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JASSY, Rumania, June 22 (by Asso- £
ciated Press).—Rumania is badly in £
need of iron and steel. For nearly £
seven years steel and iron imports £
have been below normal. All reserve £
stocks were used up during the war. £
For reconstruction purposes hundreds j £
of thousands of tons are needed. £
Hitherto the German and Transyl- £
vanian furnaces have furnished most £
oT Rumania’s steel. However, all of £
Rumania’s needs could be met if £
Americans developed her iron mines. £
T^ere are rich undeveloped deposits
both in old Rumania and in Transyl- £
vania. especially along the Carpath- £
ians. Other iron ore deposits of an £
exploitable importance are in the Dob- £
rudja. £
JRRIGATiONPROJECTFOR !
PHILIPPINES PLANNED AT ||
COST OF THIRTY MILLION j
MANILA, June 22 (by Associated £
Press).—The act passed by the special £
session of the legislature authorizing £
the issue of irrigation bonds to the £
amount of $30,000,000 has become ef- £
fective without the signature of the £
governor general. The amount of the £
bond issue will be determined by the £
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congress of the United States. Under £
the act the bonds are to bear 3x/2 per £
c#nt interest and are to be exempt £
from local taxation. Officials of the £
Philippine government hope that con- £
gress will permit the issue of the full £
amount of $30,000,000 in order to carry £
out a program extending over a period £
of ten years during which time it is £
proposed to provide a permanent irri- £
gation system for 750,000 acres of land £
in the Philippine islands. £
STRUGGLE ON IN QUINCY I
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QUINCY, 111., June 22 (by Associ- £
a ted Press).—The open shop struggle £
is now well under way in Quincy. The
announcement of the Quincy American £
Open Shop Association has been fol- £
lowed by the appointment of a com- £
mitee by the Trades and Labor Assem- £
bly of the city to resist the open shop £
n&vement. £
Quincy is a strongly organized labor £
city, the assembly counting a member- £
ship of over 4,000 and embracing even £
the fire department. The labor com
mittee has succeeded thus far in se- £
curing the withdrawal of several of £
the original signers of the open shop £
agreement. On the other hand, the £
open shop association reports the re: £
cruiting of some fifty names in addi- £
tion to the original list, and these, it £
is said, more than offset defections. £
Retail houses thus far have been $:
slow to endorse the plan, owing to £
the large number of union men. £
Hawaiian College to
Become University £
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HONOLULU, June 22 (by Associ- £
at«f Press).—The College of Hawaii £
has ended its existence as such after £
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thirteen years of growing activity, and £
on July 1, in accordance with an act £
passed by the last legislature, the Uni- £
versity of Hawaii will come into being. £
In the transformation from college to
university several important additions £
have been made to the curriculum,
while the faculty has been increased. £
The first annual session of the new £
university will open September 13. £
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Homestead and School £
DENVER, Colo., June 22 (by Asso
dated Press).—Andrew Chase, of this
city, a student at the University of
Denver, journeys to his 640-acre home- S
estead near Colorado Springs and
spends a few days there each month
in order to maintain his residence, ;X
which “proves up” this summer. Chase |x
is one of the many students working :$
his way through the university.
Have you an old bat? Take it to :£
Peyser and have it made like new. £:
You’ll be surprised at the result.—Do :j:j
it now!—Phone 188—He’ll do the rest. :*:•
-.- $:
Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- :$
borne.
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Bakery’s famous Cream Loaf
Hose and gloves for sale at the O* jij:
T-0 Shop, Windsor hotel. 17*tf
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