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NT Y mä .Xt'ÉJL ROBERT KRUMHOLTZ êi^RYANT OREGON NEWS ITEMS 1 OF SPECIAL KÆST .s’ * - ■ Âttôfney-st-Law » j * • — J . • Ä- - McCORMICK *■ Fire chiefs of the state held their annual convention at Forest Grove -4r. The University of Oregon medical school, Portland, will graduate 45 stu State and county traffic officers from all sections of Oregbn held their semi-annual conference in Salem. Practice in AH the Court» of Oregon The Wheeler Lumber company now is operating a small box factory tn connection with the sawmill at Wheel- .. Phooe Main S41 ’ BANK OF MORO BUILDING Oregon ¡BRITISH AID IS PLEDGED FRANCE Four-Power Pact on Euro - pean Secur ty is Planned. ------ 1- Klamath county's annual fair will bo held from September 3 to i indu- Kto.- .rJn-* IDA M. PETERSIN GLENN FRAMK-f J Discounts Up to 10 Per Cent Mixture Dropped By Grain Association. Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected for — Our Readers. Oregon Ti DEALERS ELIMINATE 1 PENALTIES ON WHEAT - Office Phone Main 93 Moro Price Five Cents Moro, Svengaan County, Oregon, Friday, June 12, 1925 ErtsbliAed«87 Moro - M « Walla Walla, Wash -Penalties for up to 10 per cent mixture in dark northern spring, dark hard winter, hard white, bluestem and early hard wheat were eliminated in the sched ule of discounts adopted by the Pa* ctflc Northwest Grain Dealers’ asso ciation. Up to 10 per cent mixture is permitted, except that 1 cent taken off for 60-pound wheat If mixed, all other classiflcatioha showing no dif ferences. - Discounts on soft white, western white, hard winter, yellow hard win ter. northern spring and western red remain thea same as last year. On dark northern spring wheat dockage for grain containing qver 5 and up to 10 per cent mixture is three cents less than last year. Dockage for dark win ter, hard white, bluestem or early-Bart is two cents les» than last year. Mak- ¡ Ing it the same as for wheat with no mixtures, except full test wheat, if mixed, is docked one cent. ( , Tho differential on bulk $rain was raised to 4 cents /rom 3, the cost of rosacklng raised to 10 cents from 8, due it was stated, to the higher cost of sacks this year over last, they being quoted at 14 cents coast points now. Bad condition sacks are dock ed 3 cents, the same as last year. Richaid J. Stephens of Spokane, 'president for three years, was unanl- . mously re-elected from the floor with out going through the formality of an election by the directors. Geneva.—Great Britain and France reached a complete accord on the pro blem of European security, and if Ger many, agrees to the conditions, a four- power pact will come Into being based on the inviolability of the Rhine fron tiers as delimited in the Versailles treaty. The pact will Include Great Britain, France, Belgium and Germany. Italy is not Included, although the text will be communicated to her for reasons of courtesy, and Poland and Czecho slovakia are not directly affected, though they will benefit by the op< ’ a- tlons of France’s alliance with them. It is understood that Great Britain Agrees to come to the support of Glenn Frank, editor Cantuey ma» azine, who haa' aoaapted the position France with her entire military, naval of president of the University of Wie and air forces in case France is at tacked or in case of any aggression conslrv across the Rhine district. The conclusion of the Rhineland pact is conditional on Germany’s -en tering the league of nations, and this agreement, like the ottiers, will be linked with the league covenant and operate under It. The next word is with Germany, land London.-TGeruuMky A failure to car both Austen Chamberlain and Aristide ry out the disarmament requirements of the Versailles treaty were outlined Briand voiced their confidence that in detail tn the note the allied powers the allied offer was such that Ger have presented to the German gov many would accept. They announced the establishment of complete har ernment. . mony between the British and French Germany must comply with an ex tensive list of rectifications and de- governments in the council chamber mands before the disarmament obli of the league of nations. Robert Krumholtz, jeventjen, of Springfield, Ohio, who won first prize Announcement of the erection this Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick of >750, In the American Legion na year of a new Masonic temple and a of Los Angeles, who is presiding over tional essay contest. labor temple in Eugene has been the trial of the auit by which the gov made. ernment seeks to cancel the oil leases *• The McKenzie pass is expected to be held by the Doheny interests. opened by June 20, according to G. E. Hoffman of the bureau of public Reins of Power Held DENTIST roads. in Hands of People Bench land farms in Umatilla coun United State» Dental Exam ty have received so much rain re As far back as the Middle ages, the iner for this district. Portland, Or.—Alva R. Kilbourn, 24, cently that spring planting work has doctrine was held In England that of EveretL Wash., who Is at a hos been delayed. ministers of state were responsible, not pital here suffering from four serious only to the crown, but also to parlia The public service commission has bullet wounds in his arms, confessed Office at ment according to a writer in the Lon to Portland police that he was the Issued on order reducing the mfni- don Times. Tfd Instance, in 1341 a MORO» OREGON the mum rate on electrld service In third man who figured In the attempt pledge was exacted from Edward III to rob the bank at Bothell, Wash , city of Banks from >1.50 to >1. that the chancellor and other great of f^WWWWW***^********** Friday. ' His two companions were Dr. J. P. Wallace, 73, Albany’s old ficers should be appointed in parlia VWWWW***************** killed by gunfire as they speeded from est physician, and a practitioner for ment, and their work tested by parlia the scene of the robbery. 41 years, died at his home in Albany ment In 1878 another similar pledge gations of the peace treaty are con- was given. These pledges were not In his confession Kilbourn said he after an illness of six months. sldered fulfilled, justifying the eva had started his career of crime a year ‘ Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson of always kept, but parliament never lost cuation of the first, or Cologne, rone of them, and their spirit survived. ago as a rum runner across the Canar Brownsville, who crossed the plains sight of occupation In accordance with the times this responsibility bore down dten border, then turned hi jacker, and to Oregon in the early 50s, celebrated apon bftd ministers with tragic effect* Versailles pact. Physician and Surgeon finally decided, last week, to join in their 58th wedding anniversary. The chief of these demands Includes Several such ministers were impeached radical modification of tho Reichs the Bothell bonk robbery with James Governor Pierce issued a commis- ^7 pnrilnmenL found guilty and be- Klamath Falls.—On the heels of an Ppllock »nd George Jones, both Of Tacoma, Wash. — Jajge Govner wehr's general staff, reduction of the announcement here by Robert E. Stra slon to Edgar B. Piper, of Portland, ! headed—Stafford, for Instnnce, in the whom WCF3 killed f^IIov.’ing rbbbery Teats in superior court sustained the country’s military forces to '100,000 horn that the Southern Pacific^ had appointing him a trustee of the 8ta‘e r^lgn of Charles I, • Office and Residence of the bank. the modern doc- I What may be called demurrer of the defense to the in- men, and suppression of short-term en started relocation surveys for a branch library for a period of five years. trine of responsible government was formation accusing Louis F. Hart, ex- listments. The military character of line to the Merrill and Malin country, . The trio, he said, stele an auto near An old bridge that spanned the U aa- , first put into practice in the reign of governor, of soliciting a split of the the security police must be abolish Hotel Moro Mt. Vernon, Wash., drove to Bothell, the Oregon Trunk road filed with the and stopped tn front of the bank. tilla rlver at Stanfield/Collapsed re-j William an ! Jtary, that is. a few years fees in the liquidation of the defunct ed and the force itself reduced from county clerk a deed to 160 acres of centiy. It was constructed tn 1883. niter tbc revolution of 1688-89. Be ! ScandinaviamiVnerican bank. 180,000 to 150,000. Wholesale destruc Jones drove the car, he said. land in the railroad and industrial sec- fore that time fhe ministry was often when it No one was on the structure tion of industrial plants of the Krupps When they stepped, Jones pulled The demurrer of the defense - tkm of ths eity, wMdh It plans to use con>p< sed <»f men cf-different political fell indt . OOMh dthar Mg concerns fs de on the emergent y brake so hard as 'forth that no crime had been commit- * for a terminal in event the interstate Hearing requested by the House- sfllllatlonK aid It was no uncommon ted under the Washington state laws, manded. to ”freexe" it, Kilbourn said, and It commerce commission grants it auth thing for the Secretary of state and the The note concludes with an earn wss this error which resulted in Kil- wives Council of Portland, in connec- lord treasurer to vote on opposite sides even if the allegations set forth in the ority to construct the projected lino bourn’s arms being so badly wounded. tion with the fight for lower fares on in parliament.'A ministry so composed complaipt were true. The information est appeal to the German government i from Bend to Klamath Falls. Kilbourn and Pollock entered the tines of the Portland Electric Power was not efficient or harmonious, and charged that the ex-governor had at to “liquidate with the necessary good Added interest was given the Ore William began the practice of selecting tempted to induce Forbes P. Haskell will all outstanding matters, the set gon Trunk purchase by reason of the bank, seized about >2000 and ran back company, has been set for June 23. Physician and Surgeon A special election has been called all the minister» from one political Jr., liquidator of the bank, and Guy? tlem^it of which controls the gravity fact that the Southern Pacific for the to the car. for June 15 by the Aobiand council party, that party being the one that E. Kelly, his attorney, to split their of the situation. This is the only way last several weeks has been attempt A fusillade of shots was fired after by which the German government can, had the majority in th» house of com- fees with him. them by bank officials and citizens for a vote upon tSc question of issuing ing to purchase a part of the land, f . rnons. From that beginning has grown in its own words, bring alleviation to “ There can be no "bribery of any >18,000 In bonds for the purchase of and had even threatened condemna warned of the robbery. Main 182 our present sj stem of a responsible official nor enn the erime of asking Germany by liberation of a portion of tion proceedings in event it could not a site for the southern Oregon normal. ministry that Is absolutely dependent a bribe be made against him unless the occupied territory.” leach a price agreement. V Milo Strohm, an old-time resident of OREGON WASCO existence upon the will of ~ the NORSE CELEBRATION HELD Dayton, was shot and seriously won .d- for the official Is to be governed and con The 160 acres was sold for ap house of commons. trolled by the bribe in the discharge proximately >140,000, Ebcrlein had ed by Sheriff Green of Columbia counr BRIEF GENERAL NEWS High Officials of Four Governments ty when Strohm sought to prevent the of his officiaJ duty," Judge Teats said 'demanded >1500 an acre for the 15 to Participate. Camille Flammarion, the noted acres which the Southern Pacjfic English County Has 1U IHO in his UW1Ö1VU. decision officer searching his house for liquor. . SL Paul, Minn. — Gathering of 36 Its Own Salt Lake The Information, failing to charge French astronomer, is dead. He was wanted. . Warning to residents of Portland to “bygdelags," or reunion of groups The purchase of this tract gives the Every one who has swum in a lake ' this, element of bribery, does not 83 years old. investigate carefully before accepting The University of Oregon will grad Hill interests access to three of the from the same sections of Norway, so-called "free lots” from unlicensed or pond as well as in the sea knows charge a crime against -the defendant marked the opening here of the Norse- real estate agents, was issued by Will the extra buoyancy of salt water as and the demurrer must be sustained uate 328 students this June, a record largest lumbering plants bordering for the institution. American centennial celebration at the Mocre, state real estate commission- . compared with fresh. This effect of the judge declared. Lake Ewauna. Optometrist - salt on water is demonstrated strik Stuart A. Rice has been named sec Minnesota state fair grounds. ingly at Droltwich, the Worcester SpeciliM! to U m examining of of the Spokane Federal Land The^ centennial, sponsored by the IN CHINA EXPECTED retary ' Construction of a park at the pro shire spa, whore there Is water in WAR bank. Rice is a former Tacoma man. WHEAT PROSPECTS BRIGHT eye» and fitting of glasses. "bygdelags,”vvas arranged to cele montory Overlooking Memaloose is which It is impossible to sink. President Coolidge appointed Al Lens grinding shop in * brate the centenary of Norte group land, on property donated to the state You can float on the water, sit on Reports Indicate Japan and Russia bertus Hutchinson Baldwin, New York, Pacific Coast Crop Expected to Total connection. immigration to America in the sloop Backing Rival Factions. >100,000,000. by R. D. Chatfield of Mosier, is pro It, and even go to sleep on it, with to be a member of the United States Rastaurantloner which sailed from Upstairs across from the Washington, D. C. — Information tariff commission. posed by the state highway commis out fear of drowning. The better the Portland, Or.—The farmers of the Stavanjer, Norway, July 4, 1826. Edw. C. Pease Co. store sion. ' ■ swimmer you are, indeed, the worje fyom authentic sources of the swift Premier Mussolini, in the Italian Pacific northwest will have a $100,- High officials of tour governments— gooes 10, Vogt Bldg. The United States battleship Oregon you will fare, because the mómefit approach in China of general warfare, chamber of deputies, announced there 000,000 wheat crop this year if the the United States, Canada, Norway started on its last cruise Tuesday you try to strike out your feet fly up which promises to dwarf present dis can be no solution of question of union present brilliant crop prospects con The Dalles, Ore. and Iceland—participated. ward, to give you an unpleasant turbances In Shanghai. Canton and of Germany and Austria without Ita tinue and the market holds at the One of the principal speakers Mon when three boats took her in tow at emetic I Changsha, Is in the hands of the Wash lian participation. present level. It is likely that both Bremerton, Wash., for Portland. There day was President Coolidge. So high is the percentage of salt she will be turned over to the state that the crystals completely coat the ington government. Disturbances at Shanghai and the these things will happen. Illlll III I I I i 1 ll-frl I I I l M-H- The purport of this information is The crop is now estimated at about as a relic. skin, unless drying is resorted to lin- that a clash for military mastery of outlook in China generally Is viewed McCumber Put on Joint Commission with apprehension. Fear is felt that 80,000,000 bushels for Oregon, Wash Robert J. Tatro, 30, a transient, was J mediately on leaving the water. China is impending. Chang Tso Lin, conditions are shaping for uprising ington and northern Idaho. Last year Washington, D. C. — Porter J Mc- shot and mortally wounded by a gro- j Some of the cures effected by the Cumber, former republican senator eery store night watchman at Klamath- baths are rewurkabte. Anemia, neu- i Manchurian war lord, with his force of similar to the Boxer rebellion. there was not much over 50,000,000 from North Dakota, was appointed to Falls when, according id the police, ralgle ailments, and rheumatism some 200,000 meu, and Feng Yu Hsing, with A dispatch from Amsterdam regard bushels of wheat grown in the terri Eyesight Specialists the international joint commission by he was attempting to break into the times yield as if by magic under the a following of 175,000, are being watch- ing financial crisis through which tory tributary to Portland and the Manufacturing Opticians . President Coolidge. treatment, which is becoming Increas 1 ed by observers. the Stinnes organisation in Germany sound markets. In spite of the, hard Lewis grocery store. Chang has the sympathy and prob Is passing, says Stinnes Interests are winter the crop situation Is far better • Examined Glasses Fitted ingly popular.— London Answçrs. Philip Metsebam of 444 East j ably some form of substantial aid from unable to meet liabilities abroad total- than it was a year ago. A great deal THE MARKETS Twenty-second streeL Portland, was | Japan. Feng, the so-called Christian Ing 120,000,000 marks. Difficulties de- of the fall-sown grain was frozen, but Complete Lens Manufacturing Mocking Bird and Robin named by the war department as 1 general, admittedly is receiving ac ’ Plant in Connection • the land was replanted this spring and ,> Portland Representative Crumpacker’s first ap- j To the South the mocking bird Is tive aud material assistance from clared due to calling in of various • THE DALLES OREGON I foreign credits. Efforts to obtain new the spring wheat Is doing exceeding Wheat — Hard white, >1.60; hard polntee to the United States military what the robin is to the North. He is ' soviet Russia. Unquestioned sources ’ Vogt B,ock’ winter, soft white, >1.58; • western academy at West Point. known as iu far north as British Colum- i have reported a continuous supply of credits in United States said to have ly well in every section. known as bla, but Is seldom found nesting mere, » _ failed. white, >1.59; western red, >1.68. 11 1 11 111 1 1 H ' Joseph Jefferson, about 38 years Britain Would Ban Poison War Gas. Hay — Alfalfa, $19@20 ton; valley of age, an employe of the Clarke & while those found in the southern (arms to bo reaching Fengs troops United States live there the year T from Moscow and Urga. UIUICU UUlLVn •• w V - ------- - Brookings Bank Wins Sult. timothy, >20@)21; eastern Oregon London.—If President Coolidge calls WTWi 11 ! 1.11 Hl im >** Wilson Lumber company, was burned I round, writes a contributor to "Bird ; timothy, >23@24. Portland, Or. — The Brookings State cn international conference to outlaw to death in a ttre which destroyed Lore.” - - ¡New York Anarchy Act Held Legal bank won its fight against the Fed poison gas in warfare, he will have the Butterfat—43c delivered Portland. 1 ?r JAMES STEWART the Waueoma hotel, a frame three- The female build» her nest the latter * Washington, D. C. — The supreme Eggs—Ranch, 27@31c. part of March, lays her greenish-blue I court divided seven to two, In an ap- eral reserve bank. A verdict for >1 “full support of Great Britain.” it was story building at Linnton. Ì* SJWUIÀN COUNTY actual damages and >17,600 punitive said at the British foreign office, fol Cheese—Prices f. o. b. Tillamook: early in. Ralph Waldo Elden, Portland author eggs, — speckled - , , with brown, .. „„„„ plication of the constitutional guaran- damage was returned by the Jury lq lowing receipt of news dispatches Triplets, 26c; loaf, 27c per lb. STOCK AND BRAND br«.<r luotte» '<><>• o' 'reo -pooch «nd th« liberty of Federal Judge Wolverton’S court. The ity on advertising and author of sev Äed“ A Cattle—Steers, good, >7.75@9.00. from Washington that President Cool 5 INSPECTOR Hogs- Modium to choice, >H.50@ eral well-known service books, coin- retired bv th« seme pelr of birds. Th«-tbe nrrsi upholding the conviction of Brookings bank sued over a dispute idge contemplated asking nations to mitted suicide by hurling himself from mocking bird’s back Is ashen gray, his Benjamin <1<clow under the New York concerning the collection of exchange Illi. loffie* - - O«»®" discuss the question. the brink of » 300-foot precipice at wings a brownish tinge with a large (criminal anarchy law for publishing in on federal bank checks. 'It was a Sheep—Lambs, medium to Choice, Elk rock on the Willamette riven white patch, and.his throat and outer the Revv’vtionary Age and advocating small institution and declared it could Coolldge la Asked to Help Amundsen. >6.60 @11.00. DEPUTIES: L. Schadewitz, Kent, Farmers - around Weston have tall feathers are white, with the under |n speeches a manifesto Issued by tire- n't do business unless allowed to Oregon; Dr. Joe. Sa under», Moro, New York.—In response to an ap launched into the dairy business by parts brownish white. . - ' left wing of the socialist party. charge the exchange. The federal Seattle Ore.; W. H. Meyer, W sbco , Ore. peal from the Norwegian Aero club, It is when The mbeking bird works ( ----------------------------- the purchase of 26 head of cows of bank said that the charge could not Wheat—Soft white, >1.59; western himself*up Into a passion of^ong that gogton|an Heads Christian Science, bo made and it- sent two men to addressed to American newspapers, 11 l inn 1 11 1 1 i i 1 1 1 h h white, and hard winter, >1.58; western the Jersey and Guernsey breeds. The one realises the wonder of his voire., Boaton _I)BV|d Newt0D McKee ot' Brookings to see that the checks were President Coolidge was asked to give red, 11.57; northern spring, >1.51; Big stock was purchased from C. W. Til He Imitates the sound, of the wood. immediate consideration to the pos prMW)mt o( the I den of Hermiston for a lump sum of cashed without charge. This action, Bend bluestem, >1.40. and the other birds, bnt he improves sibility of sending the Los Angeles or ” -x First Church of Christ, Scientist, in 1 the Brookings bank alleged, amount I Hay—Alfalfa, >24; D. C, >28; tim >2000. on them. thA Shenandoah to Greenland in Boston, at the annual meeting of the ed to persecution and threatened its Oregon will receive an allotment of othy, >26; D. C., 128; mixed hay, >24. search of the missing Amundsen-Ells church. He suoceeds Torrence Park life. >30,380 of federal funds under the Butterfat—<3c. V r STOCK & WHEAT worth polar party. A Raveling Story er of Belmont. Eira W. Palmer of | terms of the Cl(irk-McNary law, ac Eggs—Ranch, 28 @ 33c. Mary Anne, just flvs years old, was Brookline was elected clerk and Ed- Gibbons Put Out In 12th by Tunney, cording to information received at the Hogs—Prime, >12.76@ 13.15. watching the new cook make a pie. ward Ripley of Brookline, treasurer. I New York.—Gene Tunney of New Belgian Debt Body to Arrive In July. offices of the state forester. This law Cattle—Choice steers, >8.5009.06. She watched her roll out the crust. Washington, D. C.—An official coat- ——— ------- -------- - _ pYort, AA«r1»n * Itght-1ieavyw»IghL Á - FOR SALE ¿ at the laat .oaaloa ot. )n (he pan and then take up ! Cheese—Oregon fancy to retailers, n. mission appointed by the Belgian gov 60S Deaths Due to Blazing Heat. ' champion, knocked out Tom Gibbons congress and authorized an annual ap- . . .. t0 cut off the p i PC eg which 27c per lb.; do standards, 25c; Wash the knife to cut off the pieces which propriatlon of not to exceed 12,500,000 extended over the edge of the pan. Chicago.-—A total of 605 lives were of 8t. Paul, heavyweight pride of the ernment to negotiate with American ington fancy triplets, 25c. F.T. HURLBURT to be allotted the various states to MOh, I want to make a little pie,” lost during the most disastrous heat middle west in the 12th round of a authorities for the settlement of the she exclaimed. “Can I have the wave In American hlsto^r, which end- scheduled 15ro und'"bout at th» Polo war debt owed the United State» «UI assist them In forest protection, Spokane. yiBlt Ui» oowtry in July. __ raveling! of dough you ju»t cut off ed abruptly Monday night, total of 16«0,000 was appropriated for ^grounds. Hogs—-Good to choice, >12@12.26. for Itr^y , ths fiscal year. I Catti»—Erimet»t®«r», fl.WQf.OO, MAN CONFESSES TO BOTHELL ROBBERY Dr J. R. Morgan Dr. M. F. Froyd COURT UPHOLDS HART DEMURRER Dr. Penn C. Crum De Larhue Optical Co. ** RANCHES GERMANY TOLD . TO OBEY TREATY OREGON TRUNK GETS KLAMATH FALLS LAND
