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NEWS NOTES OF
CURRENT Wl
Plan for Pacification of
Mexico Near Completion
N iagara Falls, Ont. — The actual
' term s and details of a plan fo r the
pacification o f Mexico are now under
discussion by the m ediation conference,
according to an announcem ent by Jus-
j tice Lam ar. An early agreem ent is
I now expected.
The tu rn in the proceedings, from a
point, w here it seemed as if the land
problem m ight cause serious em bar
rassm ent, to an understanding as to
the treatm en t of some of the delicate
issues involved, came a fte r a confer
ence betw een the m ediators and the
American delegates.
In his announcem ent Ju stice L am ar
s a id :
“ On a num ber of details we find our
selves in substantial agreem ent. O th
ers are still under discussion, but as to
them there has been no disagreem ent. “
From the m ediators them selves it
was learned th a t some of the v ital
points had been reached.
These are
understood to include the m anner in
which the present regim e in Mexico
City would give way to a new provis
ional governm ent.
D esiring to avoid the appearance of
having had th e ir provisional president
chosen a t an international conference,
the Mexican delegates have evolved
the plan of suggesting to the m edia
tors a list of names from which m ight
be selected several on whom the U n it
ed S tates would look w ith favor if
from it w ere chosen an ad interim exe
cutive.
The actual choice of an individual
from th e list o f eligibles would be
sanctioned, it is suggested, by the
Mexican congress.
T here is reason
to believe, however, th a t before any
list is approved by the A m erican gov
ernm ent some ta c it indorsem ent from
the constitutionalists m ust come.
The plan of pacification is known to
have to r its object the establishm ent
of a new provisional governm ent.
As a program for it, th ere will be a
declaration of principles on ag rarian
and other reform s, and on the conduct
of a fa ir election.
A fte r much discussion a satisfactory
method o f considering th e land ques
tion practically has been reached.
W hile the Mexicans have not yielded
the original convictions th a t the land
problem is purely internal and th a t
definite and binding recom m endations
concerning it should not be included in
any agreem ent made here, th e A m eri
can view th a t some expression is d esir
able to point the way for its eventual
settlem ent by Mexico herself has been
sustained.
LEDYARD TO TELL
One Generation of Pigs
Becomes Food tor Next “WHOLE TRUTH”
Oregon A gricultural College, Cor-
vallis — “ T ankage connects the suc
cessive generations of pigs so vitally
th a t one generation may become food
fo r the n e x t,” says G. R. Samson, spe
cialist in sw ine grow ing a t the Oregon
A gricultural college. “ When hogs are
slaughtered th e ir blood and refuse th a t
w ere form erly w asted are made into
tankage and used to fa tte n the next
crop of pigs for the m arket. While
not a g reat deal o f th is m aterial enters
into th e new lot of pigs, th e m ost ex
pensive parts o f th eir carcasses are
made up by it.
“ T ankage is a by-product o f the
m eat industry th a t is adim rably suited
to hog feeding, and is likely to rem ain
the cheapest source of protein for
swine. The supply is increasing as
slaughter methods become m ore con
centrated and efficient.
“ A t present, large qu an tities of
m aterials from which tankage is made
are w asted by the sm all slaughtering
#
establishm ents. The use o f a system
th a t provides for saving this m aterial
and tu rn in g it into a valuable com m er
cial product instead of into a public j
menace to health will increase th e sup
ply and assure its availability through- j
’ U nionists gained a seat in the .house
Examiners Will Inspect Morgan’s
out the en tire year.
of commons in th e recen t elections.
Books and Papers Rocke
“ Swine are likely to rem ain the]
Thursday, May 21, was th e ho ttest
principal consum er of this product be
feller On Sick List.
f A N ET ROLKE’S dark eyes blazed with sudden anger. A deep day ever recorded a t Seaside, Ore.
cause it is n eith er so palatable nor di- j
flush overspread h er cheeks and H arley W orthington realized at
gestible to cud-chewing anim als.
Be
W ednesday, May 20, was the hot
once th a t he had made a blunder.
ing a product of the m eat industry, !
te s t May 20 experienced in Portland
W ashington, D. C.— D irectors, past
T hey had known each o th er less than a month, but th e few
tankage has a more direct relation to
since 1892.
and
present, of the New York, New
the sw ine production than has any !
weeks th a t bad passed since th e ir first m eeting bad not been
The m ediators a t N iagara Falls re
other protein feed supply.
I t carries Haven & ^H artford railroad will be
wasted by them. Hally they had e ith er ridden th e ir horses side
tw ice as much protein as linseed placed on th e w itness stand when the
by side or raced up and down the hills in W orthington's roadster port th a t th e ir first steps have been
successful.
and soy bean meal, nearly seven tim es
and by clever m anagem ent upon th e p a rt of somebody they found
In te rsta te Commerce commission re
as much as barley or corn, and costs
F o rest fires are reported in tw enty
them selves to g eth er every evening. H arley W orthington’s friends
sum es its investigation of the New
only
about
one-third
more.
I
t
may
looked on w ith much concern. He had neglected his work and different localities in the sta te of
also be fed an indefinite tim e w ithout H aven’s affairs. This was announced
W ashington.
managed to get him self so deeply In love th a t to him nothing seem ed w orth
injurious re s u lts .”
by commission officials, who announced
One division o f th e w ar fleet has
w hile if Ja n e t happened to be w here he could not see o r h ear her.
th a t W illiam Skinner, H enry K. Mc-
been ordered home from Mexican wa
The concern th a t was exhibited by H arley's friends was by no m eans due
H arg, E dw ard Milligan, Alexander
te rs for repairs.
to any lack of grace or beauty or cu ltu re on Miss Rolfe’s part. N ever was
! Cochrane and D. Newton Barney were
Eleven
men
are
indicted
a
t
Indian
among the additional directors sub
there a lovelier d au g h ter of th e South than she. In addition to being beau
apolis, Ind., for conspiracy to evade
poenaed. P resen t a t the b rief session
tlful, she was witty and spirited and frankly proud of h e r family.
civil service laws.
W ednesday, ready to te stify , were
Hut she had a rep u tatio n ! No, no! She was not a woman with a past
Lewis Cass Ledyard and Laurence
“ G eneral” Coxy was granted per
—not that. She was m erely a flirt—a t least th a t was a common supposition
Hood R iver—The N orthw estern ap they attended a conference o f the Minot, ex-directors, and J . S. Elton,
mission to speak from the steps of the
among those who knew her. T here w ere certain heart-broken men w ander
ple crop may not be as large as early N orth Pacific F ru it D istrib u ters on now a m em ber of the board.
national Capitol.
estim ates have placed it, according to grading and packing rules. “ The rules
ing upon the face of th e e arth and
The hearing w as adjourned in order
The to tal ex p o rtatio n of apples to
W ilm er Sieg, sales m anager of the will rem ain sim ilar to those of last th a t special exam iners of the commis
vowing th a t they could never forgive
Europe
fo
r
th
e
season
was
less
than
N
orth
Pacific
F
ru
it
d
istrib
u
ters.
The
y
e
a
r,”
said
Mr.
Sieg.
“
B
ut
many
sion may inspect the books of J . Pier-
her. She may not have been to
th e previous year.
fru it is shedding in all d is tric ts and sm all d etails on which m isunderstand pont M organ & Company, and personal
blam e for th eir sorrowful plight. If
th
e
early
estim
ates
w
ill
be
cut
in
al
ings
could
he
based
will
be
elim
inated
papers of th e late J . Pierpont Morgan,
Hundreds of Seventh-D ay A dventists
they had Insisted on falling in lo re
m ost all fru it centers.
The Hood and th e rules, which will soon be as they re la te to transactions of the
with h er th a t certainly did not place are in annual conference and encam p
R iver valley, according to Mr. Sieg, issued, w ill be made plain to everyone. New H aven railroad.
This develop
m ent a t F o rsct Grove, Or.
h e r under an obligation to return
and others who have looked over the
“ Hood R iver straw berries are begin m ent came as the result of a sta te
orchards, w ill be doing well to pass ning to roll in carload quantities. The m ent made by J . Pierpont Morgan in
Women form ed bucket brigades and
th e ir love. At least th a t was the
the million-box m ark.
E arly esti straw b erry m arket is show ing consid New York to th e effect th a t the rec
opinion she held, and she may have saved a large p a rt of th e tow n of Cam
m ates, however, placed th e crop at erable stren g th , proportionate to qual ords of his firm and his fa th e r’s per
den, Mo., from d estruction by fire.
been right.
1,250,000 boxes.
ity.
The overlapping of C aliforni sonal records still are available and
And now H arley W orthington was
It is reported in W ashington th a t a
O scar V an d erb ilt,' Charles C astner, berries caused a little w eakness in ready for production before any proper
well sta rte d upon th e way th a t must representationve of th e constitutional
W. B. D ickerson and Mr. Sieg have some of the m arkets, but the C ali tribunal.
lead to madness. His sister-in-law ists is being sen t to th e N iag ara Falls
ju s t returned from Spokane, w here fornia fru it is about cleanued up now. ”
E xam iner Francis H. McAdam, of
conference.
had w arned him early.
th e commission, who has been in New
"D on’t do It, H arley," Elizabeth
Col. R oosevelt is said to have gotten
India Will Use Oregon *
Boys’ Short Course in
Y ork in an effort to ascertain the
W orthington had begged. "I know into harness, im m ediately a fte r a r
physical condition of W illiam Rocke
lim
ber
for
Railroad
Ties
Agriculture
June
15
to
30
she is the p rettiest girl In the world, riv in g home, for th e P rogressive cam
feller, notified C hief Counsel Folk th a t
W ashington, D. C. — Pacific Coast
In connection w ith the reg u lar sum Mr. R ockefeller’s physician said his
and I know she has no intention of paign of 1914.
tim b er is being tried experim entally ' m er session of the Oregon A g ricu ltu r p atien t had had another th ro a t attack
breaking your heart. She Is Just anx
An a tte m p t of 1000 suffragettes to
for railroad construction work in India,
lous to have a good time. She prob interview K ing G eorge personally re
al College, a tw o w eeks’ short course and could not be seen for a few days.
according to a report from Consul
A t the b rie f session W ednesday, Mr.
ably likes to bo with you, and Bhe sulted in a pitched b a ttle w ith a reg i
H enry D. Baker, of Bombay, who in A griculture will be given for boys Ledyard said he w anted to go on the
m
ent
of
police.
may adm ire you—but, H arloy, Btop
w rites the D epartm ent of Commerce, of the Seventh, E ighth, and H igh stand and re fu te some of the te s ti
I t is reported th a t Roosevelt will
s a y in g :
School grades. A special illu strated mony given last week by Charles S.
“I’m Talking to You as You Ought to w here you are. I’m talking to you as
you ought to bo talked to, not because stum p the sta te of C alifornia in aid of
“ The railw _.
ay board
of India, , head- i circular of 16 pages has been issued Mellen, ex-president of the New H av
Be Talked To.”
,
quarters a t Sim la, has recently ar- i ,
.
,,
,
en. A le tte r addressed to him by Mr.
I enjoy It, but because it’s my duty his old friend and running m ate,
ranged for tw o experim ental ship- and m ailed to all county school super- McChord, in which he w as inform ed
I like you too well to stand aside w ithout protesting while you are g etting H iram Johnson.
m ents of Pacific Coast tim b er fo r use intendents and to city and village su th a t the subpoena served on him had
ready to have your h e a rt broken.”
Chas. E. Mellen, ex-president of the
as sleepers, or ties, on Indian rail perintendents and principals. Copies been w ithdraw n, but th a t if he desired
Hut when did a man ever listen to his sister-in-law If a beautiful girl New York, New H aven & H artford,
ways. One shipm ent com prises Ore- may be secured of them or of the di- he could appear voluntarily, w aiving
declares governm ent owneship is the
happened to be beckoning to him?
gon pine sleepers, creosoted, which recto r of the sum mer school, Prof. E. all “ im m unity” by the testim ony th a t
Hottest
Day
of
Year
only
solution
of
th
e
railroad
problem.
Harloy W orthington had hardly heard w hat had been said to him, and
cost $1.44 per sleeper c. i. f. C alcutta, D. R essler, Corvallis, Oregon.
he m ight give, was handed to him.
In New York May 26 and the other shipm ent C alifornia red The circular contains a description Mr. L edyard, although dem urring a t
If ho had been w orried by th e w arning he had received he forgot all about It
R epresentatives of five N ational
th e next tim e he looked into Ja n e t's dark eyes.
banks m et in San F ran cisco and signed
New York— May 26 was the h o ttest wood, uncreosoted, which cost $1.20 of th e instruction to be given, full in th e words “ w aiving im m unity,” on the
It was the season when a young mafc’s fancy Is most likely to turn to papers for the estab lishm ent of the day of the y ear thus fa r in New York per sleeper. These sleepers are for form ation in reg ard to R. R. rates, ground th a t they contained an im pli
broad-gauge railw ays, and the dimen- cost of board and room, supplies and cation, said he would accept the sug
thoughts of love. T here w ere blossoms on th e tre e s beneath which H arley R eserve banks for the T w elfth dis City. H alf a dozen prostrations from
sions are nine fe e t by 10 inches by five clothing to be brought by boys, meth- gestion th a t he be a voluntary w itness,
tric
t.
the
heat
w
ere
reported.
Not
fo
r
34
and Jan et rode in the sunny m ornings, and often he would break off bunches
od o f application fo r enrollm ent, etc. as he w anted to tell the “ whole tr u th .”
years has the tem p eratu re climbed so inches.
of the fra g ra n t blooms for her, alw ays with the feeling th at, beautiful us
“ The recent advance in prices of There are also pictures of the boys of
The d irecto r of th e A rgentine ob high before on May 26, when it reached
they were, she was far m ore beautiful than anything else in the world.
servatory believes th e comet now in 90 degrees officially, and was reported A ustralian ja rra h have caused railw ay last y e a r’s course in class, laboratory, Jacob Riis, Noted Author,
au th o rities in India to give atten tio n field, sw im m ing pool, on hikes and a t
One day when they had ridden out beyond th e lim its of th e city and sig h t is th e sam e th a t was observed higher in various parts of town.
A fter Long Illnes, Is Dead
into the pleasant countryside they halted th e ir horses beneath a wild crab- and recorded by French scientists 124
R eports from u p state indicated a to the possibility o f m aking use of | games. Thirty-five boys, representing
B arre, M ass.—Jacob A. R iis, auth
less
expensive
A
m
erican
tim
b
e
r
for
over
a
dozen
counties,
attended
the
years
ago.
general
heat
wave
in
the
country
d
is
apple tree a t the edge of a cem etery. W hile H arley was breaking off a
the sleepers required.
As A ustralian first session. Accommodations fo r one or, honored by his in tim ate friend,
blossoming bough Ja n e t gazed curiously a t n num ber of gravestones which
A Federal grand ju ry a t P ittsb u rg tricts. The m ercury rose to 95 in the ja rra h is now quoted a t $2.80 per
Theodore Roosevelt, as " th e most use
hundred boys are provided th is year.
has voted indictm ents ag ain st five em shade in several places.
were set in even rows and w hich all seem ed to be exactly alike.
sleeper (broad gauge), th ere thus
Four to five hours each day, includ- ful citizen ,” is no more. D eath, a fte r
ployes
of
th
e
Carbon
Steel
Co.,
for
"Tomorrow is Decoration day, Isn’t It?" she asked.
Kansas C ity—A new h eat record for seem s a possibility of considerable ! ing Saturday, are devoted to study and a lingering illness, came here a t his
furn ish in g d efective steel for Panam a
“ Yes. Tomorrow all those graves will be covered with flowers."
the
year in W estern Missouri and business in A m erican Pacific Coast th e rem ainder of the tim e to play, sum m er home a little before noon
canal locks.
E astern K ansas was made Tuesday. tim ber. The Oudh & Rohikhand ra il w ith W ednesday and Saturday a fte r W ednesday.
“I ought to be at hom e tom orrow ," she said, with a little sigh. "T here
Mr. R iis w as brought home about
Miss M arg aret W ilson, d aughter of St. Joseph reported a maxim um te m way, the E ast Indian railw ay, the A s noons free. A general leader, assisted
Is a grave in the South th a t I have alw ays decorated. My g ran d fath er was
tw o w eeks ago from a sanitarium in
sam
Bengal
railw
ay
and
the
Bombay,
by
th
ree
to
five
senior
or
graduate
col
th
e
P
resident,
sang
for
th
ree
phono
p
eratu
re
of
90
degrees,
and
a
t
Topeka,
In the Civil war."
graph records, w hich are now being K an., the m ercury reached th a t figure. Boaroda & C entral India railw ay have lege boys, will keep careful oversight M ichigan, w here he had been taken
"And my g ran d fath er's grave Is th ere," he onswerod. "It is the third In advertised fo r sale, in an ad. bearing
It
The m ark established in K ansas is already been experim enting w ith tim of th e boys day and night, both to fo r tre a tm e n t fo r h e a rt trouble.
the second row from th e right. I suppose your g ran d fath er was In th e Con- also th e p icture of Miss Wilson.
w ithin one degree of the record for ber from the Pacific Coast o f the U n it keep them from g e ttin g into m ischief w as ap p aren t th a t death was near,
federate arm y?”
ed S tates w ith successful
results. and to see th a t each boy gets his share th a t the p a tie n t was beyond medical
th is date in 27 years.
Jacob A. It iis, noted social and re
G enerally speaking, the Indian ra il of all th e work and fun.
The boys assistance, and it was Mr. R iis’ desire
"Yes."
form w riter, is seriously ill w ith heart
B altim ore — According to w eather ways purchase betw een 500,000 and will be organized into groups, accord to die here.
“ Well, th ere were good men on th a t side, too.”
trouble.
Mr. Riis, who w as 65 years of age,
It#is ing to age and developm ent, for both
bureau reports B altim ore was the hot- 1,200,000 sleepers every year.
"The best men th a t ever livod were on th a t side."
The N orw egian steam er A tlantis, tes city in the U nited S tates Tuesday. necessary to m ake use of tim b er which th e instruction and play. Each group had given practically his whole life to
"I can 't agroo with you there. Some of th e best men th a t ever lived w ith 98 refugees re tu rn in g to Tam pi The official m aximum tem p eratu re w as would successfully re sist th e w hite will have one of these leaders who will b e tte rin g the condition of th e poor of
New York. He had w orked unceas
were on both sides.”
co, w ent aground and navy tu g s were 94 degrees a t 3 p. m.
Two p ro stra ants which are p revalent throughout be a so rt o f big brother.
India and also not show undue de
Any boy in Oregon is eligible, but ingly for th e ir benefit, physicially and
tions w ere reported.
“The w ar would never have ended as it did If the South could have put called to her assitanee by w ireless.
terio ra tio n from tropical clim a te .”
not m ore than one will be accepted financially had he given of his bounty
as many men In the Hold as th e N orth did. You know th a t very well.”
Tin of good q uality is regarded as
from one d is tric t or w ard school in the to aid the w retched condition of New
Shot
Is
Laid
to
Hazers.
a
nuisance
in
some
p
a
rts
of
A
laska,
“L et us not get Into an argum ent over th a t question now. The w ar Is
tow ns so long as th ere are applicants Y ork’s slumdon.
w
here
it
is
being
throw
n
aside
by
the
Annapolis,
Md.—As
th
e
result
of
Oregon
State
Penitentiary
All over. We can both be proud of our ancestors who took p art In It. I am
R iis was th e 13th child of a L atin
from schools not represented.
All ap
ready to adm it th a t your g ran d fath er was brave and high-minded. He fought gold m iners. In th e rich est spots as w hat the authorities of St. Johns Mil
teacher in R ibe, Jutland, Denmark.
Will
Raise
Own
Swine
plicants
m
ust
be
approved
by
the
coun
much as a h a lf pound to the pan is re
itary College believe to have been an
He was born in 1849. Young R iis be
for what he thought was right. If he
ported, which, a t th e present price of
Salem—Governor W est, in a s ta te ty or tow n superintendent, both as to
attem pted hazing of W illiam Bowlus,
came a c a rp e n te r’s apprentice.
The
was m istaken it was unfortunate, but
ore, would give th e grav els a value of
m ent issued Tuesday, said hogs were ch aracter and ab ility to profit by the
a cadet from Middletown, Md., the
vocation he had chosen did not prevent
It does not lessen his heroism In the
$18 to $20 a yard.
being raised successfully a t th e state course. No tobacco users will be ac
la tte r is a t a hospital here seriously
him, however, from falling in love
’
least. I honor him for doing w hat he
penitentiary. H is statem en t is a fol cepted.
wounded by a pistol bullet. Five or
Boys, teachers, parents o” others w ith E lizabeth Nielson, daugther of
lows:
considered his duty ”
PORT LAND MARKETS.
six freshm en w ere in the room of one
one of the rich est men in his native
0
Vtt
“ One of the industries advanced a t who may be interested should secure a
"Oh, please don’t say any more
of th eir num ber when a party of five
tqwn. B ut she refused him, and when
copy of th is circular.
the
Oregon
S
ta
te
Prison,
w
nich
is
about that. You northern people are
R iis w as 21 y ears old, having learned
W h eat—T rack prices: Club. 86c; juniors, am ong whom was Bowlus, proving a money-maker, is the hog in
alw ays patronizing us by telling us
his trade, he em barked for New York
bluestem . 89e; forty-fold, 87c; red came to the door and demanded adm it dustry. Much non-productive land has
John Day Minerals.
tance. Someone in th e room fired a
w ith only $40 in his pocket.
Russian, 86c; valley, 86e.
how bravo and how noble you con
o f late been cleared or drained and
The m ineral resources o f th e John
R iis built m in er’s huts in a Penn
M illfeed— Bran, $23.50(<(24 per ton; shot, which, a fte r splintering a heavy placed under cultivation. T his added
sider o u r soldiers to have been. It Is
Day
valley
are
described
in
d
etail
by
sylvania construction camp, mined
shorts $26.50(1/27; m iddlings, $326(33. door panel, entered Bowlus’ left side.
merely a n o th er way of telling us that
acreage has made possible a g re a t in A rthur J . Collier, o f the U n iv ersity of coal, made bricks, drove a team and
Hay No. 1 E astern Oregon tim o
you are ready to forglvo us for being
crease in the num ber of hogs k ept at Oregon, in “ The M ineral Resources of
peddled flat irons and books.
A t 27
thy, $15( k 16; mixed tim othy, $13(xT4;
Home Given to Ex-Mayor.
the institution, w ith the resu lt that, O regon,” num ber three, ju s t issued by
crushed. I have heard it bo often
he spent his la s t cent in reaching New
valley g rain hay, $126(13; alfalfa, $12
Marshfield,
O
r.—
Friends
and
adm
ir
beginning
July
1,
th
e
prison
hog
yards
th a t I hate it.”
the S tate B ureau of Mines and Geol
(«113.
ers of Dr. E. E. Straw , ex-m ayor, will will flot only fu rn ish the prison its ogy. The article deals very largely York and w as forced to accept a be
They rode on for n mile o r two
g in n ers’ place as a reporter.
A t the
Rarley — Feed, $20(u21 per ton; present him w ith a new residence. Dr.
supply o f pork, b u t it is estim ated th a t w ith the coal deposits o f the John Day very first he m ade his m ost conspic
In silence. Suddenly Ja n e t turned her
brew ing, $21.50(1/22; rolled, $23.50(x Straw served the city for eig h t years
the surplus, if sold, w ill be sufficient and H eppner regions, and throw s many uous success in th e study of conditions
24.
horse, snying:
in the capacity o f m ayor and only re to purchase all b eef and m utton needed in terestin g side lights on the geologi
on the E ast Side of New York. L ater
O ats No. 1 w hite m illing, $22( k tired when his practice as an ear and
"L et us go back I don't w ant to
for the in s titu tio n .”
cal form ation of the g re a t John Day he bought a paper and sold it a t a
22.50
per
ton.
eye specialist demanded his full tim e.
ride any more today."
Fossil belt.. Copies may be had by re profit, retu rn ed to Denm ark and m ar
Corn W hole, $34; cracked, $35 The city grew from a saw m ill town to
"I’m sorry we cam e out this
Drugstores Must Re Dry.
questing them o f Dear. H. M. Parks. ried the g irl who had refused him
per ton.
a
city
w
ith
m
iles
o
f
pavem
ent
and
way." H arley replied. "T h ere are
Salem —In an a tte m p t to put an end O. A. C., Corvallis, director of the when he was a carp en ter’s apprentice.
V egetables Cucumbers, $1.75 box; large buildings during Mayor S tra w ’s
some blossoms. May I get som e of
eggplant, 15c pound; peppers, 20(u adm inistration. The home is to be to th e illicit sale o f
intoxicating B ureau of Mines.
them for you.”
25c
dozen;
head
lettuce,
$2.25(1/2.50
Uniform Act Is Favored.
erected on lots which Dr. Straw owns liquors by druggists, the S tate Board
“I Never W ant to See You Again.”
"Leave them w here they are,"
New Railroad Favored.
per o ra te ; artichokes, 75(u 85c per doz on W ireless H ill and the money has of Pharm acy, in session here, adopted
Salem, O r.— In le tte rs sent to the
en: celery, $4(u4.50 c ra te ; tom atoes, all been subscribed.
she answ ered. ”1 shall never like crabapple blossoms again.”
R oseburg—T hat the people of Coos
a resolution providing th a t no person
secretaries o f sta te throughout the
2.25(ii5 p er c ra te ; spinach, 5c per
He experienced a feeling th a t he had never been conscious of before
shall be granted a renew al of license county are enthusiastic over the pros
country, Ralph W atson, corporation
pound;
horseradish,
8(u
10c;
rhubarb,
I ’nitarians May Change.
who, betw een Jan u ary 1, 1911, and the pects of a railroad from R oseburg to
It seemed to him th at th e glory of th e day had suddenly vanished He knew
comm issioner, urges th e necessity of
1J c ( k 3 p er pound; cabbage, ‘2c per
d
ate
of
the
application
fo
r
license
shall
Boston
A
proposition
th
a
t
steps
be
the coast and will do th e ir share tow d ra ftin g a uniform “ Blue Sky L aw .”
In th a t m om ent th a t he could never be happy again without her.
pound: asparagus, 90e(u$l per dozen; taken changing the name " U n ita ria n ” have been convicted of tw o or more
ard b ringing about a speedy realiza He suggests th a t a convention of com
If I have said anything I ought not to have said, please forgige me. peas, 7( k 8 c pound; beans, 106( 11c.
as applied to th e denom ination was ap violations o f any s ta te or Federal law tion of the project, was the statem en t m issioners having duties sim ilar to his
he begged. “Prom ise me th a t you will not go away Jan et. I love you.
G reen fru it
Apples, $1.506(2.76 proved at the annual m eeting o f the regulating the sale of narcotic drugs
o f J. W. P erkins, on his retu rn re be held for the purpose of d ra ftin g and
C an't you see th a t I do?"
box; straw b erries, $1.15(1(1.50 c rate; A m erican U nitarian assem bly W ednes or into x icatin g liquors.
cently from Marshfield. I Mr. Perkins discussing the proposed m easure. “ I
cherries,
106(12)6
pound;
gooseber
The board also assumed the rig h t to was sent to Coos county by th e Rose
"And I h a te you,” sh e answ ered "1 n ever w ant to see you again w ill
day. The suggestion was embodied in
understand th a t some 32 sta te s have
ries,
2(<(3c
pound;
apricots,
$2
per
you please ride on? I p refer to retu rn a lo n e "
the report of th e secretary. Rev. Lew decline- to grant licenses.
burg Comm ercial club in hope thag the enacted blue sky law s,” he says in his
box; cantaloupes, $6.50 crate.
is
G.
Wilson
o
f
this
city,
who
declared
people of th a t section could be induced I [et t e r 7 “ end th a t sim ilar b in s 'a re to be
Harley W orthington passed a sleepless night, and Memorial day found
Potatoes -Oregon, 90c(/($l per hun- ¿hat the name was inadequate and
Olalla Dike Proposed.
to in terest them selves in building the presented in m any additional states.
him In the depths of hopelessness He had no desire to p articipate In any dred; sw eet potato«*, $4.50oi5.
m isrepresented in a g reat m easure the
W ashington, D. C .— Senator Cham railroad. Public m eetings w ere held Such legislation, should be uniform . ”
of th e usual cerem onies S hu ttin g him self In his room, he refused to sec
Eggs — F resh Oregon ranch, case scope of th e church’s work.
berlain has introduced a bill authoriz a t M arshifield and N orth Bend.
anyone or to Leek forgetfulness in diversion. He could think o f nothing but count, 21(>(21)c; candled, 22(<(22|c per
ing the officials of the O lalla diking
dozen.
Huerta's Flight Rumored.
Ja n e t Holfe and he conjured up a thousand fancies concerning her, all of
John D. Rated SJl 1.226,36?.
d istric t to construct, on foundation?
Bee Ordinance Is Started.
Poultry
Hens.
1
6
(u
l6
|e
;
broil
era,
V era Cruz — General H uerta left
them leading to the conclusion th a t she had merely availed h erself of the
Cleveland John D. R ockefeller is already laid, or a t any point fa rth e r
Hood R iver—Complaints of citizens Mexico City a t 3 a. m. Tuesday, and
25(n 27c;
tu rk ey s,
live.
20o(22c;
first excuse th a t presented Itself to get rid of him.
dressed, choice, 25<«i26c; ducks, 12c; placed upon hte Cuyahoga county tax up-stream , a dike across O lalla slough of the* heights portion of the city is en route to Puerto Mexico, accord
At last his hopelessness turned to anger, and late In the afternoon he geese, lf lw llc .
duplicate for $311.226,347.
O f th is in Lincoln county. Oregon, w ith a gate residing near the home of W. W. ing to inform ation received here. This
got his horse He had no Idea, as he galloped aloug. where he was going
D akin, who has an apiary of 50 h i v e s comes
_______ from a man who occupies a high
B u tter C ream ery prints, ex tra, 27) am ount, it was said by Tax Commis to perm it the passage of vessels.
Perm ission is given to keep the of bees, caused the city council in ses- j position in Mexico City. Color is given
He did not care.
sioners F ackler and Agnew, $285.000,-
per pound: cubes. 23(>(24)c.
V . ~ \ l _____ 1 « . . _ : __L.a a _ J ___ * .
___
r
•
° _
gates
closet!
when
necessary
to
hold
000 was for Standard Oil company
sion here Monday night to d ra ft an or to the report by the fact
Pork Fancy, 10)ix 11c per pound.
The sun was low In th e west when he drew up beneath th e crab-
th a t the G er
stock.
The R ockefeller tax retu rn hack the oide w aters to p revent over- dinance which passed its first reading man cruiser D resden and th e steam
Veal Fancy. 11)6(12c per pound.
spple tree beside th e cem etery w here he and Ja n e t had paused the day be
Hops 1913 crop, prim e and choice, will be certified to the county auditor flow o f the lands behind the dike. The preventing any person from keeping ship Ipiranga, of the H am burg-A m eri-
fore. A horse was teth ered there. Suddenly ho realised th a t It was the
w ithin a few days.
A t the present work, however, m ust be done accord more than five hives of bees, and these can line, steam ed from V era Cruz th a t
horse Jan et had been in th e h abit of riding He looked Into th e cem etery at 14(ul5c; 1914 con tracts, 14/xl4)c.
to be kept removed a t least 100 feet n ig h t for Puerto Mexico, the Dresden
Wool
V alley, 1 S(x 20c; E astern ra te of tax atio n it would retu rn ap ing to plans of the W ar departm ent.
the freshly decorated graves, and th ere he saw her. standing beside the third
from any occupied residence or street. follow ing closely behind the Ipiranga.
Oregon, 1 6 (x l9 )c ; m ohair, 1914 clip, proxim ately $5.000,000 in taxes.
In th e second row from th e right. She was !u the act of placing a w reatf 27(x2S|c p er pound.
In case any one is found guilty of vio It is believed th a t the G erm an govern
Contractor Opens Office
upon It.
Greeley's Printer Dead.
C attle P rim e ste e rs. $7.756(8.25;
A storia - The Boyajohn-Amold com latin g the ordinance he w ill be asked m ent will offer G eneral H uerta asylum.
In a m om ent he was at her side
choice, $7.256(7.50; medium, $7 (a
San Antonio. Tex. Joseph U lrich, pany. which has been aw arded the con to abate the nuisance.
7.50, choice cows. $6.506(7; heifers, an old-time p rin ter, employed by H or tra c t for clearing, grading and d rain
"Jan et." he said, taking her In his arm s, "you are not going aw ay?“
Shoot King's Horse Plot.
$6(.i7; lig h t calves, $8<x8.50; heavy, ace Greeley a t 'th e founding o f the ing the portion o f the Columbia H igh
Oregon Acres Are Opened.
"No, dear," she replied, "not until you and 1 go away together.”
London — The Daily E xpress says
$6«i7.50; hulls, $4«(6.25; stags. $5.50 New York Tribune, died here Tuesday way betw een this city and th e east line
W ashington, D. C.—The Secretary th a t the police have been notified of a
They sta rte d back tow ard th e city, When they reached the place where
(.i 7.
a t the age o f 95.
Soon a fte r the New of the county, n ear W estport, has of th e In terio r has designated for en- j plot to
shoot
B rakespear.
K ing
the road branched Harley asked:
Hogs — L ight, $7.506(8.25; heavy, York Tribune was founded Mr. Ulrich opened an office in th is city. The larged hom estead entry 900,000 acres G eorge's en try in the Derby, which is
"Shall we part h ere again T"
$6.500(7.25.
was made forem an of the composing- company is n eg o tiatin g w ith
sub of land in sm all tra c ts, scattered all to be run a t Epsom Downs. The Daily
“1 think." she answ ered, "th e North and the South can irual them selves
Sheep- W ethers, $4.25<.i 5.25; ewes, room and he attrib u ted his promotion contractors and expects early th e com over E astern Oregon.
The larg est E xpress adds th a t at a m eeting of m il
$3.52(x 4.25; y earlin g lam bs. $56(6.25; to the fact th at he could read Horace ing week to sub-let the g re a te r portion designations are in th e D eschutes and ita n t suffragettes, success to the plot
to travel together on one road, after this.
G reeley's w riting.
spring lam bs, $6ui<L60.
i if not all of the w ork by sections.
John Day valleys.
w as drunk in champagne.
Resume of World’s Important
Events Told in Brief.
Ex-Director of New Haven Road
Wants to Testify.
Apple Estimates High,
Declares Sales Manager
a