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AMERICA HAS NO
NATIONAL FLOWER
D r J. R . Morgan
D E N T IS T
United State« Dental Exam
iner for this district.
COLONEL VERNON
Methods Are Interestingly De­
scribed by Geographic Society.
Protracted Litigatioji Over Di­
ing Liquor Aboard In Amer­
ican Territorial Waters.
United States.
vorce of Southern and Cen­
Precipua Little Lumps Are Imbedded
In Great Volume of Werth lees
Rock~Englneers Solvo Dif­
ficult Problem.
tral Pacific Ends.
Washington» D. C. — The supreme
Wnahlitgton, D. C.—A “rush” such as
court denied a rehearing of the case
frontier America knew In Its free-land
brought by the United States. In which
days, but In this case to peg out daim s
R directed the Southern Pacific com­
In a newly discovered diamond field
pany to divorce itself of ownership
was mentioned In recent dl*l>«tehe»
and control over the Central Pacific
from
Smith
Africa.
This
new
diamond
Bill in-Congreea Would Raise the Daley
ikllfoad.
country
opens
up
possibilities
of
a
rival
to Official Poet o* National F tower
The court at its fast term rendered
to the groat Klinl»erly diamond field
«w —Celumblne and Mayflower
In the »ume general region, the world’»
an opinion which reversed the United
Suggested.
greatest source of the sparkling white
States district court for Utah and held
gems.
that the ownership and control of the
' Washington, D. CL— An
The methods of mining diamonds
Central Pacific by the Southern Pa­
defect In the «tincture of American
C d . Jamas M. Vernon of Everett.
at Kimberly, which may be followed
civilisation haa been brought to pub­ Wash., who Is the oldest head of a
Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland, cific was in violation of thq Sherman
In the new fields If the formation
lic notice again. Thia great nation, so first-class post office, being In hie
who
1» tho republican candidate for anti-trust act on the ground that the _
proves the same, are outlined In a bul­
complete In moat reapecta, baa no na seventy-fourth year.
two system s were competing under
letin from the Washington, D. C„ head­ governor of Ohio.
tlonal flower. '
the law.
quarters
of
the
National
Geographic
f>
■ 1
There ta no blossotan that the polltl
After the decision of the court last
society.
cal candidate can stick In bin button­
June a number of petitions were pre­
‘T h e mines nt Kimberly." says the
hole to show that he la a patriot and
sented to congress from commercial
bulletin, "ore In very ancient volcanoes
to which he ean point with pride as
and other organizations discussing the
which ages ago lost all semblance of
the living symbol of hla high Ideal»
OOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOCX
activity.
Rut
during
their
youth
the
probable effect of the decision. Some
There Is no flower that can be carved
great heut and pressure of these vol­
urged and others opposed Its enforce­
Into public building» about Washing
canoes created gigantic laboratories
ton to remind the government worker
Salem, Or.— A total of $8,042,352.49 ment, but the supreme court, in re­
New York.—The New York Olanta
in their depths in which thousands of
of some Inspiring tradition.
In
soldier bonus and loan money has fusing to reopen the case, brought the
once more are the champions of the
the hard white carbon crystals, which
protracted litigation to Its last stages,
When the President choose» a flower world. They reached that pinnacle of
are diamonds, were created.
The been distributed about the state up to
P h y s ic ia n and S u rg e o n
for hla coat or hla w ife selects a deco­ success for the second consecutive
and
a mandate will now issue under
and
including
September
30,
accord­
precious little Jumps are embedded In
ration for a state dinner, they must
a great volume of worthless rock ing to a tabulation made by the sec­ which the United States district court
year in a furious uphill fight Sunday
ponder the entire Hat of flower» In the
known us 'bluw ground,’ and under old retary of state. Of this amount $3,- for Utah will proceed to give effect to
White House conservatories. No nation that flung the Yankees to defeat, 6'
conditions were us hard to find as the 849,253.79 is in loans and $4,193,098.61 the decision.
to 8.
J- *
al blossom come» Instantly to mind as
proverbial needle In a haystack. But 1» bonus payments. The number of
.O ffice in R esid ence
It was the second successive time
the emblem which fittingly represents
Just ns a clever searcher could prob
loans Is 1545 and the number of bonus
the nation. Thia catalogue could go that the Yankees have bucked the
ably locate bis needle with a powerful
MORO - - OREGON
on Indefinitely. The nation »imply Giants In a world’s aeriea aud failed.
nmgnet. despite the straw, so engineer» payments 18,926.
ha» no national flower.
Of the total amount paid to date,
This year they went down Inglorlous-
have evolved mechanical meuns clev­
Generally such thing» are arranged
erly to separate the few tiny diamond» there has been ona loan for every
SoOüOOOOO<X*XM*XMXXXXXXAX> for a country through accident. Some ly without the solace of having cap­
from the many tons of dirt in which twelve bonus payments. Of the total
tured even one of the five games that
gallant leader take» to wearing into
1 11 a 1 1 e »u i i i n ■» « i i » 1 1
they are hidden.
numbers Of bonuses and loans Issued,
comprised the battle for the title. The
battle the flower beloved by hl» l»dy
Mudan'a.—The allied generals sub­
A 1
x “The effectiveness with which Na two remain undelivered because of
best
they
could
do
was
to
tie
the
and his cohorts follow suit. Eventual
mitted their final armistice conven­
ture
ltas
concealed
the
crystals
Is
evi­
legal proceedings, thirteen because of
second game of the series. The Giants
denced by the fact that the ‘blue claimant» having died before receipt tion to Ismet Pasha, the Turkish na­
- V I. lx. ) • 1VU B ivvn
- >ttdbntes eTeryth|n< to the ,-harn. won "the other four.
ground’ brought up from the depths of payment and eighteen by reason tionalist representative, Monday n ight
of the flower. Popular sentiment 1» ‘ Iti all the annals of the gam e only
ÎÎ
P H Y S IC IA N A S U R O E O N
:
"We have gone to the extremity
of the mines und carrying its price­
aroused. The story of the flower that two clubs ever triumphed In a world's-
of being unclaimed at the addresses
less gems, is spread out In the open
of concessions,” declared Lieutenant
eared the country becomes tradition series in such a decisive fashion. In
given
by
claimant».
Gradually It becomes the notional 1907 the Chicago Nationals won foor
W ashington D. C.— Plans for imme­ for four months to a year to the weath­
’ : GRADUATE OF COLUMBIA
In addition to the total above given, General Harrington.
er. The .diamonds are perfectly safe,
The convention wo submitted Is
flower without any argument.
MEDICAL COLLBOE. N. Y. ;
straight victories over the Detroit diate relief work in the near east for officials who have walked over the refund» of educational aid In the sum
• •
England acquired the rose as Its na­ Americans after fighting a 12-tnning m er: hadowed all elrie when the annual
Great Britain’! - last word. It now
weathering ‘floors’ for many years as­ of $135,093.91 have been made, bring
tional flower throrgh n scries of ro­
first gam e tie. Seven years later the jjnvent'on of the American Red Cross sert that they have never found a dla Ing the total disbursed from the fund rests with Angora whether the world
: o lile « O p p . S taqrm nn H o te l "
mantic Innt»nee» each of which deep­
»hall have peace or war.**
v a s ..per.ed here Monday by Its chair­ mond In this way. As the ’blue ground* up to $8,178,256.81.
ened the significance of the flower. Boston Braves surprised the fan» r
The allied terms Include withdrawal
weathers
It
crumbles,
and
great
har­
man.
JoJg'x
John
Barton
Payne.
Thou-
W a s c o , O re g o n
The thistle really saved Scotland the entire nation by wrecking Co’.u.e
of the Turkish troops from the neu­
rows like those used on the bonanza
»a-.ds
cf
de!:2Wtt»
were
In
attendance
Mack's
superb
Athletics
four
g
a
i^
d
in
when a moat filled with thistles pre­
farms of the West are dragged over it EUROPE WILL NEED FOOD tral zones of the Dardanelles and Bos­
from all >j Arts or the country.
vented the en?my from reaching an Im­ a row.
i n tjH in n h m n n H f»
porus, a limitation of the number of
Jn lge Payne read a letter from Pres­ to facilitate the process.
portant fortress.
"Eventually the material Is broken Frsnch and German Grain Crop« Show Turkish gendarmea-to be allowed in
ident linruin«, who wa» unable to at­
Amerioan Heroes Neglectful.
M «to ri» I Doolln«.
Eastern Thrace» and non-occupation
tend the euetifbs «tiMon, »xproeslng dyjvn Into relatively fine particles. It
But early American herdes were
Washington, D. C — A substantial of that province by the Turkish army
Is
then
tuken
In
truck-loads
to
the
me­
The German In ark w ent to a new satisfactirm I are w o of the organisa­
strangely neglectful of thia matter.
chanical plant of the mine for treat­ yearly decline in ths grain crops of until after a peace treaty 1» signed.
They spent much time planning a suit­ low record when it touched 2130 to tion’» unfallib ; urongth and readiness ment. The ground Is mixed with wa­
both France and Germany la shown Ismet thanked General Harrington and
able seal and flag. But they never the dollar.
for every emergency.
ter in great mixing machines and In estimate» prepared by the Interna­
his colleagues and said he hoped the
bothered to snatch up a sprig of gold­
Plague has broken out In Cortbtantl
President H a v in g h .s designated passed over screens of fine wire mesh­
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
tional institute of agriculture at Rome Angora assembly would approve the
enrod or snapdragon when they went nople, which is crowded with Chris­ the American Red CrocB and the Near
and cabled to the agricultural depart­ terms.
out to fight, and their great-great­ tians who have cohae In from Asia Fast Relief to supervise the collection ing.
“When ns much ns possible of the
grandchildren are suffering today a»
and
administration
of
a
near
east
foreign muterlal has been removed In ment here.
Minor.
a result.
France’s 1922 wheat production
this
way the coarse residue, contain­
The
active
career
of
Rear
Admiral
em
ergency
fund,
a
drive
for
which
is
In the recent war when the scarlet
placed at 236,380,000 bushels, a de­ WASHINGTON WHEAT SHORT
ing
the
diamonds,
Is
passed
over
slop­
. Office Phone Main 93
Flanders poppy became so poignant a William S. Sims will end when he to be started at once.
crease of 88,090,000 from last year, and
This decision v a s announced by the ing, vibrating tables covered with thick
Spring Yield for 1922 - Placed at
symbol of America's sacrifice the na reaches the age of retirement Octo­
M o ro
O regon
that of Germany at 69.670,000 bushels
grease.
Because
of
some
little
under­
10,552,000 Bushels.
president late Sunday, following con
tlonal flower seemed about to appear ber IB.
stood physical property, diamonds stick representing a decline of 38,130,000.
But the beautiful poppy, It was ex
Directors of the Standard Oil com
Terences with a special committee of to Vie grease w’hlle the worthless ma­
Spokane, Wash.—The spring wheat
plained by horticultural experts, was pany Of New York have declared a which Will H. Hays is chairman.
crop of Washington for 1922 1» placed
terial flows over the edge of the tables.
a weed in France and to Introduce ll stock dividend of 200 per cent. Increas­
Pasco-Kennewick Bridge Opened.
at 10,552,000 bushel», according to
The
grease
with
its
load
of
crystals
is
H 111111 m 11 n ' 11 ' i 11111 Into the gardens of this country would ing the capital stock from $75,000,000
Kennewick, Wash.—Material for
figures announced by O. S. Roy, agri­
then
scraped
Into
n
perforated
contain­
CANCELLING DEBTS FOUGHT
be u mistake. So the poppy remains
er and heated by steam. The grease new page In Washington's history was cultural statistician. In charge of the
only a memory except for the artificial to $225.000.000.
melts away and leuves the small but provided Bunday morning when the division of crops and livestock estl»
CRANDALL
Fifty-one perished and eight thou
specimens that occasionally bloom on
Senators Say America Should Make
highly valuable objects of these months magnificent new steel bridge over the mate«, of the United States depart­
sand
perrons
were
made
homeless
by
U N D E R T A K IN G
national holidays.
No More Loans.
of work.”
Columbia river, linking together the ment of agriculture here. The yield
the
fires
that
swept
over
Northern
Now,
Representative
Kissel
of
Nev,
COMPANY
Washington, D. C.—Cancellation of
Twin Cities” of Kennewick and Is estimated at 9.2 bushels an acre,
Ontario
last
week,
according
to
Provin­
York hus Introduced a bill In congress
allied debts to the United States was
• T H E DA LLES. O R E G O N
which would raise the humble daisy t< cial Premier Drury. •
DOG SAVES LIFE OF MASTER Pasco, was officially opened to traf­ one of the low est yields to an acre on
opposed unanimously by three sena­
fic with W. J. Honeycutt, a pioneer record. The spring wheat production
the official post of the national flower
Uniform traffic laws and solution
Representative Kissel’» bill has aroused of the problem of automobile lights tors— McKinley, republican, Illinois; Had Bsen 8evsrsly Whipped 8hortly of Walla Walla, Installed aa toll mast­ in 1921 was 17,205,000 bushels. The
a number of inquiries, and expression? were the objects of the conference of 3pencer, republican, Missouri, and
Before for Something of Which
er.
quality of this year's crop Is estimat­
Sam Briabine, Agent
Harris, democrat, Georgia, in discus­
of protest and approval.
‘ He Wae Not Guilty.
traffic officers of British Columbia
ed at 84 per cent, as against 91 per
Some people thiuk that the national
sing their impressions of an extensive
Says Britain Will Pay Debt.
M oro. Oregon
cent last year.
flower Should not be a common weed Idaho, Washington, Montana, Nevada
Denver,
Mo.—"I
hated
to
do
It,”
said
tour of Europe, where they were Amer­
New York —Great Britain is deter
Tho dh wheat crop for Washington
but a blossom that can be cultivated Utah and Oregon in Portland Mon
ican delegates to the Inter-parliamen Elmer Rogatello, with tears in his
mined to pay in full her war debt of Is estimated at 31.347,000 bushels for
■i 1 1 1 1 1 1 » 1 1 11 H * 1111 * 1 *'H "1' and cherished. They want something day and Tuesday.
eyes,
as
he
stroked
the
large
head
of
Military saluting het ween officer» tary peace union.
more than $4,000,000.000 to the Uni October. The Sqptember 1 tprecaat
handsome that will do the nation
All three agreed on their arrival his faithful Regis, “and It has tnught
credit. Other» applaud the sweet sim­ and enlisted men of the regular army
ted States, Reginald McKenna, form placed the all wheat crop at 32,907,000
me
a
great
lesson.”
plicity of the d slsj, but believe that national guard and other elem ents of here that there was much suffering
er British chancellor of the exchequer bushels.
Shortly
after
giving
a
severe
flog­
GiOiam and Wheeler Coentiee
and economic distress li| Europe, but
we should choose a flower that Is more the national defense has been abolish
ging to his hound, Elmer Rogatello, a and a leading authority on Interna
capable of historic association. Other» ed except on military reservations and that the American government should miller, lost his footing while crossing tlonal finance, declared In a speech
Coast Car Shortage 85 Per Cent.
STOCK & W HEAT
make no more loans there. They united
read Into the daisy a fitting symbolism
a sluiceway and fell into the mill pond. here to the convention of the Araer
under limited circumstances, accord
Olympia. Wash.—Less than 15 per
for national use. The heart of gold,
in predictions thut Germany would He could not swliu. The faithful beaat,
log
to
a
war
department
order.
cent
of the number of freight cars
lean
Bankers*
association.
the whiteness of pure Ideals, the green
work herself out of her present diffi­ attracted by his cries, bleeding from
ordered for territory west of the Mon­
atslk suggesting fruitfulness of earth
FO R SALE
the whipping, painfully leaped td the
culty. •
THE MARKET8
tana-Idaho line are available, with no
N ight Riders Plea Denied.
are pointed out.
rescue and dragged his master to
Improvement for the shortage in sight,
It seems to be especially Important
Medford.
Or.-—
Judge
F.
M.
Calkihs
safety.
F. T . H U R L B U R T
Boy Held In Hall Murder.
to link up a complete eet of associa­
Portland
E. V. Kuykendall, director of the de­
In circuit court here denied the mo­
Rogatello had beaten his dog under
tions with a national flower If It la
New Brunswick, N. J. — Clifford
Wheat—Bluestem,
$1.20;
aoft
whit»
partment
of public works, announced.
Uppw M u . StTMt, o p p C . r . , e
the
belief
that
the
animal
“
hAd
killed
a
to be arbitrarily legislated Into exist­ tion to quash the Indictments recently Hayes, 19 years old, admirer of Pearl
neighbor’s lamb, and later found It to |1.10; western white, $1.09; hard win­ Reports of the railway department
Coluto, - - O r n » "
handed
down
by*
a
special
grand
Jury
ence. The columbine, for Instance,
Bahmer, who found the bodies of the
ter, $1.06; northern spring, $1.09; wesb show 3358 caVs ordered for the ter­
which jvas persistently pushed In a hot In the night riding cases in Jackson Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. be false.
ritory and only 430 available.
ern red, $1.04.
county
Jast
March.
The
request
for
racw for the national flower some
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills, choir singer,
Corn—Whole, $36; cracked. $38.
years ago. 1» »aid to be deeply slgnlfl an Inspection of the grand Jury rec­
Cat and Rabbit Both.
Canada's National Parka.
u 1 1 1 11 > 1 1 111 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 »I-
was arrested and formally charged
Hay—Alfalfa, $18©18.50 per ton;
cant.
ords was denied.
Equlnunk, Pa.—Luke Mobridge iff
The Canadian national parka com­
with
first
degree
morder
tor
the
slay­
valley
timothy,
$20;
eastern
Oregon
Moreover, the columbine grow» wild
this village has a two-montli’s-olil kit
prise an area of about 6.000.000 acre«.
JA M ES STEW A R T
ings. Raymond Schneider, who was ten which Is a freak of nature. Its timothy, $21. *
over the greater part of the country,
They are sanctuaries for wild fowl,
U.
8-
Will
Sue
Airplane
Company.
and blooms In adverse ctreunwtances
with the Bahmer girl when the bodies forequarters are those of a cat, while
Butter Fat—46 ©49c.
SHERMAN COUNTY
deer, mountain sheep and goat, moose,
Washington,
D.
C.—1
he
govern­
It grows in a variety of color«, among
were found, was held as a material Its hindquarters are distinctly those
Egge—Ranch, 37© 45c.
elk, bear and buffalo, and a tourist
STOCK AMD BRAND
m ent’s first big civil suit sin ce the wltneNs.
them red, white, and blue.
According to Schneider’s of a cottontail rabbit. When It walks
wonderland of forest, well stocked
Cheese—Tillamook triplets. 30
Mayflower Suggested
creation of the war frauds division statement, the double slaylng^was the It has the gait of a feline, but when Sic; Young Americas. 3114©32o; block streams and lake«, glacier», hot
IN S P E C T O R
'Hie mayflower has since had quite has been filed in Dayton, O., to re­ result of mistaken Identity. He had gone It runs Its movements are thbse of
Swlsa, $2©34c; cream brick. 86©28c. springs, waterfalls and mountains.
a following, particularly In the East. cover approximately $2,500,000 paid to
Mar. * • Orafo»
rubblt.
out
with
Hayes
on
the
night
of
tho
Cattle—Choice eteere, $6 5007.00;
This was the first flower that greeted the Dayton Airplane company, form­
murder,
he
said,
trailing
a
man
who
medium
to good, $6 75©6.50.
the Pilgrims after their hard winter
D E P U T IE S : L . Schedewh«, Kent,
erly the Dayton Wright Airplane com­ accompanied the Bahmer girl. Seeing
Sheep—East of mountain lambs,
In
Plymouth.
Unfortunately,
how
Oregon: I> - Jt* Sounder«, bi oro,
s couple beneath a crab apple tree, he
$ 1 0 © ll; choice valley lambs, $9.50©
ever, It Is a blossom of our eastern pany
O re.; W . H . Mever, W .aco , Ore.
Paid $110 to Salvage
coast, and Is scarcely known to other
said, Hayes opened fire.
10.60.
Many Violator» of Dry Lew Convicted.
section« of the country.
Liquor From Gutter
Hogs — Prime light, $10.50©11.00;
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Goldenrod. which ha» many support
Washington. D. C.—Federal court»
smooth heavy, $9.60©10.00.
Gusher on U. 8. 011 Reserve.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ers. also arouses opposition. It was during the last 12 months have con­
Danlol Morgan of Columbus,
Casper, Wyo — The first gusher to
suggested because of the association
O„ didn’t like to see liquor go
Seattle.
victed
prohibition
law
violator»
nt
the
be brought In on the Teapot Dome,
T H E O . B E L E T S K I with gold. America being the tradl
to waste. When J. C. Thomp-
Wheat
—
Hard
white, eoft white,
rate
of
nearly
100
a
day,
Prohibition
United States naval reserve, forty
tlonal land of gold. But goldenrod has
V E T E R IN A R IA N
spn,
state
revenue
officer,
western white. $1.11; hard red winter,
a had reputation an * hay fever Commissioner Haynes announced. Dur­ miles from Caspar, came In with an
poured
five
gallons
of
"evi­
Treats A ll DoaseetlcatMl Anímale w
soft red winter. $1.09; northern spring.
agent, and It would probably make a ing that period there were 28,273 Ted
estimated flow of about 20,000 barrels
dence” Into the gutter, Morgen
$1.10; western red, $1.08; Big Bend
Prescription lor great many people miserable If It were eral court convictions and 45,444 in
secured a tin cup and, sitting
dally. This will be the largest oil
Wound Dressing, 8 to be widely used a« the national dlctments.
blueetem, $1J5.
>
on the curb, ho dipped up and
well
In
Wyoming.
O b . SI. Preecrip flower.
Hay—Alfalfa, $22; timothy, $25;
drank some of the llq'ipr, and
(ion for ** Aid in
The pansy seem» a strange (lower
then ‘ g«»t a bucket and finally
straw, $17.
Colic,** SO «. $2.50 to be proposed for our national em­ Postal Receipt« Show Big Increase. . 1OC0 After Baltimore Dry Agents.
dipped the bucket full nnd
Butter Fat—49©50c.
Prrecrío»ion. Col.sr
Washington, D. C. — Better cofidl-
blem
Yet
In
1892
two
bills
were
Intro-
Baltim ore—Rlof calls were sent to
placed It In his cur. Just then
Sores, 10 0 « . $1.00
Eggs—Ranch, a« ©47c.
ttoas
throughout
th
t
country
were
re­
d tu ej to that effect. Deciding upon a
Thompson came «long and ar­
all eight Baltimore police stations
Cattle—Printo Meers. i7.«5C $15;
All orders am«
national flower by legislation seema flected by ths postal department, the when a crowd of more than 1000 per­
rested Morgan. Ila was later
be accompanied by
medium
to cholMs $i© 7.
government’»
biitone»»
barometer.
In
Impossible. The old spontaneous way
fined $H0 f w 4»«lf«n > P<u«<*»‘
sons surrounded a saloon, which was
Hog» — Prime light.
of acquiring one Is undoubtedly the w g^lected hittes th e receipt» totaled
Ing liquor.
raided by prohibition agents, and
smooth heavy, 1,00©$.10,
t —
an lucres«» of 11.55 per
Ofteeta Post OftceBldg . Pnoos Mein 502 I inuei natural, and perhaps It la not M f
thre«.t«n»d
U
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ym
of
too
at«
for
America
U
follow
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September,
19SL
WASCO
• - •
OREGON
MORO,
OREGON
HUMBLE DAISY IS PROPOSED
X
REHEARING IN S. P.
CASE IS DENIED
MINING OF DIAMONDS
All Vessels Barred From Hav­
No Blossom Ever Has Been Se­
lected as the Symbol of the
. Office at
SALE OF LIQUOR ON
SHIPS PROHIBITED
D r C. L . P O L E Y
GIANTS WIN FIFTH
AND GET PENNANT
I
W ashington, ID. C r-A ll vessels.
American and ffcrelgn-owned, are pro­
hibited from having liquor on board
In American territorial waters under
an interpretakllB of the prohibition
amendment and the enforcement act
handed down by the department of
Justice.
Moreover, tkOtlransportation or sale
of intoxicants 'JH : American craft,
wherever operated, was held to be In­
hibited.
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American .territorial waters w e r e
construed to include those not only
within the threetnlle limit of con­
tinental United S U tes but also those
w ithin the same lim it of the Philip­
pines, tho Hawaiian Islands, Porto
Rico, the Virgin Islands and Alaska.
So for as American ship» are con­
cerned, the »ale Or transportation
llqnor will ceaae at onee, or as
soon a» those vessels reach thqlr home
ports. In the edae of foreign ships the
decision will become operative as soon
a» the necessary regulations can be
prepared and promulgated by the
treasury department.
Court action looking to a final
determ ination of the application of
American dry1 law» to foreign ships en­
tering American ports were foreseen
by both Attorney-General Daughtery
and Chairman Lasker of the shipping
board.
OREGON BONDS TOTAL
IS EIGHT MILLION
TURKS ARE TOLD TO
ACCEPT OR FACE WAR
HED CROSS HEGINS
NEAR EAST DRIVE
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