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PITTSBURG PLANTS CLASSIFIES LANDS EXPOSITION OPENS HIGH SCHOOLS OF " WILL BE MODIFIED
FROM STRIKERS NATIONAL FOREST AT NAT TONIGHT. SOUTHERN OREGON, TO PLEASE IAPAN
raenient to
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li.f the ev. I i-ioii n. i'uhi ' "' ' '
I i niiii fip
11 It T ft 1 1 1 'i . ' I " ! ---hm inii in i i " " T
r u- rmil
PJTTSIHHO. A.nl .'I. I. puivl
nhenfls p-tiurdinu tin- liiit t ihe.
Wi'SttlllfhoU'.e r.leetlii A. Miinuliie.
tunny conipanv ul Ki.l Pittsburg,
where Hl.wlMt men nrc mil on strike,
ttM'il tlifir clubs toduv t force a wnv
through trike lucketa lor workmen
trying to enter the shop. Tin nn--iml
fighting wii" ot a bridge, when
tli( picket linked hands across the
street along which the workmen
passed. It wii snid Hint between
jroii nnd IWMW worker succeeded hi
k-cttiug inside the wot ha. .Sevmity
mix metal manufacturing ('(miWiiiicH
in 1'iUshorg and vjeinitv HMioiineeii
thev would not rodnee the woikmg
hour in their rrapeotiio shop.
Tin 'omMuii', Mid to employ n
total of almost 1(111,0(1(1 men, consul
iriil Hm eight hour iiii'Niiiiu hint
week after the employes of num
ber of hIio IihiI ilomimded hii eight -liour
iny, and it lind lieeomo known
tlmt oilier demand wcie in premr
iiIupii. Dm of tin1 pnni'iptil enhance to
tin- work in liv n bridge owned joint
K liv the clwlrii' company ami Hip
IVimsylvniiia railroad. Threat to
ilv minute it were heard on Hip stteeU
ami n strong force of depulics wmi
placed around the structure.
AH saloon in the village were or
dered dosed until night. This pie
i a ill ion was tukrli if I hi- is pnvdnv
uiitl iiIkmiI 7(10,(1(111 is lii ln ilislnh-
llllll llllllf till- Horlilnt II
L ii
10 KEEP CAPE
SAI.KM. Or., Apnl 'J I. After
holding M conferi'iM'i' with the mem
ber if the .Mute hijrhwnv i'iniini
sion hihI be nhiMr lMrd, fJoer
nor .IftttiM Witliycowihe nniimineeil
IimIiiv HihI he would iffiiHe to iIhiiiw
J!. I. ('untitle ui ft"iitHnt hIiiIp hi-jili-wnv
enirinwr. Stnte llnjoneer Jolm
II. Ia-wm hnd recomuieinlod the li--
iniNKiil on the groundx of i nonu
mid luirinoiiv in the luulin depnrt-iiieiit.
JflOVE ARMY NEARER BORDER
(Continued tram pnco ana)
or i in v oll'ifiiils iniil.l (nlk to him
mid -util thriiiteUi'x of hi idi'iilily.
Witlidrnuiil nl the tidwiiiced
foieen in Mexieo lo Ihe fn-n- tlritn
din region, llM) in ilex mmiIIi of the
horder, in regnnliil hy war deport
ment offii'iiilM n due to the plim of
rvdixpoKitiou f trMih denernl I'nn
hlon hiiM hcen nnlhnriied to mnke.
Stcndin Ituker nmdti it eleiir tiwlny,
hiu'r, thiil (tenerul I'ninlon hnd
Imiii ifixen full dieretion mid thai he
win. not ndied te'ifii'ully of the
tle to )tf taken.
('imiilinilni( Inn Sliivrtemit
Army offieer jmiiiiIimI out Hint the
retirement MimcMcd would eut Hie
eoininunietlioii line to 1M imli-
trwm the pre-vnl horder bn-e 'I In
hhorler hue mild he mmntuinid with
i'iisi, they Mild, reitiii'iilt'xs ol tlir u
of ruilwu,V, ol Mculher eoiidiinuc. m
of the Attitude of t'nrriiun milit.t r
eoiiiniouderK. The Anterniin loin
would then be utile lo tnke enre of
tluniMlveM wilhoul undue n-1.. wU.it
ever the devclopmi'iil-. m ihu
Tkev would ttUn be ulilf l hinl
horder towns.
If (leuerul Fuu-lon'. nuriH-.- i- l. ttl11' '""'l loiimuue.
Ntiihli.li hi Mdvmii.t In...-, HI....I..I ''"' '" Hi main with li.i
AniK'iiM' emi lit I- lnliilf li I ii' di-
trirt fori'xlii, I'ottluiid. Or. ( tin
filml eln.ilieutioii In the -ri-retin
of Airneulliire, ! prm-lienlU nil the
IhiiiIs within the Oregon uiiliorml lor
eil. Thi" fori'l cover- lolnl men
ol I.I lll.il-ll iicre-. I iiiu between Ihe
t'oluiiibin riter itml Ml. Jerter-.m,
mid inelmlcH the Mull Hun reMcrte
mid the t 'oluiuhiii (lorKe ('ink.
TIiih chiKiificHtion is it part of the
eliiHiilu-utioii work which is licmi;
coined on li the for.t wen ice to
cover nil Hie national forcu within
the stnte, nlut practically tiiiiHhc thf
work iimiii the Oregon miliomil for
est. The IaihIh hi Hip Winnie pnijcet
were elnH.ififi in llll.'i; Hip Hull Run
ri'ripnp is closed to the public liy net
of cmiKiexH, and ilw not, theri'forp,
leipiii'p fulilier clnMNiiicnlion. The
Ciiluinliiu (lorKi iurk hits already
Ih'ph elnHifieiI and is .ct aside, liv
Mwretniy'K order, Ihwmbpi' '21. IUL'i,
ii h it recreation ground for Hie uc
of Ihe iiuhlic. The Imlnnce of the
a t vu wiliiHi the nntioiial lores)
hinimlHry, ninl Hip subject ol the
present ivH.rt, covers iipproxiinnte
ly hlir.lW acres, mid with the excep
tion of 11HII iicii's (uhieli were iml
elliHsil'ieil ) the whole linn was pro
iiomieed b the ecretary to he chief
ly valunhlr for forest purKscs and
not fiutiililo for tijipninu to entrv un
der the hninestpad nets of June 11,
tililll, and AiikiisI 111, )V2. It i
-iii.I Hinl inosi of the nirricitlliirul
IiiihIs wilhiii thin forest were taken
up within two i'ii ix after the passu ye
..f 111.- net of .llHIP II, limit.
In ifciieial the liiiHirnphv of this
HII", 121! aeips is erv loilt'li; it i
luiivilv nullified, in nianv places
I'lHiiiinit as lnli us mn.llflO feel Ii. in.
to the acre, and the hiith allitude
makex nKncultural pursuits iniprac
ticnl. Thete are also several hiuh
IH'itks wilhiu this area, such as Mount
Hood, Olnllie Hut It. Mul I lc A inoiin
linn and Mount WiU.hi. In tact, the
ulriil.r pail ol tin' men is nhove
IHIIII III I I'll V.lllntl.
MAI ATTEMPTS 10
DELAY ARMY BILL
vahiiii:t i hi i Miotii
er olijeilluu IihI.i i Ii. 1'iil.lii hi
I.euiter ln li n to - inline tin .unit 1111
to rollfflelu e led lo all lllllliiilllt'e
ment l Democratic Lemlei Kttililu
that a rule lo ittmliarKe the inllllury
louiniillee from further lonHiderulion
of the 1111 will no brouKbt in to.l.n
and under It the Kpeaker will tin cm
pew ered to name boHne conferees at
once,
The objection toda to the nieeil
tng U of the army Mil ainnrciii!
Widened the lirein It letweeii ieml
ItcatiH and ilemo. nn
Almost iii'tt d iioiniii.il Ion In Ihe
rotiMrv in reprKenteil In the great
Moi.lal Hrlie exposition lo open to
night at Ihe eil Ton! Nni ,Nrer
before tn the hllor of the I'rotent
ani" won Mlnliop Kdwln Hu(the of
the M K eburrli "hu o great and
fine an ?xlillilt of rellBto work town
KatheTcd together " There I a great
movement among the church In
America to gel toaetber. Thta la the
flrat ntp In that direction. Here alt
meet on a common ground who" on an
equal footing, the !'renb terlana, lhP
tlHlM Coligr.KatlOHHllntii. .Vlethodtmii.
IC.lB.otHllim, ChrlNtlan and what
not.
llPKidpa the mnn church agenrio
there will he found there many of the
fluent exhibit In oxtateni of the Na
tional Hoelul Hervlep ngpnelea Incltid
Iiik the Nallonal Child Labor com
mittee, the joint Hoard or Hutiltary
Control, the National W. r. T. U.,
the Salvatton Army. tlH Sabbaih
t)a Alllanie, the National Thinner
tttiec HOPlety and many nthern.
Wllliud Cvliililltiiii
The vvondcrfiil polyulot pel ii Inn
lirppareil In I'tnn. Wilturd to be
preKenle.l to I he world power In
there on exhibition. It contain over
T.r.ou.noo name and I more than h
mile and u half long Never before
ha this been allowed to go on Hip
road hut the officer of thn National
V. C. T. V. feel that no better line
of thl great monument of officiant
effort can Iip nuide than to have It go
with the traveling exhibit of Natlonnl
Kellgloii force.
Pormlng pari or the exhibit of the
Ami'rl.Hii Tract aorlcty I the original
lleorge Whitfield pulpit iihpiI tn thl
country now nearly two huntlreil
year ago.
In the PaleRtln hpcUoh of the ex
1'i.ifi - "i U Sw. . . reprc-
elitlli the extension I .,.rfmelll of
the I'mver-itv of flreyon. li arriv
ed 10 liirne Kiver vnllev lit t Wed
ncsdin, with a Ijhj meicK .n pro-ieel,
him aitmreiitlv em joy e. I the ..rk,
far. and Will probably not be able to
complete it before Jhe latter part of
this week. So for he hu- uilcd Ihe
liiK'h sebools hi 1'lioepix. .Ineksonville
und Medfonl, anil on Hnttirdnv he nd
dresxed the .Ineknon t'ooiitv School-miistir-'
club in its m's-iou at ICngle
l'oinl. Tixlnv he will vi-il the high
KcbiHils ul (lold Hilt and (limits Pass
and on Tuesday pvtwinir and Wcdne
Slll.si.li A in 1 1 .1 ' i
an p'oteRt against linlunlon in Hie
penitlnu Inmilgrallon bill or ,i ref. r
ence to the Root-Takattlrn agreeNlen
restrict I n Immigration of .linn.
laborer wo dlcued In conferenci
today by Herretury laming, Chair
mau Htone of Ihe nenate foreign r.-Ki
tloH commtltee, and Chulimir
Hmlth of the immigration ron
tee,
Henalor Bmltli later ealli'd a nun
Ing of hi committee for Thurs.i.i
when, It wa undertood, an eir.i
will ho made to modify the bill
aa to eliminate any objection the i.u.
(oMeio government may have.
"I wee no renmiii to believe tlmt
tatlMfactory aolution cannot he en-ih
A PESSIMIST is a fellow that
looks down at the ashes in his
pipe, instead of up at mrtfe
the smoke. W
THERE it a whole
lot of cool, smooth
smoke nnd mighty
little ash in a pipeful of
perfect burning- VEL
VET Tobacco.
imlini) reached. ' nld Senator Smith
day he will nil dies the
club and oilier civic IhmIii
land. Ills talk tlieto will
ilcstnieimii of mupIi tipsi as ruts. nff,,,.. n.,.,,.1 inin i.iw itt
mice and Hies, fii the nlleruoou of ! T.il.llilirt .igreemenl wtil.h It idul
at Ah- j The Japanese governtnont I tin
ie on thc'(1irtnoil to rennnl a mi nffronl it it
p ltooi
I
Wediiesilav he will iiildic. the Soiilh-
orti Oregon redi'mtion ol Women's
t'luba on the anbjwt ot "Jletcditv."
I'rofcssor Swpptpr cpie---i milv
cominendiitiou for tile pn.uie- In ..!
serves in the wmk of the lie;li --li.. l -of
Hoiilherii OrcKon. On I'hiI.iv nnin
inir he visited the Mrdfoiil lnli !!
mid delivered an illu-tiiite.l leiime
on "Wild Flowers of Oieyon." nu is
IH'cially interest mi; di-coursc and
imrtii'iilnrly vnltinble to the class m
botany. The profpwxnr ci.nipliinented
the student body on its dcvolcil nl
tention to his talk and to the clui-nln-linu
of vital point in the wmk o the
tuilenl life.
the I niversiiy or lireuon st mi i
lecturers to all parts of die tnte . n Ii
year to examine the win I, .i tin- lie.-li
schools and I he systems emplovi .1 i,.i
sulitaiilinl advancement. TIi.'m' lie
tu rcfs all have citifyinc imiiais to
stitdi'iits whom thevjiHHt uml ein-.iin-nging
counsel to nil. School .upciin-
po!tlon will be found many rurlou tendi'iits and high aehool piimipiiU
and Inlereatlng relic among other
thing an ancient lamp over lOott
year old. The Paleatlne Hectlon of
the eioaltlon ha recently come from
the Orand Central Palace of New
York (Its. where It w;m officially
reciiutiue the iiniwiliiin I tin
work, and students- geucmllv -In.u
mnrked nppieciatiim of it.
"This southern Oreitou tcniiorv i
n beaittitul country," said I'lol'i-sm
Sweet sor, "and ita M'honls arc a
. . -. . . ... . ..... . i.I-..j!U I.. ll.M .l.ln t'l... ...,!...........
openeii hy 'resilient woourow vvti-i ''" " " -.-. x.. ....... .. ...
son Thl I under the aupervUlon ,"' emcienev hi your coips ,.t tcaeii-
of lr Allen Moore who wa brought '' W'"'1'' ' high mink o credit
i .i ..
i.r in thin cnuiitrv from Knelnml . any vviierc
to iiiiiduit the PaleHllne aectlon In
the great inlMvlonary exhibit known
a ' The World in llonton." Dr.
loore followed Hilly Monday In hi
i.Ik tabernacle In Hcrauton recently
and exhibited lo over Mmhki people.
TihIhj's I'hwwhi
The program for tonight I a fol
low ? on p. in. - Ootid in led (our
through exiKitlon
h nu p iii Openlnu rcinonv,
of f 1. i.il n il.liK. I Mllli-I. rial nl-
illiili.
ii i m P.ile-ltue Wi.lillliK
proreoalon and reallatlc coluuie lec
ture by Dr. Allen Moore.
Kaatern Dreaa Ths Heihlehem
dreHR. The Del baity dreaa. How rtn
rah and Kuih dicsed. 'The lost
piece of llver." Th veil ami the
barley. Raiment or needle work
How Abraham dreed. Coat ot
muny color. The water cellar The
shepherd. The non-dlvldini: uml
The Lord hath nude bare his lioh
urin "
' I'. i m Tu'.li .hi of Ten Vir
ln '
Itself to lultlll The peiulliiK Ml, l
Inferenie, li is urgiifil bv I.u an
PAINS IN SIDE
JND BACK
How Mrs. Kelly Suffered and
How She was Cured.
HurlinRton, Wli. I was very Irrcp
ular, and had pains in my niilpinid buck,
hut after t tiki nu
Lydia K. I'lnkluitifn i
ejje table Com
pouml Tablet.i and
u.slti); two iMittles of
the Sanative Wuuli
I mn fully convinced '
that I uin entirely
curwl of thenc trou
ble, ami feel belter
all over. I know
your remedies: htivo
doiio me worlds of
good nnd I hope every sulferltiB vvontun
will j?lve them u trial." Mr. Anna
Kki.i.v, 710 Chustnut Street, DurlinR
ton, Wis.
The many convincing testimoniaU con
stantly pllblillel in the !H'Wmfri
ought to bo proof enough to women who
Milter from thoe ditreMinK ilU hh'u
llur to their sex that Lydlu K.Pinkham'
VgetnM ConiMHind i the niedlciuu
tlmy neod. i
Thl good old resit and herb remedy '
ha proved unequalled for theM ilred-
ful ill; It contain what in newled to
restore woman' health and utrength.
If tlicro is any ppculiarity In
vmir ttiso )M ulrliitr special ail
viei', xvrlto the l.xillu . IMtik
liani .Mcillfliio Co. (coiillili'iitlul),
I.yun, Willis,, for f too aih iec.
Gwk,
'3 JjJ m
Jlqq'ttljffyiUjS&uieo Ckt
j.i ii .LU35
Nothing Better
THAN
None Better Bread
THERE'S A REASON, TOO
ANGLIRON
GAS RANGES
THE FINEST GAS RANGE EVER PRODUCED
INDESTRUCTIBLE, HANDSOME, ECONOMICAL
TO OPERATE, EASY TO BUY
Phone
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Now on Display at the
OREGON GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
27 N.
Grjpt'
BRITAIN REPLIES 10
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WA.MIINi.roN. Apul -'I I
llllll li nil. - .ul'il. Nil l.til s..,i!
It.. . I. ill IV .li Ii.'U'iI .. s, . , ,1
I .in in. In . mini ot ' - H pM t"Hi
Aim In .'li .i nli I liU'lOII lllll I ll I. In
I'l.llll I
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partieulmie I'oi heixll ni.
in.l
I W.l II. III. .11-
ClIMUN (llllll. ll'S. 11 Slrill ol' ll'l'l ll.ll
'MM miles .n would Im- lvbiupu-.ii.il j l'"nt. The imtc is ,t l.uii
as the pnv-cul st advunced Amci nnal ililm- ..I th. , ., p.
U'lUl Mist is mar I'.nial, lllll miles
wiutli of the boniei. It is m this ter-1
ritory that (Inieml (uirmua would ,
be reipiiicd to dfiiumti,ite In .ilol .
ity to set me ii'inplcM coiitrnl. t..
stauip out biicundin.'t . and, it p (
aible, to capture or kill Villa hi fun
a complete wilhdiiiwal irom M.vk.'I
woubi be onlcred.
lullHeHee I'mom (viiuhm
The presence of troops in , xico
probubly Will have a d culed ml In
onee iisin diplomaiic niKotiati.uis
with (Icneiiil t'anana. Koine lti
ciuls believe Hint if a ioiiskU i.ible
irt of the term on now covered b
Aatericaii forces is turned back In
the do facto government to notn ,., tin
fjkrraurn forces will be spin n. I in
It activilv hi .li.i-uiy; the lunula-
lUiseo Airedoiulo, t .irruua's ,u
itsadr ib -luiuiti'. -oiiviht an tn
yirf with Kcirctuiv l-.m-iin; tod.i
jjpard to the yovi iiuiieiit'-i pi. m
ItMIHil (leliii.il Kun -Imi l tcdispik.
Ui foncs
Xt W'a litlit'wd Mi 1 1. limn!. .
KfcVllkl be tnl.i that v. li.i.
Ul ehonn' in i In-, nt : i, i
rieudJy pnri'-. tlnre wa m- i
(hang itt t .1. it riiiiiialinn to s
tiuU lVMlte.01. H 1 in .111 border towns
by Mtea ' ' ' '" i"' entid
j -i III ! I
W 3 E"")
Gut the Cost of Living!
A plate of hoi biscuits or muffins, a
fresh, nomc-bnkeel cake, a loaf of brown
or nut-bread, lesuies any meal from the
commonplace, and mote expensive things
are never miased.
With K C, the double acting baking
powder, hckkI results are doubly certain.
There's economy too, in the cost of K C.
fiFWtn.
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
siiimliiiil. 1 nun , N in - I.U-. Hum
sli,. I nuiitl lli.illli
Slam'oitl, I'nnii I .1111 a nm-.
Jlld i-ultriil li. nu 11 li.lv mi-- l..K
down 1 li.itl 110 ,11'i'i'IUi .mil iinilil
not lcei ai ulKiit. mill uoiluna seem
cil lo lielp me II. ili.un. l 'n u ol
tnol, mill .ittcr MkiiiM tin in -1 :At
tie I iiolned an Improvi nu nt ami
fotll bottles III, Ule III' Mt'll .lint slit.ilit,
II gave me a beam .iihoi : i . -,. i .411
leep soundlv instil or .lit I 11.11
siiler 1 110 1 it woiuleiful Imiit
K1II1I1 II I'oiiii's M.inifoi.l 1 .inn
till It .l-t'll lllnl to SO Mil 1 1 -Mil
Id tin noil 1 1 ,'
. 1 1 11 1
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ll i.
1
mil nil
1 li lOll.ltlltili- 1
. . 1 miiioii.il it in. il
' 1 1 1 1 of tin- 1 1 on 1 Ie
cnat'i 1 it aim c
Mraiuvc ii'i-lnl
. .1 t'Olt liv ll. W II 'l
t onil uicil itb ,i inn iii nt
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perimju.
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ful
eit
feel
m.iiiiii, iu iriuin
lit 1 1 t . 'Wilt I 1
I) III
Purse Strings That Reach
Across a Continent
To open your heart, or close your
deal, the safest, surest, swiftest way
to send money is by
WESTERN UNION
The cost is small, the convenience
great. To know how ask any.
Western Union Office.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
u
0
li TOST of the pleasure in owning an
JLVA automobile lies in being able to drive
a
it and
with
edge
and care
care for it yourself. You can do this
Ford. 'Expert mechanical knowl-
not required to successfully run
for Ford cars. Ford owners are
r
IS
able to give their cars all the necessary atten
tion, for the frills were left out of the design,
Everything about the car motor, control,
transmission or any other part is simplicity
itself, and of the best qality. With each
owner his own mechanic, he enjoys the
service of his car every day in the year, with
out any burden of expense for skilled atten-tion.
G E. GATES
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Mi 1 ilt rigms 1