back by the T urks for a dis
w ith you in this struggle. In saying
El
Paso.—F
rancisco Villa Is dead
the flag.
tance in some plqces of from 600 to
th is we are confident th a t we ard ex
and
his
body,
disin terred some days
The- dam age along the 22 m iles of 800 yards.
p ressin g th e ponvlctions and feeMngs
fter
his
buriaL
Is in possession of the
Colum bia River highw ay in Hood River
P etro g rad rep o rts th a t the Rus
of th e overw helm ing m ajority of
county from the severe w eather th e sians have driven the O ttom ans from ’arran z a troops, according to a series
ation of hpr euhiaariue warfare
A m ericans.’’
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Double Oath to Be"R equlrsdlrT Guard. !T a s t w in ter has been t a r less th a n a strongly organized position IB mtles of telegraphic m essages received In
T he nam es of some of the prom inent
east of Trebizond and are pursuing Juarez by the Mexican officials.
Tw o m ore provisions designed to w as e stim a te d
sig n ers follow: H enry L. S tlm soa, ex-
P rofessor David Torbet. for 25 years them energetically.
se creta ry of w ar; H enry W atterson, stre n g th e n th e federal sta tu s of the professor of m athem atics in Albany
T he R ussians have launched an CARRANZA TROOPS ATTACK
n
atio
n
al
g
uard
w
ere
w
ritten
into
the
noted ed ito r; George W. W lckersham ,
college and one of O regon’s best other g re a t offensive, this tim e on the
se
n
ate
arm
y
bill.
In
the
course
of
a
ex-attorney g en eral; B rander Mat
known educators, died a t his home in southern front. The A ustrians have M ajor Tom pkins Slightly Wounded In
th e irs, Colum bia u n iv ersity ; A. L. d eb ate enlivened by charges th a t fed Albany, aged 72 years
Parral Fight.
been forced to w ithdraw along the
Mill», banker, P o rtlan d , O r.; Gifford eral funds provided for the national
P
lans
for
holding
the
annual
sta
te
en
tire
fro
n
t
from
th
eir
advanced
posi
San
Antonio,
Tex.—It was a force of
P lnchot, Sam uel Rea, presid en t Penn guard In p ast y ears had been foolishly shoot of the Oregon S portsm en’s as
tions.
C arranza’s soldiers who engaged the
throw
n
aw
ay
and
In
some
cases
em
sy lv an ia , ra ilro a d ; Law rence F. and
sociation were launched when the Al
A fter six d ay s’ rest ^ h ile effectives little detachm ent of Am erican cavalry
L ym an A bbott, of th e O utlook; George bezzled, th e se n ate - ad o p ted . am end bany gun club appointed com niittees
were
m ade up and slocks of am m uni a t P arral In a regularly organized ac
B urton Adams, of Yale; Jam es B. An m en ts providing th a t all officers of to m ake arran g em en ts for th is event.
tion replenished, the G erm ans again tion, according to a delayed ipessage
th
e
g
u
ard
above
the
ran
k
of
cap
tain
gell, p resid en t emeriti»» of M ichigan
The body of Mi's. M aria Agren, 66, have begun concentrated atta c k s upon w ritten by M ajor F rank Tom pkins
un iv ersity , now dead ; John K endrick shall receive 0500 a y ear from th e fed was found hanging from a rope in a
different points of the French de- and forw arded to G eneral Funston by
eral
g
o
v
ern
m
en
t
and
th
a
t
all
guards
ng», S tew art E dw ard. W hite, Win men on en listm en t be required to tak e ^ h h ^ r HbcrldSh. D eath 1» b ettered ren iei « w ir a in r ........ ......... ..................
H eheral ’ Pershing.
......
■ton C hurchill. Owen W ister and
to
have
been
self
inflicted,
an(l
to
have
T
he
Norw
egian
Shipping
G
azette
Forty
of
the
Mexican
soldiqrs, in
Booth T arklngton, au th o rs; Jo h n Bur an oath to obey o rders from the presi been brought about by despondency says th e ’ G erm an navy has stopped
cluding one m ajor and one civilian,
den
t
as
well
as
the
governor
of
th
eir
roughs, n a tu ra list; ex-Senator Clark,
over Ill-health.
the in tern atio n al passagew ay south of were killed by the retrea tin g A m eri
of M ontana; H ow ard E lliott,-rlallroad respective states. *
The sen ate has confirm ed the fol the Sound (betw een D enm ark a r t cans. The A m erican casualties w ere
T
he
attac
k
on
guard
officers
for
p resid e n t;
C ongressm an
G ardner,
lowing p o stm a ste rs: O regon—K atie Sweden) not m erely by the usual mine two killed and six wounded, Including
M assach u setts; Jam es R. G arfield, ex- th e ir use of federal funds was made by B. V eatch, C ottage Grove; W. A. Hey- obstructions by also by steel nets set
Major Tom pkins.
Ills wound was
S
en
ato
r
Borah,
In
a
speech
opposing
•e c re ta ry of in te rio r; G overnor Hay,
man, E stacad a; F. G. Lee, Junction to trap B ritish subm arines.
slight.
the
Reed
am
endm
ent
for
federal
pay.
W ashington, and George H arvey,
Major T om pkins’ story of the fight
The Idaho se n ato r declared the 08,- City; Jam es A. W atkins, P h ilom ath;
N orth A m erican Review.
indicates lack of control over the
000,000 available annually for use of J. W. Moore, Redmond.
, SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
P rospects are bright in Hood River
troops by the com m anding officer of
the guard under th e Dick m ilitia law
HUGHES REFUSES TO «'RUN had been “sham efully” utilized by of for a bum per ch erry crop this year. The A m erican people consum ed la st the P arral garrison, General Loazan«
ficers to the exclusion of enlisted men O rchardlsts in all d istric ts rep o rt th a t year m ore than a billion pbunds of cof and b itter antagonism by the public
T eleg rap h s O lcott Not to Place Name
and th a t some of It had been "em bez th e ir trees are loaded w ith buds. fee, or 40 per cen t of all sold In the and troops. The fighting took place
On Ballot. ~ .
Cherry trees are in full bloom along m ark ets of the world.
outside P arral and was continued over
zled.”
the lowlands of the Columbia and in
a route of eight m iles to S anta Cruz,
Salem , Or.—A cting on th e advice of
George
H.
Phillips,
who
for
a
brief
' Land Grant Bill. M ay
Amended.
A ssistan t A ttorney G eneral V anW in
northeast of P arral on the railroad.
the city.
' .
but
th
e
atric
period
enjoyed
the
title
of
T he attorney general, in a final re
In th ree m onths Dr. A. K oehler has “Corn K ing’’ in the grain trade, died
kle, S ecretary of S tate O lcott an
port sent to the house public lands
received from local ore buyers over at his home in Chicago.
nounced th a t he would refu se to cer
com m ittee on the Oregon A California
012,000 for antim ony ore, taken from
tify th e nam e of C harles E. H ughes
More than 1000 persons are home
land-grant bill, proposes a su b stitu te
his property four miles e a st of Baker, 'ess in M anitoba through floods. The
to county clerk s for th e republican
for th e one section of the bill, Intended
which . never could be worked a t a W ascana riv er has overflow ed its
nom ination for p resid en t of th e U nited
to se ttle definitely all dispute as to
profit until the E uropean w ar sent banks and w rought enorm ous dam age.
S tates.
outstan d in g executory contracts.
prices up.
T h e decision not to place Ju stice
Seven Chinese provinces, com prls
In view of the fact th a t the com m it
Two of the accidents reported to the ing an are a of 422,000 square miles,
H u g h es’ nam e on the prim ary ballot
P aris —A French Infantry attack in
tee declined to approve the first pro-
sta te industrial accid en t com mission with a population of 141,000,000, have the Verdun region south of Douau-
In resp o n se to a petition filed by more
nosal
to
confirm
th
ese
co
n
tracts
and
,
a
.
.
.
.
'd u rin g the week ending April 13 were declared th eir Independence of Preai mont resulted In the capture of the
th a n 1300 of his su p p o rters was m ade posai io conn
elim inated from th e bill all reference |
fatal. They w ere George Alexander, dent Yuan Shi K ai's rule.
a fte r S ecretary O lcott had received a
portions of some G erm an trenches,
to them , the atto rn ey general now sug-
P hllojnath, killed In saw m ill opera
teleg ram from . Ju stice H ughes In
New
a
tta
c
k
s
against
the
S
tandard
the war office announced. Two hun
g ests the advisability of in sertin g a
tions, and Ray W elst, «Scappoose, Oil com pany are in course of prep ar dred G erm ans were taken prisoners.
w hich th e la tte r objected.
clause giving all holders of o u tstan d
killed in logging operations.
ation by m em bers of the senate. Ac
The significance of the attac k la
ing co n tracts the rig h t to go Into
R ep resen tativ e S in n o tt has been ad tion to tediice the price of gasoline la com m ented Oh In P afls w ith extrem e
Pershing Reports A ttack on T ra in .
co u rt to have the validity of th eir con
vised th a t the S ecretary of the In te r the o bject of the senators.
satisfaction. It Is recalled th a t a few
San Antonio, T ex.—G eneral P ersh tra c ts tested.
ior has approved supplem entary con Col. T heodore Roosevelt is preparing days ago G eneral Petain, com manding
ing rep o rted to h ea d q u arters th a t a
Federal N itrate Plant ie Adopted.
tra c ts three, four and five on th e W est to tour the middle west, speaking at the defenses of Verdun, 4 a s quoted as
m otor tru ck carry in g aeroplanes was
Cham pions of a G overnm ent hydro U m atilla irrig atio n project, and under
various cities. The first of thes° Baying th a t he had “ceded" to the en
a tta c k e d by 40 bandits F riday night
electric p lan t to produce n itra te for hiB aefion 663 acres will be furnished speeches will be made, a t Chicago,
emy all the te rrito ry in th at region
15 m iles no rth of Satevo. T he Mexi
th e m anufacture of w ar m unitiona and w ith w ater this coming season.
April 27, before the Illinois Bar asso he Intended they should have. Since
cans w ere driven off and one of them
fertilizer won th e ir fight in the sen ate
Owing to failure to secure the neces ciation.
then the G erm ans have made no im
w as killed. G eneral P ersh in g was w ith
by Inserting an am endm ent proposing sary num ber of sig n atu res a good road
Clarence R. Hudson, alias E rnest portant gains.
th e m otor tru ck tra in a t th e tim e of
an ap propriation of 016,000,000 for th a t bond issue of 0700,000 will not. be Schiller, who, single-handed, seized
the attac k . T h ere w ere no A m erican
purpose into the Cham berlain arm y In voted on in Lane county a t the {day the B ritish freight ship Matoppo off
Berlin, via London.—A fter extensive
losses.
cre ase bill. The vote was 43 to 22.
prim ary election. The sam e condition Sandy Hook lig h t on the night of bom bardm ent large French force« on
T h ree dem ocrat«, S en ato rs Cham
Ex-Governor Peck of W isconsin Dies. berlain, chairm an of th e m ilitary com exists In Gilliam county, w here an March 29 and compelled the crew to the V erdun fro n t attacked G erm an
Issue of $195,000 was proposed.
put into the D elaw are breakw ater, positions near F ort DouaumonL T he
M ilwaukee.—George ¿W. Peck, 75 m ittee ; Johnson of M aine and H ard
Liquor sh ip m en ts. Into Multnomah was Indicted on a charge of piracy.
German w ar office statem en t says
y ears old, form er governor of W iscon wick, ^voted ag ain st the am endm ent,
county during the month of March
A m erican troops will be w ithdraw n the French w ere repulsed w ith heavy
sin for tw o term s, and a t one tim e w h ile A seven republicans, S enators
cam e w ithin a few of doubling the from Mexico Im m ediately, If F rancisco losses.
m ayor of M ilwaukee, died here a fte r Clapp, Gronna, Kenyon, L aF ollette,
num ber of shipm ents received In Feb Villa is dead. A dm inistration officials
a sh o rt Illness. Mr. Peck achieved na McCumber, N orria and Poindexter
ruary. Shipm ents for March totaled made thia unqualified statem ent, com
tional fam e as a w riter of hum orous Joined with the m ajority in supporting
N ) INDICTED
6600, while for F ebruary the num ber m enting on rep o rts from Mexican VON PAPEN
tales, h is b est know n book being i t
was 3317, and 784 for January.
sources th a t th e bandit's body had Five Accused of Piol to Blow Up
“ P eck ’s Bad Boy.” H e was th e pub Sugar T a riff MeaauFe In,Conference.
Bearing the ham es of m o r e . than been discovered and was being taken
Welland Canal.
lish er of P eck 's Sun.
H ouse aud sen ate disagreem ent o v ery jg o o registered dem ocrats, a petition from Cusi to C hihuahua City by spe
New
York.—Captain
Frana von Pa-
repeal of the free su g ar clause of the to have the nam e of Woodrow W ilson cial train .
TH E MARKET8
pen,
recalled
military
attache
to the
ta riff law w ent to conferees of the printed on the official ballots of the
German em bassy at Washington, was
tw o houses. A sen ate am endm ent dem ocratic party as a candidate for
U. P. Engineers Have Deserted.
Portland.
indicted by the federal grand Jury here
would defer putting sugar on th e free Vresident of the U nited S tates was re
New York;—E ngineers of the Union I) the organiser and financier of an
W heat—Club, 91c; bluestejn, 01.03;
1 s t for four years from May 1. The ceived by S ecretary of S tate O lc o tt
Pacific railw ay have dedkrted the alleged Conspiracy to blow np the
red Russian, 90c; forty-fold, 92c; red «house bill would defer It Indefinitely.
A sad journey from the frozen north
m ovem ent for an eight hour day basis, Welland Canal In Canada. With him
fife, 91c.
R evenue betw een 040,000,000 and 050,- term inated a t S heridan when W illiam
It was announced, and Chicago, Mil* also were Indicted Captain Hana Tnn-
Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy,
T. F oster arriv ed from F airb an k s.
000,000 a year Is involved.
waukee & St. Paul engineers will do scher, alleged agent of the Krupps In
028.50; alfalfa, 021.
Alaska, w ith th^ body Of hla wife for
likewise.
B u tter—Cream ery, 33c.
the United States and husband of
Robbers In Autos T ake 8ix Captives. burial. Four hundred and th irty miles
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* E ggs—Ranch, 21c.
Mme. Johanna Oadskl. the prims don
Spokano, W ash.—Two m asked high of th e trip was m ade by sleds over the
T h irty Burn In T rain W reck.
* na; Constantine GovhnL and Alfred J.
W ool—E astern Oregon, 27c; valley,
w aym en, traveling In an automobile, wind, sw ept freig h t trails In 36 days.
Bradford, R. I.—T hirty or m ote per Frltien.
00c.
T he U nited S tate s 'g o v ern m en t/» to
which they captured a t th e point of
Hop«—1915 crop, ll@ 12c.
sons
w ere reported to have been
It la charged that Von Papon plan
guns, ran over a large p art of the be asked to keep faith w ith th e p o rt
crushed or burned to death In a col ned the conspiracy, that Tauacher »dp-
d
istric
ts
on
the
Oregon
coast
by
m
ak
so u th side betw een Canno H ill and
Seattle.
ing provision for reim b u rsem en t finan lision of train s on the New York, New plied th e explosives and firearm« and
W heat— Bluestem, 01.03; club, 95c; U nion P ark for nearly four hours Sab
that Fritzen and Govanl carried the
cially of «11 d istric ts for losses resu lt H aven & H artford railroad here.
fed Russian, 94c; forty-fold, 95c; fife, u rd ay nig h t and Sunday morning.
dynamite to Niagara Falla.
T hey held up, robbed, assallod or mu ing from the w ithdraw al of Oregon &
950.
Captain von Papon In now la
England to Call Boya of 18.
tilate d citizens, chaaed autom obiles, California railroad g ra n t lands from
Barley—028 per ton.
many, and as the offense
London.—G
re
at
B
ritain
will
shortly
taxation,
according
to
a
decision
Hay—Timothy. 024 per ton; alfalfa, defied pursuit and concluded the
he la charged Is not extraditable
n ig h t's work w ith a profit of 044 and reached a l a m eeting held a t Eugene call to the colors her 18 year old
021 per ton.
very unlikely that ho 1
youths,
according
to
reporta
In
the
a
t
which
practically
every
p
o
rt
dla-
six prisoners In th eir possession,
Butter—Creamery, 33c.
hronght to triaL
lobby of the houaa of ooaaaoM .
trict was ^ presented. •
qiprutg them a womanT
NOTED AMERICANS
SUPPORT ENTENTE
In going over one’s pictures elim i
LAW AND JUSTICE.
nate all but the choicest and beet be
loved an d try to gfoup together the
T he C! J "Squire Could Strike a Ntee pictures whose subject* are som ew hat
Balance Between the Two.
related or which h a re a sim ilarity In
T here la an old New England squire fram es
Indeed, even when subjects
whose know ledge of Ute sta tu te law la are closely related It la not possible al
lim ited, but who baa decided views as w ays to hang pictures to g eth er ow ing
to cumrnun Justice. Not long ago a to a too g rea t difference In th e kind of
certain Zed Sm ith w as brought before frame». As a rule, any room looks
him charged with larceny.
j
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better, especially sm all room s, w here
It nfv>e«red from th e evidence th a t only one color fram e Is used on all pic
Zed had rented a borse from a farm er tures. b ut If this Is not possible then
to do Fume hnullng nnd th a t during th e the nex t best thing 4s to keep all of
period the anim al had rem ained hi bin the pictures in gilt fram es In one p art
porwetfsint» he bad fed It from the own
of th e room, al! of the dark fram ed
e r’s stock of grain, although the agree
pictures on another wall. etc.
merit was th a t Zed him self should su p ' Also one cfcn get th e liest resu lts by
ply the feed. He was charged by the se p aratin g w ater colors and prints,
farm er therefore w ith the th e ft of tw o aud etch in g s or engravings should, of
bushels of oats aud corn.
course, alw ays l»e hung ap a rt from
"T he sta tu te s made and provided." o th e r pictures. A nother i*olnt freq u en t
th e oh) squire announced ponderously, ly overlooked 1» th e w isdom of putting
“say th a t th e ft Is to convert to your the d ark er picture« ou the wall ttiht
own use the property of another. T he receive» the best light from windows
horse 1s the serv an t jof the ow ner, not uud contrariw ise the gilt fram ed pie-
of Zed. nnd Zed rouvorted tliem o ats ru rea of Itch te r » o b jects w h e re they
to th e horse’s nse, not his. wo I aeqult m iy serve to brighten a dark p art of
Zed of ste allu ’ them oats. He ain ’t the room.
guilty of larceny.”
Finally do r.ot crow d the walls. H ang
ZeJ rose. thanked the squire and was pictures well In line w ith the eyes of a
about to leave the room when the oh! person of average height and, of course,
man called him back
choose plalu walls, tin ted or papered,
“ As I said. Zed.” he rem arked, with for b.tckgvounds^-Albany Argus.
a gleam of hum or in his eye. “you a in ’t
guilty of larceny, but you shore air
B lo w in g F lo w e r » .
w
guilty of som ething, and I'm goln' to
W hen am ateu rs speak of flower»
send you to jail for a month for It.” —
•blowing" they are not using a mere
Y outh’s Companion.
vulgarism.
They are speaking real
TODAY’S MAGAZINE
COLONEL DODD
1:
FRENCH ADVANCE .
IN VERDUN REGION
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