TRIPOLI IS DECLARED
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Italian Governor Issues Pro
clamation Announcing City
in State of Siege.
Roma Martial lit aa drlara4 IB
Tripoli by Italy, Th Italian governor
of th racantlr acquired territory Hear
Admiral Hurra d' Olmo, Imurd a proc
lamation announcing tha city In
Stat of !.
Vhll lb Italian flont haa taken
toMalon of Tripoli and I'yrcntra,
tha occupation by Italy of Trluoliian
territory will not be arcompllabed un
til the arm)' of occupation ahall hava
been landed. A prlnd of ralrn brok
en only by th landing of the army of
occupation In Tripoli may be elpeeted
to eniue and continue for at leaal one
week.
In thn occupation of Perna and the
iaat of IWnnbay Gulf the plan of th
Italian campaign In northern Africa
waa revenled. t'nder cover of a treat
naval dlaplay before TrliNill, He ar Ad
miral Aiibrny, fclgnlitx a purault of
th Turklali fleet, Inndi-d a force from
the fleet, occupying llomhay Oulf
and th town of IWna, fiill) mllra taat
of Tripoli.
Th Itullnu nuthnrltix at Tripoli la
U"d a proclamation auppreaaltiK elav
ery Tripoli lh only remaining
port on the coant of Africa where
alaery atlll prevailed, nolwlthalaml
lux tlix effort a of (ir.-iit Itrltnln alid
Franco to prevent the truffle.
Th attltmln of the TiirkUlt govern
ment regarding lh Itnllnni Ill th
Ottoman empire la viewed with irnitu
concern and th order of rxpulalnn
and th abolition of lh capitulation,
II curried Into effect, may be the
cuimo of arrlou rotiiplUiiton. It
la prci'd that Germany, which now
tiaa thn Italluna In Turkey under It
protection. ould raise an objection
to auc-h action
The Hungarian atennier Tla ar
rived at Naplea having on board Arlm
Iley, the newly appointed Turklnh
governor of Tripoli and aeveral offl
crra who had been lit by Turkey
To org:inl th defnnae of Tripoli.
Th venael wna atopped at aea by an
Italian rrulaer and ordered to Naplea.
Italian Eatabllahmtnta Cloaad.
Conatantlnopl. All Italian entail
llahment In Turkey were ordered
cloed by th government. A propo
sal waa made lo allow lh Salonika
hoapltala to rontlnu under Turklah
tupervlalon, but th offer waa refused
and the hoapltala Immediately cloaed.
TO HOLD COMPANY LIABLE
Baylaia Company to B Charged With
Involuntary Manslaughter.
Aiiatln, I'a Charges of Involuntary
mnnalnughter will be lodged Rlnt
th peraona rraponalble for the break
ing of lh big Bayleaa dnm. The Hay
leaa Company will be held llubl. for
the loaa of life and properly resulting
from the burnt litre of lla dam. accord
ing to a statement by th public pros
ecutor. There seems no chance for
the survivors of the flood to collect
dnmnges for their homes, stores and
farina, or for relatives who perished
In the catastrophe.
To date 55 corpses have been re
covered from the wreckage.
Krederlck llnmlln, superintendent
it the Ilayless Pulp and Paper Com
pany, owner of the dam which broko,
refused to testify, upon the advice of
counsel, at the coroner's Inquest.
First Train to Tillamook.
Portland. On what waa the first
train ever operated from Portland to
Tlllumook, a party of lliirrlmnn offl
rlnla left thla city at 7:30 Monday
morning. Although thla trip will
mark the completion of the line, It
will not Inaugurate reKulur truffle
November 1 Is the date act for the
formal opening of freight and pas
senger service.
NO DEATHS IN FLOOD
Enormous Property Loss In Black
River, Wisconsin, Region.
. Illack lllvpr Falls, Wis. The devas
tatlng flood of the Illack ltlvor, which
Inundated this town, sent Its 2000 In
habitants scurrying to shelter In the
hills, and causing property damnKc
between t:i,000,000 and $5,000,000, litis
receded.
Latest reports Indicate that thero
has been no loss of life, people In the
devastated section having been given
sufficient warning to line to the hills.
This olty practically has been blot
ted from th map. Only a few of the
111 business buildings have thus fnr
escaped the fury of a raging' flood
The entire business district has dts
ppeared, the Black River having cut
a new bed through what wna Water
slreet, th main street In the town
Th Black River Is filled with wreck
tig as far as Is. Cross, and numer
ous fur in hiiiHi hava been demol
ished. . ,, '; ... . ...
THOMAS A. EDISON
tlU. by Anurtaaa Ft AMootattom.
Thomas A. Ediaon, th American
Invtntor, who has Just ralurnad from
a trip to Europe whr h waa lion
ltd. ACCUSE TACOMA ANARCHIST
Caplan, for Whom Reward Is Offered,
Recently In North.
Tacoma Following on the heels of
an announcement by detectives thai
members of the Home Colony, an an
archistic settlement on Lake liny, ha
boen Implicated In tho explosion of
the Los Angeles Time building Octo
ber 1 of last year, cume an announce
ment by la puty Prosecutor Nolle, of
Tacoma, that he baa direct evidence
lo connect Jay Fox, of the settlement,
witn in crime, rox la editor ot a
fotir pnge paper printed at lh Home
Colony called "The Agitator." He la
now under IJHOO bond on a charge of
sedition.
Iiepuly Prosecutor Nolle elates thai
Ihivld Caplan, one of the three men
for whom a reward of 110,000 waa of
fered, had visited the Horn Colony
In the past few days and was In Ta
coma recently.
Portuguts War Minister Out.
Lisbon. -Th Minister of Wsr, (len
eral I'lmanta Castro, has resigned.
Th government has decided to aak
Prealdent Arrlaga to summon I'nrMa
ment In an extraordinary session to
secure Its consent lo certain meas
urea for the speedy trial and punish
ment of Ihe conspirator In th at
templed revolution.
TAFT REITERATES
BUSINESS POLICY
Spokane, Wash. President Taft, In
a speech here, repeated and strength
ned his declaration of a rigid policy
towarda business. "Dissolve or be
dissolved," was the gist of the presi
dent's declaration.
At Lewlston, Idaho, to a crowd of
some 6000 people the president de
clared that th railroad have been
forced to submit to regulation and
that th trusts will have to follow
suit.
"We have put the railroads under
control," he declared with great earn
estness.- "For a time they were defiant
and now under the steady action of
Congress Increasing the power of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
from session to eesslon, they finally
realized . that the whole people are
greater than any part of the people
Cioveinor Hay, who met the presl
dent at Walla Walla and accompanied
him from ther to this city, declared
himself In the first speech he made
Introducing Mr. Taft, as In favor of
his renomlnatlon In 1912.
Coast Rat Case Set.
Washington. The commerce court
Issued an order nxlng October 16 as
the date for hearing the application of
the trans-continental railways for an
Injunction against the orders of the
Interstate Commerce Commission on
what are known as the Pacific Coast
cases.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices:- Club, 79c;
bluestem, 82c; red Russian, 7iO.
Barley Feed, f:i2 per ton.
Oats No. 1 white, $:t0 per ton.
Hay Timothy, valley, $15; alfalfa
$12.
But lor Creamery, 33c.
Esgs Ranch, 34o.
lions 1911 crop, 33c; 1910, noml
nnl.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 916c;
Wlllamotte Valley, 15W170,
Mohair Choice, S7c.
Seattle.
Wheat Bhieatem, 83c; Club, 79o
red Russian, 77c.
Barley $30 per ton.
Oats $29 per ton.
Eas 3o.
Hay Timothy, $15 por ton; alfalfa.
$16 per ton, .
M'NAMARA TRIAL IN
LOS ANGELES BEGINS
wo Brothers, Accused of Dy
namiting, Go Before Jury
in California Court.
! Angeles, Cal. Wednesday
morning, October II, In a larg airy
room on th fifth floor of lh new ball
of reoords building th curtain was
drawn for th first act of another
great drama which haa been written
l!
n th struggl between labor and
capital when John 1. McNamara, sec
retary of the International Associa
tion of Ilrldge and Structural Iron
workers, and his braiher James Bryc
McNamara were placed on trial before
Judge Walter Ilordwell on charge of
wholesale murder by dynamiting, In
connection with th destruction of thn
Los Angeles Time building at First
street and Broadway on th morning
of October 1, 1910, In which dlaaater
20 men lost their lives
A web of what the prosecution re
gards a evidence has been spun
around the two brothers, on a nation
al labor leader, and th other a work
er In the ranks, and will be presented
to the Jury. Clarence 8. Harrow and
the other attorneys engaged In the
defense of the McN'amarns, however,
are confident thai they will be able
to rend asunder Ihe case of the prose
cution, and that their clients will walk
forth free men.
Unions Psrade for McNamara.
Portland. A monster parade, em
bracing the members of 49 labor or
ganizations of thla city, took place !
Sunday for the purpose of demonstrat
ing that the sympathy of the laboring
classes la with the McNamara broth
era, who are to be tried In Los Ange
les, October 10, charged with the dy
namlting of the Time building.
H. A. FAIRCHILD DIES
Chairman of Public Service Comml-
(Ion of Washington Stricken.
Olympla, Wash H. A. Kalrchlld,
chairman of th public service com
mission, died of apoplexy at his home
6unday. 11 waa taken 111 In tie
nliihl, after retiring In better health
apparently than ha had enjoyed since
first stricken with acuta indigestion a
week ago.
Mr. Falrchlld haa played a promi
nent part In Washington politics for
20 years, serving aa a legislator from
Whatcom County, prosecuting attor
ney and as chairman "of the county
Republican committee at Bclllngham.
He was appointed chairman of the
State Railroad Commission for six
years In 1905, when It waa organized
by Governor Mead and was last June
appointed by Governor Hay aa chair
man of the new Public Service Com
mission, the law creating which he
drafted.
Banker O'Neil Arrested.
Vancouver, B. C. Barney F. O'Neil,
the Wallace. Idaho, banker and late
candidate for governor, was arrested
here on the Idaho charge of accept
Ing deposits when he knew his bank
to be in an Insolvent condition. He
was at a private home with his wife
when arrested and aald he would fight
extradition proceedings.
STRIKE HAS BECOME
ENDURANCE CONTEST
San Francisco. Quiet prevails in
the strike situation over the Harriman
lines on the roast, after a week which
haa been characterized here by luck
of the usual disorders and riots be
tween striker and strikebreakers.
Beyond a few fist fights there has
been no trouble.
On the coast the strike has settled
down Into an endurance contest, with
the strikers calm and appearances
greatly against the railroad. Er-gines
are known to be going dead in large
numbers in various coast divisions.
Portland. The railroad strike on
the Harriman railroad lines reveals no
sign of weakening In either of the bel
ligerent camps. The officials of the
railroad companies are doing every
thing In their power to Ignore the fact
that, a strike is on, but each day the
condition of the rolling stock and mo
tive power of the roads becomes
more Impaired until, so the strikers
believe, It can be only a comparative
ly short time until the officials will
have to not only recognize but con
cede the strikers' demands.
Seattle Broker Believed a Suicide.
Seattle. Frederick E. Swansli-ooi, a
prominent real estate and financial
broker, was found dead In a room In
a hotel. He apparently hail committed
suicide by shooting himself. 8wan
strom was a graduate of Annapolis
with the class ot 18S7 and served un
der Admiral Dewey la th Spanish
American War.
I'eara and peacbe lor canning at th
Cash Grocery. g.2
Trespass Notice.
Notice I hereby given to any and all
persona Intruding or trespaiwing on
what la known a the Mackay Creek
1'rnpertyj that they will Imi prosecuted
to th full extent of th law, as I am
th sole owner of laid property.
9 21-ll-23p Johm if. ViUMMii,.
Hotic to Creditor.
Notice la hereby given, 'by the un
(lerNlgnevI, the ndiiiluletrntor of the
eeUit of John It, iutitfon, (le
ceiuwil, to all creditor of nlii de
ceased and nil penou havlnit claim
nunluat auli) eotate to prewrit tbetn
with the roier voucher to the on
derelKiied at hi ortlce In I'liiievllle,
On-Kuii, within lx month from the
II ret publication of till notice.
DttlodMept, 7.1HII.
M. It, Kl.l.lOTT,
Adininielrntor of theeatnte of
John It UtiHtafMon, deceased.
H'ltiru to Creditors.
Noltne la h". l-v given by th undersigned,
Ih flmlnl.trtt'xf of tli eat! at I. W, Mo
Omtualll di-ei-H-M-tl.loall iwraona having claims
mswIiimI salil (Ii-oi-mjm-iI antl to all erellu,m ol
nmUI ealale. ti, reM-nl Itietr elalma with the
prii( vourhers, lo the unflerataiii-d at lh
omceofT. K 1. hutry In Hrlnevllle. Dnfin,
within six months Iroin Ilia first publication
uf this nnth-e.
Kir.' publication of thla Notice Beptenihrr
Will, lull-
II. W. RAMHKV
AtlmlnUtrator of the e!a.U) of J. W. Mo
OoniNilll, liecraM-U.
Citation
In the county court of the atate of
On-tron, for the county of Crook.
In the mutter of the etnte of John
H. I iilstrifhon, di-ceiwed.
To lliiimah liiiHtuiaoii, Anna Caro
line (iiiMtnfxoii, Arthur Jow-ph liua
tnfHoti, Koliert lleriiiircl (iUHtufson,
Maliel Cecelia (iUHtafxon, Henry
Rudolph (iuntiiNon, Clarence
Adolph tiiiHtnfsnn, John lli-rimnl
Lincoln liuntiifHoii, and all heirs
unknown, (in-etlnit:
In the name of theatate of Oregon,
you are hereby cited and required t
iiiH-nr In the county court of tin
mute of Oregon, fur the, county o
Crook at the courtroom thereof, al
I'rlnevllle, In the county of Crook ot
Monday, the lith day of Nov., lull, al
10 o'clock In the forenoon of that
day, then mid there to allow cause,
If any there be, why an order of thla
court Hhould not be made autlior
IzliiK M. R. Klllott, the administra
tor of until estate, to Hell certain real
Htate of salil John IS. (jtiHtalHon, de-
ceiiMcd, di'Mcrllied a follows: the
Mouilieimt (iiinrter of wectton twenty-
Mix lu township alxteen Mouth, of
rmiKe ten cunt of Willamette uierl
dtau In Crook county, etato of Ore
iron. Witness, the Hon. II. C. Kill, Juuire
of the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Crook,
with the seal of snld court altixeU
thla Mb day of Sept., Hill, A. D.
At tent: Warren Brown, clerk.
Notice of l iiiul Accounting
Notice la hereby Riven, by the un-
demlKiied, the admlnletrator of the
extate of Patrick J. Kennedy, de
ceased, to all persons Interested In
said eetate tnat ne nan mane ana
Hied with the clerk of the county
court hi dual accountInK of his ad-
mitilHtratlon of said extate and the
county court haa net Monday, the
lith day of Nov., 1911, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon at the county court
room lu I'rlnevllle, Oreiron, as the
time and place ol hearing and set
tling snld final accounting. At
which said time aud place all per
sona Interested In said extate may
appear and object to tmld final ac
counting.
Dated this 7th day of Sopt., lll.
R. F. Hkckman,
Administrator of the estate of
l'utrlck J. Kennedy, deceased.
Notice of Final Accounting
Notice la hereby ulven, by the un
dernlKiied, the adtnInltrator of the
eatate of Oliver C. McDowell, de
eaaed, that he haa made and tiled
with the clerk of the county court
hi final accounting of his adminis
tration ol said eetate, and that the
county court una net Monday, the
(Ithday ot Nov., 11U1, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon at the county court
room In I'rlnevllle, Oreon, aa the
time and place for hearing and set
tling aald final accounting. At
which aald time and place any per
son Interested In nid estate may ap
pear and object to said final account
ing. Dated this 7th day of Sept., 1911.
d. a. Mcdowell,
Administrator of the estate of
Oliver C. McDowell, deceased.
Citation
In the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Crook.
In the matter of the estate of John
H. Reams, deceased.
To Margaret Renins. Gertrude Reams,
Grace A. Reams, William U. Reams,
Beatrice Reams, Karuest F.
Renins, Opal Reams, and all other
heirs of said deceased, if any there
be, Greeting:
lu the inline of the state of Ore
gon, you are hereby cited and re
quired to appear lu the county court
of the state of Oregon, for the coun
ty ol Crook at the courtroom there
of, ut Prineville, in the county of
Crook, Oregon, on Monday, the tith
day ot Nov., Ithl, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that dny, then and there
to how cause, if any there be, why
an order of tills court should not lie
made, nuthorlzin Margaret Ream,
the administratrix of the estate of
John 11. Reams, deceased, to sell
certain real property of said de
censed, described as follows: lots
one, two, three, lu block eight, In
the First addition to l'rineville, Ore
gon, according to the plat thereof
as the siune appears of record In the
olllcc of the comity clerk of Crook
county, Btateof Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. 11. C. Ellis, Judge
of the comity court of the state of
Oregon, for the county ol t rook with
the seal of said court alllxed this 5th
day of Sept., lull, A. D.
Attest: Wurren Drown, clerk.
Wanted at Once.
Good collector and solicitor; (rood
pay. Give references. Address P. O.
Box 18, Piiueville, Oregon. 10-3-tf
The Margaret lies Co.
Will open a 6 Night Engagement in
Prineville, Beginning Monday, October 9th
In the Four Act Popular Patriotic Comedy
"Our Irish American Cousin"
Change of Play Every Night. Popular
Prices. All the Old Favorites.
A Gross Fraud
Is aliened in the salt filed in Crook County Circuit Court
Aug. 14. A widow sells her farm as unincumbered Our Ab
stract reveal fact which develop the recording of an alleged
fraudulent Mortgage Kuit to cancel follows Result: Kale
delayed and possibly lost. Better have your title looked
after, before yon are ready'to sell, by the Company that pro
tects your interest.
PIONEER ABSTRACT COMPANY
(Member Oregon Association of Title Men)
fl
O. K. MARKET
Stroud & Stroud, Proprietors
Choice Beef, Veal
Mutton and Pork
A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
Of the Deschutes Branch
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navi
gation
SUNDAY,
Passenges and freight traffic on the above date to Metolius; Culver
Junction; Keever and Opal City. The direct; quick and shortest
route between Portland and all Central Oregon points.
TRATN"
Leave Portland 7:50 a.m.
" " 10-00 a.m.
" The Dalles 12:40 p.m.
" Deschutes Jet.. 1:30p.m.
Arrive Madras 5:45 p. m.
" Metolius 6:00 p. m.
' Culver Jet. .. . 6:15 p.m.
" Opal City.... 6:30 p. m.
Auto and regular stage connection to Redmond, Bend, LaFine, Fort
Rock, Silver Lake, Prineville, Burns, Klamath Falls and other Central
Oregon points. Call on local Agent for any information desired, or
address oct5-lm
Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
"I. W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
Has stood the test of time and won uni
versal popular approval. Oldest and most
famous in the world. Best for all uses.
Sold By
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko and Bend, Oregon
M.hAifatjaitfrttf .mwi i
Butter and Eggs
Country Produce
Extension to
Opal City
Company
SEPT. 24TH
SCHEDULE
Leave Opal City 8:15 a. m.
" Culver Junction 8:30 a. m.
" Motolius ,
" Madras
Arrive Deschutes Jet
" The Dalles...,
" Portland
8:43 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
1:15 p. m.
1:55 p. m.
5:45 p. m.