Sherman County observer., April 28, 1916, Image 1

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AMERICAN PURSUIT
OF VILLA IS ENDED
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fo r m ild -
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a n d fr a »
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tobacco for
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K iv e G e n t«
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BARON VON DER GOLTZ
b. S. Troops to Remain Con­
centrated in Strong Units
for the Present. ‘
UOBEGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Important Occurrences of Past
f Week Briefly Compiled for
Gur Readers.
E l Paso, Texas.—The redisposition
President Wilson of forces of the American punitive ex­
had a p p r o si^ ^ B « " for redlsposltlon pedition Into Mexico, as planned by
the A g p f i ^ K tro o p s In Mexico, Major General Funston, baa been in
til are was a
Intimation that the a large measure completed.
Tbe troops are now concentrated In
Washington goMrinnent had deter­
mined to
m ilitary status strong units along a line of communi­
quo beyond t t j f l w d e r until the Mexl- cations thoroughly protected, that Is
oan de faeto^SHwnm ent has demon­ said not to he much mose than 250
strated Its a b llltytto capture or crush milos long. Reinforcements are also
V illa anA hia adJsrents and prevent gathering at Columbus, N. M.
Ready to meet any eventuality, the
repetition« of the'CoJjumbua raid.
Further developments in the pur­ American expedition will now main­
suit of V illa and ttye relations between tain a m ilitary status quo while diplo­
the United Statea and tbe Ue facto matic negotiations go forward at
government of Mexico now await per­ Washington for the withdrawal of the
sonal discussion of these subjects by troops. This will require many days,
the senior m ilitary advisers of the two if not weeks. The pursuit of Fran
governments. A Conference between cisco Villa Is over. That is the belief
M ajor General Hugh L. Scott, chief of of army officers at Fort Bliss, who
staff of the American army, and Gei> now believe the troops will engage the
eral Alvaro Obragon, minister of war small wandering banda of Vllllstas
of the de facto government, has been that roam northern Chihuahua. These
bands are widely scattered and oper
arranged.
The new mllltfcry plan leaves the ate in groups of two or three.
While the expedition is at its main
pursuit of V illa at a standstill, but
frees General Funston's hands to bases, it will recuperate from the
make the position of the forces In rigors of its rapid dash southward.
Mexico age»r* by grouping them In i Official admission has been made that
poets of such strength as to protect1 the advanced forces of the American
them from attack... It will al8° serve <a\airy have been withdrawn north
as • plain warning to General Carran- ward and it la understood they have
sa that he must bend every effort to -' been taken out of the zone where the
ward securing complete control of the hatred and diBlike for the American
territory south of the most advanced is most intense. Thia withdrawal is
American poet 11 he hopes to have the [designed to prevent clashes during the
troops
"
t diplomatic negotiations.
Lebanon w ill celebrate "Cleanup
Day” Thursday, April 27.
The hotel men of the state convened
at Eugene April 19 and 20.
The East Um atilla County track
- burning, c o o l-ta ttin g ,
meet was held at Umapine.
Some 2,000,000 pounds of wool have
been contracted for In eastern. Oregon.
Fire destroyed tbe eub-etatlon of the
Drain electric light plant with 81000
Senator from Ohio, spoke under the
loss.
auspices of the Oregon Republican
The organization of a chamber of
Club.
His address was essentially
commerce in The Dalles has been per­
in its nature, hut in view of
fected.
T h e pipe o f this k in g o f political
the present difficulties confronting the
The Marion county enrollment In
laugh m akers has le ft a tra il Nation it was touched throughout with
Industrial club work totals 1000 boys
of frag ran t sm oke c l e a r a highly patriotic tone
and gtrls.
The audience manifested Its unequi­
*round the w o rld . W h v is
John O. Lanterman, 69 years old,
vocal approval by a tremendous ova­
it he has never found “ the tion when he said:
pioneer of the southern Oregon coun­
try, died at Grants Pase.
“A t times like this ws are not Re­
eq u al” of T u x ed o ? Because
Charles W. Bryan, brother of W. J.
Clatskanie has decided to rent out
publicans
nor
Democrat»,
Socialists
or
P
hoto
by
Am
arloan
Prm
a
A
sso
c
ia
tio
n
Bryan,
who
was
defeated
In
the
Ne­
it has no e q u al— because
its city Jail, which has not been occu­
Prohibitionists, we are American clo­ braska primaries for ths Democratic
that famous ‘ ‘ T u x e d o P ro ­ se ns."
Marshal von der Goltx, noted Ger­ pied for more than a year.
nomination for governor.
man soldier commanding the first
cess,” that makes T u x e d o
But Senator Burton was emphatic In
July 7 has been set as the date for
Turkish army, who died of »potted the opening of Albany’» annual Chau­
m ild , cool and n o n -b itin g , his declaration that the very presence
of these international complications
fever.
tauqua assembly this year.
c a n 't be used in any o th e r
calls for firmness and experience in
The senate has confirmed the nom­
handling the affairs of ths Nation.
tobacco.
ination of Andrew J. Foster as receiv­
BRIEF
WAR
NEWS
Under such conditions and under
er of the I-akeview land office.
such circumstances, hs asserted, the
Battles of heavy proportions havo
The Umatilla County Good Roads
thoughts of the people instinctively
been in progress in all the war the­ association has announced a prize es­
turn to the Republican party—the
Pittsburg.— Deputy sheriff« guard­
aters except the <BaIk^ins. Successes say contest by school children.
WbfMbi Taiurf" out tot couto party of experience, the party of capa ing the plaql of the Westlnghouse
bllity, the party of accompliahnienL
The Cooe Bay Auto Racing club will
for the entente allies and the Teutonic
“The one fact more obvious than Electric A Manufacturing company at
Tuxedo is aged tkrtg to five year».
open its 1916 season April 29, with a
allies have varied.
B u t the big secret of that unequalled any other in all the conflicting current East Pittsburg, where 13.000 men are
Trenches taken by the Germans race meeting on the Marshfield track.
Kiildnest, coolne«« and sw eet flavor of events," he said, "is that the pres­ out on strike, used their clubs to force
-J. M. Upton, register of the Rose
from the British on the Langemarck-
ent Ignoble status of the United fetates > way through crowds of strike pick­
fo the genuine " T u xed o Process.”
burg land office since February, 1914,
Yprca
road
have
been
evacuated,
ow­
in relation to other countries has been
ets for workmen trying to enter the
M an y have tried to imitate i t — no
RoeebufF hospital after a
ing to floods, which made their con­ died in the
brought about by the halting, the v a
flerlln Surpriatff a^ Demands of Note.
' - . -A
shops. The principal fighting was at
one has succeeded.
brief
illness.
solidation
impossible.
dilatio n and the hesitancy of the prea
It to understood Ambassador Gerard
bridge where the pickets linked
T r y Tuxedo one week and you’ll ent Administration.
Josephine county mineralogists are
Hard fighting -has been in progress
has
received broad intimations that
y
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gay at H jrry Lauder does, that it’«
speculating
upon the possibility of
lie then took up in detail a discus­ hands across the street along which the German government will go to
in the Verdun region anil heavy forces
sion of the present Administration’s the workmen passed, it was said that
“ T H E tsbacco for m e.’! - •
commercial mining of chromite or
have
been
thrown
into
the
battle
by
conduct of International affairs, say­ between 2000 and 3000 men succeeded great lengths to preserve friendly re­
both sides, but the changes of ground chromic iron ore.
Youcan buy Tuxedo everywhere ing:
lation« w ith the United States. He is
In getting inside the works.
Business over the Willamette-Pacif­
have not been notably great.
“Now the President makes the most
One of the principal entrances to understood to have gained his Impres­
ic railroad, over which passenger tra f­
P ou ch
London.-"-German battle
cruisers
The
British
relief
corps,
which
is
en­
extravagant speeches for prepared­
sion from officials of the Berlin for­
appeared off lx>weet«»ft Tuesday and deavoring to lift the siege of Kut-eb fic was Inaugurated April 5, has far
ness; he says we must have the larg­ the works la by a bridge owned Jointly eign office.
5c
by
the
electric
company
and
the
Penn
exceeded expectations.
est Navy in the world; be says that no
Among the diapfltchee received from local naval force» engaged the raiders Amara, have failed In further effort»
man can tell what a day or an hour sylvania railroad. Threats to dyna­ Ambassador
Gerard within the
1 •> did al.o U rttl.). ..llBht cnil«.™. The to advance along the Tigris river • The fourth annual convention of the
Famous
may bring forth. It was surely Just as mite it were heard on the streets ami
owing to the flooded conditions of the Pacific coast division of the Religious
obvious when the first gun was fired
few days was one describing the man­
Education association will be held in
In Europe that the United States mnst a strong force of railroad detectives ner in which the American note de- utea.
country.
bo ready to protect Itself as It la to­ was at once placed about tbe struc­
Portland May 10 and 11.
4
The following official announcement
Russian troops have been landed at
day. There Is such a thing as being ture. All saloons In the village were cu rin g Lha Attxpoae of the.
For the week ending April >0. a total
Marseille« end are already on
States to break relations unlese
too-tete to prepare, but when dan g er ordered closed
Fa T n X » -
“At about 4; 30 o'clock Tueeday way north, presumably to the fighting of 237 accidents were reported to the
threatens there is no such thing as be-
many modified her submarine meth­
u v b r i , 40 e
Seventy-six
metal
manufacturing
Ing too early. Tet the A d m in istra tio n
morning, the German battle cruiser front, passing through the city of state industrial accident Insurance
ods was received by German officUls.
• » J ao t.
has been on both sides of thia question oompaniee in Pittsburg and vicinity
equadrou«-accompanied by light cruis­ Lyons on Saturday. They received commission, of which three were fatal.
with equal extravagance of assertion, announced that they would not reduce W hile this, toe. was held as confiden­
Rabbits that have been a menace to
ers and destroyers, appeared off Lowe­ an enthusiastic greeting all along the
lo G le n
with equal lmpatlenoe of all who dis­ the working hours in their respective tial, It Is understood the ambassador
the farmers near North Powder for
rt,
sto ft The local naval forces engaged route.
agree and with equal Inability there­
represented Berlin officials as being
50c
90c.
several years have been exterminated.
fore to convince anyone of Its entire properties.
it and in about 20 minutes it returned
The Italians and Austrians have
greatly surprised at the demands of
sincerity.
to Germany, chased by our light cruis­ fought a sanguinary engagement on Big drives, poisoned food and heavy
TX X AWWP1CAW Ttm xcoo COMPART
the Washington government
Mr.
“And what is it all about? Here
snow did the work.
the Carso front near Selz, in which
again the whole difficulty arose from HENRY FORD WILL ACCEPT Gerard is said to have gathered at ers and destroyers.
A million fingerling salmon and
“On
shore
two
men,
one
woman
and
the exercise of those two conspicuous
the Italians captured 360 metres of
least an impression that the foreign
talents of the present Administration, No^Third Party Can Figure on a Cent
a child were killed.
The material Austrian trenches and took several about 400,000 eastern brook trout will
office had no idea the comrnunication
KEEPING CUT FLOWERS.
the passion for interference In the af­
of Hie Money, However.
damage seems to have been insignifi­ prisoners and a quantity of rifles and be liberated from the state fish hatch
would be as drastic and final as it was.
fairs of other nations and the inability
ery on the upper McKensie river east
cant, so far as is known at present. other war stores.
New
York.—
Henry
Ford
announced
Methods by Which the Fading Process to keep away from both sides of the
Japan Protests'* Exclusion Bill.
of Eugene, this summer.
Two British light cruisers and a de-
that he would accept a nomination for
same question.
. May Be Oelayed.
While the Russians report that in
That Japan resents ha\ ing its sub-, 8troyer were hit, but none was sunk.“
A party of upper classmen from the
“On
February
10,
1915,
the
Adminis­
the
presidency
“if
the
people
wanted
Itones. cnrnatlons and orchids have
the Caucasus region near Aschkala. school of forestry of the Oregon Agri­
tration warned the German govern­
Jects
classed
with
Hindus
and
opposes
i
Lowegtoft
the
coa8t
city
raided
by
been found to keep three tiroes as long ment of the consoquences of carrying him.”
the enactment into law of her “gen- | OennaQ battle cruiBer8> i8 On the 50 miles west of Erzerum, they have cultural college made a trip of inspec­
If a small qunntity of sugar be added out the policy foreshadowed in Its ad­
“One thing I am absolutely sure of
captured an Important sector of the tion to the mills and manufacturing
to the water, writes Mabel H. Wharton miralty proclamation In case it should in this respect,” declared Mr. Ford tlemen’s agreement” to check the In- Nofth geg coaat ab<)Ut 1Q0 mUeg t0
of Oakland. Cal., to Popular Meehan
northeaat of London. It Is al- Turkish position. Constantinople says plants in and about Portland.
result in destroying any merchant ves­ “and that to that I shall not finance flow of laborers to this country was
that south of Bltlis the Turks have de­
lea A email lump of starch has also sel of the United 9tates or In causing
lndlcated to Secretary Lansing by Am-
oppoglte The Hague
In fees paid by candidates for filing
feated the Russians and sent them in their declarations of candidacy and
'been found beneflrlaL Other flower» the death of American citizens, and any third party— not with one cent bassador Chinda,
1
__________ ______
Should It be made evident that I am
retregt toward'"felt 11».
begin to bleed as eoon as they are cut, threatened to hold the German gov
Ti X Z M “
’ ¿iZh ' " P.°n, IRISH UPRISING IS BALKED Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg. the Ger­ for Bpa.ce in the official election cam­
and I be precious sap ruanlng out of eminent to a strict accountability for wanted, that to a different matter.’
paign pamphlet, tho state of Oregon
Mr. Ford expressed the opinion that an
the stem eensee the cells to collapse any such act
man chimcellor, has returned to Ber this year .received a total of 16350.
“A note from the Secretary of State
has
promised
on
honor
to
fulfill,
ac­
Immediately To prevent this the end on May 15. last, limited the rule that the office should seek the man rather
German 8hlp Trying to Land Arms Is lin, after a visit to army headquar­
To curtail the number of drunk« in
of the stem must be quickly closed, lives of noncombatants of neutral or than the man should seek the office cording to the agreement between
Sunk; Irish Nobleman Captured.
ters, where he discussed the American Pendleton and to enforce the prohlbl
former Secretary Root and former Am-
a n ^ th is to best done by searing In a other states should not be put In jeo­
“I am not a candidate for the preal
London.— It is announced officially note to Germany concerning Oer tion laws the purchasers and amount
bassador Takahira. is understood to
flame or by placing directly in hot pardy to such as sailed on unarmed dential nomination,” he added. 1
that
Sir Roger Casement was brought many's submarine warfare with the of liquor sold each month by each of
merchantmen.
be repugnant to the Japanese govern­
water. .
to London on Sunday for trial, and German leaders.
“The word ’unarmed’ Is Im portant cannot regard myself in such a lig h t
The chancellor's the drug stores will be published.
The florists of California go so far as
B u t departing from these earlier dec­ I regard it as a Joke. It to a serious m ent
that an attempt was made last week early return is taken to indicate that
to boll the stems of the brilliant poin
‘ Machinery is on the way from 8au
One
portion
of
the
bill
which
is
un­
question as to whom the Joke to on.
settlas or Christmas flowers, for'which larations, in the latter part of January
derstood to draw the resentment of to land arms and ammunition in Ire ­ Germany's reply ha» been formulated. Francisco to Alkali lake, near Paisley,
1918, the State Department In a note
they are so famous. The stein Is first to the various powers sought to Induce
where the American Soda Products
the Japanese government Is the In­ land from a German auxiliary, under
stuck through a large sheet of paper to the allies l o disarm their merchant­
Villa is Either Dead or In Hiding
the guise of a neutral merchant ship,
company,
backed by the Spreckels In
clusion,
by
inference
at
least,
of
Jap­
SHORT
NEWS
NUGGETS
prevent the steam from rising directly men and placed especial stress on the
Field
Headquarters,
Namlqulpa,
in conjunction with a German sub­
tercsts, is developing the soda beds.
disadvantages of submarines In con­ Mexico, by wireless to Columbus, N anese In the excluded class with H in ­
Into the flower and injuring I t
Efforts to Induce every county in
du«/although the same paragraph of marine. The auxiliary was sunk and . All foreign-born criminals convicted
Carnations and chrysanthemum» will flict with armed merchantmen, saying
M.—American,authorities
obtained
re­
in
substance
it
would
not
be
fair
th
a
t
keep nlmost twice as long If placed In
the bill excepts from exclusion such j «'num ber of prisoner«, including Sir in California are to be deported to the Oregon to place exhibit« at the Oregon
fresh water dally, and a small piece to the submarines should be compelled liable information that Francisco Villa as are covered in "existing agree- Roger, were made.
land of their birth under the "unde­ state fair to be held in Salem Sep­
Sir Roger, who was leader of the sirable citlxen” law.
clipped from the ends of the «terns to expose themselves to destruction has not crossed the Durango-Chihua- menta.” This phrase refers to the
tember 25 30, are being made by A.
from suql} vessels and that merchant­
each time. While cutting this piece off men should not be permitted to carry hua line. /W h e n closely followed by
Separatist faction in Ireland, went to
Thirteen thousand employes of the H. Lea, secretary of the state fair
Root Takahira agreement.
keep the stem under water eo that no asmament at all, stating further that American columns In tbe Hidalgo dis-
For many obvious reasons the a tti­ Berlin after the outbreak of the war, Westlnghouse Electric Manufacturing Board.
air bubbles are allowed to enter the the United States Government
trict In the vicinity of Parral, with a
with the Intention, it Is said, of open company’» East Pittsburg plant went
On the recommendatloOjOf President
stalk and thus retard the upward flow seriously considering the announce­ email band of men, he turned west­ tude of the administration is said to
ing negotiations between the German on strike for higher wagoa.
Kerr
the Oregon Agricultural college
be
one
of
disinclination
to
aggravate
ment of its purpose to treat a mer­
of water
ward to tbe Sierra Madrés. He Is said
Robert F. Wagner, whose name board of regents at Ita annual meeting
the situation between Japan and the government and the anti-English party
I f large bended flowers, such as chant vessel carrying guns as an aux­
chrysanthemum* or peonies. are to be iliary cruiser because of the changed to be either dead or in hiding In the United States, which has been smol­ in Ireland.
President Wilaon «ent to the senate cut 180,000 from the totals recom­
sent souie ui <t.iHee Insure their arriv­ conditions in maritime warfare result­ mountains northwest of Parral.
for
appointment as postmaster at New mended by the head» of the depart«**'
dering
since
the
California
antl-allen
ing from the Introduction of the sub­
ing in good condition by wrapping each
Refuse
to
Accept
Yuan
as
President.
York, stated that he would decline the raents.
land law negotiations went Into an
marine and its defenseless character.
blossom separately In waxed paper.
The Pythian Slaters, the auxiliary to
Shanghai.—Two hundred and six appointment.
“A fter the publication of thia nota Western Lumbermen Seek Lower Rate indefinite stage three years ago this
Germany and Austria-Hungary on or
Washington.— Downward revision of
the Knights of Pythias, w ill hold ita
teen members of the national asaem
Franojs
Bacon
was
declared
to
be
summer.
She Got the Last W ord. •
_____
____ ___
about _____
February
10 _____
vary promptly an- freight rates on sash, doors and other
The administration Is reported to bly met here and unanimously adopt­ the author of the works of W illiam supreme temple session in Portland
H e -M a n was born to trouble as the | nounced that on and after March 1
lumber producta from the Pacific believe there will be no difficulty in ed a resolution denouncing President Shakespeare in a decision rendered In from August 1 to August 10, at the;
uparks fly upward. She—Yes—to trou they would regard all merchantmen
Yuan Shi K ai’s mandate creating a an injunction suit in Chicago by Judge same time that the supreme lodge.
carrying armament as warships and Coast to eastern Canada, New Eng­ reaching an understanding.
would exercise the right tq. destroy land, New York, New Jersey, Penn­
Pythias, will meet
constitutional cabinet and refusing to Richard S. T uthill in the circuit court. Knights
T a riff on Sugar W ill Continue.
them without warning.
Arrangements were ccAnpleted at a
sylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virgin­
accept any aoiution of the political
United States Senator Cummins will
The senate approved the house bill
“ W hat did the President do then?
“He said: No, for such a course ia and West Virginia, were sought repealing the free eugar section of situation that Included Yuan Shi Kai control the republican delegation from meeting at Albany for a preliminary
W ith It* M any Improvements
vcflld involve thd loss of American c it­ from the Interstate commerce commis­
as president
Montana, polling more than twice as survey of Linn county’« first farm
izens, and American citizens have the sion by manufacturers in California, the ta riff law, under which sugar
many vote« as were cast for Colonel drainage project. The land it la pro­
[right to travel on merchantmen armed Oregon, Washington and British Co­ would have gone on free list May 1. Field Marshal von der Goltx Dead.
Most Subscribers consider T O D A Y ’S
Roosevelt, whose name was written on posed to dialn lies along Oak «reek
for ¿ofense.’ ♦
” By a vote of 5jB to 10 the senate re­
and embrace« about 18,000 acres.
lumbia.
Amsterdam,
via
•
London.
—
Baron
we attempted to persuade
the ballot
ceded from an amendment which it
to sehe almorf every problem of the
The registration in Oregon for the
England and France to give up a right
Kolmar von der Goltx. commander-ln-
W
illiam
Jennings
Bryan
has
been
had passed extending the existing
mother and homemaker.
which tlxcy claimed under intematlora
T H E M A R K E T8
rhlef of the first Turkish army, died beaten In tbe Nebraska primaries for primary election to be held May 19
duty of 1 cent a pound for four years,
Y e a wffl find the clever fiction end
»1 law, but would not ask American
K spotted fever at the headquarters (elegate at large to the democratic Is believed to be approximately 236.-
romamie «toms horn real life H e rafieahiac
citizens to yield a right which we al­
and which the house refused to agree
Portland.
of
his Turkish army, according to an national convention, and his brother, 000. This estimate le based on infor­
ver Adds of
leged belonged to them under the same
Wheat—Club, 90c; bluestem,' fl.Ofl; to in conference.
official announcement received here C. W. Bryan^ was defeated for the mation from counties which have not
law.
_ . ..
Democratic senators cast all of the
•Tn other words, we took the poei red Russian, 90c; forty-fold, 91c; red
yet reported the full ^registration.
democratic nomination for governor.
10 votes against supporting the house from Berlin.
__ that England and France had no
Resolutions against the construction
fife,
90c.
'
-¿Henry Ford, of Detroit, was the
ight to arm their merchantmen, for
measure, which provides for a flat re­
of
a ateel bridge over the Willam ette
Butter—Creamery, 29c.
'Twelve Killed In Irish Riot».
Jins they became warships, while, on
choice of 8186 more Michigan voters
peal, thus extending the present duty
the other
only a few weeks later
Eggs—Ranch, 23c.
London.— Augustine Blrrell, , chief for the republican preferential nomin­ river at SaL m were adopted a t a mass
They were Senators
* e maintained v that although they »' Wool—Eastern Oregon, >7c; valley. Indefinitely.
secretary for Ireland, announced in the ation for president than was United meeting of the cltiaena of Pork eo«»-
Gore, Hardwick, Hughes, Hustlng,
. were warships. Germany had no- right
V?
house of commons that grave disturb States Senator 8mith, of Grand Rap­ ty. The conatrnction of a high level
Mo.
[to sink them without warning.
Johnson of South Dakota, Lane, Mar-
ances broke out in Dublin and that 12 ids, at the recent state-wide prlfnary. concrete bndge waa in great Mvor.
. “So It appears that the who»e con­ . —
,-k L.4—
.j.“,
-• w -
tine, Smith of Georgia, Thomas and
Initiation of a proposed oonatttatton-
troversy. of which the end to not yet,
oeaixi».
8eattle. '
persona had been killed before the
The United States army
In pos
fraught as it to With so much danger
al amendment limiting increase in tax­
ueetem, fl.OB; club, 93c; Vardaman.
Wheat— Bin
dlsturbancee were quelled.
session
of
ti
half
dozen,
pllee
of
Junk
i to the peace of the United State«» dia-
A years subscription costo yon only
that were aeroplanes at the beginning ation tor state and municipality is to
fold, 94c; fife,
cussed from one end of the country to red Russian, 92c; forty-foil
Tallest Man 1« Dead.
BO canto.
Many angle iasue* will be
be the first step in the program of the
1
the
other'
causing
the
most
acrimoni­
Columbua
Raldere
Get
Death
Sentence
95e.
of the present campaign in Mexico.
worth that to you in mooey-aaving idem and
New York.—Hugo, a circus giant,
ous
debates
for
many
years
in
Con­
Barley—129 per ton.
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said to be the talleat man in the world,
gress and leading
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who wqre captured and convicted ed south a short time ago. In the chase formed in Portland as the re m it of a
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party charged with the responsibility
died here from pneumojala. He was 8
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of murder In the flrat degree have
of government,
rerament was brought pbout by |21 pdr ton.
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