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OREGON BRIEFLETS Washington, Duc. 2 8 . Carrying out plan« to rmlunx th** n umber of 4 futitllllxH In r o il inI h <« m . the I!niti’(l 8tati*H Geological Survey In about to GENERAL AHHACLT ON REEK oHtnbllah rescue «lat Inn« tn the prln- COMBINE— GIVEN NO JM- rl|>nl rimi (luida of the country, In MI NITV RATH. addition tn the experiment atailon now Ioratoli at Pittsburg. It will be the purpose of tho experts to teach tbo minora mid mino boaaoa how to None of Principals Called Before uai* tho inoHi approved u¡i|mratua In Grand Jury— Mubpeiiaa by roai'uo work. Government mining engineers will Wholesale. ho minigli«© to tho alatloua and will bo roady at a moment’» not leo to go to tho Mono of uny dlaaNtor. Thoy Chicago, Dee. 28 Search for evi will bo equipped with oxygon ho|. dence to establish the existence of a n which will «nable them to on "beef trust" clearing-house, by which to* u mino at once, even though It In evidence certain packing Interests flllod with gaa or ainoko. could be Involved In charges of vio Every atatlon I« to bo flttttd up lating both the anti-rebate and anti with an air-tight room, where gan trust laws. Is being made here by can bo generated, und tho coal-mln- secret service men and agents of Ing comtianloH havo boon Invited to various departments of the United «end picked men to tho stations for States government. The Department training In tho u«o of oxygon hol of Justice at Washington has issued mota. orders to District Attorney Him« and Ono of the stations may ho oatah- his associate« In this city to proceed llahod at Halt l.ake to care for the against all the large packers sus ^ (Mah. Montana and Waahlngton coal pect i«l of being In a combination field«. with reference to prices, control of territory and demands upon rail roads. Hatches of suhpenaa were sent to Omaha, «annas City, Ht. Louis and other place« for railroad and packers’ Clan* Nprorkloa, Aged MO, Siirrmolis employ«*«, which Federal official« In thoHc place« will hit vc and to which to AtiMck of Pneumonia, Han Francisco, Doc. 27 After an all witnesses called mu«t respond. "The railroad rebates are the most UlnetiH of Iraa than a week'« dura tion!!, Claim Hpreckloa, widely known effective weapons used by the pack aa the "Sugar King of tho I’arlflc ers to crowd out the little fellows Count," died at hla home In thla city and to maintain prices and a trust." at tho ago of 80 year«. Mr. Sprock said a leading representative of the et« wuh taken with a aevore cold Department of Justice In an Inter "Thus the railroad rebate about a week ago. Thla developed view Into pneumonia, and during the la«t problem and the anti-trust problem two day« the veteran augur refiner ure closely linked. You will notice In the Investigation none of the men aunk rapidly. It la «aid that all of tho dead cap- higher ui> tn the parking companies 1 1 a 11 at a children are mentioned In tho und In the railroads Is being railed wilt and each given a «hare of the as a wit ness. Of course, for obvious oatato, the value of which 1« varlou«- reasons well known from the form ly eatlmatod at from $40,000,000 to er prosecutions we are not examin $50,000,000. It wan stated tn court ing men before the grand Jury whom that tho Income from tho oatato ex we have orders to prosecute.” ceeded a quarter of a million dollar« a year. IIK IR TO H A L F M ILLIO N SENTENCED TO WOKKHOUHF MAHNACHI'MKTTK filiti* TO (if) TO N II.I M, Oll., F o il WKIIIHNO I,o»t Angeles, Dec. 28.— Heir to half a million dollars and entitled to Mlddlobore, Maaa., Dec. 28.— A l a position In Haltlmore society, W. though the entire continent aeparntoa J. Powell has been sentenced to serve her from her fiancee, Mlaa Florence 180 days In the workhouse tn this McDermld la undaunted, for ahe will city on a vagrancy charge. He says atart alone for Salem, Oregon, where he will come Into possession of his ahe will moot her sweetheart, Way- fortune at the age of 25 years, three land Chaco. There «he will becomo months after he Is released from the tho bride of her achoolday awoethoart workhouse. He ran away from hi« guardian In and they will make their home In Salem, where the groom-elect la n 1903 and enlisted In the 18th Hat- tloned, Field Artillery, and was sta landscape engineer. tioned tn the Philippines. After his discharge he enlisted In the navy and Hurry Indian l,und f'aaea. Washington, Dec. 28.— Senator waa stationed nt Bremerton. His love for a girl at San Diego caused him to Owen, of Oklahoma, who la on<- o aoveral defendants In suits brough’ detert and go there, later coming to by the government to clear up titles I*os Angel«**, where he fell In with to Indian land In that state. Is urg a tough element. " I am going to come out of that ing President lloosovelt to have theao cases settled at the curliest possible place a new man," he said tonight. moment and to take them straight to the United States supreme court If possible. Governor HaHkell and many other prominent men In Okla homa are defendants. Mr. Owen rays that the slow dragging .of the cases, Rumored lie W ill Go to Pittsburg at of which there are 23,000, Is ilam- Roosevelt’« Hi quest. aglng tn business and development Pittsburg. Dec. 28.— There is a generally. rumor afloat that F. J. Heney Is com ing here shortly at the request of N e g ro 1« Champion P o g lll- t . Pre«ldent Roosevelt to Investigate Sydney, N, S. W., Dec. 27. .Inck the alleged bribery so far as It Is Johnson, the big negro from Gal connected with Federal Institutions. veston, Texua, Is the world’s heavy According to Washington reports, weight chauiplon. He won the title Mr. Heney was In conference with Chrlstmns day In the big arena at the President Saturday on the Pitts Rushcuttera Hay from Tommy Burns, burg situation. He will be In the the French-Canadlnn, who had held capacity of special examiner. It Is It slnre James J. Jeffries relinquished «aid, to Invalidate the alleged use It, and after a chase of Burns that of money by officers of National led half way around the world. The banks to have their Institutions made end c im a In the 14th round, when depositories of the city. At the pre the polled seeing Burns tottering and liminary hearings It was said that unable to defend himself from the $176,000 had been thus expended. savage blows of his opponent, merci fully stopped the fight. Changes Finger to Nose. Paterson, N. J., Dec. 28.— If a sur Used 4.00,000 Christmas Trees. Washington, Dec. 28.— The native gical operation performed In this forests this year supplied 4,000,000 city proves successful, Cornelius Christinas trees, the Forestry Ser Snyder, of this city, will be going vice estimating that one out of every around before long with one of his four families observed the tree cus fingers where his nose used to be. Snyder suffered from cancer for tom at Yuletlde. Gifford Plnchot, Polled States Forester, upholds the several years, and about a year ngo Christmas tree custom and believes the greater part of his nose was am putated In order to remove the ma- that It should be maintained. i llgnant growth. When Mr. Snyder was Informed by PORTLAND MARMOTS. physicians that It was possible to re Wheat— Track prices: Club, 90c; place the lost nose with a finger, he red Russian, 88c; bluestem, 96c; decided to have the operation per Valley, 92c. formed. and it took place last week. BaHey— Feed, $26.50; rolled, The third finger of Snyder’s left hand $28 29. was used. Oata— No. 1 white, $32; gray, It I r expected that within three $32. weeks tho flesh of the finger and the Hay— Timothy. Willamette Velley, nose will have united. The finger fancy, $15; do. ordinary, $12; East wilt then he amputated at the middle ern Oregon, mixed, $16; do. fancy, Joint, and when the wounds are $18; alfalfa, $12.60; clover, $12. healed Mr. Snyder will have as good Butter— Extra, 36® 37c; fancy, as a new nose. 33® 34c; choice, 30c; «tore, 18c. Eggs— Extra, 40® 43c. Short hand Record Made. Hops— 1908, choice, 6 ® '7c; San Francisco, Dec. 28.— Ruth Ol- prime, 6 ® 6c; medium, 4® 6c; 1907, ' son. a 14-year-old San Francisco girl, 2© 4c. Wool— Valley, 14©t5V4c; lb.; has established a new world record Eastern Oregon, 8® 16c, as to for her age for rapid shorthand writ ing In a test the girl wrote 850 thrlnkage. words In five minutes and read the Mohair— Choice, 18 © 19c. same correctly. Miss Olson’s record is considered SE ATTLE MARKETS. SUGAR MAGNATE DF.AO HENEY MAY ASSIST Wheat— Bluestem, $1.01. Oate— $30© 34. B arley— $ 2 6 .6 0 ® 27.50. Hay— Eastern Washington timo thy, $16 per ton; Puget Sound hay, 5 1 0 © 11 per ton; wheat hay, $12 per ton; alfalfa. $9.60® 10 per ton. Butter — Washington creamery, 3^c per IT».; ranch, 23c per tb. Eggs— Selected local, 42® 43c. \ Diamond Necklace In Laundry. Boston, Dec. 29.— In a sheet which was about to be placed In a mangle that was about to be operated In a hotel laundry here, has been found a $5000 diamond necklace of Mrs. John Do Coste, wife of a well-known English artist, who is at present In New York. The first car on the electric line between Portland slid Forest Grove was run Christmas day. A new $70,000 high school build ing In Albany next year Is assured by the action taken at the annual school maetlng last week. Canby poultry-raisers are prepar ing to organise an qoNoclatlon and to hold a poultry a b o i^ b e latter part of January. The Mothers A Teacher«' Club of Milwaukee expect to open a reading room and library shortly after New Year. Books for use of the room are expect«*d from the state library. The Firat State Bank of Milwau kee has filed articles of Incorpora tion with the clerk of Clackamas county, the capital stock being placed at $19,000. It has cost the people of the city of Portland over a million and a half of dollars to make Christmas merry for others and to bring good cheer to themselves. Rodney L. Weat, of Portland, died of ptomaine poisoning after eating hla Christmas dinner. None of the family were affected and Just what portion of the food contain«© the poison germs Is unknown. The family of Walter Johnson, now at the Salem penitentiary await ing execution by hanging, as a pen alty for the murder of Elmer Per due, will make every effort to have Oovernor Chamberlain commute the sentence to life Imprisonment. The third annual convention of the Or«*gon National Guard was held In Portland Monday, In the armory. Addresses were delivered by mem bers o f the organization and regular army covering matters pertaining to the National Guard and the «nllltary profession and were of exceptional Interest. Alumni and ex-studenta of the Ore gon Agricultural College residing In Umatilla county have formed an as sociation and gave their first ban quet Tuesday night. Among the guests who were present was Presi dent Kerr of the college. The mem bers of the association hope to make this banquet an annual event. An enlarged picture and a dia mond ring or a rocker chair for good measure, all for $2.98, w«?re the In ducements held forth by a trio of smooth-talking fakers who Induced a large number of Roseburg women to part with $2.98 each. After coll«»ct- Ing the $2.98, the fakers told their victims to call at a local store and get the prizes. Here they discovered the merchant knew nothing of the scheme. Appropriations aggregating almost $800,000 will be ask«© of the com ing session of the legislature for the maintenance of the State Insane Asylum and for repairs and Improve ments for the ensuing year. This is an Increase of $200,000 over the appropriations of two years aeo, or an Increase of 33 per cent. The re port asks for appropriations upon the assumption that no branch asylum will be provided for In Eastern Ore gon. The percentage of recoveries, computed upon the number received during the period. Is 22 per cent. Senator Fulton held a conference with the Director of the Reclamation Lorvtce, Sunday in Washington, rela tive to requests he has received from settlers on the Klamath Irrigation project, for an extension of time for making water payments to the Gov ernment. Settlers were under the Impression that their entries would be cancelled If payment were not made by May next. Director Newell Informed Mr. Fulton that payments on the first unit of this project will become due May 1, 1909, but set tlers will have one year’s grace In which to pay up. Therefore, settlers will not be In danger of having en tries canceled unless they are de linquent with payments after May 1, 1910. It is the policy of the de partment to give settlerB two full sea sons of Irrigation before requiring them to make the first payment. In the suit of the State of Oregon against the Columbia Southern Irri gation Company for the reclamation of an extensive tract In Eastern Ore gon. the state offered testimony to show that while the project proposed | the dev«»lopment of about 27,000 acres, there was only sufficient water for Irrigating about 1600 acres. It will be on this showing that the state expects to be authorized to re scind the contract that was originally entered Into with the Three Sisters’ Irrigation Company, which subse quently transferred Its Interests to the Columbia Southern Irrigating Company. A law Is being drafted to determine the water rights o f the state under the direction of a com mittee representing the Oregon Con servation Commission and which has called to Its assistance several prom inent authorities connected with the Government irrigation service. Christmas was made as merry as possible for the Inmates of the six public Institutions located In Salem. At the Insane asylum, where 1500 unfortunates are cared for, a musical entertainment and Christmas tree was given Christmas eve. An exoelent Turkey dinner was served. At the penitentiary a special dinner was served, minus the turkey, but with an abundance of roast meat and plum pudding. Christmas eve the prisoners gave an entertainment In the chapel. The Christmas tree In the Reform School was In the form of a huge bell, made of evergreen boughs. At the close of the exercises presents were distributed, each boy receiving some useful gift, together with a bag of candy and a box of nuts. The day was also observed at the Mute School and the Blind School, where everything was done to bring cheer to the unfortunate children at these lnnstitutlons. New To-day Wet weather i« now «1 ere. Call and flue line of Rohe* ami Blanket« 38 tf K okinkk A M ix i . kk . i c •q OOVKllNMKNT TO FNTAfll.lHH HVATIONH KO It Ml MOIA KOR R E M C H E A P — A 300 aere farm 2j Olile« from Htaytyri Kn«(uire at the Htaytoii Hank 38tf Our Reiter, parlors out io see her fashion alile dr«->*iiii. ker Mr* intend* o|otni'«g lire-»Ml© k 1 he after Novciiiher first Will g< (muill«'* if ile»n<©. fu ll anil price* right. 37tf Overalls ami Jumper* to dose out 50 cent*. Heavy fleece lin«© uralerwear to Xjlo-«' <>ut HO Cents V 1* Lancefield. W « h the beginning of the new year it is well to make a few resolves, and the first on your list should be a Resolve to buy your dry-goods, shoes, groceries, wail paper, carpets and linolium, and in fact all the staples of the Fred Rock Mercantile 1*his is for Company the store that your money. for the ensuing always year. gives full measure Phone in your orders, and wo will insu-e prompt attention. 'W Arm TH —-TrTooT^'ioT'saTr'Ti^rei^ Have client« in the eu*t who want to hoy Oregon ranches from owners only, 38 f i t ah . H okoi . e , Mill Ci«y, Ore FOR S A L E — Fifty Iota adjoinin' the town of St •yton Price from up, ami for information calloo Dripp* of Stavton. l it I FARM FOR SALE— $2,500 — 147 ter« *: of land, 40 acres under cultivation. Good buildings. Six mi les l ast of Slayton Cemetery. Address, F. HTROMBERG, HTAYTON, OREGON. Try K— N—O— X— A Cold Tablets at the BREWER DRUG COMPANY. 42tf. FRED ROCK MERC. CO. Stayton, Ore. V M V M W M W I W I W M M V 4W I BUSINESS DIRECTORY y y iL B L 'B N. PIN TLE R, D. M. D. DENTIST Stayton Livery G. B. TRASK, Prop. Offlo* over Fred Bock's Btore IT A YTON LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS Of Wants, To-Let, For Sale,Lost Found, Personals, Marriages, Deatl J. M. RINGO etc., cost only ONE CENT a word for each insertion. CASH with order. Only a few pennies properly put in j* LITTLE CATCHY AD WILL ALW AYS GET RESULTS. OBEGON UNDERTAKER Rigs, Horses and Accommo dations First-class. Hacks connect with trains ¡it Kings ton. Leave or telephone order* for convey ance to or from \V. Stayton trains Stage line from Turner to Lyon*. NEW STORE NEW FIXTURES NEW GOODS At E. ROY'S. Don't fail to call and see them. 43tf. W O O L W A N T E D — at once. Stayton W oolen Mills Oo not forget to see Jacob Span iol about your plumbing and tin ning. Heaters lined. 43tf. F*/r Sale, Cheu|>—a good «*econ«i K*tey organ. Enquire at this office. 45-46 tinnii For.ND— Fur collarette. Owner can have *iiine by calling at i hi* ««Ilice and (laying for this notice. STAYTON, JO H IN COR. 3RD AND HIGH STS. STAYTON, OREGON AT THE GEM A swell line of Xmas POST CARDS DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. We also have a complete line cf LEATHER NOVELTIES and the prices are reasonable. To SEE is to BUY. We have an opening for an In GI V E US A T R I A L . vestment of from one to ten thous and dollars in a paying enterprise. This will bear the closest investiga tion. Address Fred G. Conley, Agent Box 98 Stayton, Oregon. GEM CONFECTIONERY 0 + : % + £ M o itfln y I« U »• h tlH .v Kr**|i t o u r e l o t h * * « b r i g h t I w i l l d o It f o r y o u Sur#» ha y o u ’ r e a l i v e . I w i l l m i l on M o n d a y F o r y o u r » H i r t « u n d »<»x Heit«! t h e m t o S a l e m In m y la u n d r y bo x. ♦ • + • ♦ • + f ♦ OLIVER LESLEY, STAYTON HOTEL* New Train Service on C. & E. Commencing June 22 a* <i until furtlie-- notice the following train ser vice will he in efleot on the line of the C. A E. Ii. R. between Albany and Ya- quina, daily except Sunday: Conveyancing, Collections and Probate Business A B pecialtjr. Real Estate Sold and Loans Negoti ated. Fire ami Accident Insurance Stayton, Oregon. MILL CITY Chas. Hoedle NOTARY PUBLIC to Suit. M. J SPANIOL Prop. Notice for Publication. and Advertising FOR STAYTON M A IL HUBERT F. LEONARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ¡jtu -a o Sample Room. Large Pleasant Dining Room. Good Rooms and Prices Stayton- Oregon. Subscriptions. Job Printing THE Hotel AND DISTRICT FOR M o h a w k » lilt * . kes. Phone Mam fooS Office M a in 709 P o r t la n d --------Oregon. Repairing and Cleaning a Special® STAYTON C IT Y OBEGON M EAT M ARKET Sestak & Sons A ^ r m n ta F res h , S a lt and S m o ked M EATS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR STOCK AND HIDES Stayton, Oregon STAYTON CEMENT STONE WORKS 9 A L L K INDS Cement OF Building Stone And Cement Building Mat re«: Grand Central OF I have on hand a fall lin«- of sampiss for 6pring and Summer Suita. Lawyer and Notary Public. M ill City-Oregon. AUTHORIZED AGENT H E N K E L Merchant Tailor W. H. Queener Train No. H> Train No. 2 Real Estate, Loans, Imestments Mixed Passenger And Collection Agent. Leave Albany 7:45 a. in. 12:40 it. ni. Ar. Yaquins 1:30 p m. 5:30 p.m . T i l l s No. 15 Train N o 2 Passenger Mixed Leave Yaquina 2:16 pin. 7:00 a ni Arrive Albany 7:00 pm . 11:55a. m. On Sundays the service will lie as follows: Leave Albany 7:35 a. ni. A r Locoteit Comer 2nd and FI. St. rive Yaquina 11:40 s. ni. Leave Y a quina 6:00 p. tn. Arrive Albany 11:30 Guests w ill find first class (). m W m . M c M u r r ay , accomodations. Traveling Gen. Passenger Agent. Men w ill find a large, light DELBERT HILL OREGON. D E P A R T M E N T OF T H E IN IE R IO R U 8 Land Office at Portland, Oregon Or toiler, 28 1908. Notice is hereby given that Everett K Cramer, of Albany, Linn Co., Ore gon, who, on Oclolier 28th, 15(08, made Timber Land Application, No. 0601, for north west 1-4 <*f north cast 1 4, north 12 of north west 1 4 mid south west 1 4 of north we-t 1-4 of section 24 township ii south of, range 3 cast of Will-imertf M'-ri«ii«n, '*«« til«© notice of intention to inuk« f i nal cash Proof, to establish claim to tho land shove described, before the Register and Re ceiver of the U 8 Land Office at Port land Oregon, on the 11th day of Jan uary, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: Christian Knutson, of Lebanon Orq g««n, F M Hester, E E Heath and T L Hennes all of Gate*, Oregon. A i . okksos 8 D rksskk 11-6 1 8-9 Register Cenient Stone made to O rih : on S i N otice. Fo u n d atio n s » '©tecinlty L. P. BROWN. Be On Timers- If you buy a watch from me you get one that can be depended upon to keep correct time, and at a price lower than you can buy the same goods elsewhere. I Can Fit Any That Responds to Light T a k e care of your eyes. Don’t buy glasses trom peddlars or irresponsible dealers. You get scientific service and fair prices if you deal with me. E. ROY, RELIABLE JEWELER AND O PTICIA N Stayton, Oregon. NEI55 C CONNAWAY PH O TO U S A R T iô T i> 4 u & îfiA T O R à Mah* r a of ■PWNTlMGPLATES'or .. STATIONERY PRINTI,I O NEWSPAPER IL LUSTRARON«) MAGAZINE AND BOOKLET ; CO/E R SAflD lLU STR ATpi«) COMIC AND àOUVENIl RPO&r 0 WD&CATÀL0G è. L ABEL àCtç 109 «C-COfSD » T f t e t T f* ORT L Af^D OFttC-OM ■ i
