THE
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»F fSIRBENT WEEK
Washington. D. C— Sub-committees
jot the French and American debt
i :uruling commission Thursday after-
i
noon reached an agreement tor settl
Brief Resuire Most Important . ing France's war debt of $4.200,000,000
to the United States. They are in ac
Daily News Item s.
cord that France pay J40.000.000 an
nually for the firat Ore years, $<0,000.-1
■000 for the next seven years and $100.-!
i «>00,000 for the balance of 50 years
j over the 62-year period.
Their draft convention includes a
Fvrnts o( >'«*ted People, Go»«mm*«U "safeguard clause," providing that the t'ommiiwioncr. Operation. Head Prom
ises Coast Ports All Itoats
and Part»«- Northwest and Other
| settlement may be reopened and the
They Can Use.
Things V orth knowing.
plan revised If at any time untoward
Haney Acquires Leverage on
Additional Tonnage.
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Mill City. For (ho past couple of
week* the fishing in this section has
been better than al any other period
of the year.
ik>od River. 1>. II. McClain, ex-
Mlchtgau wan. who used to grow tho
tubers In hla former state, has bar-
vested ItOO pounds of sweet potatoes
from less than an eighth of an acre.
RAIL LINES VIE FOR ROUTE
An Advance Showing of
Hrnd-klanialh Kails Prise al Hearing
in Portland.
Portland, Or In sharp contrast to
other years, when railroads showed
no Interest In Invading Oregon, the
two great northern ayateiua. Northern
Paclric and Great Northern, clamored
tor tbe right to build 178 ratlea south
iront Remi to Klamulh Falls Monday
|„ th,, opening session of an extend-
hr. ring oritrm | hy the Interstate
Oregon City. — Kifteeu million young commerce commission presided over
spring Chinook salmon wore released by c h -r lw M#hBfn„.
uf th„
during September from atste hatcher
ies trlbuiary to the Willamette river. ‘ ‘“ “ ■»»»•I®« • bure«,, of finance,
according to figures made public by
Tha " * w ,ln" wou,d llnk 0 " ,« o n , l
Matt Story, who has returned from ,wo
pr0ducU«
,u,» b’ 'r
¡
the liâtes creek hatchery on the Me-
*dd • * " '« « ■ « * to the sta te.
events prevent France from execut-
output of lumber products and help
Kemie.
i
[ along the period of the state's great-
! ing her obligations.
Washington. I). C .- Portland’s ship
Medford L. 1< Forncrook. deputy oat development now at hand. It wna
Richard K. Knright. New York po
Mo moratorium is provided for.
sheriff,
was indicted by the grand Jury 'leclared by railroad officials high In
lice commissioner, has been désignât- \
.-heme or paymetns makes P‘ “ K " ul,ook
*•*«•*»* impn.v
This
ed as independent candidata tor at total of $5.<50,000.000 which France cd as a result of the withdrawal by Friday on two counts, both ml.de-
AmnrU» “ fansportatlon world.
mayor. Knright was picked Friday
Wh*n n ,rw ,or
«ba
will pay over the 62 years, which Is the shipping board of the powers meanors. charging malfeasance and
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^ tU d " i rulInHulrm to order In room
progressive
night by the
the progress
v< political
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$1,420.000.000 more than she borrowed which President l’aimer of the emer- nt»£leil In office and iloUyin* the ^
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f ?0 courthom e . It was agreed to pro-
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league.
| from the Vnited States. Including the gency fleet corporation used to curtail service of u warrant of arrest.
ceonl directly with the Oregon Trunk s
The Rareness Ravensdale. formerly accrued Interest This figure is more the number of available government
Modfcrd
flM ' rater l.ihc
•>
» , | uth since that
latdy Mary Inme. eldest daughter of than a third of the debt contractedland owned vessels there.
which opened July 1 last and closed |lnp )s , h„ proponent of a rati Inva
I represents an average interest of ! V
This assumption is based upon as-
being stubbornly fought
the late Marquis Curzon by his first
I ' ! suranee from Commissioner Plum last Wednesday, had an attendance slon , hl|t
j per cen t
of 65,014. which Is 702 more than the hy tho Southern Pacific. The Oregon
marriage, was thrown from her horse
The sub committees parted shortly i mer. w ho will now act as chief of 1»24 season according lo figures Just Trunk will call 40 witnesses,
Saturday during a hunt She suffer-!
j after 4 o'clock for the technically operations for the government lines, given out by the park superintendent's
luiph Rudd, president of the Great
ed a broken arm.
avowed purpose of communicating that all ports will receive under his office here.
Northern, pictured the Oregon Trunk
The threat of a Mohammedan w ar‘ their accord to their respective dele- regime as much tonnage as they can
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_ _ . ... . ns a railroad half compU-ted that never
Salem - Two persons were killed (
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between Kurope and Moslem countries ■ gations.
use. even If all the 44 freighters which
would bare been built to Rend as an
and
2S8
persons
were
injured
In traf (
was described Sunday as a world men-
Rut since Mr. Mellon, secretary of ¡Palmer order tied up by agents have
ultimate terminus. A relatively small
ace b.v Rishop Walter T. Summr. pro- -he treasury, and Mr. Hoover and Sen- to be put back in service. Plummer fie accidents in Oregon in September,
Investment In further building. It was
testant Kpiscopal Bishop of Oregon a t o r Smoot were among the members was
only republican members of according to a report Issued Saturday
said, would add greatly to earnings,
and formerly dean of the Chicago
the American sub-committee, and the board to join the group which hy T A. Raffety. chief inspector for)
and this without Injury to any other
cathedral.
, M. Cailiaux. French finance miinster. finally relieved the fleet head of his the state motor vehicle department.'
carrier because the new line would
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. and Marquis de Chambrun and M. control over operations, but he has There were 2283 accidents reported
bring its traffic with it.
T 10 a
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Simon, governor of the Banque do had wide shipping experience and is in the month.
President Rudd and other witnesses
the Riffians out of that sector of Mor-i France, both full-powered delegates, confident that shipping board vessels
Klamath Falls. Angelo Conto of said the Shevlln Illxon and Weyer-
i-ci-o has transformed the lot of the were members of the French sub-corn will be better employed carrying car
Peiican City started hunting Saturday haeuser Interests had repeatedly nsk-
Spanish soldier from one of hardship tnittee, this is merely a formality,
goes than idle at their wharves.
mornlng. By 10 o’clock he had bagged <-d the northern lines lo locate their
to actual comfort, with the luxury of
Although the tentative agreement
If the tentative plan of reorganiza
six robins and one mudhen. By noon line to Klamath Fulls to big sawmills
water to drink and water to bathe in. was cabled to Paris for the informa- tion which the board has mapped out
he had been haled into Justice court (to be buiil could be placed. Traffic
Iiight Honorable Stephen Ronan. '¡on of the Painleve-Briand cabinet, is adopted Commissioner Haney of on a charge of shooting birds protect- experts said these two Industries alone
who until the formation of the Irish the decision to accept the terms which Portland is expected to take up the ed by law and was fined $124 tor his would add enormously, to tbe cut of
Free State, was lord justice of appeal
( aillaux' as chairman of the case of that city with Plummer im morning's sport.
! Oregon pine. They would not build
and privy councillor, is dead. He was
subcommittee, has already mediately and recommend increased
mills, It was said, unless more than
reputed to be one of the most brilliant ’ »ken. binds the French government, tonnage. It Is realized that this course
Huger.■■ All griding work on the I
,.xifltloB Iln* of ra,irond would
Irish lawyers of his generation. He as he ia the sole minister plenipoten- seems in direct conflict with that of Kugene-Klamath Falls railroad is ex -1 B<,rye them
was born In 1848.
, tiary in the French delegation and hts the budget bureau, which will un- pected to be completed by the first
President ,,udll and r h «rles H.
colleaguas are not empowered to over- doubtedly adhere to its intention of of December, according to R. C Me-1 Carey, vice-president of the Oregon
Sixty waiters from uptown hotel rjde hia decision b y a veto.
j cutting shipping board expenditures, Kennett. secretary of the Western Trunk |||( tP, t,roony of rt.m a , o t
dining rooms and restaurants in New jn vjew 0f tbe complete eotflidence but Palmer's opponents hope to show Sand and Gravel company which has ,h„ pIan
eItend the t)ro, oll Trunlt
York, who were enjoying relaxation
president Coolidge reposes in increased earnings before the end of large contracts to build concrete col st,uthwnrd. wh,.n 0pPrB,|0ns were
after their night's work Saturday in hlj s#Cretary of the treasury, and Her- the fiscal year, declaring that the
rts on the line.
J halted In 1910 because of unfavorable
Max Ffeffer's restaurant, 2a St. Mark s t*,n Hoover, who supports Mr. Mellon,
head steadily whittled down the
Salem.—While
viewing
a
soldiers'
condition!. The financial market was
Place, were held up by six men and and the endorsement of the accord b y : earning capacity of all lines as he re-
memorial
monument
on
the
court-
unsatisfactory. It was said, and pine
robbed of cash and jewelry with an Edward N. Hurley and Mr. Olney, and
duced the number
of
vessels in ac-
grounds here Saturday. David Janzen 'umber manufacturers were not ready
aggregate value of $12.000.
the readiness of Secretary of State tire operation.
of Portland clean d up a mystery that lo buil‘l a "'1 mutate mljls because of
A phase hitherto absent from Amer- Kellogg to adopt the agreement, in-,
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kOI baffled the n: -libers of hts family
volume Of pine milled In tko south
lea's international debt funding nego- formed persons here believe it cer- s i x D E A T H S T O L L
The
i m the slat) he dis
Tl1" pine
pin" men were clamoring for
for
many
years.
Rations a sharp controversy over the tain that the White House will stamp
o f F I R E IN S C H O O L
covered
the
name
of
bis
brother.
John
,b"
ron<*
*n
bullt- “ * »*
,lur
amount of the obligation—stands out its O. K. on the transaction.
Lewiston. Idaho.—Six children lost Janzen. who was killed In the world ln* ,h* P»«‘ lwo Jr«'ar!'
conditions
as the chief problem confronting the
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their lives in a fire that swept the
Announrip
seemed ripe to extend,
war.
American debt commission and repre- H A R T L E Y I SS U E S C A L L
boys' dormitory at the Catholic mis
ment was accordltytly made last
sentatives of the Czecho-Slovakian
FOR S P E C I A L SES SI ON sion on the Nez Perce Indian reserva
Eugene.—Miss Lyle Veazle. sopho- spring
government in their forthcoming dis-« Olympia. Wash.—Governor Roland tion, 25 miles east of here, late Sat more in the University of Oregon, was
President Budd said he had been
russions.
H. Hartley issued a proclamation late; urday night. The fire was believed burneii seriously about the head. ,.f the consistent opinion that Joint
Councilmen of the inter-parliamen-; last week calling upon the Washing to have been caused from the exploe- shoulders, arms and hand Saturday USe of lines was ndvnntageous wher-
tary union, meeting after the confer- ton state legislators to convene in an j ion of a lamp,
morning when celluloid combs in her j ever practicable in order to keep down
ence sessions had adjourned for the extraordinary session November 9.
There were 31 boys in the dormitory hair, which she was drying over an investment, since it was in tho pub-
day, decided unanimously Friday night
In his proclamation the governor at the time of the fire and the heroic electric heater, caught fire and ex- ||c Interest to do so. The Southern
that the union would not appeal to pointed out that an extraordinary oc- efforts of the sisters of St. Joseph ploded. She was taken to a local hos- Pacific had been approached as to
the United States to join the league casion exists in that the 19th session and others at the institution were re- pital.
| common use of lines south toward
of nations, ask the league to revise its of the legislature appropriated funds sponsible for saving many of the boys'
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J Klamath Fulls from Paunina, but wllh-
Baker.—One of the largest sales of
covenant, or espouse adoption of a necessary for sustaining the state de-j lives.
out results. Then plans were changed
livestock in the history of tho cattle j
partments
and
institutions
only
for
All
of
the
occupants
were
believed
and a survey to the cast of the South
world language.
the fiscal year ending March 31. 1926, j to have escaped after the fire broke industry of eastern Oregon took place i ern Pacific route was adopted. The
Reports from Paris are to the ef
last
week
when
Herman
Oliver
of
and adjourned with the understanding out. but five boys re-entered in an at-
new territory was said to offer com
fect that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
that it was to be reconvened in extra-! tempt to rescue others they thought John Day. Grant county, sold 800 pensations because of heavy potentiul
Dr. Sterling Ruffin of Washingt n, D.
ordinary session in November of this were still in the dormiory or to re- steers to Iowa {< eders, the animals to lumber traffic.
C., are engaged to be married. Dr.
year.
cover personal effects. The five bodies be shipped from Burns within the next
Ruffin recently left Paris for Wash
Beyond citing the necessity of pro- were found huddled near one of the few days. The consideration was ap
$20.000.000 Deal Afoot:
ington, but Mrs. Wilson still is in the
proximately $80.000.
viding funds for the operation of state entrances.
Klamath Falls. Or. — Negotiations
French capital. Both Mrs. Wilson and
institutions and departments during!
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Redmond—The McMickle warehouse are under way for the purchaae of
Dr. Ruffin refused to discuss the re
the second year of the present bien-
Whole Town Arretted,
safe was blown Friday night, appar- »he entire holdings of the California
port of their engagement.
nium. no reference was made In Gov- Aa,jurn Cal _ Fire couflty and Btate ently hy amateurs. Twelve dollars in Oregon Power company by the H. M.
Upwards of 40 men were trapped ernor Hartley's proclamation to =P«ci- offlcera BWfJoped down Saturday on silver and over $300 in county war Uylleshy company of Chicago, ncrord-
when the Chesapeake f c Ohio railroad fy legislation to be considered at th e; the peaceful village of Westville. sit
rants were taken. A new safe was Ing to authentic Information received
tunnel under Churchill hill caved in ! special session.
uated east of here, in the Forest Hill completely wrecked.
Several plain Monday from both San Francisco and
at Richmond. Va., F.iday, but many]
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divide country, and arrested the en finger prints were left. There were Chicago.
crawled to safety af.er digging them-
Masked Man Robs Train,
The sale price. If pending negotia
tire population.
tracks showing the work was done by
selves from beneath the fallen earth.1 Omaha.—A masked robber held up. The entire population consisted of three tnen who drove away in a car. tions are carried through, will be In
Railroad officials said at 6 o clock alld ri)bbed 25 day-coach passenger on Fred I-ambert, hotel operator and
the neighborhood of $20,000,000.
Redmond.—The sixth annual Des
they believed not more than six or ,jje Missouri Pacific train No. 107 as telephone agent, and James Connor.
Acquisition of the holdings of tho
eight men remained in the tunnel.
¡{ wag entej-jng the railroad yards
Both are charged by the county chutes county fair closed here Satur Cullfornln-Oregon Bower company is
In protest against proposals to abol- here early Friday night and escaped officers with illegal possession of day. A crowd estimated at 3500 was sought by the Byllesby company as
liquor and by state officers with hav on hand for the final events. The pro part of an enormous program by
ish the shipping board, which he feels with approximately $100.
would destroy regional marine repre-
The man, who was believed to have ing doe meat in their possession and gram was opened by a parade of the which It seeks to obtain power hold
livestock. In this event the four-leg ings from northern Washington to
sentatlon in the operation of the gov- hoarded the traih at a station near trapping bears.
Its combined
In AVestvilles’ heyday, when the ged bluebloods of central Oregon filed southern California.
ist n trine, Frederick the d t 7 , exchanged several shots with
I. Thompson of Mobile. Ala., the com- a railroad detective who spied him mining boom was on, the town had past the grandstand. Following this projected purchases total in the
the Warm Springs Indians gave a war neighborhood of $100,000,000.
missioner representing the gulf states. 3u®t as the robber was descending a population of 1800 people.
dance in all their wild regalia.
hes tendered his resignation to Presi- from the train.
Fresno Gets Downpour.
Ten Plane* Given Fir*t.
dent Coolidge to become effective
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McMinnville— The Nestle’s milk
November 1 ami it has been accepted.
Ta* DadBer* Run Down.
Fresno, Cal. — Reports from the
Detroit, Mich.—Ten airplanes of the plant has resumed full-time condens
George Saunders of Quincy. 111., a
Washington, D. C .-Stalking the tax 17 which started in t'le commercial ing operations here with a crew of 50 weather bureau here Indicated that
chicken picker, received word that he ''"'Ixer .n the Portland internal reven- reliability tour of t'.e Edsel Ford men. During the summer all milk re Monday afternoon's rain broko the
had inherited a fortune of at least ue dUtrice Proved lucrative for Uncle trophy were unofficially named as win ceived. which averaged 40,000 pounds record for a one-hour period of 38
$40.000 in cash and an interest in Ham durin« August.
His sleuths ners Sunday night, while officials of a day. was shipped to Portland fresh, years’ stnnding. 1.18 Inches falling In
a large plantation of several thousand there ran down 805 Income tax delin- the Ford airport checked to determine but throughout the winter, according 60 minutes. Barefootod pedestrians
were common In the downtown dis
aores in Red Cross, La., by a will of 'I"*“ '" and collected from them $11.- the official times of the entries.
to the local m.-inager, the plant will trict, where stores were flooded. Aid
Fifteen of the 17 planes finished
liis father, who was drowned a fe w ! 2r,T- the bureau
Internal revenue re-
condense milk here. Receipts are ex from the fire department was asked
days ago while fishing. Saunders had1 por,s- In addi“ °n. assessments of One was wrecked In Missouri and an- pected to reach 90,000 pounds dally.
to pump water out of the subway,
not heard from his father in 30 years. $1479 were made against those who other was forced down this afternoon
where several automobiles were cov
could
not
pay
up
in
full,
by
warrants
at
Monroe,
a
few
miles
from
the
air-
Baker.—That
the
great
copper
belt
The word came from a half sister who
ered by rising water.
told of the legacy and the father’s ot 'Hsl ra,nt- levies on personal prop- port.
of Baker county Is a mineral zone of
erty, etc.
death.
which much Is yet to be learned Is
Church Not Amenable.
Rryan. Texas.—Twenty passengers
shown here by the dally progress of
Radio control of airplanes and
Rain Damages Tokio.
and three trainmen were injured and development.
Washington,
D. C.—Tho bonrd of
The copper belt is
transmission over great distances by
Tokio. Another severe rain slorm many other passengers received bruises roughly in a mineral zone of from a temperance, prohibition and public
JapaD Fr' day n,gbt floodln*i whan two passenger trains on tbe mile to three or four miles In width morals of the Methodist Kplscopnl
, t t , ' d ... .
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manjr thoUBand* «f houses in Toklo H ouston& T exasC entralrallroadcol- and some 80 miles In length, say ex church declared Monday In a formal
F rZ
T h ! “ 11 othor cUles s « ve''al persons were ilded beadon in the yards Sunday. The perts. Other metals have been found statement that the church disclaimed
1 ort Leavenworth. Kan . Friday. The killed and injured by landslides. Water Sunbeam. No. 13. northbound from
In quantity In the copper belt. Gold, responsibility for tho report on pro
fliers also showed how written mes entered the Imperial hotel, Tokio,
hibition Issued recently. The report
sages could be picked up from the shutting off all the lights and water Houston, crashed into train No. 16, silver and lead are reported to abound
was not a report of the federal coun
southbound, while the latter was and many surprises seem In store.
ground ami with bombs that threw the supply temporarily.
cil, the statement said, hut was Issued
standing
still.
The
Sunbeam
was
run
-waters of the nilssouri ri\« r high into
Salem.—Receipts of tho Oregon by Its commission on research, pre
ning behind schedule and a confusion
the air, displayed the accuracy of their
300 Revolt in Brazil.
state
fair, which closed here Saturday pared hy "a small number of persons
of
orders
was
said
to
have
caused
the
markmanship.
Montevideo, Uruguay.—Reliable ad wreck. All of the injured are Texans. night aggregated $109,699 24 as against and represented only them.”
The aftermath of the shipping vices received here are to the effect
approximately $102,000 In 1923, which
Rail Project Opposed.
hoard's action in depriving Admiral that a revolutionary force of 300 men.
Forty-seven on Gunboat Lost.
was the banner state fair held In Ore
Palmer of most of his power as eraer- fully armed, has invaded the state of
Washington, D, C.—Interstate com
I-ondon. — The Copenhagen corre gon previous to this year. The total
genejr fleet corporation head_ Friday Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. They came spondent of the Exchange Telegraph paid attendance in 1923 was 82,700, merce commission experts Momluy
brought forth explanations from sev down from the mountains near Rivera, sends a report received from Stock while paid attendance at this year's recommended disapproval of the pro
eral quarters, chief of which was one where they had been concentrating for holm that a Finnish gunboat, name fair exceeded 8.',,000. Receipts of the posal of the New York, Chicago *
proffered at the White House that several days.
not given, was sunk during maneuvers night horse show this year totaled Pittsburg railroad to build a new lino
President Coolidge had appointed an
in the Gulf of Bothnia between Herno- $5410.75 as against $5220.75 at the straight across Pennsylvania.
Chile Preddent Quits.
inland business man to investigate the
It was held by tho experts who are
1924 fair. Receipts from concessions
sand and Kasklnen.
board and the fleet corporation be
Santiago, Chile. — President Ales
Two officers and 45 men were said Increased from $8143.50 In 1924 to assigned to Investigate the situation
cause he did not feel that any man sandrl has resigned. The presidency to have been drowned, rome of the $9291.40. Grand stand receipts this that the new road'a showing of neces
from eltheV coast could view their con has been placed In the hands of Louis bodies being recovered and taken to year aggregated $7269 as against sity for the construction was Insuf
Ilarros Borgonovi.
ficient.
flict impartially.
Hernosand.
$7353.25 a year ago.
Luxurious Fur Trimmings
At Attractively Moderate Prices |
Kura are to be lavishly used in the tiiitimmg oi Milady's fall and win
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They come 8 inches
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I hr y come in
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