The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-05-24
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events Of the Week
Briefly sketched for lnfor-
nation OF Our Readers.

G, r. Albin waR elected mayor o
Salem,
Patriotic citizens Of Marcoln have
organized home guard.
Ono Of the largca, paraden ever seen
In Corvallis was staged TO boost the
naval reserve recruiting,
As result Of eating raw pork. Mr
and Mrs, Horny H. Frey Of St Paul
died within three hours Of each other
The Hood River Apple Growers as
E,clatlon has shipped out the last OF
In 800 carloads OF apples Of the 1917
crop.
Tho annual convention Of the Port.
land DiH,rie, Epworth league viii bo
held at Astoria next Friday. Saturday
and Sunday,
Thousands Of school children from
all parts Of Lane county met at Eu'
gene Friday and Saturday TO take part
In tho annual school rally and exhibit.
The thirtioth annual convention Of
the diocese OF oregon OF the Episcopal
church will be held at Portland Tues.
day and Wednesday, May 2s and 20,
Twenty.one courses in 10 subjects
will bo offered by tho University OF
Oregon summer school in Portland.
beginning June % and running TO
August 2.
Walter Fernaid, n. one OF the most
prominent Baker pioneers and among
the foremost tinaneicrE OF eastern Ore
gon. died at Baker hospital following
q surgical operation.
c, Il. Burns. OF Oregon City. deputy
warden at tho state penitentiary, has
submitted his resignation to Warden
Murphy to become effective June /.
II has boon accepted.
Close to 1000 people from MoMinn.
VILE, Lafayette. Dayton and Yamhlil
gathered at Carlton TO witness tho
dedication OF the towns service flaE.
The flag bears SB stars.
To commemorate i,aly's service In
tho great war. italy.Amcrica day will
be observed throughout the country
May ~. tho third anniversary OF
I,aiys entrance into the war.
Representative Hawley has received
assurance from the dlrectorgenerai Of
railways that ample train service viii
BE- permitted this summer TO the i'm.
portant resorts along tho oregon
coast.
Three days celebration, including n
carnival and boxing and wrestling
smoker. will mark tho opening OF the +,
Bend Amateur Athletic clubs new
$50 900 homo at Bend. May 80. 81 and
June I.
The conventions OF the Oregon |
grand bodies Of tho Independent Or. 1
der OF odd Fellows we're held at Sea- i
side this week and attracted large I
number OF delegates from all parts OF
the state. q
by driving t0s9 rivetR In nine hours. =
n crew at the shipyard OF the North. i
west Steel company, at Portland. work. n
Ing on the ss00.ton steel steamer. n
West View, established what 10 claim n
I'd AZ a Pacific. coast record. y
That tho klamath Indians residing Il
On Klamath Indian reservation have Il
proven their patriotism and loyalty Is a
shown by the records OF tho third Lib. a
,rty loan campaign. A total of S4s,. n
100 was subscribed by the Indians,
To earn money for fund which Il
Q being raised by University Of Ore. u
ION women for the purpose Of estab m
lshing q canteen in France, fresh. nj
nan girl has established shoe shin. b,
ng stand In sorority house base, pl
mont. HI
OF the 3195.000 fund which the Ma. dI
lonal American Woman Suffrage az. u,
collation. 10 raising for the malnten. se
nee OF two 6o-bed hospitals in north. in
rn France for women and children, Ia
he Oregon association has been asked in
D raise $1,000, 70
On behalf OF the government, strict
OF public dancehalls and a,
avillons In and about Portland 10 i'm nd
to be made effective. The II,
love is in accord with the general se
-my policy Of protecting the men in ,tic
lntonments and camps from moral r,
int nm
Rosoburg business men have made taI
definite agreement with #, r, Deem trI
Portland TO establish a cannery at tal
oseburg at orce. A building was co,
cured and committees appointed TO az
gn up large acreage Of corn, beans. Flu
matoes aud all kinds OF vegetables bel
ID fruit nu
The Miami Quarry company has
en- awarded q contract by the gov. l
nmnnt "a ennatyuck a -iattx- Ahnnt pre-
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