World Happenings Of Current Week
A roundup of notable events: allies lift Hungary blockade once a stable government is set. stock market tops 2,000,000 shares amid heavy buying. Peace conference four supports recognizing antibolshevik regimes in Russia. Hotels worth 4.5 million to be built in Seattle and Tacoma. Philippine mission returns to Manila to cheers. Brooklyn Transit protest over new night work ban on women. A giant Tarrant tri plane crashes at taxy. 30,000 ship workers protest U S shipbuilding cuts in Baltimore. Jewish massacres in central and eastern Europe documented for state department. USMC seeks volunteers for service in France. musicians in demand. Frank Livingston lynched near Eldorado Arkansas. Postmaster General braces for lawsuits over seized properties. Mobile blaze devastates 10 blocks, 1500 homeless. Rhine question to be debated by international conference. Belgian liberty claim gains unanimous support.
State News in Brief Highlights Oregon Events and Local Plans
Oregon news notes council votes on June 27 to wake up the Columbia highway through The Dalles. Hillsboro hosts the state grange with 118 delegates from 27 counties and 300 visitors. An article on Jess Hanson credits a Benton county farmer with 18300 from chickens after starting with 1000. New wage and scale changes announced by Hitchner Lumber Co. affect 250 workers. Surveys fix Umintilla to Beho road with river routes using old railroad grade. Oregon officials appoint Lola Baldwin and others to the state industrial school advisory board. Plans for a Lost River dam to irrigate Tule Lake lands are announced. Linn county records 11894 voters for June 1 special election with party breakdown. Governor Olcott says a formal inquiry into the fish and game commission will be thorough when members are present. A Coos City bridge mud incident nets 46 in accidental profits for a nameless gander profiteer. Jessie Jarvis elected Oregon Rebekah assembly president and staff listed. Cascara conservation urged to meet medical demand with 20 to 30 year supply in forests and new crops ready in 10 to 16 years.
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A Veteran Soldier Remembers on Decoration Day
An aging Civil War veteran, crippled and alone, attends Decoration Day in a village church. He watches youths sing and salutes the flag, then visits his dead wife and comrades at the cemetery before dreaming of battles past and finally resting with a peaceful smile at dawn.
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Appreciation of Books by Isaac Barrow
A fragment praising books as faithful friends and wholesome counselors. The Sage Isaac Barrow is cited as saying a lover of books will want no faithful friend and will find a cheerful companion and effective comforter in literature.
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