r
THE
WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
GRANGERS GET TARIFF PLEA
I n m m on (
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Wool. S ugar. A»k-
Vlien Kan S u p p o rt« !.
ADVOCATE
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N EW S
UNCLE SAM LAYS , STATE
IN BRIEF.
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TAX KNIFE AWAY
M OST
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
Sacram ento. — R esolutions advooat
V ernonia. — R esidents of Y ornouia p ' .OlK. i «sa me by, anil, wealth, elude
____________ tag an Increase of ta riff on Im porta
My eager grasp. and w hat's all th a t!
for the past week huve been w atching
The star* la often only rude,
tion of cheese, sugar, wool and olive
the largo num bers of salm on passiug
greatneaa only wondered a t
Limit, Says through V ernouia in Rook creek to the I Aud
Brief Resume Most Important l >41 and th e placing o f a ta riff on $304,000,000
w-euld be great into!her way,
a paw ning grounds at Koasey. 10 m iles s * j r * , , th „ other men would say.
bananas w as introduced before a
Chairman Green.
Daily News Items.
above h ere.
“I never knew a man eo kind,
special m eeting of the national grange
K lam ath Falla. The bed of low er
,u eh *
Jr‘*u •,‘ldo‘n
Monday night bjr George R. H arrison,
K lam ath lak e yielded 46 bushels of r _
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m aste r of the C alifornia sta te grange.
H arrison urged th e n ational grange
b U m riL C U
I U l»
V V |Q | U , positive action by calling upon
tra c t according to M. M ctachenbacher. w ho butlde upon the golden sand
_
; P resid en t Coolidge and congress to
T his is land which th e reclam ation
May only build a house to fall,
service recen tly recom m ended should I would be rich another way,
raise th e tariff.
So rich th at other men would say.
K ven ta a t Noted (People. Govemu»«*t*
T he vast am ount of business to be F u rth e r R eductions O pposed fo r Sev be reflooded as a bird reserv e.
“Though little Is the w ealth be
j tran sa c te d before ad journm ent Thurs-
era l Reason*, but l i g h t ou
and U id ê c NorthweuL a« J lO th e r
Albany. T hom as Jefferso n B utter.
speuds,
| day forced th e g ran g ers into a night |
Floor Forecast.
T hings W orth Knowing.
77, for IS years a l.lnn county com
N® m ortal haa an many friends.*
j business session. Several im p o rtan t ‘
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! reso lu tio n s w ere introduced, am ong
m iastoner. died at 1.1a hom e here Sat- Yen w ealth, elude, fame, pass me by.
them being th e resolution of H erb ert
unlay night.
Though both a man may wet, desire.
W ashington. D. C.—T he lim it In tax
One hundred and fiftee n ban d its and N. Saw yer of New H am pshire urging
Salem
T here w. re tw o fa talities in ,,u t *•*
ko‘>* *ha* a,w a>* >
40 M aronites have been killed during th a t th e grange indorse prohibition en- reduction for n ex t y ear h as been O regon duo to in d u strial accid en ts
Am welcome at another's tiro.
reached by th e house w ays and
I would be fam ous In a way.
at a ttack by bands of b rigands on th e forcem enL
during the week ending N ovem ber 12.
So fam ous o th er men would euy.
m ittee in revision alread y
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.
. .
The resolution hy H arrison ad v o cat m eans com
village of K aw kaba. n e a r H asbaya,
, .
.
according to a report prepared here
"Though Croesus come, a kin* be
for th e now revenue b ill.1.,
,
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Syria. The in form ation comes from ed a p erm an en t court of intern atio n al approved
. ,
„
. ,1 . , . > ! > . t * > ., .1 . w _ i i n , 1 a v . 4 » * S aturday by th e sla te Industrial accl-
host.
I 'V i e , w m a n
4
C
hairm
an
G
reen
d
eclared
Sunday
In
Justice.
John
P
hillips
of
Missouri
a
d
F rench sources.
dent com m ission. The victim s includ
H e Is the one they welcome m o s t“
vocated a resolution calling upon the announcing th a t th e door was closed
'£> lilt. MsClurs N**,pse«r I t a J le U )
A rgentina will h a rv e st one of the national grange to approach congress ag ain st fu rth e r proposals for tax re ed A. K lelndiest, Springfield, powder-
man.
and
W
illiam
S.
O
rm
and.
P
o
rt
larg est crops in h istory, it is indicated to favor an early com pletion and oper lief. The bill is to be drafted th is
land. iru ek driver.
by th e m inistry of ag ricu ltu re first re ation by the federal governm ent of the w eek.
port of th e season on conditions of Muscle shoals project.
T he $304.000.000 cu t in revenue next
C ascade Locks. — A huge boulder
cereal and linseed yields. T he report
The grange w as asked to go on rec year estim ated to re su lt from revisions rolled from a bank on th e C olum bia
forecasts th a t th e w heat crop will ex ord advocating m ore strin g e n t pure- ordered by th e com m ittee lu tax rates, highw ay Sunday, barely m issing the
ceed th a t of la st year.
food law s a ml m ore vigorous enforce he said, is all th e tre a su ry can stand, autom obile driven by V’. W lgren. a
By F. A. W A L K E R
The ch airm an 's statem en t, is belter- local school director. The rock stru ck
M em bers of th e C hicago G rand m ent of such law s by s ta te and nation
O pera com pany have been form ally in a resolution introduced by David ed not only to m ean th e re will be no the highw ay not six feet from th e
MENTAL ATMOSPHERE
notified th a t th e em ploym ent of p a id ! A*rans- ***** m a ste r of New Je rse y fu rth e r a lte ra tio n s in the tax ra te autom obile, th en lo u n d ed o v er th e
schedule
by
th
e
com
m
ittee,
but
also
guard
fence
and
into
th
e
river.
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applause m ak ers is forbidden and th a t grange. A gans’ resolution also reaf-
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W H A T K N E R it may be wtth re
it can affect th e sin g e r's sta tu s in (irm ed th e stan d of th e national th a t th e th re a te n e d fight in the house
,
h , ' m h ^
m °m i ^
^
l * « * •»
-only one way— p rejudicial.“ P re ss m rn g e in dem anding “tru th in fabric fe r g re a te r red u ctio ns in th e automo^
laws.
bile tax th an have been voted by the
V T
. r “ P‘a,y, flIlllnK
« « '* » aad
agents w ere frow ned upon.
.
a «
.
the
Pond of tho H am m ond Liam* potlUoiL you will * h > u or Into dUcovor
George A. P alm iter of Oregon Intro com m ittee will be opposed vigorously. ^
conjpany , he T urnr(tl„ Logging th a t the m ental atm osphere
in which
As evidence of "th e sin c e rity of th e duced a resolution reaffirm ing th e R epeal ot th e autom obile passen g er oom paay was e n a bu>d to s ta rt logging y °u ■ 0T* *ttflu J “J to day baa a great
purpose of th e Italian governm ent. position of th e grange ag ain st th e le t c a r le ry would cut an o th er $50.000,- ^
W edn,.gdajr fjllowlnK a m onlh-a deal to do A lb yeur b apW »~ *
Count Volpi. head of th e Italian debt tin g down of im m igration law s a t th e 000 from th e
annual re re n u e . shutdow n on account of insufficient „ T °“ , caam ,‘ ” P*rt«'C* «'— • du
com m ission. S atu rd ay ten d ered th e com ing session of congress, also in
C hairm an G reen said he expected w a(er tQ n o „ th e lr
ln , h „
«««»tittl seasona of peace, joy end
tre a su ry a check for f5.000.000 as the cluding a p h rase in th e resolution pro th e com m ittee, w hich will m eet again
harm ony which come frequently to the
Salem —E stab lish m en t of a branch souls who habitually Indulge in rlghi
first in stallm en t on th e recen tly nego testin g and opposing an y ship sub soon, to com plete the d raftin g of th e
tiated w ar-debt funding settlem en t. sidy. The grange was asked to urge tax reduction bill this w eek, th u s as- »7 the W est C oast T anning com pany thinking, unless you, too, live and work
* »Idrltual and mental sunshine, at
T he paym ent w as n o t due u n til next congress th a t th e re be no m ore sale of suring early co n sideration by th e ln Salem will be considered a t tho
•***i glorious harun idea "h lch
June.
ships and th a t th e vessels be used to house soon a fte r congress convenes nex* m eeting of the local cham ber of
D e ecem
ber
7 i.
com m erce, it w as announced here Frl- “ clasp
r*
“ in ,OU*
“U“ B f‘‘r
T° " them
to
build
up
th
e
A
m
erican
m
erch
an
t
m
ar
e
u
-
iu
u
tr
them
your * bands,
press
T he O ccidental, a m onthly publica
As agreed upon by th e com m ittee day.
The com pany has its p resen t t(J y0<jr b#art >nd accn>, tbc,m M
tion, edited and published by th e Uni ine. In th e hope of stopping en tirely
th e bill will
provide for w idespread h ead q u arters in P ortland. T he pro- own.
v e rsity of C alifornia stu d en ts, was in th e im portation of w orthless seeds,
You may grope for a solution of life's
especially to w estern sta te s. W . \V. reductions ln all incom e tax rates, in- posed Salem p lant would em ploy 30
defin itely suppressed F rid ay by uni
problems year a fte r year, but you wUJ
creased personal exem ptions, rep eal men.
Deal
of
Idaho
Introduced
a
resolution
v e rsity au th o rities because of an a r
find . It until
Salem —T he public serv ice controls not
.
. , you , climb to . the MU
ticle in th e c u rre n t issue w hich in te r calling for a high ta riff on alfalfa and of m any o f th e excise and special
ln * a c cleaner
levies, nt rep eal
of
th
e
gift
tax
and
|*ub-
sion
bas
UgUt.d
an
o
rd
er
authorizing
to1"
and
*et
**n*r
clover
seed.
The
grange
w
as
urged
in
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;' l on ba8 ,S8Ue<1 an o ra e r au th o risin g wblcb haa „ ln mystic
way of
own
p reted as ridiculing th e im m aculate
the
resolution
to
call
on
congress
in
icity
of
incom
e
tax
re
tu
rn
s,
m
odifies-
tbtf
Lane
county
l0
urt
to
estab
lish
a
10
c,
.
a
r
mg
the
vision
aud lightening
conception of C h rist as se t fo rth in
th e m atter.
tion of the in h eritan ce tax.
grade crossing o re r tho tra c k s of tho tb s heart, eveu when the skies all
th e Bible.
C hairm an G reen in h is sta te m e n t Southern P acific com pany a t a point aruuiul you are hung with som brous
Boston will not see “D esire U nder
Land F ight Passed Up.
said he believed th e tre a su ry s estl- approxim ately two miles n o rth of Eu gray curtains.
the Elm s.” E ugene O 'N eill's play th a t
A** **>“ * ** g«0** *“ d glorious la life
TV ashington. D. C. — T he suprem e m ate of th e probable surplus for th e Kt,ne. T he cost of th e crossing will be
has been run n in g in New York for court announced Monday its refu sal to next fiscal year, placed a t $290.000.- lKin,e by tho r a u r „ad com pany and coul**
to n k in « .
Superb paintings for which fabulous
m any m onths, b e c iu se M ayor Curley review th e question of title to land In 000 by S e c re ta ry Mellon, was too “con- I _ a n u COunty
i
prices are paid ; m asterful music which
has insisted on a com plete revision of Oregon claim ed by S. L. L eath erm an servaM ve."
As a consequence.” he said. “I have
A storia.—A to tal of $208.800 will be stirs the soul aud carries It aw ay tiv
its text. R a th e r th a n comply w ith the and O tto E. P a rry and held by A. J.
been asked w hy the reduction to be ef- s *H>nt on roada ln r<,ad d ia ,rlc t N’°- '■ ‘" f “ land •* 1
dr , aU, * ;
censorship req u irem en ts, th e produc Mayse.
fected
by
th
e
bill
is
not
m
ade
larger,
r
““
*0«
1
<OUDt^
durll>*
C0">lnK
bu“
dln«a
ers have decided to cancel th e Boston
The land was conveyed to th e sta te
engagem ent.
of Oregon by th e U nited S ta te s gov T h ere are m any who think It should y, a r ' aa a r,‘8Ult of “ 'tUm tak t‘n a t ,l b« ^ . bT m » ^ a < ! i^ U b ltli ^ .m r n «
be carried a t least up to $350.000.000. ™ad d U t^ C* ® e*lin * he,d he” S a t' ,n d cheerful countenance come Into bw
Buildings w ere shaken b u t no dam ern m en t for co n stru ctio n of wagon and som e th a t would advance It to u n ,a >- D istrict No. 1 Includes the en- (n^ tj,rou<i, ri^pt thinking- tlirough
roads
and
w
as
sold
by
th
e
sta
te
to
a
age w as reported, in w hat was be
S ubse $400.000.000 or even $500.000.000. ak ,ire a re a of ,h<> lo u n ty exclusive of ,lTlng ,n „ hlgh#r m*ntal atm osphere,
lieved to be an earth q u ak e fe lt in southern Oregon company.
though In th e la tte r case my unde» Ihe Iand con*ainei* In **»« lim its of its wbere mlud substuuce is purified and
H artford, Conn, a t 1:20 M onday A. M. quently congress purchased th e lands stan d in g is it is intended to apply th e four m tinietpalltles.
molded into unusual forms, which in
T h ere was a high wind blow ing and from th a t com pany and opened them paym ents received from E uropean
P endleton. -— No co n cen trated d riv e th eir slinpls gra>e and beauty arouse
to entry.
rain w as falling. T he tem p e ra tu re w as
co u n tries to o rd in ary expenses Instead for m em bers of the Red C ross will be tl** adm iration of tb s world
The com pany had been delinquent in
You may have priceless talenta, but
unseasonably high. O perators a t th e
of using them to reduce the national m ade ln P endleton o r ln U m atilla
taxes
and
th
e
lands
in
question
had
they cannot long survive In s tainted
telegraph com pany rep o rted a noise
debt.
1 county th is yedr. according to Edwin atm osphere, for like th e peach and the
which som e of them took to be been sold for tax es to Mayse. whose
•I am very decidedly of th e opin- W inter, chairm an of the ch ap te r in roae_ th#y mu>t h>T# tb# b#lpful sun
title
to
them
was
held
good
by
th
e
thunder.
ion th a t th e am ount now carried by *ke county la st year. V oluntary sub- gj,ine. the pure rain and Jew. to (la
low er courts.
th e bill should not be Increased for scriptions to th e Red C ross will be velop th eir full sw eetness; they re-
The joy th a t th e C hristm as tre e
sev eral reaso n s: In th e first place, taken, he said. T he w ork has been quire an atm osphere suitable to their
brings to children fa r outw eighs any
Ship C ases Postponed.
I favor th e continuance of th e p re s -; discontinued In the county.
proper grow th and development.
dam age th a t th e cu ttin g of th ese
W ashington, D. C. — Twelve cases
sm all tre e s does to th e forests, th e grow ing out of th e w ar-tim e seizure en t policy w ith reference to th e re- A lb a n y ,-J o e Schw lndt. 56. Jo rd an b
toufb witb ,,tb#r
U nited S ta te s fo rest service stated of G erm an ships and p ro p erty about duction of th e n atio nal d ebt ln o rd er farln er wb„ was sbot by bl8 i 5.year- pSer* kf. ,p ,t
S atu rd ay in indorsing th e tensel-bear- N*ew Y'ork w ere indefinitely postponed th a t if some new and * re a t em ergency ^ gon j 0hn, N ovem ber 4, died at th e mlnda and burnlah It by constant n»e
should come upon us we would be pre- hospital here Sunday a fte r having bat- and rubbing. It will sicken, mildew and
e r of th e Y uletide. As a m a tte r of Monday by th e suprem e court.
fact, th e service pointed out, the an
The act was based on re p re se n ta pared for it. and to save th e am ount tied for 10 days w ith h alf a bullet In perish among the vanities on which life
nual h a rv e st of C hristm as tre e s Is ex tion by th e claim ants th a t congress, w hich would oth erw ise be paid in in- h |g brain. D eath was due to infection *“ ™* fro™ exultation to despulr.
T be boy ln Jail h ere
If you W0M,d hav* understanding, a
ceeded m any tim es by th o se used in at Its approaching session, w as expect te re st. If a surp lu s develops u n d er L f tbe wound
th e proposed bill. It will, of course. on an
n (h
aald' hc , hot h|H frnuk interest In accom plishm ent, two
th e m anufacture of toothpicks.
ed to settle th e questions Inrolved by
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o r three good friends and success In
be used to reduce tb e national - debt.
fa th e r while the la tte r w as beating h eap ln f me„ ure, y<tu m01t llv, and
Annie Em iline H opkins, 12-year-old en acting legislation providing for pay
an o th er son. Joe, Jr., 16.
work continuously In an uncurrupted
beauty co n te st w inner, and one tim e m ent for th e p ro p erty seized.
A m erica Found W icked.
The
governm
ent
has
opposed
th
e
Salem
R eceipts a t the Salem muni- mental atm osphere, otherw ise your llt-
m usical comedy chorus girl, fell four
D elaw are. O.—T he U nited S ta te s Is
sto ries to h er death in an a p artm en t steam 8hil' c°m Pa n*es' effo rts in court th e m ost wicked nation in th e world cipal cam p grounds d u rin g th e 1925 tie Journey through this world will
term inate ln disappointm ent and sor
house in Boston early Sunday as a on th e ground th a t th e courts should and has one-third of th e w orld's K‘ a80n “« r e g a l e d *<537.28 or a gain row.
m erry p arty a t w hich she w as a guest not aw ard com pensation un til con- w ealth, of which th e M ethodists have | of approxim ately $1000 over la s t year,
<©. I l l l , M c C l o r * N * w « p i p « r N y a d i c a l « . )
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was breaking up. She w as found on ffrehs had d irected such action and has a large share, but M ethodist communl- acCHr<ling *° a financial re p o rt filed
the m arble floor of th e vestibule a fte r
an agency to m ake aw ard c an ts gave only 75 cents per m em ber bjr ,ho <U8*<,lllan of tho park. T here
HE YOUNG LADY
she had toppled over a low b an n iste r
for foreign m issions la s t year, Dr. J. rem ainii a fte r paying all bills $985.
Jail Doors Stop Mob.
along a dim ly lighted sta irw a y from
M. Yard. S hanghai. China, declared Thl8 wlu be n8‘"1 ln m ak ln t Improve-
ACROSS THE WAY
th e a p a rtm e n t of Joseph L. Sullivan,
C enterville. Md. — An unsuccessful h ere Sunday in an ad dress before dele- 'aer1** a * t*1® park p rior to its reopen
who had been h e r host.
a tte m p t was m ade Monday by a mob g a te s to tb e ann u al m eeting of th e ing for the 1926 season.
Salem .—E rn e st Zielesch, ra n c h e r of
Dams s ' t s is like a b esi-g ed city. of several hundred persons to rem ove board of foreign m issions of the Meth-
the P a rk e r d is tric t In Polk county,
Everybody except th e m ilitary mu3t fron, th e Queen A nne's county Jail odist Episcopal church.
S aturday w as searching for a gang of
lie indoors by 8 o'clock a t nig h t and here. Jo sh u a Tiller, young negro
Insurance Firm Raided.
th iev es who tresp assed upon hla
during th e day th ere are so maDy sol charged w ith attem p ted a ssa u lt upon
diers in the n arro w th o roughfares th a ti* be 4'Tear-old d au g h te r of his em ploy
Chicago.—T he Public Life Insurance prem ises and stole tu rk e y s valued a t
one is alm ost continually bum ping in-j
com pany Sunday was m anned by a approxim ately $300. Mr. Z lelesch said
Ttie ' roW(1 rushed Into th e jail resl naw get of _____
offlcer„ _ inBtaiiPd
_ _____ _ a fte r ^ dep. th is was the third tim e th a t his tur- ]
to rifle-, picking o n e’s w ay through
i.arbed » .re entang! -m eets or siumb- dent* but W1 re unahle to pass the UIy sh eriffs late S atu rd ay storm ed the kejr" had been "to*®» 1» re c e n t years.
ling acrops sandbag b arricad es. A t five steel doors which se p arate th e com pany’s office and ousted th e old
*rU ik w a* used by th e prow lers In
the curfew hour th e s tre e t cars cease resid en tial section of th e prison from officers. W hen th e n e w officers ar- ,ranKP° r i l n g the birds aw ay from the
run n in g th e people d isap p ear like th e cells. -------------------------
rived th ey sta rte d looking for a ss e ts | raD rb’
K entucky Guard Called.
m agic and tb e m ost beautiful ot th e
which th ey said should be $750,000. j V ernonia.—In d istric t No. 9, which
Syrian oases becom es a s dead, ap
F ran k fo rt. Ky. — A djutant-G eneral T hey found 6 re n ts in a safe. The 1« th e te rrito ry su rrounding V ernonia,
parently, as tb e d e se rt surrounding it. Kehoe la te Monday ordered out a de concern is said to have a life insur- j a 10-mill tax was voted F riday, and
In creasing bu rd en s w hich business tach m en t of K entucky national guard ance business of m ore than $5,000,-! this probably will m ean about $57,000
and th a t m ore paving probably will
Is generally feeling from sta te and infantrym en to preserv e o rd er a t 000 w ith about 45,000 stockholders.
be laid n ext sum m er. In d is tric t No.
local taxation will m ake th is one of Uyden. county seat of Leslie county.
16, which Is V ernonia, a 6-mill tax
E ditor Succeeds Ladd.
the leading subjects for d isc u ssltn a t in so u th eastern K entucky, following
the m id-year m eeting of th e C ham ber trouble over the recen t election, when j B lsm ark, N. D.—G erald P. Nye, 33, was voted, h alf to -b e expended in ex-j
of C om m erce of th e U nited s ta te s two votes decided th e s h e riffs race. j p ublisher of th e G riggs C ounty Sen tending W ashington s tre e t on th e e a s t 1
to bo held in S eattle D ecem ber 7 a n d , The o rd er followed teleg rap h ic in- tinel-Courier, a t Copperatown, N. D., side and h alf of Hose aven u e on the :
8 w ith rep re se n ta tiv e s of 11 w estern "tru ctlo n s from G overnor F ields at S atu rd ay w as appointed by G overnor w est side.
sta te s p articip atin g .
A pproxim ately , i inm all> an adjoining m ountain coun- Sorlie to fill th e vacancy in the U nited
M arshfield. — Ju stice of th e P eace >
1000 business lead e rs in com m ercial, j
S ta te s sen ate caused by th e death o f i ^ la n *°^’ w**° Folds th e reco rd for
in d u strial and ag ric u ltu ra l activities
the late E. F. Irodd. T he special elec- n’a r r >,,n* Coofl C ""nty couples w ith a
in th e se sta te s will p articip ate in tl.e
F rtt Cologne Prom ised.
tlon proclam ation will stan d , and Nye, * wl'*e m argin to spare, said th a t his
P aris.—T he allied council of am If seated by th e house, will serve only m arriages have m ostly term in ated
sessions, w hich will be behl a t the
bassadors has drafted a note to G er until th e resu lts of the special election successfully. In th e 12 y e a rs M r.1 The young lady across the way says
Olympic hotel.
m any statin g its decision to ev a ru a te become known, unless he is elected S tanley has been ju stice of the peace 8ba alw ays has stood and alw ays will
T he A m erican F alls, Idaho reservo ir
for the open window In t'lit:
i the Cologne a re a beginning D ecem ber to fill th e vacancy.
a t Coquille h e has united 526 couples. stand
( £ , 1 (1 1 , M a C 'lu r* N * w a » » o « r S rO 'U a a « « ,)
will 0« th e la rg e st artificial body o f j j , The evacuallOB wnl be com p |eted
Rev. T hom as B arklow of M yrtle Point |
w a te r in th e U nited S ta te s and the betw een Ja n u a ry 15 and F eb ru a ry 1,
has a record of 348 m arria g es In 35
H arding’s Cousin Lost.
th ird la rg e st In th e world a s a resu lt j the note says,
Cows on Pasture
New York.—Isabel B ennett, 15, sec years In Coos county.
The m ixture of equal parts of Corn,
o f official a u th o rity th a t w as tra n s
Salem .—R ep resen tativ es of th e In
ond cousin of th e late P resid en t H ard
T rain H its A uto; 3 Dead.
m itte d S a tu rd a y to th e regional of
ing, w as reported Sunday night m iss te r s ta te com m erce com m ission and outs and bran Is one of the common
fice of th e U nited S ta te s reclam ation
F o rt Madison, Ia.—T h ree persons ing since F rid ay from h er W ashing public service com m issions of O re rations which are used for row s on
serv ice a t D enver to E n g in e e r Banks are dead h ere S unday as th e re su lt ton H eig h ts hom e In th is city. F ears gon and W ashington will hold a h e a r pssture. The outs and bran nre the
rhenpest part of the ration hut hesi
In c h arg e of c o n stru ctio n a t A m erican of th e collision h ere la te S atu rd ay th a t she had been kidnaped w ere ex ing a t Spokane D ecem ber 10 to con-
tate at Increasing them to more tlmn
F alls. T h e in stru c tio n s a re to build ■ j night of th e autom obile in w hich th e y pressed by h e r m o th er and step fater, elder the application of th e Spokane J (,ne.tb|r(| (,f th e ration. If the cows
th e dam to its full h e ig h t and author- w e r e riding and a B urlington passen- Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B rent. She Is the M erchants’ association for a reduction j nre b|g b producers It would pay to
Ity Is given to E n g in e e r B anks to pro- g e r train . The autom obile w as de- d au g h te r of Jo h n B. B ennett, Cleve In express ra te s on Ice cream . T he [ ,1(|,| 10 per cent of linseed ollmenl to
ceed alo n g th a t lin e. T h is Informa- inollshed. It Is thought a heavy snow land, O., autom obile dealer, first cou date of th e conference w as announced the ftitlnn. In other words cows which
lion w as tra n s m itte d to R. E. S h e p -.m a y have obscured th e vision of th e sin of th e la te p resident. T he Ben- here. A sim ilar hearin g w ill be h eld, are heavy producers need more protein
| th an furnished hy the corn, oats und
n e ts w ere divorced several y ears ago. In P ortland on D ecem ber 31.
h erd of Jero m e, w ho i* in , Boise.
'd riv e r.
bran mixture.
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