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AMERICA GETS ISLANDS
The Decision Gives the United states
Practically All that They Could
Hope to Receive From the Com
mission.

London, Oct. 2O-Conseduent to
the attitude Of the Canadian Com
missioners, Lord Chief Justice Aver
stone decided today not to hold the
proposed meeting Of the Alaskan
boundary Commissioners but to hand
the decision to the agents OF the Am
erican and Canadian governments.
The Canadian Commissioners not
only declined to sign the award. but
said they would publicly withdraw
from the Commission. Ali the Cana
dians connected with the case are
very bitter and kilograms from Can
ada shows that sentiment to be gen
eral throughout the Dominion.
The Alaska award relating to the
Portland canal gives the United
States two islands, Kannaghanut ana
Sitklah, commanding the entrance
TO the Portland canal and the ocean
passage to Point Simpson and des-
troys the strategic value of Wales
and Pearse islands which are given
Canada. The mountain line as the
boundary lies so far from the coast
as to give the United States substan-
TALLY all the territory. The line
completely clears all bays and inets
and means access to the sea giving
the United States complete Land bar
rier between Canada and the sea
from Portland canal to MI. St. Elias.
Around the head of Lynn canal
the line follows the watershed some
what in accordance with the present
provisional boundary.
The engrossed copy of the award
was signed at 2:10 p. m. The Cana
dian Commissioners in a statement
issued by them give as their reason
in refusing to sign that the award
in finding in regard to the islands
at entrance of Portland canal and
the mountain line as not a judicial
one, as it ignored the just right of
Canada.
Later-The Canadian Commission
ers, Messrs Aylesworth and Jette,
will submit their opinion contrary to
the tribunal so as to go officially on
record. While they declined to sign
the award, they signed the maps
agreed upon by the majority.
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STEAMER LOST.
Vessel Goes Down Off the Oregon
Coast.

Coast.
San Francisco Oct. 2O.-The Ma
rine Exchange reports the steamer
South Portland from Astoria for
San Francisco wrecked at Brandon,
sengers and the crew are missing
except the captain and six others
who succeeded in reaching shore.
The South Portland was owned by
w A ScannelI of San Francisco.
Later-AnotEer telegram says the
South Portland struck on Blanca reef
at O'Clock p. m. yesterday during
a dense fog. 1t is stated that IA pas
sengers and p of the crew were
lost.
Marshal, Ore. Oct 20.-The fol-
lowing just received here from San
Francisco. The South Portland
struck just as it was growing dark
and sank in a few minutes. There
were thirty-four on board, including
eleven passengers. Row boats were
manned, but capsized, and several
occupants were drowned. Captain
Cook and five passengers reached
the shore. A life raft was seen in
the breakers with twenty-siX people
on it. The life savers endeavored
to rescue them
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ceived there from Mazatlan, Mexico,
state that a terrific storm visited
that city and vicinity few days
ago and caused considerable loss of
life Sixteen were killed in the city,
a number injured, and the ships in
the harbor suffered much damage.
The Danish schooner Clara was
wrecked and her captain and four
teen sailors were drowned
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BANKERS CONVENTION.
Savings Bank Section Auxiliary Be.
gins Its Session.
Commission


San Francisco. Cal, Oct 20.-The
members of the American Bankers
Association, who begin their annual
convention here tomorrow, were Civ
en- a reception today at the Palace
hotel. simultaneously a reception in
honor of the visiting ladies was held
at the Century club.
The Savings Bank section of tho
association met today in the Acade-
my of Sciences building. There was
a discussion of a number of practi-
cal questions pertaining TO savings
banks, including bond accounts. saw
ings bank advertising, trust accounts
and dangers threatening savings
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Washington, D. c., Oct. 20.-The
President today issued a proclama-
ton calling the 58th congress in ex-
traordinary session on November 8.
at u o'clock
The proclamation states that the
purpose of the session is to consider
commercial convention between
the United States and Cuba which
requires the approval of congress.
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also held it's annual meeting today
and listened to a number of papers
and addresses of particular interest
to those engaged in this branch of
the banking business The two big
trust company failures of yesterday
also furnished a topic of earnest dis
cussion that was not on the program.
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NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
Police Captain Arrested in ST. Louis
for CompIicity.

Police Captain Arrested in ST. Louis
for Completely.
st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 20.-The Fed
eral grand jury today returned indict-
ment against Police Captain Samuel
J. Boyd, charging completely in the
naturalization frauds.
Later:-Police Captain Samuel J..
Boyd, Thomas E. Barrett, former
marshal of the ST. Louis court of
appeals and member of the Demo-
cratic state committee, John Dolan.
chairman of the Democratic city cen.
tral committee, AdoIph Felt and Ja-
cob Weisman, members of the He
brew branch of the Jefferson club,
were indicted today by the Federal
Jury for completely in the naturaliza.
ton frauds. alleged to have been
committed prior to the recent elec.
ton.
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LOU DILLON WINS.

Takes the Gold Cup From Major
DeImar.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 20.-The
Gold cup was won this afternoon by
Lou Dillon. who took first and second
heats, beating Major Delmar by
three lengths in the first and by
twelve in the second. Time 2:O4
3-4, 2:O5.
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ELEVATED WRECK.

More Than a Score of People Injur-
ed in Brooklyn.
New York. Oct. 2o.-More than
score of people have been injured in
rear end collision of trains on the
Brooklyn Elevated. half a dozen ser.
iously The wreck was caused by
the failure of the air brake.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

The international Bank and Trust
Co. of America.
Wilmington, Del, Oct. 20.-James
Fl. Hughes, of Dover, Delaware, was
today appointed receiver for the In
ternational Bank and Trust Co. of
America by Chancellor Nicholson.
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NOT GUILTY.

So Leavitt Pleaded in Boston Today
When Al raioned.
Boston, Oct. 20.-Alleged thefts
to the amount of $4,000 from the
Boston National Union last NOvem-
Der was revealed today, when Elmer
E. Leavitt was arraigned in court
charged with the deed Leavitt
pleaded not guilty, and was held un-
der S., 1000 bail.
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WOMEN IN SESSION.

To-Day's Program was Purely of a
Routine Character.
Appleton, Wis, Oct. 20.-The an
nual session of the Wisconsin State
Federation of Women's clubs open.
ed here today with a large attend
ance. Prominent among the visitors
is Mrs. Dimies T. Denison. president
of the General Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. Delegates are in atten-
dance from Racine, Eau Claire, Osh.
kosh, Marinette, Green Bay, Sparta
convention continues through Thurs.
day. Today's proceedings were pure
ly of a routine character
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IMPLEMENT MEN MEET.
Uniform Classification of Freight
Rates Much Desired.


Rates Much Desired.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct 20.-The
tenth annual convention of the Ma
tional Agricultural Implement and
Vehicle Manufacturers association
began at the Hollenden hotel here
today, and will continue until Fri
day. Nearly five hundred members
were in attendance The business Of
the convention was opened with the
annual address of the president, Mar
tin Kingman of Peoria, III. He con-
graduated the members on the ia
vorable trade conditions now exist
ing and the hopeful outlook for the
future. In his further remarks he
called attention to the phenomenal
increase in the foreign trade, the
American exports of agricultural i'm.
plementS alone amounting last year
to $21 100000. Other topics touched
upon in the presidents address were
the desirability Of a uniform classi-
fication of freight rates throughout
the country and the Importance of
the early completion of the isthmian
canal Secretary Frank E. Lukens
of Chicago presented report show
ing a gratifying growth in the mem
bership of the association. AT the
succeeding sessions of the conven.
ton the question of reciprocity with
Canada will be exhaustiveiy consid-
cred and an address on the subject
will be delivered by John Charlton,
M. P, member of the Joint High
Commission.
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RESUME BUSINESS.

United Trust Company Enabled to
Do So.
Baltimore, Md, Oct. 20-The Off
cials of the United Trust Co. an
nounced today that they would re-
sumo business in the immediate fu-
ture, probably tomorrow.
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TO PROMOTE IRRIGATION.
Dakota Will Decide What is to be
Done with the Fund.

Bismarck, n. D., Oct. 20.-The live
stock, agricultural and business int
erests of the entire state were we'll
represented today at the opening of
the North Dakota irrigation conven-
ton. The convention will be in ses-
sion two days The principal work
will be to decide upon the best use
to be made of North Dakota's share
in the $4,000, 900 irrigation fund in
the national treasury.
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THREE KILLED.
Conflict Between Sheriff's Posss and
Outlaws,

Outlaws.
New Orleans, La, Oct. 20.-In an en-
counter between a band of negroes
led by white men and a constable's
posse three negroes were killed and
seven wounded near Pecan Grove
plantation in St Charles parish.
None of the posse was hurt. The
survivors Of the negroes fed to the
swamps which are being searched,
The negroes had been working for
the Miss. Valley Railroad and were
wanted on charges of not paying
debts.
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WERE REELECTED.
Directors of the Denver & r. G. Con-
tinue in Office.


tinue in Office.
Denver, Oct 20.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad today
all the directors were reelected ex.
cept Chas. T. Warner of st. Louis,
who retired because of impaired
health, and was succeeded by Edwin
Gould. The report shows no unpaid
vouchers and no floating indebted
ness at the close of the fiscal year.
The net earnings for the year were
near $7,O00,O00 and over three mill.
ion dollars have been spent for i'm
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BLEW OPEN BANK.
Robbers Frightened Away Before
Securing Their Booty.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 20.-Robbers
blew open the bank at Pleasantdale
near this place this morning. The
building was completely wrecked
and the vault so shattered that S3,5O0
in currency was exposed TO view.
The robbers were evidently frighten-
ed away before they could secure
their plunder The bank contained
1000. A posse is pushing the rob-
bers.
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THE JuDGEG ARRIVES.

Associate Justice Mills Is in Town
To-Day.
Judge Mills of the New Mexico
Supreme Court arrived in Roswell
this morning to adjourn court at this
place until next Monday.
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CABINET RESIGNS.

Italy Now Without This Very Useful
Adjunct.
London, Eng. Oct 2O-A special
dispatch from Rome says that Pre-
meir Zanardalli has telegraphed to
King Victor Emmanuel today the
resignation of the entire cabinet.
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PRINTERS STRIKE.

EI Paso News Force Walked Out
To-Day.
FL Paso, Oct. 20.--The entire typo
graphical force Of The evening News
of this city Wa ked ort today. on ac-
count of the refusal of thepublishers
to allow over time. No paper will
be issued today.
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PROMOTER IN TROUBLE.

Whitaker Wright in Trouble in Lon
don.-A True Bill.
London, Oct 2O.-The grand jury
which has been considering charges
against Whitaker Wright, the pro.
moter, brought in a true bill against
him today.
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PRESIDENT ACTS.

Commutes the Sentence of Coal Min.
ers in West Virginia.
Washington. Oct 20.-The presi-
dent today commuted, to expire i'm
mediately, the sentences of Marion
Marshall, Cyrus Rails and Burton
Harper, miners convicted in West
Virginia of resisting a U. S. marshal
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TWO STICKS DYNAMITE.
Attempt Made to Dynamite a Train
in Montana.

Missoula, Mont, Oct 20.-It devel.
oped today that two sticks of dyna-
mite were found near the mouth Of
He'll Gate Canon on the Northern
Pacific. east of this city FAST Sunday
just before the passing of a passen-
ger train. Armed guards are now
patrolling the canon.
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BANKERS MEET.
American Bankers Association in
California.

San Francisco, Oct. 20.-The meet
ings of the American Bankers Asso-
citation will begin tomorrow. Several
preliminary meetings are held today.
At meeting of the Trust Co. section
papers on Trust company trustees
by Lyman =. Gage, former scecreta-
ry of the treasury, were read by the
secretary of the branch.
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TERRIFIC STORM.

Sixteen Killed and Many Injured
in Mexico.
st. Louis, Oct 2o.-A special dis
patch to the Globe-Democrat from
Austin. Texas. says that advices re-
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Party viii Leave Pecos city Tonight 125

provements. 1t is stated that the
strike Of miners in Colorado has not
materially affected the earnings.
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PRESIDENT CALLS 58TH CON.
GREsS IN SPECIAL SESSION.
SESSION EXTRAORDINARY

The Purpose of the Session as Stated
in the Proclamation is to Consider
Commercial Relations Between Gu
ba and the United States.
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Bob Fitzslmmons Pennlless.

New York. April 25.-After more
than 200 battles. covering a period OF
20 years. Bob Fitzsimmons the old
man OF the prize ring supposed by
his friends 10 be worth at least tiO0..
900 declares that he has no money
left and that the house at Bath Beach
which is owned by his wife. repre-
sents his entire wealth AS Mrs Fitz.
simmons died without making a win
the title 10 this property passes 20
her children and "Lanky Bob" is left
with q life interest only. II Fitzsim.
mons statement 10 his lawyers Is ac-
surate. all no has 10 show for his
years Of lighting Is the right 10 live in
a hohse for the rest Of his life.
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South Salem Personals.

Mrs. Rafter has returned home. az
IHf d months visit with her daughters
~ astoria.
ME- Downs. OF Portland. visited
'IINDds In South Salem yesterday and
HIHtned home today
~. Llkins and family. OF the Waldo
I|I|f. are moving into the Otis prop
Hfty. on Miller street.
Rev. II. l.. Pratt. of Portland Is
visiting his sister, Mrs r. G. Black.
we'll. In South Salem.
George O'Flyng who Is teaching
nprth OF town, came up last evening
ID spend Sunday with his father.
Mr and Mrs. l.. Lewis. OF Butte.
Vllle are visiting at the home OF
Amos Voss, on South Commercial
street
Mfs Chas. Welch. Of Medford. was
visiting with South Salem friends yes.
terd9g.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carson returned
yesterday from a visit to San Fran.
cisco
Ernest Piper. OF Portland. Is In the
city on business
There was a pleasant little enter.
tninment and reception az the Lincoln
school yesterday afternoon. given by
the pupils OF Miss Meyers and Miss
hallan's rooms 10 the mothers. There
was d nice program given by the pu-
pills and punch was served TO the
guests, and those that were fortunate
eqcpeh 10 attend pronounced II "A
most Enjoyable affair
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|: Es;:! ;;:!. &! Social ReaIm3
A Farewell Party.

There was a farewell party given by
Mrs. j. c. Huffman and her daugh-
tefs. Cora and Roxana, at their resi-
dencn nj Liberty in honor of Mrs. j.
FnBeo and her daughter, Miss Nellie
Reid Wednesday. They all enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. and at the
hour of p. m. an elegant lunch was
served
Those present to bid the parties a
parting farewell were: Mrs. A. w.
Mlzo. Mrs. s. II. Hatch. Mrs. VIM.
Lick Mrs. James Gibson. Mrs. NJ. c..
T.mm. Mrs. Kate Lathrop. Mrs. A. T..
Budd. Mrs. NJ A. Claypool. Mrs. J..
FIlaee. Mrs. John Bait. Mrs. l.. Wor
den. Mrs Lois Lang. Mrs. J. II. Dan.
itIs. Mrs. Mary Zosel. Mrs. Annie 20
SCI Mrs. J. c. HOFFMAN, Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Hardwick Mrs. West. and the
Nisses Lydia Claypool. Laura Clay.
pool May Westenhouse Mable Cleve-
land. Goldle Lathrop. Cora Hoffman.
Noxana Hoffman. Birdie Hoffman.
YioIet Hoffman Loa Budd. Kate Mize.
Nellie Reid: Messrs. Chester Hon
mani. Walter Hoffman. Orlo Hoffman.
Folph Warden, Vera Hughes and
Mercle Claypool.
Mrs. Fusee and daughter will leave
foon for Pendleton. Ore, whore they
ttpect TO reside.
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BIG
BERRY
INDUSTRY
Has Been Developed in a Few
Years
Hood Rivers Strawberry
Crop a Record Breaker

tHood River Glacier. April 22dl
The Davidson Fruit company has
estimated the coming seasons straw.
; berry crop at lQ9l75 crates. These
figures are almost startling. The ear
ler estimates were between so 900
aud 10000 crates. but these numbers
are now exceeded by 10000 crates.
but 1900 less than the total crop for
1902. Mr.. Davidson says the pros
poets for berries was never better.
The strawberry plants in all parts OF
the valley look vigorous, and thrifty.
and give every promise OF an abund-
ant yield. BY use of fertilizers last
fall the plants this spring have been
made to look as green and healthy
as one-ycarolds With such a large
crop II is imperative that the grow.
ers use more than ordinary care In
putting their fruit on the market. and
TO see that no inferior fruit Is sent
out. which will have a tendency 10 de-
moralize the markets This matter
Will be watched closer than ever by
the shipping concerns.and every effort
made to ship only frst-class fruit In
iirstclass shape
The Hood Rivcr strawberry crop
has been estimated by the growres at
1921 crates The Davidson Fruit
Company has compiled few statis-
tics furnished the company by the
growers which are surprising TO the
best informed. Tho company sent re-
quests to ali the growers asking for a
statement on tho acreage in bearing
and In now plants and the growers
estimate on his coming crop Two
and forty growers reported
S7lia acres In bearing plants and
327iA acres In now plants while the
total estimate for this years crop Is
placed at l09.i75 crates II r. Dav-
idson says there are about 80 growers
yet 10 report who have an additional
total acreage Of 50 acres. which would
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PERSONALS.


jndge Bean is spending Sunday a
NeHport
Al r. Morgan returned last nigh
from a business trip TO Jefferson.
Q. Wilson is at Drain. making
Anal proof on some timber claims.
Nlss Lena Molsan is spending the
Hetks end at her home in Brooks.
A'ss Ethel Knight left for an ex'
aided Eastern trip ON this mornings s
rain.
Ms. j F. Kerns. OF Stayton. is in
,alen looking up the timber bust
'rss
Gas Hurley, OF Independence. is Wis
ms vith Mr.. and Mrs. J. ,. Cal.
nealh
Mrs. Eunice Roberts. Of Portland.
yislhng her daughter. Mrs. W. l.
taley.
Earnest Bean, who is attending the
tate university. is spending Sunday
{ home.
Miss Edith Longmore. OF San Fran
|aco. is visiting at the home OF F. h.
authwick.
1ohn Cordano. a detective on the
lrce in Portland. vas in salem on
usiness yesterday.
Miss Ruby Burrows, Of Roseburg, Is
fnest at the home OF Robert HOus-
ln. on Center street.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Patterson. OF The Dalles.
| sd Mrs. Ed. Patterson. OF Seattle. I
~ guests OF Salem relatives.
United States Senator Charles w.
illon left for Portland and Astoria,
er arguing a case before the So.
me court
Mrs.. Margaret Hosting and grand
ashteF returned % Portland last ey.
ng. after a visit with friends and
atives In this city.
Mss MabIe l. Carter vent 10 Port.
n last night 20 spend Sunday and
n her friend. Miss Lena Smith. of
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teaching. Earnestly contcnding for
the faith once delivered to the saints,
Divine healing for both soul and body
through faith In Jesus Christ and the
oneness OF Gods people. Come and
hear the whole gospel. You will not
be asked for your money.
w. c. 7. v.
Elder George c. Ritchey will preach
at the w. c. t, U. hail Sunday. April
26th, at p, m. All are cordially in.
vited,
v. N. c. A.
Mr.. J. d. Lister OF Eugene. viii ad.
dress the meeting for men only at the
Y. Nj. c. A. Sunday afternoon at $3.50
p. m. All men cordially invited.
Congregational Church.
w 9. Kantner. ID. d.. pastor.
Preaching at 10:SO a. m. and 1880 D.
m. Morning subject: Giving God a
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add G,250 to the total estimate. max
ing II over 10000 crates. These sta
tistics do not include any new acre
age owned by people who do not have
bearing plants.
This estimate appears all the more
startling when Il is considered that
for the past two years the Davidson
Fruit company has gathered stats.
ties In the same manner and each
season the crop exceeded the esti-
mate. Last season the estimate was
about 10000. when the total shipment
exceeded $1,000 crates. The estimate
this year OF 10000 crates lin round
numbers) from $50 acres Is al the
rate Of i25 crates 10 the acre-a very
conservative estimate.
II prices are as good as last year.
the Hood River strawberry growers
will receive over 500 900 this sum
mer.
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her husband. who Is now In England.
saying that his sudden disappearance
a year ago. on the day OF her arrival
was caused by the fact that he was
shanghaiod aboard a British ship. and
has just reached the home port.
Readers OF the Daily News will recall
It's account OF the strange disappear
ance OF Mr.. Aho on the day OF the ar
rival OF his wife and family from Fin
land, about a year ago. II was sup
posed at the time that the husband
was recreant 20 his duty, and had de-
serted his helpless wife and children.
The letter gives no details as TO the
names and methods OF the kidnapers
News
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Chicago, who will return with her foi
visit.
Hon. T. T. Geer and Mrs. Geer re
turned from Astoria on last nights
train. Mrs. Geer has been at the bed
side of her sick mother for several
days; her mother is much improved
Ralph Watson. who has been con.
nected with the management Of the
asylum for several years. resigned his
position, and took the evening train
for Pendleton last night, where he
will accept position with the East
Oregonian.
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Every community has It's young
people in whom there is a general in
terest, and Salem is not an exception
to the rule. We have not a few bright
young people Of whom all are proud,
and IL is a rare pleasure 10 say a
word about them when opportunity