Sherman County observer., December 13, 1918, Image 4

lag to figures compiled for the bien­
nial report of the department.
ADMIRAL MAYP
If It la found to be for the beat lm Keudafl. wEo was Injured May 1> at
CARTER GLASS
M O RO. OREGON.
tercets of enforcing the factory In­ Das, while employed at lumbering,
I«O W IW ■ w
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spection law the state labor commis­ died November 28. The fatal accidents
F R I D A Y . . . December 13, 1918
sioner may establish a branch office reported were: Earl Randall, Bandon,
In Portland and pay the expense« for stevedoring; O. W. Mackey. Astoria,
Principal
Events
of
tho
Week
Th«
Ike pr >cc ot T h « O bserver b > L 59 per
•
te
It out of the factory inspection fund, shipbuilding; C. Ellis, Knappa. log­
ta for six ni on tiw, ^9 cento h*1
y«** • I» 1
Briefly Sketched for In fo r
Attorney-Oeneral
Brown has advised ging; Fred Boatner, Mist, logging.
France
Plans
to
Welcome
the
but
if
paid
in
-dvsnce
*
«
todr moatfcs „
ShoHci
Anglers*, hunters' and combination
accept $2.50 to full »or 2 yen"
Lsteor
Oommlesioner-elect
Gram.
motion of Our Reader*.
term* than one year 1 2 tf cento per month.
President With Almost
During the last two years the re- Ucensss for 1919 are bartg mailed from
*A Blue M a rk here w ill aniw er • » «
oelpte of the state from all eoproee ths Portland office of the state fish
Royal Pomp.
query, when entered upon our calendar,
Pacific college at Newberg has ln^ have amounted to >20,133,970. which ■M game commission to ths 28 county
giving the date o i the paper aa the date at
sugurated a campaign for a war-time Is more (I»«« >8,000,000 above thp re­ clerks of the state and to approxi­
which vour current subscription expire«.
P aris— Elaborate plans are being
deficiency fund of >10,998.
ceipts of any previous biennium In mately 120 others pointe of distribu­
made by the French government for
Alexander. M- Holmes, a pioneer the history of the state, according te tion. Paper conservation has resulted
the entertainment of president Wil­
widely known throughout Marlon, Polk figures being compiled for the bien­ In the commission reducing the usual
son. These plans Include various
number of licenses by almost 29,090.
and Yamhill counties, died at Sublim­ nial report of State Treasurer Kay.
state dinners and official calls and
ity, aged 78.
Irrigation and drainage of 82,849 The following numbers have been Is­
probably a gala night at the opera.
The Southern Oregon Poultry asso­ acres of land east of Eugene Is con­ sued this year and are being distribu­
a ; '■ —7
* It
been decided that President
ciation will hold lte annual show in templated by the Benham Falls Irri­ ted: Sixty thousand anglers* licenses,
'Wilson, upon his arrival at the Bole
Believed There W ill Be No OH*
Medford on the 18th, 19th and 20th gation company, of Ban Francisco, 46,009 hunters* licenses, 20.000 com­
de Boulogne station at 10 o’clock Sat­
of
December.
which has completed lte filing for bination licensee, 100,000 nonrasidsnt
ficulty in Returning Mon
urday morning, will be met by Presi­
I. H. Van Winkle, assistant attorney using waters of the McKensle river. licenses and 2600 free licenses lor v«^
dent Poincare and other government
Within Four Months.
general of Oregon, is confined in a An estimated coot of >1,286,000 le erans of the Civil war and pioneers
officials. He will then go Immediate­
hospital at Colorado Springs, Colo., placed on the proposed development who cams to Oregon prior to I860.
ly to the Murat mansion, which will
Results of the official const at ths
with
an Infected hand.
work.
Washington.—Eight of tho 11 ¿»v I-
be his home while he is In Paris. Mr.
last general election show that Gov­
Despite
adverse
recommendations
of
The
Oregon
Horticultural
society
■ions comprising the American third
Wilson’s drive on Monday to the
the Citizens’ advisory budget commit­ closed lte meeting at Roseburg after ernor Wlthycombe has five new po­
army which will occupy German
Hotel l e Vllle will be an occasion of
tee, the roe« festival probably will be electing officers and deciding to hold litical scalps banging to his belt la
towns either are national gua d t>r
considerable ceremony.
Carter Glass, Congressman from
resumed in Portland next June.
next /ear's session at Astoria. The the shape of records for Oregon. He
national army troops, and there T ~
The school children of Paris will be
vi/J.Tt’v,
named
£ecrotury
of
the
County officials from throughout officers elected were: Benjamin 8. is the first man to be nominated three
every disposition to believe that they
out In force when the president ar­
Admiral Mayo, commander of the
Tressui
y
to
succeed
W.
G.
McAdoo.
Oregon
are meeting in Portland this Worsley, of Astoria, president; J*. O. times for the office of governor. He
will be on Amerionn soil again by
rives.
Virtually all the mercantile American naval squadron which aa-
week for the annual convention of the Holt, Eugene, vice president; C. D. was elected four years ago by the
establishments In Paris have notified oortad President Wilson to France
midsummer.
Association of County Judges and Minton, Portland, secretary; Charles largest majority ever given a eaadl-
General March, chief of staff, an­
their employes that next Saturday
date for governor. He was nominated
L. McNary, Salem, trustee.
Commissioners. *
nounced that he anticipated no diffi­
will be a full holiday. It is expected
last May by the largest plurality aver
Baker county Is proud ef Its record
An emergency hospital has been op
culty In getting these home within
to be a larger celebration than any be­
accorded a nominee for that offles. He
on
the
war
stamp
drive,
It
having
al­
ened at Adams with the co-operation
four months. March suggested it will
fore seen In Paris.
was elected by the largest majority
of the Adams branch of the Umatilla ready exceeded Its quota of >400,000 ever given to a candidate for governor
be necessary to obtain legislation
The president landed at Brest Frl
county Red Cross to care for Spanish by >60,000. All Indications point to
whereby a certain number of men can
day and was met by an American party
elected for his second term. He was
the fact that the county will exceed
Influenza caaea.
Vancouver, Wash. — Demobilisation consisting of General Pershing, Gen­
be retained abroad beyond their nor­
the first republican governor la the
procedi ng here according to pro- eral Bliss, Admiral William S. Ben
mal period of enlistment—four months
W. B. Ayer, for 18 months federal Its quota, by >100,000 before January 1. history of J.he state te succeed himself.
Leeds,
England.—"Send
your
ships
Baker
county
has
the
-hojior
of
being
food administrator for Oregon, has re­
aftdr the emergency is officially de-1 gr, mmei and from now on between son, Admiral Henry B. Wilson and
across and we will send the 120,000 signed his office and named W. K. the first county in the state to have
dared ended.
I 100 and 260 men a day will be dis- Colonel House.
Hie Expedient
men per month."
New national guard divisions, the I charged from service. There are 30,-
The army examiner was getting
Newell, assistant food administrator, Its quota paid a month ahead of time
The landing was made at Quay
President Wilson sent this cable to act in his stead.
with a large oversubscription-
somewhat out of patience with the
32d and 42d, and two of the national I 000 men
demobilized, and It will Three, where the French ministers
dull
candidate before him. But be
Ak
the
instance
of
lumbermen
In
army, the 89th and 90th, are now lp take considerable time for them to extended a formal welcome to the message to Premier Lloyd George on
Frank V. Pedro, wealthy sheepman
1
>ala ta a m r u a r
g o d gSV C h i m
the front line of Major-General Dick- paBB through the demobilization tests, American president as he set foot on March 81, 1918. In response to an ur- of the Butter creek country, near eastern Oregon, Representative Sin- controlled his temper
nt “S. O. S.” message from the Britr
not! k » ok ed th . railroad admlnto ; a tort c t a a c to dlatto«utok_ hlntojlt.
man's army of occupation, according More than 100 experts are laboring French soil.
Echo, killed himself at his home in tratfon to restore t o . p r lv ll... ot . h >
£
j premier, laying bare the terribly
to General Pershing's report
night and day to return the men to
Pendleton by swallowing a large quan
critical
situation
of
the
allied
armies.
The 28th and 33d national guard and
Uf©. It requires about four
ping pine lumber in closed freig > cwmmand of infantry; that In your
tlty of strychnine.
At dawn that day the Germans had
the 79th national army are In the sec- dayB for a man to pass through the
Up to the beginning of the week the cars. Owing to the sc a rc ity of b oxcars rear waa an impassable abyss; that on
launched their superdrive towards
of you there
perpen-
ond line, constituting the reserve mmtary procedure, after entering the
death toll in Portland from influenza for shipping perishable commodities,
AKiJi-nw
which is occupying Luxemburg and demobilization office.
totaled 802 since the epidemty started the regulations have required use of dlcuiar rocks of tremendous height;
It was Lloyd George himself who. In
various rail centers in France, Includ I
government pays the enlisted^
in October. The total number of cases open cars.for lumber, but It is alleged that in front of you lay the enemy,
a
speech hare, disclosed for the first
that pine lumber la Injured by ship- outnumbering you ten to one. What,
ing Montmedy, Longuyon. Etain and drafted and volunteer men 3 ^ cents
reported was 8809.
time thia exchange of cablegram* with
| sir. In such an emergency would you
8L Mihiel. the first, third, fourth and
mHe to the point from which they
A large barn on the Jess Traver ment In the open.
Washington.—Two more precedents 1 President Wilson.
Twenty-nine citlee and towns In do7”
fifth regulars comprising the remain- eBt«red the service,
farm,
northwest
of
Forest
Grove,
was
In American governmental procedure I n waa an inspiring narrative, this
Orwon ~ e h hare • bMk d.po.11 ot 1 “What would I t o r re.l~.nded toe
der of the advancing army, while the
Ab faat M the men are mustered out
burned, the fire consuming 1000 tons
second and seventh divisions are with | j,ere others will be brought in from were shattered Tuesday as a result of bit of Inside history of the gravest of hay, all the farm machinery and >1,000,008 or more, and the aggregate applicant, **I should resign I*
President Wilson's trip to the I crisis for the allied cause In the whole
la >192,218,662.61, a statement Issued
the rural camps. It is expected that
the reserve.
other valuable property.
Studying Deep-Sea Life.
European
peace conference.
I war.
by
the state banking department
about 12,000 men will be held at this
To
bring
attention
to
Pendleton
as
A
peculiar
advantage for the study
They were these:
I' “I shall never forget that morning
post for an indefinite time.
an ideal place to spend the winter and shows. The deposits in the oity of of marine life Is credited the biological
Thomas R. Marshall, vice-president when I sent a cable message J© Preal-
Portland'total 2126^884,709.86, and af­ station established at Messina about
of the United Stated, presided over the I dent Wilson telling him what the (nets to make an all-year home is the pur ter Portlaad comes Salem with >6,920,-
two years ago. The sudden rise of the
pose
of
a
campaign
just
launched
by
CAMP
LEWIS
MEH
LAST regular meeting of the cabinet, this ba-1 were and ho* essential It was that we
642.68. Pendleton Is third with >6,669,- ocean bed at the strait of Messina
tne
Pendleton
Commercial
association
lng the first time for a vice-president I should get American help at the speed
The general strike threatened for 812.42, and Astoria fourth with >6,364,- causes very unusual upward currents
The Thirteenth Division Not to Be
to perform such a function during the I test possible rate, and inviting him to Monday, on behalf of Thomas Mooney 862.39. The hanking Institutions la from great depths, and these are so
Demobilized Soon.
strong as to bring many of the deep-
life of a president <
send 120,009 Infantry and machine was abandoned so far as Portland was the 29 cities and towns total 102.
Parle.—The plan of organization of
Camp Lewis, Tacoma.—The 11th dl
sea animals forcibly to thé surface,
Wireless communications were re- gunners to Europe,” said Premier
There
has
been
eliminated
from
the
concerned,
when
the
Central
Labqr
the United 8tates peace mission, which I TlBlpn/ which Is stationed hare, will oelved by the cabinet from President I Lloyd George In the course of hid
where they are caught from small
council adopted a resolution to this Deschutes national forest In west cen­ boats. The artlmals ere taken under
is now tentative, but which in Its ea- be 0De of the la8t to be demobilized
Wilson and a report of the meeting speech
tral Oregon, 4780 acres of land, all sur­ conditions Jess abnormal than usual.
sentlals undoubtedly will stand un I ln
COantry and, very probably the
effect
was sent by wireless to the president.
“The following day," continued the
veyed and a small portion reported to Many of them are able to produce light
Commercial
power
rates
of
the
changed, shows the body which will men and o ffjcert of the division whe this being the first time in American J premier, "there came a cablegram
look out for America’s interests when wlgb tQ remain ha the army will be history for such a maneuver. Vice- I from President Wilson: 'Send your Portland Railway. Light A Power be agricultural, subject to entry only and some even vary the color of the
the world’s delegatee gather at Ver-1 uged gg a nucieuB for the formation President Marshall presided over the I ships across and we will send the 120, company aad the Northwestern Elec under the homestead laws requiring light at will.
trio company, of Portland, are in residence, at and after 9 o'cloek a. m.
sallies, as complets In every detail. I of g permanent division, according to cabinet meeting at the request of the | 000 men.*
Japanese to Fly In Siberia.
creased in orders Issued by t|je public January 16, and to settlement and
The chart of the organization which 1 ltidlcatloM hers.
’* America,” added Mr. Lloyd George,
Yukiteru Ozaki, son of Yuki Osa-
president and the members of the cabi­
other disposition oa and after January
service
commission.
has been prepared here shows the! jrrOm advices reoeived from Wash
'sent 1,900,000 men across and oat of
net as well.
Aftqjr a search extending throughout 22, 1919, at the United States land of- 1 ki, former minister of Justice of
large American organisation headed lngton. the plaoes of officers in the
The president, It develops, asked Mr. that number 1,100,000 were (tarried by the entire United States since last flees at Lakeview and The Dalles. The Japan, Intends to Join the Semenov
by the members of the peace commie- dlvlBlon who wish to resign lmmedl
troops with his aircraft. He will go
the British mertihntlle marine.”
August, Mrs- Ethel M Scott, wanted land Is In scattered »mall tracts.
■Ion Itself, with the chart lines run-1 atgly wm b© taken by others who wish Marshall to undertake this function be­
with 8enowo, who recently brought
Four fataF accidents are Included In the crown prince a pair of Russian
In Eugene for forgery of checks and
nlng from this group to that of t b e k retatn commissions. These will be fore he sailed for France.
In order not to create any misappre­
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
postal money orders, was arrested in the 641 accident reports received last eagles from General Beinenov. Ozaki
first secretary, John C. Grew, to the I ent bere gg occasion demands from
V -
hension In the public mind regarding
week by the state Industrial accident will take to Siberia another machine
8an Bernardino, Cal.
second, or liaison or diplomatic Intel- j otbar pogts and camps, as units are
American troops have reached the
his new function and to be certain that
commission.
In addition ths commis­ besides his own biplane.
The
emergency
board
met
Monday
llgence group, and the third, the group I cut down by demobilization plane.
Rhine, It Is authoritatively stated.
at the request of Governor Wlttay- sion received the report that Nelson
of »dvlMT». principally technic*!, with I o , , , ^
b . , , . . . th. « « « t o r , he should run into
~ 7 no , succession entan-
Studied Indifference characterized
large staffs of assistants.
I army after the war will consist of ep- • shall prepared a brief statement which I the German reception of American combe, to consider aa application for
a deficiency appropriation of >2000 for
, Under the liaison and diplomatic In- proxtmately 600,000 men in 20 dlvl
he made to the cabinet on oalllng It to troops on their way to the Rhine,
the public service oommieelon to in­
tell Igenee group are military and naval glonB These divisions, It Is under
order and which he later made public.
British troops have entered the vestigate telephone rates.
officers. Including the commander of gtood>
have their headquarters at
PORTLAND, OREGON
This was the vice-president’s formal fortified Rhine city of Cologne, which
With only 8000 motor vehicle li­
the American expeditionary forces, campB and cantonment* that will be
utterance on assuming his Informal of- Is to be headquarters of the British cense applications received to date out
naval and military attaches end for- kgpt <g pennanent posts.
flee, which he later described as the army of occupation In Germany.
of the «3,317 registered last year, Sec­
reprs—utAtiw. .
1
—
The resignation of Charles M. retary Olcott warns car bWher« to get
A sub-branch of the liaison and dip-
atlonB Hlt rf.rd by Income Tax function of a “referee.*
Schwab as director general of the their applications In at once to avoid
lomatlc intelligence office Is a bureau
_ Dir©ct taxee fell heav
emergency fleet corporation was ac­ trouble after the first of th® yqar.
In which American civilian activities
corporations and on persons ARMY MENTAL TEST HIGH cepted by President Wilson in A wire­
A convention of, the State Federation
will be represented, such as those of | having
5 __ t___
nrhtlv and
on lightly on
large and
Incomes
less
message.
of
Labor will be held in Salem on
Eleven
Per
Cent
of
Men
Are
Found
Herbert C. Hoover, the food adminis­ the great majority of persons earning
Belgian troops have occupied the January 8. The convention was ached
Qualified for Officers.
trator; tne
the Red
Cross, the
M. w.
C. A., 1
neo crow,
me Y.
1. —.
..
-hown
th* K nim t. of Columb«, th . KnKhta «”
totont.l
Washington.—Eleven per cent of the town of Nuess, on the left bank of uled to be held at Bend In October,
the Rhine, opposite the big industrial hut the prevalence of influenza there
of Pythias, the Salvation Army and enue Commlsslonei
____
___ Daniel G. Roper 1,600,000 enlisted men of the army sub­
city of Deuseeldorff. Belgian troope made It necessary to postpone the ses­
jected to psychological tests were
the War Trade hoard.
for the year ending June 30.
also are In Gladbach and Hellberg.
sion.
found to be qualified mentally to be­
The American navy will number
Cyrus Hamlin Walker, of Albany,
come
officers,
while
more
than
21
per
COAST BOYS RETURN SOON
Taft Refuses Baseball Offer.
1291 vessels, Including 40 battleships oldest living whlfe man born west of
cent of the men examined were rated
New York.—William H. Taft ha« an­ ! „ above averaga InUllHaeoa.
528
• » J“'2
>92<>- the Rocky mountains, reached the 80th
66th Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps,
nounced that he had
decided
to de- three per cent oi lb . efflcere u whom «eordln» Io •
year of hie life Saturday. Mr. ^Valker
____
.
Included In Late List.
dine the otter to become a baaeball ,
l<jtj were
m<t th< Mqul. R w Admiral Orlftln. cblaf ol the bu- was born December 7, 1838, at the old
Beattie.—Included In the list of regf commlaaloner tt. aucoeed the preeent
,remenU
t, „ Mld , real! ol ateam englneerln» tor the Whitman mission, near Walla Walla,
ments soon to be returned from national commission.
atatament laauad b , the » o depwb | lu>““
Wash.
abroad, as announced by General P.
Telephone and telegraph lines of
Formal protest against class freight
ment.
giving
for
the
first
time
the
C. March, chief of staff. Saturday, at
the
country,
now
under
government
Wilson Invited to Cologne.
rates
proposed under the Chsmbers-
data compiled by the division of psy­
Washington, was the 86th regiment,
Amsterdam.—President Wilson is chology of the medical department. oontrol, should become government Prottty scale for railroads of the coun­
c o w l artillery corps. Thia regiment Invited to visit Cologne by the Volks
owned at the conclusion of peace and try, has been made to Interstate Com­
went from the forts on Puget Sound, Zeitung of that city, which suggests Less than one-half of 1 per cent of the expiration of the provision» of the merce Commissioner Altchlson by
and was largely made up of . Oregon 1 that representatives of the German the men were recommended for dis­ sot under which the utilities are now Chairman Miller of the public service
charge as mentally deficient
and Waablntton » . « . t o r » .r l, mam-
m
mw>, h|m
oontrol led, PoetmasteMJeneral Burle­ commission.
bers of the Oregon and Washington
* __________________ _
son declare» In hl» annual report
Warden Stevens, of the state pen!
Ex-Kalaer Attempt« to OomiplA BqleifM-
coast artillery. The 63d aad 69th reg­
THE MARKETS.
tentlary, has appointed John C. Talley
London.—William Hohenaollern. the
iments, coast artillery corps, both or­
People Die ef tterxatlen In Fetrogred. deputy warden, supplementing Charles
former German emperor, bps attempt­
ganised at Pugtet Sound forts, t
Portland.
Stockholm.—Fugitives from Rqpeia Burns, who will become turnkey to
ed to commit aulatde, following a
announced a week ago to be returned
succeed L. C. Brotherton, temporarily
OatS-^-No. 2 white feed, >64 per ton. r . n u i
lb ,I w
*“ p‘ tr° ‘ 7 d
to this country soon. These regiment»
relieved. Mr. Talley has been deputy
Barley—Standard feed, >49 per ton. Lglpalc Tageblatt, «bttk to quoted to
T1*
M i lin)»1* I TT M W
were recruited principally from the
warden at McNeill's island federal
Corn—Whole. >73©77; «racked, >76 ■C openhagen dlepatob to th . B g .| l-M toatto». AU » Id d i, . t o »
to
northwest states.
r
©79
change T.I.graph vwaaa,«*,,
ccmpanj. • A _ » » > - j 1
* ♦ d egeW «A W *» ltervatio»
Oublie n i l bv
" prison.
GARAGE O PERATED BY HOTEL
The University of Oregon at Eugene
Hay—Timothy. >>0©8> per ton; al caauge
Russians Appeal to Allies.
will
oonduct
examinations
on
January
falfa. >27.60.
bto to u M to . 4
‘w • « « • » .
" rT 17 for young men wko have the neces
London.—The council of Livonia,
Butter-Creamery, «le per pound. X
Estbonia and Courland has directed
Eggs—Ranch, 76c per dozen.
1 non» art la» 1» Petrograd- The atty sary qualification« for recommend«
egived a wound. It la «aid.
H. H. Cloutier, Manager
tion to the United States naval scad
Eric V. Hauser, Owner.
an earnest appeal to th«r nlUcs and to
Potatoes—>1.60©1.76 per hundred.
looks deserted. M.-. '
emy
at
Annapolis,
following
a
request
neutral countries to Intervene in
Poultry — Hens. ‘ 22©26c; eprings,
received from Congressman W. C.
northwestern Rusela, stating that the 2«c; roosters, lie ; ducks. 28©S0c;
Hawley.
Bolahevlki have already Invaded part turkeys, 27©20c. (
Parts.—The
of the
© council at Zagreb, acting aa the
" -1
One of the biggest hauls of bootleg
of the mentioned provinces, killing
St Paris has
set for th«
provisional government for all
whiskey
ever
captured
In
Clackamas
Seattle.
many people and burning much prop­
IS
» is expestad
Hay—Eastern Washington timothy, Sjav territory formerly Incorporated la here,that the peace deliberations will eounty was seised by Bherlff Wilson
erly
the
Austro-Hungarian
empire
has
tub-.
» 8 per ton; alfalfa. » 4 per ton.
last about four months. Unless un and Deputy Sheriff Joiner, when two
BY AUTO
mJ t ted a protest to the silted govern­ foreseen obstacles arise the belief pre­ Seattle seen driving a large auto car
Butter—Creamery, 86c.
Veterans te Stay Abroad.
ments against Italian administration vails In wall Informed quarters
rflng a Wo eh lngton license attempted,
AND VISIT THE DALLES
Eggs—Ranch, 74c per dozen.
Washington ■ Secretary Baker gave
In the occupied territories of Dal­ final notion will ho reached toward to get through the county with ghaut,
Poultry
—
Hens.
2«©28c;
springs,
it as hie personal opinion that none of
matia. Istrla and Gorilla, occording to
>00 quarts of liquor.
the early payt of May.
the veteran divisions of the American J8c; roosters, dressed. 27 ©28c; duckb
a
dispatch by the Jugo-81av press
28c;
geese.
11c;
turkeys,
40©46c.
Professor Q. R. Hyejop. of Oregon
army In France will return home be­
---------- “W -.------
Agricultural
college, will eondpet a
By saving end sharing America kepi hpreau here.
fore peace formally is declared. He
In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
Accurate •h«Mktino
Indicated that the tried fighting men the world together during the war cri
In France a German plan«. «*<*<►- three days’ grain-grading School at
roomy £ara#e of Walther-William« Company.
Competent
Ona Way Out.
g farmhouse, was startled Dufnr Deoemher 12. 12 and 1< under
would compose the bulk of the forces els. By saving and sharing America
workman
always
ready
to
help
you
in
any
way
they
can at
will help te bring the heeling of ns
Two bluejackets were In the
_
veo away hy <«ry aren ate the aueploee of Weaco county farm
to be kept In Europe for the present
room wsRhlng clothes, preparatory to
tiona
least
expense
to
jo
u
.
For
any
service
tendered
the
charge
bureau,
Oregon
Agricultural
college
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Britleto to O ppose C o nscrip t A rm ie s .
regular« and had
neighborhood.
, « r a On. . f them bad t»en to Ito
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, h(! r|#,. agriculture oo-operatlng.
Dundee.—The British représenta
During the blenalnm hf 1917 and
„rvic. one fw ,. and waa ra ber tired
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'tlvea at the peace conference will de­
of
being
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1911
the state highway department
mand general and absolute abolition
«prew ed h l. sentiments to that effect I onel in the American army. who, en has constructed 48.2 mile« of concrete
of conscription throughout Europe.
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TH E DALLES,
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S a v in g
Wlnaton Spencer Churchill, minister
iT te d
“ mid “w en If yon Wrdman, grabbed the weapon and soon pavement, 79.8 mllee of broken stbne
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nwondam. 18.2 miles of gravel maned
of munitions, made thin annouaee-
««ve© starving people
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
ENTERTAIN WILSON
ON LARGE SCALE
A H OF YANtEES MAY
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MUSTERING OUT OF
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PREMIER TELLS OF
AID SENT BY WILSON
S
MARSHALL PRESIDES
AT CABINET MEETII
PLAN OF PEACE
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