T H E
OREGON MARKSMEN
THIRD-TIME VICTORS
OF CURRENT WEEK
Camp Perry. O. Oregon'» national
guard for the third consecutive jrMrj
fought It* way to vtctoae over eTery
national guard in the United State* In:
the national rffle matches here Thurs- j
A D V O C A T E
S. P
SEEK y. S. LEASES
STATE N E W S
IN BRIEF.
CO. WINS
BIG AWARD
—
Land Grant 4 sat- Knda in $1.677,47M.3&
Decree. May Nut Appeal.
Portland. Or Ttu> laat chapter, un-
lesa an appeal la taken, lu the his
toric Oregon and California land grant
case, Involving title to 3.727.889 94
Brief t o r r e Most
Present Permit System De-
acres of lanil granted by the govern
With every other atate In the
dared Unjust.
Daily News Items.
numt to the Oregon A California rail
union struggling for the place, the
Corvallis.—Burglars broke into the
road, or Ita pradooMaor, In th« ’60a.
1 Oregon riflemen were more than 1000
-
downtown office of the Fischer Flour
was written Monday when Federal
points ahead of their nearest competl-.
mills of this city Thursday night, ham
Judge Wolverton handed down n de
tor at the end of the match.
mered the combination oft the safe
cision In the court alhiwlng tho South
An immense crowd asaembled for
and made away with ITS and a lot of
ern Pacific railroad $4.007,678.85.
| the annual rifle classic. Oregon in
exposition medals.
The Southern Pacific company ab
the drawing for place was one of the
Sllverton Merton O. Kills of Can- sorbed the 4>hl Oregon A California
Evsatts of Noted People, Governments ,as( t(,ams to f|„> Divided into two Cattle Industry Suffering, William
t>y. Or, captured first prise at a flow 4-ompnny many yeara ago and the suit
| firing platoons, the picket sharp-1
Pullman Ss»*. U«ngreas to He
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
er exhibit here last week. He was was really an ac4*4>untlng between tiro
J shooters from Oregon drew the apot- j
Asked for New Deal.
Thing* Worth Knowing.
awarded a silver cup and blue ribbon government ami the defendant com
light as they smarted In skirmish form
for the gorgeous and immense spikes pany. The railroad sought an award
ation down the 500-yard course, firing j
of gladioli which ho had grown.
of about $8.000.000 for the laud lu
under difficult condition*.
Oregon
Baker, Or. Testimony favorable to
Forty per cent of the wreckage of finished the course in four mintues. a
linker An assay of ores from the volved und the government originally
the navy dirigible Shenandoah has clear winner again by more than 10001 a nHt tcmal policy whereby congress Clover creek mine of the Baker cop- conceded $1.200,000.
In the decision, which roveriat 146
been cleared away. Commander Jacob points.
would provide for the leasing of gras- W
‘*‘ 1« »hows value* aggregating
11. Klein of Lakehurst announced Sun
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mg lauds within the public domain to
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Schools Enrol 324.000.
'cent showing with value at $16.80 a hour and 30 minutes for the reading
day.
Monday morning, the court held that
,.h —
luUa°*nt
n * 4S |îi'r*'n
A big doe with horns was shot by
Seattle. w
Wash.
— Figures
Figures reported
reponen, Jay
b<>fop# *t,x'km,'
thrv# members
of the Satur‘
com-j ton. gold $11.20. silver 61 cent*.
the railroad company was entitled to
W D. Johnson of Stsrravilia. Cal.. hfpe bj. «¡tat,, superintendent P w - j mttte« on public land* of the United
Medford. The II 1» Nye poultry $2 50 an acre for the land, totaling
four miles east of that ll l >- * ru*‘ - ton showed that 324.000 pupils and States senate by F. A. Pflillipps, W. and garden farm of three acres near $9.319.724. but that the government
in his belief that the animal was a approlimateiy h joo teachers return A. Stswaril, William Pullman, all of
Talent has Just be. n sold for $9000 to had a counter cluim of $5.242.246 50
buck deer.
^ t0 their classes in the state s pub- Baker, and William Jones of Juntura. J. C. Ottinger, ex-owner of the Jack which was deducted.
The wireless telephone Is being ijC schools daring the last two weeks, Malheur county.
The land la said to he worth ap
son hot springs resort of this county.
The senators present were Robert
used 80 effectively as a new weapon
year the schools enrolled 79 2 3
proximal.-ly $30.000.000 at present.
Baker.—The Baker city water sup
in the coast guard's war on rum smug- per cent of 397.000 children of school N. Stanfield of Oregon, chairman;
The Central Union Trust company
gline that Secretary Mellon favors ex- age enumerated in the census and cir- Tasker H. Oddle. Nevada, and Ralph ply held up so well this year that It of New York, successor to the Union
tension of its employment.
cumstances indicate that the percent Cameron. Arizona. The session was j »’»* no' necessary to call upon the Trust company. Is the holder of
Goodrich lake reservoir in the Baisley mortgage which cover* all of the
General John J. Pershing has re-
of enrollment would show a alight hold in the circuit court room at the
mountains, which has a capacity of granted land exi'ept that sold prior to
courthouse.
reived the order of Virtuti Militari P“ “ ,hls >ear
123.500.000 gallons. Last year the city May 12. 1887. The mortgage Is duted
The
opinion
was
unanimous
that
from President Wojcieschowskl at: Actual attendance reaches its height
the present permit system worked an began using water from the reservoir July 1. 1887.
Warsaw. General l’ erahing becomes >» October, experience has showed,
injury on the industry and was an in by tbe middle of July
The Southern Pacific company was
the 19th member of the order.
Bolt Taken Frcm Lun„.
justice to those trying to make a liv
Salem.- Plans for the proposed new represented by Dey. llampson A Nel
A federal grand jury at Seattle hat
Philadelphia. — The dislodging and ing out of it. Long-term leases, it was guard tower at the Oregon state pen! son. who stated that u ropy of the
court’s decree would be sent to the
urday refused to indict Lyle H. Swis- removaj 0f 3n iron bolt over an Inch agreed, are the best policy.
William Pollman stated that a per tentiary were approved by the state head office of the company at San
ler. arrested in Seattle June 17 when Jong and a quarter inch thick from
mit was practically valueless to a board ot control at a special meeting Francisco and any decision relative to
he alighted in an airplane on Lake a boy's lung took just four minutes of
cattleman seeking a bank loan. The here Saturday.
further appeal would be made there
Washington with a cargo of liquor.
the surgeon's time last week at the
They were of the opinion that the 4-ase
hank did not know he would be able
Salem.-
Edward
Stack,
secretary
of
.. j in
¡.. xi
. . i n , ! Jefferson hospital here.
One man was ..
killed
Montreal
would not be contesteil further.
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Roy Kruger. 11. of Rockford. 111.. to use the forest He might be evict the Oregon State Federation of Labor,
and damage estimated as high as
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The actu atin g suit was the result
ed
at
any
time.
and
other
offbeats
of
tho
organization
i v.
was the patient. He swallowed the
$5u0 000 caused by a tornado that
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of merging some 100 Individual actions
"We
regard
a
man
who
may
not
be
appeared
before
the
state
board
of
bolt several months ago, and since
swept out of the Ottawa valley satur
able to stay in the business as a poor control Saturday and requested uu ad and was brought under the provisions
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. - . 11 . -.¡.t. had suffered attacks of both pneu-
dav and cut a swath about a mile wide
,
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risk.” he said. “ The first thing we justment of salaries affecting fire of the Chamberlain Ferris act. passed
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c» i iw monia and diphtheria. The operation
along the south shore of the St. I-aw-
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ask a man is, ’Have you summer graz- men and assistant engineers employ by congress In 1916.
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was facilitated through the use of the
rence riVer. A part of the city was
The present decision determines tbe
ing?’ ”
ed at the state institutions.
bronchoscope.
total amount of money the Southern
affected.
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Mr. Pollman stated that If the lands
St. Helens.—Fall fishing thus far Pacific compand, as ex-owner, should
were leased for long periods to private
Amendment of the liquor control act
Road plans Up to People,
has
been very satisfactory to men who receive from the government as a r>-
individuals who were allowed to pas
to prohibit the issuance of permits to
Marshfield. Or. — Approval of the ture them as they pleased, it would deliver to local stations, and. while the suit of its taking over the land grant
convicted bootleggers will be asked of Southern Pacific-Klamath Falls plans tie better for all concerned. He did run has slackened somewhat, large In 1915. The district covered by the
the forthcoming session of the provin- will be left to a mass meeting on Coos not believe the right would be almsed catches are being made. Twenty-ftve grant is in two parcels, one known as
cial parliament, the Victoria police bay. as the Marshfield chamber of in more than few instances. He par tons of salmon and silversides were the west side grant und the other the
commission announced Saturday.
commerce would not approve the plans ticularly criticixed the present system delivered here Friday afternoon, and east side. The first grant was made
Saturday's receipts were close to 20 in 1866 and the other in 1870.
The Louisville & Nashville Railway >a*‘
C. Dey the com- of setting an arbitrary date for open
tons.
The grant was awarded the Oregon
ing
the
forests
to
pasture.
This
is
company was awarded judgment Sat- Pa“ >"* a” ° rn<Y- “ •»
the execu
Eugene. — The Washington-Oregon At California company with but two
urday against the Western Union
committee and made such a re- done from Washington and takes no
,
. $-.000.000
•< «MkWiAA due
quest. Dr. Dey
Telegraph
company for
due.*»
' said that an
„ east
... and account of the seasons. He recom Linen Mills company, which has been major restrictions — that the land
for rentals. The decision was handed
roa<1 frt)m ‘ he l nion Pacific con- mended that the users of the forest in planning establishn - nt of a linen mill should be sold only to actual setttor*
down by Federal Judge A M. J. Coch- action s in the eastern part of the co-operation with the local forest men at Vancouver. Wash., has made a and that the parcels should not ex
state was only a dream and at best a decide upon the date and suggested proposition to the Kugene chamber of reed 160 acres at a price ot $2 50 au
ran at Covington, Ky.
; matter of the future.
a local disinterested board to settle commerce to locate the plant here In acre
So successful has been the perform
stead, company officials saying Van
When the Southern Pacific took
disputes.
ance of the 13 United States light
Line Issues Booklet on Corn.
Community leases for groups of couver had failed to meet their re over the Oregon & California road
house service radio tog signal sta
the land was considered as its prop
j Seattle. AVash.—The Northern Pa- small stockmen who cannot graze pro quirement*.
tions that 15 more are now being con
Dallas.—Prune harvest Is nearing erty in fee simple and the latter com
j
ciflc railway announced recently the fitably now were indorsed.
structed or equipped with this means
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Anything you can do to help the an end in the Dallas district. It was pany proceeded to sell as It desired,
...
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of aiding navigation, while approxl-
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small stockmen will benefit the coun the lightest crop ever grown here, The government was fully aware of
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_____ing
statistics
and
photographs
of
the
mately 20 others are proposed.
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estimates placing It at less than 20 this and yet for many years the prac
general resources of \\ ashington and try as a whole,” he said.
William Jones, 50 years in the live per cent normal. In many of tlio tice continued without Interruption
President Coolidge Saturday night .northern Idaho for distribution to pros-
took his first official recognition of pective sett)ers. The booklet stated stock business, said that the industry orchards the fruit was not gathered at About 15 years ago. however, the gov
the controversy stirred up in his last that "Washington is In the corn belt” had declined 50 per cent in his neigh all and only a small percentage of the ernment started Its action.
congress over the adequacy of Amer- ap,j pictures showed tall corn on a borhood and he believed a leasing pol driers of the district have been operat
Merger Declared Lawful.
lean air power by appointing a special {arm ot s D Cornell at Grandview. icy would within ten years more than ed this year.
board of nine men to conduct a sweep- which broke the world’s record with | double the cattle on the range im
Washington, I). C.—The merger of
Baker. — Business conditions In
Ing Investigation into the subje-1.
; t ,610 pounds of silage from one acre. prove the quality of the stock and give Baker county are better nnd the out the Armour nnd Morris pai-klng com
the business a hew lease on life.
The Cairo correspondent of the Lon-:
look for a steady, consistent growth panies was declared legal Monday by
“The stockmen would build up the
don Daily Express says represents-
Feat Perils Performer,
is brighter than at any time In the Secretary Jartline. who dismissed tho
range to the point where it would sup
last seven years that he has visited complaint initiated in 1923 by the late
lives of Great Britain will shortly
Columbus. O.—Convincing work in
port twice as many cattle as It does
this district. J. I’ Pulliam of Milwau Secretary Wallace.
meet with representatives of ex-King bjg alBateur sword-swallowing act at
now if he had a long-time lease on
Announcement ot the opinion was
kee. Wis.. president of the Eastern
Hussein of the Hedjax and Ibn Saud, a joca| theater Friday night accom-
It.” be said.
Oregon Light Ac I'owcr company, said preceded by a conference at tbe White
chief of the W ahabi tribesmen, in an pjjsbed full results in the way of
on his return from Inspection of the House, at which the secretary discuss
attempt to arrange peace between the (brills for his audience, hut threaten-
Japanese Boy Lauded.
ed the caso Jn detail with the presi
company's properly.
latter s parties.
I
to end disastrously for Jack Hill,
Washington. D. C.—A Japanese boy.
dent.
Calvin E. Workman and Miss Rose 24. of Edgefield. O.
Salem. — Schofield Hayden post.
Genichiro Yamada of Tokio, was told
The complaint dismissed charged
Podlesak were killed Sunday when the
Hill swallowed the sword all right,
in a letter Saturday by Chairman John Grand Army of tbe Republic, with the merger violated the packers’ und
airplane which Workman was flying a nine-inch easeknife, but in his|
Barton Payne of the Red Cross, that headquarters at Retsil, Wash., has stockyard act by creating a monopoly
northwest of Aurora. III., sideslipped stomach the knife remained until sur-
notified Sam A. Kozer, secretary of
in restraint of trade to control prices
ted to thi ground from a geons removed it several hours la*- r ‘
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or ° e. ° .. .
most remarkable Instances of self-de state, that an old flag which was part and cause unfair competition. A mass
height of 200 feet. Watching it was through an abdominal incision.
nial and generosity I ever encounter of the equipment of tho battleship of evidence was taken in hearings
its owner, George E. Sabat. who w
a
s ----------------------------- -
Oregon at the time It passed around throughout the country and argumenta
ed or heard of.”
the fiance of Miss Podlesak.
Candy “ Sucker” Kills.
Yamada upon receiving his annual the horn will he returned Ip this were heard in Washington by the sec
Four persons lost their lives Satur-
Butte. Mont.—A penny candy suck- allowance of $1.50 from his parents, state and restor-ul to the warship, retary of Agriculture.
day In an immense wine vat at Val- er. held in his mouth as he fell while forwarded the entire sum to the Amer which Is anchored In Portland harbor.
Mr. Jardine ruled the merger In It
reas, France. Marius Chamblin, a playing in hfs home, brought death ican Red Cross to help relief work In
Dallas.—The Polk county fair, which self did m>t constitute a violation of
vtneyanl owner, was overcome by last week to Jack Ryan. 2 years old. the Santa Barbara earthquake dis closed here Friday, was the most suc the act, hut asserted that if a viola
fumes while cleaning the vat. His son His mother, after frantic efforts to aster saying he recalled “ the great cessful In the hi-tory of the fair or tion should result from the consolida
descended into the vat to rescue him, dislodge the confection from the boy’s sympathy and kind assistance” from ganization. For 'he first time admis tion of the two packing houses he had
but was hii iself overcome, as were throat, took him to a hospital.
the United States after the similar sion was free and as a result tbe at ample power and authority to tnke
An examination revealed the boy s Tokio catasthrope ‘
two employes who entered the vat.
tendance was much larger than erer appropriate and effective action.”
neck was broken, presumably in the
Neither the purpose nor the effect
before. Brush < liege ‘ won the first
Labor in the United States was fully struggle to dislodge the stick attach
“ Dry*' Win Gun Fight.
premium on com nunlty booths, with of "the merger, he held. Involved price
employed ;-.t the beginning of Septem ed to the candy.
New York. — A gun fight between Liberty second. Govern or Pierce was fixing, monopoly or unreasonable re
ber and had a bright prospect for
present and delivered an address Fri straint of commerce.
autumn with full-time operations like
four prohibition agents and the oc
936 Miles of Road Improved.
day night.
ly In all necessary industries. Condi
Ex-Spy For South Diet.
Salem, Or. — There are now 936 cupants of an illicit distillery, operat
Bend. — One more scenic drive
tions in the steel, building and auto-
mobile industries arc opportunities in miles ° f improved highway in Marion ing under the guise of a wholesale bar through the Des< hutes national forest
New York.—Alone and friendless In
construction projects and harvest county, according to J. T. Hunt, coun- ber supply shop in the lower east side, was opened for tbe use of tourists last Greenwich Village, Miss Virginia
flelds were classed as roost satis- ' / iudge, who was the principal speak- was won Saturday by the prohibition week. This Is a combination of the Moon, 81, who as a confederate army
factory.
pr at a luncheon of the Salem Rotary I agents only after police reserves went Uentury drive with the Sisters and spy slipped through the union lines
club. The improved highway includes Into action In their behalf.
Three Greeks lake route. Joined by a many times, died Friday. It was only
Friend, of the late William Jennings 614 miles of gravel. 185 miles of ma-
Four gas-heated stills and several road which Is practically completed the chance scanning of the death no
Bryan gntheied In Washington, D. C . cadam and HO miles of pavement. hundred gallons of alleged alcohol from near Todd late to a point about tice column In a New York paper by
Friday io comer on plans for the erec- There are 237 miles of dirt road in the were seized.
one mile east of the Tumalo ranger an artist of the village, that led to
tion of a suitable memorial to the county yet to be improved,
station. The entire loop Is about 125 tho discovery that the little old wo
commoner. Josephus Daniels, who as
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miles in length.
Two Gunboats Dispatched.
man, known to half the southland in
secretary of the navy served in the
Ford Action Enjoined.
Baker.—The number of stockralsers the d rll war days as "Miss Ginger,”
Washington, D. C.—The gunboats
Wilson cabinet with Mr. Bryan, and
New Orleans.—The state of Mis Tulsa and Denver are proceeding from grazing herds in the Whitman nation had succumbed.
who has taken a prominent part in
sissippi was temporarily enjoined from Panama to the ports of Corinto and al forest is decreasing steadily, a re
the movement for a memorial, was
i proceeding in state courts with the Bluefields, Nicaragua, respectively as port here Saturday shows. In 1921,
Four Killed at Crossings.
one of the group.
suit of its state revenue agent, XV. J. a precautionary measure thought nec 443 p'-rmltg for cuttle and sheep were
Omaha, Neb.
Four persons were
Preparations
were
made
Fri Miller, against the Ford Motor corn- essary by the American legation In Issued; In 1922 there were 420; In killed outright In two railroad cross
day for the removal of what are pany, in a decision In federal court Nicaragua, due to the disturbed poli 1923, 375, and last year only 332. Tho ing accidents In Nebraska Monday In
believed to be the bodies of a here recently.
tical situation In that country.
number of animal,: has declined In pro whb-h Burlington railroad passenger
royal family of the ancient rnound | The suit was brought to collect 12,-
No landing operations are In con portion. Last year permits were Is trains figured. Three were killed In
builders discovered Thursday In the 000.000 alleged to be due for violations templation as no American lives or sued for the grazing of 21,944 cattle
the suburbs of Lincoln nnd one man
Selp group of mounds near Bain- of the state anti trust laws.
property have been actually endan and 129,427 sheep.
was killed near Central City. Two
bridge, O. The bodies were f o u n d ------------------------------
gered.
Salem Fire losses In Oregon, ex others were Injured. An advertising
wrapped in strands of pearls of extra-
Fire Costs (3,000,000.
clusive of Portland, In August aggre sign caused th«- driver of the ear In
Train Kills 5 in Auto.
ordinary siie and perfection. An un-
Hawkesbury, Ont.— More than GO,-
gated $139,675, according to a report which the Travis and Loder families
usual quantity of ornaments of copper. 000.000 feet of lumber, estimated In
Shelby, Mont.—Five person* were issued Saturday by the state ft/e mar were riding to fall to see the ap
silver and tortoise shell were found. vaiuo a( (3,000,000, the property of the killed and another fatally Injured shal. In all 70 fires were reported for proaching train.
Copper helmets covered the two Hawkesbury Lumber Co., Ltd., situat- When their automobile was struck by the month. The most disastrous blaze
skulls.
<-d on the Island In the Ottowa river a Great Northern mall train at a down- was near Salem, where a barn, silos
Seattle Mayor Brown of Seattle de
opposite this town, was destroyed by town crossing Sunday. All were resi and other property were destroyed layed a convention conference here
Inexperienced.
f|re F riday.^
dents of S h e lb / The dead: Mr. and with a loss of $18,000. Three fires1 Saturday to arrest five taxicab tlrlv-
“ I’ve never kissed a girl before," he
The town of Grenville, on the Quo Mrs. ¿Ilrhael llasquet, ranch owners; were of Incendiary origin, three were|ers for reckless driving and disorderly
said, removing the cigars from his vest j bee side of the river, was showered Mrs. O. B. Mclntlre, Virginia Mctntlre, due to overheated flues, while five conduct. The disturbance was caused
pocket und stepping'toward her.
I with embers.
11, and Jean Mclntlre, 12.
were caused by defective wiring.
I when two taxicabs collided.
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Salem. There wore four fatalities
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during the week ending September
10, according to a report prepared
here by th* state industrial accident
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ADVOCATE PRINTING COMPANY
312 M ACLEAY BLDG.
B R O AD W AY 5807