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RE GRADE CONTRACTS
" PORTLAND, Ore., July 30. (A.
Work on Tho Ualk'8-Callfoinla
highway (Fremont trail) wan ad
vanced a year hy Htnto und federul
load dupm'tinentH todny. j
TIiIh hiKhwuy will next month have
had all tho grading contractu lot
navo a four mllo Bcctiun at the new
Crooked river bridge Tho govern
ment today agreed to at unco adver.
I Iho for blilu on the ten mllo Hurt ion
nf the road outh of Crescent thru
Iho national f ureal.
Tho grudlng of this and an over
head railroad rrotudng will -rmt JGO.
(100. When this wan put In tho rec
ord, tho alale highway conitnlmdon
at once notified Secretary IEoy Klein
to ndvertlHu next month for bidu for
grading tho ten .mile i:ind-l-ava
Uutlo section of tho same road.
Next year tnirfaclng contractu on
both will 1e let.
It woh uIho agreed today between
the highway commiBfduii and the
Jtonlon county court that work on
the Newiiot't-l'orvalllH road and tho
Alsea highway in Hen ton county will
1)0 hurried aiiead. The I ton ton tax.
payers yeHterday voted $200,000 road
bondM, and thin nodi will be Hpent on
tho two statu highways Tho Htato
v III co-oneiaiu 50-00 on the New
port road and will provide CO 2-3
per cent on tho AlBca highway.
It wan a Iho announced by the
rommlHslon that work on completing
the 32-mlle gap nutween Mitchell
nnd Dayvlllo will be competed an
noon an poHslblo but It cannot ho
done tlilH year.
Important contracts were awarded
today by tho eommtHsion, four total,
ling $!I41,G02 on the KoohcvcU high
way In Curry county.
Tho contracts awarded follow:
lliunt.'HIII-Chet'co "river suction of
JtooBovt'lt highway in Curry county,
33.3 miles of grading and surfacing:;
unit one, $2811.211; unit four. $302,
J (IK, to Ilauers und liuuein, Dayton,
AVuhIi.: unit two, $105. ItU, Knglohnrt
I'avlng and Construction company,
Kurckn, Cal.; unit threu, J. V. Bwee
ney, Portland, $244,310.
Sllota Bay-riocky creek section of
lloosevelt highway In Lincoln county.
8.8 miles of grading, James Crick,
l'endleton, MG3.035.
Culvertson Sherman highway In
Sherman county, Willlum Kndlcott,
1, 922.60.
TD
LONDON, July 30. (A. P.)
Aftor much mention In debate of the
United States and Japan the house
advocutes a cruiser building plan In
volving un expenditure of 58,000.000
pounds. Tho former labor premier,
Ramsay McDonald made strenuous
efforts to secure passu ge last night
of an nmendmont condemning the
program but the government's stand
was approved when his proposal was
rojocted by n vote of 276 to 140. Me
tnude tho plea that It was unneces
sary to Inflict an annual expendi
ture of 68,000.000 pounds on an
nlroady over-burdened country ad
ding to this tho argument that there
was absolutely nothing to Indicate
a war for many years.
He deprecated any suggestion that
tlio United States nnd Japan were
poitslhlo enemies. Several oilier
spoakors also referred to this phase
oi tno nnvai problem.
LAW RAISING FEES
rOHTLANl. Oro., July 30. A
nnmdnnniH uctlon ntlnrklnir tho ron.
milullonitllly n( tho now law that
n.lcln 5 to Iho old 113 f IlitiK foo
In dlvono eii was filed In clroult
court today.
Tho law wan pnnnod to provUlo for
nppenrunoo of dliitrlct ntlornoyo In
divorce nctloim and to finance In-
oronsoH In pay to district ntlornoya
unu lopuiioH.
Tho null IiIIh nt tho law un ulnwi
nnd mioclnl Icitislallon.
Tho ooinplalnt wan irouiroi! hy
Allornoy tillvor M. Illclioy In tho
nnmo of Mm. MarKorot II. Wiluhl,
whom) dlvorco coniplalnt wan ntlach
'd to It. 1 unkii that I'ounty t'lork
HovorldRO l.o roquirod to fllo tho
lompliilnt for JI2 the old foo.
BUSIED UP SEANCE
OHKKNriKl.n. Miim.. July an
(A. P.) C'hlof Itlionniounl, lndliin
RplrlluullHtla medium, Htrrnted iiov.
ernl work" who on n warrant churn
ing Bxmmlt on a follow medium in
the tiililNt of it lU'iince, whh freed to
dny In district court who niho com
Vlalnnnl, I'onvorno Nlckormin. falloil
tu apiioiir.
The warrant oworn out four yearn
ego, charged that Jtheuniuutit alruck
Nlckereon on the head with a mil
ter when tho letter entered a room
In which the Indian medium wen
conducting a "on mo at the 1
l'lraaunt eiilritunlletio colony near
, here. It wan mild that Nlckormin
had thrown a flaehllKht on Khea-
mound epolllng the seance. Nicker-
epg 1, at ireeent oa the Paclflo comt.
.WIFE IS SLAIN
ItEKKH. Switzerland, July 30.
The woiiini who wns ' found dead;
with a wound through her heart lnl
a suburb of Itasle ycsturday has
been Identified ns Mary I,oavltt
itowen of Iterkoley. Cal. She ar
rived In Basle only two days pre
viously. The wound on the body was made
either by a revolver or knife, and
tho authorities hold the belief that
she was murdered.
Although the police , have made
every effort to solve, the mystery,
oven sending bloodhounds In search
of possible assullants they have been
unsuccessful.
BBRKEMCY. Cal., July 30. How
ard liowcn. retired Hawaiian sugar
planter, was notified at his home
here- last night that his wife, Mrs.
Mary Itowen, was shot accidentally
or by robbers while walking ulono
In the woods near liasle, Switzerland.
This Information was contained In
a ca blegra m from Dr. Wcgmn n n
Arlaheim, who also said thut po
lice were Investigating the myste
rious case and that the consul hud
been Informed,
Oregon Weather.
Fn Ir tonight and Friday,
rately warm In the Interior;
northerly winds.
Mode-gentlo
HAS SAD ENDING
KrtJKNK, Ore.. July 30. A drink
of monnshlno liquor, proferred by
newly made "friends" resulted in the
loss to It. K. Balfour of Cottage
Grove, Of his money, , watch, pocket
knife and hat here last night, JThout
$1U In change and a gold witeh
were thfe heaviest losses, ho said.
Tho victim' came hero Tuesduy
and , stuyed at a rooming house
where ho met tlio ''friends." Yostor-J
day they went -out to look nt some;
property they sum wus for sale,
and they produced tho bottle, of.
iiiniirtHlilrit , ill wim atvttni'ttf thfin'
Balfour thought, ho told the police,
and while he was under Its Influence,
ho was robbed.
One of the robbers was an Ital
ian, one u Canadian and tho third
u Scandinavian, he said.
LITTLE HOPE THAT .
STRIKE OF BRITISH
El
I'tidcrtow Victim.
IIWACO, Wash.. July 30. Vera
Brunei, 1(3, of Woodhurn, Ore., who
was visiting at Ocean Park, was
drowned in the 1'aelfic Wednesday
afternoon while swimming with other
girls, Sho wns caught In tho under
tow and' her companions were un
able to save her. The body was re
covered. The girl's parents arrived
horn this morning cn route to Ocean
Park. '
Cook with pus.
tf
chances for averting the threatened
British coal strike scums decreased
today. Negotiations between' - coal
mine owners and workers, meeting
separately with Prime Minister Stan
ley Baldwin, wore resumed;' this
morning In' a gloomy atmosphere.
Leaders of both sides, after meeting
the premier, spoke pessimistically of
the pronpect.-
"The hope for a settlement is xar
ther off than It has ever -been .be
fore," A. J. Cook, secretary of the
miners' federation, said.
W. A. Lee, secretary of the Min
ing Association of Grout Britain,
representing the owners, said there
was "not a ghost of a chance," that
the owners would withdraw their
demands for two weeks to permit a
continuation of negotiations with the
workers for that period.
(The demands refer to the owners
In sistence upon a now working
agreement calling for longer hours
and lower wages to supplant the
present agreement which expires to
morrow. .Tho miners have refused
to aecopt and have ordered a strike
effectlvo at the expiration of tho
present agreement).
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mojthlypaynients. Compounded dividends at 8 nature
$1Q).66,' shares in se venty-six mouths , by a $1;0$. per mouth
payment,
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
. 30 North Contral Aventie Medford, Oregon
C. M. KIDD, Pres.
O. C. BOGGS, Sec, Atty. 5 X
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