MONOAV. JINK N. I UI I
they have Improved 80 per cent—and
WILSON'S PLEA-Bf NOIE PATRIOTIC i 'the
English enthusiasts don't think
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
walking In pairs, moved slowly off in
MEXICAN WOMEN MAKE
lit 1,1.1 IGHTN PROFITABLE the direction of ths little white mis
BIGGÍSI CM
CROWD »10*1
«IANNUAL NEHII6
BI6GLST
PAG*
mmy wins
n mura irons
,
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sion
The señor«, who bad worked
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West Virginia, where there was an
either have grown that much.
JAUREZ. Mexico, May 28 By mail themselves Into five different fits of
CALM FORCEN BM1I.N QF CIVIL-
The largest attendance of any of'Increase of 1.2 cents a pound to 13.4
The Amerlcau Four look very good.
SALEM. June 5,— With ths receipt
UATION
There will be, undoubtedly, ths three to New York ) IT the good ladles of frenzy—one for each bull— gathered the meeting» ot the Klamath Water ¡cents; North Carolina, an Increase of of the last revised Multnomah county
at the cantina of Jesus Roderiquss, User» Association was present when! 1.5 cents to 12 5 cents; South Care returns from the recent primary, the
veteruUN, Larry und Monte Wutsr-
Jaurez held ladles'
not tar from the bull ring, to drink to lli« annual meeting was called to or-Ilina, an increase of 2.3 cents to 15 exciting race between Justice Charles
bury und Devereaux Milburn, gallop
aid society meet the health of the matador.
der at 2.30 Friday afternoon In the!cents,
ing uboill the green and swuttlug the
McNary of Salem and Judge Henry L.
ings or did the
opera bouse by President Abel Ady. ,
... —
tar out of the ball when the whistle
I'enson of Klamath Falla for th*
family
darning
on
W» LAND-HI NT
Apparently much greater Interest » iu hn IAN DREADNAK.HT
blows.
fourth republican nomination for jus
Ntinday afternoons |
ARE DI n MIMNED being taken In the bu»ln<*M of the as-
LAUNCHED AT ODENHA tice of 'he supreme court came to an
For till fourth position there are
u choice lot of!
'socialIon by the stockholders than ha»
uruiLOlm Mlevsnsoo, Phipps, Rene
end today, with McNary Nominated.
matadors,
pica-1
B»> uu«<* the evidence Introduced by ) ever been evidenced In the years I
Montague and one or two others, who
A check of the official figures by
ODE8SA,
June
5.-
The
third
stage
dore», banderlllos the state falluti to show that the road pawed.
ANNAPOLIS, Md„ Juno 5,— Ad ar«* Issa prominently known. Steven
Secretary of State Ben S. Olcott con
In
Russia
’
s
ambitious
naval
program
and
capeadores \v y. Wyiand and Clarence Hunt are
The meeting this afternoon is the
dressing the graduating class at iti» son has "»nt In” before, uud Is fur
for the Black Sea was concluded to firmed McNary's lead of 13 votes.
might be other- uiieKe<j to have fenced up was a hlgh-
The meeting Friday afternoon was
United States Naval Academy, before from being a rJouch at the gladsome
McSlary received 34,818 votes; Ben
day Willi
with IMV
the »UUWfflBi
suc<ensful IMUIJ'
launching
of
<...»..»^4 --
_
.
.
.
. .
, .
.
-
a '***/
UIIIK Ul
wise
engaged as way frequently used, and the defense annua) election of officers, and a vote,
u. uu. . ■
n .
an audience of 3,000, President Wil gume,
ton's vote was 34.<05.
.....
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
'the
dreadnaught
Ekasterina
H
at
the
bartenders,
Kiers.
bur- w tn' sses testified that It had been was also taken on two amendments to,
_
I
Phipps and Montague have been
son urged tin* embryo admirals to en
Nlkolaloff navy yard.
tiers or cobbler» ¡abandoned for some time. Justice ot , the by-laws.
Following the voting
ter a service to humanity. Instead of playing like Huhurn typhoons at prac
AntLt igarette League Adjourns
The two dreadnaught» already
Its the feminine the Peace Gowen last night dismissed I the committee appointed for that pur-
”a desire to fight at the drop of a tice games this spring, and either
launched and soon to go into com
LAKE MOHONK, N Y . June 5,—
N.C
fans
In
Jaurez the charges against tho defendants, . ¡>o»e retired to count the ballots, dur
would show up the stuff If called on
hat or some slight punctilio.”
who furnlsti the * velvet, ' otherwise The hearing was finished at 10:30 ing which time tho meeting was turn-1 mission are the Empress Maria and Plana for a more active national cam
Wilson predicted that the American to pull a George Washington and re
th«- Alexander III. The fourth, Ivan paign against the cigarette were com
Itnown as the profits, at (be weekly p. m,
ud over for a general discussion of
occupation of Vera Crus would h ave pel the lledcouts
land"
l'
,,e Terrible, is to be laid down on the pleted at the conference of the Antl-
bullfight». In no city in Mexico, ac-1 rhl» la only one of the many questions of Interest to the I
"a different taste In the mouths of a
i ways vacated by the Ekastorlna II. ;Cigarette fx-ague of America, which
■
oh
I
Ing
to
u
prominent
bull
fight
pro-!,
barges
and
counter
charge»
filed
in
owners.
people who have been fearing and I NE Al TON TO
¡The six destroyers and the six sub ¡closed a three day meeting here to
The nominations for directors tor
MAKE GETAWAY uiotcr. do women form quite no large the courts by the Brown Brothers and
despising Americans.”
marines, included In the new pro- day. This was the first annual con
h
number
of
th«
.Sunday
afternoon
Wyiand,
his
wife
and
daughters.
Sev-
ithe four districts were as follows:
"It ought always to be one of your
jg.-am,
have already been completed, ference of the organization, which
crowd» that watch th« bloody sport a» « rul are awaiting the action of the First district, one to elect, J. R. Hixon
thoughts that you are a "sample
NEW YORK, Jun« 5
At noon to
end two armored cruisers are buiid- has grown from a small band of re
in
iliis
border
town.
And
it
la
only
grand
Jury.
Hay
A
Merryman
ap-
and J. R. Elliott; second district, one
American,' not merely naval officers day highwaymen used a blackjack on
Ing. There is also being constructed formers into a national society with
not merely soldiers, ami that you have the paymaster of the Ainithan Can ii tlficn inlntit« tide by street car to.pearod for the defense In Thursday's to elect, John Irwin, James Ezell and one of the largest floating docks in the slogan "save the boys and pre
i*.l
Paso,
Tex
.
where
the
ubove
men-
hearing
Htepben
Griffith;
third
district,
two
the point of view of Atnorlra regard company In front of the company's
the world, capable of carrying a ves serve their health, education and effl-
’tloncd Ia<!it*n‘ nld
and darn*.
- -
to elect, C. A. Bunting, C. G. Merrill
ing your army and nuvy,” said the ¡office and robbed him of 12,700. They
sel of 40.000 ton». It will coat over . ciency." Statistics presented during
Ing
‘
irtb
hold
forth
on
Bunday
af-
<
III
HCH
BVItWRD
and
J.
G.
Hwan;
fourth
district,
one
president. "That she la using them then Jumped into a ta»t auto nud I
the conference here showed that in
'«•rnoon».
BL Mn.ITA.NTN to elect, Abel Ady and Theodore N. 82,000,000.
as instruments of civilisation, and ■mad« good th«*lr escape
Notwithstanding this formidable certain communities the habitual use
!
Case.
A
third
of
the
crowd
I
hut
»aw
five
not as Instruments of aggression
' Hhortly after this lias been report
force, naval experts say that Turkey 'of tobacco In some form has reached
Of exceptional benefit wa» the
DERBY, England, June 5.—Mili-
"America's idea is to serve human ed to the police headquarter» came i bull» tormented to death, a horse torn I
would have a decided advantage on a maximum of 90 per cent among the
'morning
session,
which
was
in
reality
¡to
pieces
and
■i
matador
severely
,
tant
suffragettes
today
burned
Bread-
Ity. Every time you let the Stars and 'the word of a similar crime commit
the Black Sea in the event of a war i boys In the graded schools.
Stripes fiy free to the wind, you ted In Brooklyn, where the pay clerk ¡gored by a maddened bull on a recent K.ill church, built by the Normans, de a farmer's institute. The talks of between the two countries, as the
Project Manager Camp on "Seepage
ought to rsnllse that it la In Itself a inf the John Masury Paint company Sunday in the Jauiez bull ring, wan stroying many priceless relics.
Russian dreadnaught» are to be arm
RALEIGH, N. C., June 5—Secre-
Among these was the famous and Drainage,” and County Agricul
message to you that you are on an er ! was I knocked down and robbed of mud« up of women. Tb«*y «unie very
ed with only 12-lnch guns, as against tar, Redfield of the department of
tural
Agent
M.
A.
McCall
on
“
Klam
<*ar!y
and
flayed
very
lute,
chained
Bible.
This
testament,
writ
beca
u
Bi
rand that other navies have some 33.001 0. The robbers In this case es-
guns of 13-lnch and 18-inch reepec- commerce, addressing the local Cham-
acocrdlng to the poatera ll was all ten before printing was known, has ath Soils and Crops," were especially
times forgotten not an errand of cape«) I in the i ismc manner
tively on the two battle cruisers re- |wr ot Commerce last night, support-
good,
and
will
be
of
benefit
to
all
for
being
done
"lu
honor
of
been
chained
to
the
chancel
rail
for
the
great
conquest, but an errand of service ”
<ently acquired by the Turklah gov ed |h(f contention of President Wil-
General Francis* o Villa."
centuries, to protect the book from tunate enough to have heard them.
U < T I WILL
.ernment, one from Brazil and the
ft,at any financial or business de-
Two
other
good
numbers
were
the
theft.
The Jaurez ampitheater, like most
Hill II INSTITI Tl
olher
now
completing
in
England
p
r
es»ton
now is psychological” and
talks of J. M. Ezell on co-operation,
other», 1» divided Into two »ectlons,
Th«* longer range of the Turkish guns not physical.
and
President
Abel
Ady.
who
took
up
MORE
SPEECHEN
‘would, it is believpd, more than coun
Iii preparation for the <<>mlng cam-1 "aombra” and "sol," or "»hade and
' The men who are making the most
ON TOLL VOTE "relief measures" and urged action
NEW YORK. Jun« 5. Britishers palgn, a Klamath county Institute of »tin ” On the »ombrn »Ide, where the
ter balance the greater aggregate ton pessimistic speeches right now are
at
once
to
secure
the
passage
of
the.
claim to b<> without cheer or hope the Women's Christian Tomperance price of n »cat hum two pesos, »at the
nage and armament of the new Rus men who are prosperous in pockot,”
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 5,— extension bill.
over their chance« of turning table» I nion will I»«* hold here Tuesday. The elite or Jaurez, tourlxts from El
sian craft.
said he.
on America In tlx* International polo sessiona will io* held at lira«« M E. Paso hotels and military ofilcers from Proe|M*cts for a vote on the repeal of
"Things are not tied up so terribly
METEORITE
IN
the
free
tolls
clause
of
the
Panama
cup aerie« thia month nt Meadow church from 10 to 4, and there will the cuartel, Thare were no many of
In the June American Magazine a tight when New York and California
BEING
GUARDED
canal
bill
thia
week
faded
today,
when
the military on th«* xombrn »Ide that
brook.
be a dinner scrvcil l here.
former newspaper man. who became a register more automobiles than e*«er
Senator Poindexter began a long set
Reason for th« «hunk» of gloom
A large attendance la exi>«*cte«l from you got the Impression they were
victim of the opium habit, and is now . before, per capita
Also from Call-
speech
against
the
repeal.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
3.
—
A
500-
"deadheads."
<>n
the
sunny
side
which can I m * cut with a knife whet Merrill and oilier outside unions
A
a convict in a penitentiary, writes a fornla, Florida. Kansas, Missouri. Ne-
Senator
La
Follette
announced
to
pound meteorite, composed of apatite,
ever English pololata meet to dlxcuxa splendid program has been prepared. were g(ou|e«l the peons, the women
dramatic account of his experiences ,'br:ska and the other states com«*s the
of the lower • las»«*», and about as day that he expects to speak most of which recently fell on his ranch in
the outlook 1« that Captain Vivian
I with the drug. He gives as follows ?lad cry of a bumper harvest, ail but
tomorrow.
Tuolumne county, is being carefully
many y<iungst«r« as were occupying
Lockett will not I m * at No. 3 position LINK lilt I II Bl %l.
his idea of the power of the habit:
ripe for the sickle.”
guarded here today by J. W. Shores,
the bleachers at the ball camo over
when the fraeax opens.
"I do not believe that any man
Iti 111 I ROM um«
¡a
retired
rancher.
In El Paso.
It was the dashing, »lashing de
I with an opium or morphine habit of
Cannon to Run Again
While Shores was plowing January
Ranged along the first tiers of
fense and attack of l.ockott who met
‘years' standing can deny himself the
Formal announcement has oeen
After being in a semi-conscious
6
last,
he
heard
a
rush
of
air,
and
overy American catapulting attack
seats that swung In a semicircle clos-
drug if it is within reach.
made that “Uncle Joe” Cannon of
state for nine days. Link lllver Beal, a
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 6.— ‘then felt a hot, shiny object swish!
Mt to the scene of gore, were the
with the same sort of goods, that
"I do not believe than any man, no lfanville. III., former speaker of the
well known Indian, died Thursday
past
him.
It
plunged
into
a
nearby
l»en«>ritas «if Jaurez, pretty, «lark-eyed. it is understood that two Oregon
«topped the Big Four temiwirarlly on
matter what his previous character ¡ bouse, will be a candidate for con
night al the liluckburn hospital, as
several occasions last year, and made
)»l«*nd<*r figure», who»«* step« earlier In items ulready passed by the commit gully, emitting Intense heat.
may have been, can use opium con gress from his old district.
the
result
of
a
blow
on
th«*
head
from
Shores
says
that
several
attempts
them begin all over again
It was
¡th«* day hn«l been devoutly directed to tee and included in the sundry civil I
tinuously
and not have the impulse
Wil
a horse»h<H*. Ills assailant, Tom
l.ocketl*» work, more than the work
■the little white mission behind the bill which will be reported next week, have been made to steal the meteor :to be crooked. He may not be crook
The United States supports 221,-
Hams,
la
In
jail
at
the
Agency.
ite.
He
declares
he
has
been
offered
of any two men on the English tram,
central plaza
But having said their are 3100,000 for Crater lake and
The aged Indlun wax brought here I morning prayers, they were there ap- 315,000 for the Improvement of the 32,000 for it by a Stockton Jeweler, ed. he may lack the nerve or the «33 churches. Likewise 450,000 sa
which kept the American »core down
¡necessity to steal, but the impulse will piens—more than all the churches.
by his son. Rosa Ileal, and the frac-
who intended to put the substance
and the English tally up.
'plnudlng with little gloved hands the Clackamas salmon hatchery.
tie there, and If it ever becomes a ,hospitals, colleges and high schools
■
lure
of
the
skull
was
trepanned
by
through a process to transform it into
To replace Lockett th«* Invaders
¡torture of the horses and the spilling
:question of theft or a 'habit' he will combined.
l>r. Merryman, lie failed to survive, of blood in th«* arena.
Imitation
opals.
will have either I Xi rd Wodehouse or
The above is _ received here with
thieve. This is the history of every
Ixird Wlmburne Both are great play however
Bables were there, too- nt least a much rejoicing, as the amount of)
opium smoker 1 have ever known.”
Knights of Pythias will erect a two-
SOME
STATISTICS
ON
THE
ers, but neither can class with Ixick-
¡score of them, sleeping In th«* arms highway improvement in Crater Lake!
story brick hall at Scio.
Eugene manufacturera are planning
PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS
ett. Neither can hope to stop the
iof tlrr<i looking mothers
When the National Park this year depends upon
Lumber shipments to San Francisco
Waterbury boy« anywhere near as for a state wide exhibit of iuade-in- [fight grew tame and the groggy bull the amount of money appropriated.
Antwerp, one of the four largest
from
west coast harbors aggregated
effectively as even l.ocketl did, unless Oregon products.
The crop reports of the bureau of 23,850,000 for the first two weeks of ports in the world, Is fifty-three miles
.drugged himself wearily about the I With this sum available there will
ring, the mothers rocked the Infants) be employment for over 200 men. statistics (crop estimates! of the re- May. Coos Bay sent 5,170.000 feet.‘from the sea.
or fanned away the files. But If the: and many miles of highway will be partment of agriculture, show the av-
fight lagged too much, the mothers constructed by the force under Geo. ¡ernge prices paid to the farm«*rs in
The public will please lake notice that the undersigned will, on Mou
! various states for butter, egg» and
with the pretty señoritas Joint'd In E. Goodwin, corps of engineers.
'chickens on May 1, 1914, and as com ■ the 15th day of June. A. I). 1914. at 10 o'clock a. m.. or as soon thereafter
the cry:
"Otro toro!"
(Bring In
as he can be heard, apply to the County Court of Klamath County. State of
MAKE REDUCED RATEN FOR
pared with the similar estimates on Oregon, for a retail liquor dealer's license. For further information you
another bull.)
THE COMING ELKS RODEO May 1. 1913. Apparently farmers are an* referred to the copy of the petition hereinafter set forth.
The second bull had honored the
JOSEPH 1,. RINGO, Applicant.-
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obtaining on an average leas for their
great General Villa by succumbing to
Arrangements have been made with butter and slightly more for their in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County:
the matador after forty minutes of
PETITION FOR LlQl'OR LICENSE
vicious Jabbing, when a young Amer- the Southern Pacific for one and one-1 eggs and chickens.
Tu sei!, exchange or otherwise dispose of spirituous, malt, vinous liquors,
The
average price
paid to the farm-
1* <n girl, cn route to her home In ,h,rd fBre r°«nd trip on all trains in | T
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2
near beer or fermented cider, commonly known as hard cider. In
quantities less than one gallon, in Odell Precinct. Klamath County.
New York from a winter In Callfor- 'Oregon and California during the er for butter on May 1. 1914, was
Stat a ot Oregon:
¡23.8 cents, or 3.2 cents less a pound
nla. furnished the crowd with unex-
Rodeo. July 3, 4 and 5.
A special train will be run from Than the average price paid on May To the Hon. W. S. Worden. Judge of the County Court of the State of Ore
petted amusement.
1
gon. Klamath County, and to John Hagelstein and N. S. Merrill, Coni
“*H with
I. 1913. |n the New England states
She was slttftig in the second tler|Weed
w,,h n on<* t»r.
fare rn»nrf
round trlp|l,
n’, i-»loners for the State of Oregon, County of Klamath:
lie. the undersigned legal voters of Odell Precinct, Klamath County
of »cats, quite close to the ring. The from that point, The one and one-1 farmers of New Hampshire seem to
third bull, dashing Into the arena and ¡third fare will apply to all other I have received on an average 33 cents, and State of Oregon, would respectively petition that a liquor license be
i or 1 cent more a pound, while in Con- g.-antd to Joseph L. Ringo, to sell, exchange or otherwise dispose of spirit
smarting with pain from the first P°*o«-
uous, malt, vinous liquors, near beer or fermented cider, commonly known
thrust of steel, made straight for the'
satisfactory to the Weed people ‘ necticut they were paid 30 cents, or 8 as hard cider, in quantities less than one gallon, in the Town of Crescent.
low fence enclosing the ring, and‘the special train will probably leave.cents less a pound; In Vermont 29 Odell Precinct. County of Klamath and State of Oregon, upon the following
leaped It. bls hoofs striking against Weed at 5 o'clock In the morning, ar-¡cents and Rhode Island 32 cents, or described premises, to-wit: Lots 13 and 14. in block 30. and in the building
th«* concrete base of the first row of riving at Klamath Falls at 8:30. ¡6 cents less a pound; in Massachu- situated thereon, said building has the following dlmensons, to-wit: 50
feet by 70 feet, and is two (21*) and one-half stories high, and is known
From here the train will go direct to setts. 33 cents, or 3 cents less a pound
seats.
iu> tit«* Ci escent Hotel;
Kirk
and
leave
there
at
10:45,
reach-'and
in
Maine
30
cents,
or
1
cent
less.
The little American tourist sprang
That the aforesaid building is a legitimate bona fide hotel, with
In New York and Pennsylvania and accommodations for not less than fifty (50) guests, and that same is not
to her feet in terror. Gathering her Ing Klamath Falls again at 12:30.
This will give the train crew half ad-joining states, the average price situate within one mile of any university or college, nor within six miles ot
skirts, she leaped up first one tier and
then another. In her excitement sheinn hour for dinner, so they can begin was 28 to 32 cents, or from 7 to 4 any state or government irrigation project in actuaLcourse ot construction:
That said license be granted to Joseph L. Ringo tor a 'period of twelve
dropped Into tho lap of a Mexican *he service to Texum at 1 o'clock, cents less. On the coast from Mary- months tiom and after the date of the granting of said license.
troopcr from the garrison. His rifle Running trains between Klamath Falls land to South Carolina, the prices
An«t each for himself says. That I have personally signed this peti-
went rattling down the concrete struc- and <h« Rodeo grounds until the were either the same or 1 cent higher. tion, aud that my residence, postofflee address and voting preclnct are cor-
Iture and she sprang toward an exit ’ to *«* Is taken care of.
hanging from 25 cents to 28 cents recti) written after my name;
Ibat 1 am a legal voter in Klamath County, In the State of Oregon,
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
lln terror. "Ha ha. Don Pedro"------- !
-----------------------------
¡Georgia farmers, receiving 26 cents,
and am now and have been an actual resident of Odell Precinct, in Klamath
!shouted his comrades, and the rest of ¡NEWER DISTRICT
‘seem to have gained 1 cent, while the County, la the State of Oregon, for more than thirty days last past.
ithelr yells were drowned In volleys
MEETS APPROVAL Florida fnrmers received 2 cents a
Residence.
NAME.
Voting
V. 8. DEPOSITARY
Postoffice.
Precinct.
of laughter. The señoritas turned,
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pound less, or 33 cents. In the bai
-■ ent. Ore............ ................ Odell
lan amused, but somewhnt derisive.
By a vote of 62 to 19. the property anee of the states, with few excep- Jesse I’avis.................. .... Crescent. .
M. E. Davis.................. .. .Crescent... .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
OUR POLICIES—
smlle on tho whole proceeding. They !on ners of Mills, Railroad and Second 11Ions, where the price was stable, the
H. Zimmerman........... ...Ranch......... .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
To distribute tlie banka assets In ■»•!> a way as to maintain under
had not moved when the el toro made ¡Hot Springs addition are in favor of farmers were receiving from 1 cent D. Lynes.......... «.......... ...Ranch......... .Crescent, Ore............
Odell
any conditions and at all limes an ample reserve to meet the demands his leap,
|the construction of the fifth sewer,to 5 cents less a pound except that in
Pearl Lynes................ ... Ranch......... . Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
of its depositors and take cars of Its borrowing customers.
Mildred Lynes ........... ... Ranch......... .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
Evening came on part or the men ¡'’district. This was shown at Thursday ¡Montana the price was 1 cent more,
departed as American baseball fans night's meeting, when the petitions (In Arizona 6 cents less, and in Oregon T F. Hammer........... ...Ranch......... .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
V. II. Hammer........... ...Ranch......... .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
do
<to in
in the
tnc seventh
seventn inning
inning of
or a a listless
listless, ¡circulated were read, to show the sen-¡7 cents less.
T. B. Cleaves ............. . . . .Crescent. . .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
---------
.
The
farm
price
for
eggs
on
May
1
¡baseball gnmc but the women held 11 intent.
R. C. Knott................ . . . .Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
their gents. They tupped their heels) The matter will now bo taken up were 16.8 cents a dozen, or about 0.7 G. W. Anderson .... . . . .Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
'cent higher ot> an average for the Geo. C. Cannon......... . . . .Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
against the concrete when the band with the city council.
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country than on May 1. 1913, or an T. L. Cannon............ . . . . Crescent. . .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
responded to the cry for "musica.")
G. C. Snodgrass .... . . . . Crescent. .. . Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
ANOTHER
PEAK
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increase of about 4.3 per cent. In
mid joined In the viva» when a clever,
Roy Moore ................ . . . .Crescent. . . .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
THROWN
LAVA
j
most
of
the
states
the
price
the
same.
Ilertha L. Snodgrass ... .Crescent... .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
banderillo sucecetlcd in thrusting n
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i or varied only by 1 cent one way or John Knott.................. Fleaver Marsh. .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
pair of gaily colored banderlllas into I
In Montana, however, C. G. Howers.............. . . . .Crescent. . . .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
MANILLA, Juno 5.—A short mes tho other.
I lie buH'x nock. A cool brcele blew
Odell
eggs
on
May
1.
1914, were 18 cents, George Gottlieb .... . . . .Crescent. .. . Crescent, Ore............
sage
received
today
states
that
euor-
In over th«* hills south of Jaurez. It
Thos. McCord........... . . . . Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
signaled a gorgeous display from the Imous damage has resulted from the or 4 cents cheaper than the preceding Rossie C. Rourk .... . . . .Crescent. .. . Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
señorita contingent, who begnn swath-ieruption of a volcano on the Island of year, while in New Mexico they were Frank H. Funk ......... . . . . Crescent. . . . Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
nuuseo, a
« Butch
uiutvu pvwvwaiuii.
¡23 cents, or 4 cents higher on an av- Thos. Bracken ......... .. . .Crescent. .. . Crescent, Ore............ ................ Odell
Ing shoulders In mantillas that out-.Sangulr,
possession,
B. 0. Steevens ......... . . . .Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore............ .................. Odell
did tho rainbow for colors. Higher' Tlio dispatch states that a hundred .erage
Odell
Fred LaFollette .... ....Ranch.......... . Crescent, Ore............
‘ ‘
", It carried no j The price paid to farmers for chick
up the »Ides of tho ampitheater, the homos were destroyed,
11. M. LaFollette .... .. . . Ranch........ . . Crescent, Ore.......... .................. Odell
mothers were covering tho babies [tidings as to fatalities,
ens on May 1 was 12.5 cents, or F. M. Cleaves........... . . . .Crescent. ... .Crescent, Ore..........
Odell
i about 0.7 cent a pound higher In 1914
R B. Post.................. . . . Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore.......... ................ Odell
with black mantillas or dnrk blue,
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Odell
Eddie Santry.............. .... Crescent. ... . Crescent. Ore..........
ki I iosoh .
Warships of all nations will be per- than in 1913, or an Increase of about
I Wm. G. Jeffrey......... . . . . Crescent. .. .Crescent, Ore.......... .................. Odell
Whon th«* bespangled matador had milted to pass through tho Panama 5.9 per cent. The variation In the
Odell
Mrs. Minnie Santry . . .... Crescent. . . . Crescent, Ore..........
mad«* I i I h final sword thrust and tiny «anal, but cannot linger more than price of chickens was commonly less M. E. Murphy........... . .. . Ranch....,. Crescent, Ore.......... .................. Odell
feminine hanffs had beat the last ap-[twenty-four hours st cither end In than 1 cent per pound. The princi James Morrison . . . . .... Crescent. . . . Crescent, Ore..........
Odell
pal variations from this were Dela- Geo. Denny................ .... Crwcent. . Crescent, Ore.......... .................. Odell
|l>lnuxo of the evening, the senorltns, time of war.
Addieaalug Graduât«-» of the I nited
Míales Naval Academy, President
Urges Them to Reniemlier Titat
Tl toy Are Samples of the Allude
American People, Noi Merely u
Part of the Näihin'» lighting Force
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