MEXICAN REBELS
CAPTURE CAPITAL
Felix Diaz Released from Pris
on Leads Revolt Ousting
! Madero
Mexico rity, Mux. Tin army rose
In ravolt BuuiUy In Mnilco City, took
lioaa.aalon ot tli puMla building", abut
down fedrfral adherent In the trt,
rolcusod General Fullx Dim, leader of
th Vur Crtu mvoll, and General
lli rininlo lluyes, (rum prison, and, full
lug Into tin undir Hi Dial banner,
virtually captured Ilia Mexican capital.
It la tmllovod thnt nut fewer than
SMI peraona were killed In tha fighting;.
Anion the number wan Oeiiurul Darn
ardo l(iyaa.
The mutlnoua troops war led by
tudonta of tha military achool at Tliil
puin, auburn. They marched to tho
prison to which Genoral Helix Dim
had been transferred fur aafe keeping
and relnnaed him. General Bernardo
Keyea hIho wax freed from Hnnt Iiiko
mllltnry prison, there bclnk no resist
(lie In either qunrter.
Fritmiwo Mnilnro, president of the
republic, led the loyal troupa for a
lime, letter, with member of bis Cab
inet, he took rt'fuitn In tha national
palace, whera they were besieged.
It waa reported that President Ma
dero and hia family had fled from tha
cupltol toward tha eastern coast
0 Par Cant Vota Strike
New York. The ballots of the JO,.
OuO firemen employed oa (4 Eaatern
railroad, It waa announced unofficial
show that 0 per cent of the men favor
an Immediate atrtke unless tbe con
ference committee of managers agree
to arbitration under the Krdman act.
Rockafallsr In Pitiful Condition
Jekyl Island, Oa. A apaam of the
thront that left William Kocknfeller
a stranKlIng, trembling old man, on
the verge of nervous collapse, abrupt
ly terminated hla examination by
Chairman I'ujo and Counsel Bumuol
I'nterniyer of the house money trust
committee hero.
NEW YORK POLICE
GRAFT $2,400,000
New York. Twomllllon four hun
dred Ihousuiid dollars graft from gam
blers, poolroom men and Illegal resort
keepers ll.SOO.OOO for the captains
and their collectors, f'iOO.OOO for In
spectors, Stioo.OOQ Into the hands of
one man and then cut again, divided
Into three parte, one for a hotel man,
one for a man who repreaente on of
fice holder, and the third for a man
who presented himself for another of
ficial. Thnt Is the "grnft system" ns Dis
trict Attorney Whitman understands
It and that la the "system" upon which
he begins his first actual legul buttle.
He hopes to have mucin his first In
road by Indictments ngainsl Police In
spec.tora Dennis, K.' Sweeney and Po
lice Captain TIioiiiub W. Walsh.
Through the confession of Captain
Wnlsh It has been learned, tho amount
aliened to ha'vo been collected for po
lice protection In his precinct was
about $141)0 a month. This amount,
It Is alleged, Captain Walsh paid a
pntroluian $70 for collecting, and di
vided tho remainder with an Inspector.
American Minister Demands Redress
Havnnn. Arthur M. Ilenupro, the
American minister to Culm, nctlng un
der direction of the stnto department
nt Washington, D C has presented to
Set -clary of Stnto Sangully, a peremp
tory noto Insisting thnt Immediate
mt'iiHiiros be taken for the prosocutlou
mid exemplary punishment of tho pcr
so'.is reBponilh'e for tha rocent ntt-icks
on the American legation by the rows
pnper Cubu.
TURKISH REPULSE REPORTED
Bulgarians Also Thwart Attempt to
Make Landing From Ships
Sofia. An official statement Bays
the Turks have taken tho offensive
annliiBt the Hulgarluns before Dulalr,
In the GnlllpotI ,PenliiBula. After a
fierce engagement the Bulgarians re
pulsed the TurkB, pursuing them to
the Ilulnir forts. Many wounded were
loft on the field.
Turkish prisoners Bay six divisions
took part In the movement. At night
fall the Turks made another nttempt
down the cOaBt, where 20 voBBels had
made their appearance. The landing
parties' ships were attacked by the
Bulgarians, who Inflicted houvy loss.
The Turkish vessels thereupon sailed
-way,
Women Destroy Valuable Plants.
London. Militant Buffragettes de
stroyed many valuable plants and did
other damage, reaching a total of
$5000 in the hothouses of the Kew
Horticultural Gardens here. Thus
they developed another part of their
plan ol campaign to force, the govern
ment to give the vote to women.
GENERAL FELIX DIAZ
Oenerat Fells Dial, who was releas
ed from prison by his supporters and
lead a aueeessful revolt against Ma
dere In Mexico City.
Brief News of the week
The Missouri slate senate passed a
bill allowing traveling men to vote
wherever they may be on election day.
A the result of a rate war. It was
announced In Hamburg that $30 will
be the steerage rate to New York on
Germany's Dutch steamers.
, Clubwomen who recently conducted
an egg sale weut Into the apple busi
ness at Chicago and It waa announced
that about 80,000 barrels bad been
disposed of at a much leas price than
asked by retailers.
A silver dollar sent by parcel post
was received at the St. Louis post
office. The stamp was placed on one
Side of the coin and the address, writ
ten on a piece ot paper, was glued
on the other aide.
The two houses of congress met in
Joint session In the ball of the bouse
on Monday for the purpose of count
ing the electoral votes and formally
declaring the election ot Wood row
Wilson and Thomas It Marshall as
president and vice president, respect
ively, i
What la claimed to be one of the
atrnngest resolutions passed by any
responsible body wns adopted at a
general meeting of the Chrlatchurch
Labor Union when the citizens of New
Zealand were urged to do all in their
power to lessen tbe birth rate. The
compulsory defense act la being bit
terly opposed and It la hoped thus to
lessen the number of youths who must
take compulsory training.
If the federal prosecutors do not In
sist on too severe a penalty It Is pos
sible that the 15 Portland commission
men Indicted by the United States
grand jury for unlawful combination
in violation of the Sherman anti-trust
taw, will come Into court within a few
days and plead guilty, pay whatever
fine the court sees fit to Impose and
agree to "unmergo."
Fourteen members of a hobo party
stopped a passenger train on the des
ert, overawed the crew, terrorised the
passengers and took possession ot tho
train for tho ride to Los Angeles.
When the train arrived ot San Ber
nardino a posse of constables covered
the tramps with revolvers. Six sur
rendered, but eight managed to get
away.
People in the News
The heirs have abandoned their con
test of the will of the late Mrs. Mary
Buker G. Kddy.
Martial law has been proclaimed
through Salvador. President Arnujo
lies In a dangerous condition as a re
sult of nn nttnek by flvo assassins.
James Dryco, British ambassador at
Washington, has been appointed by
tho British government a member ot
the permanent court of arbitration nt
The Hague.
Given his choice of a Jail sentenco
and flue or the whipping post for beat
ing his wito, Robert Phillips, at Fred
erlck, Md., chose the latter, and 15
lushes were applied to his bare back.
Lo Yung Yew, Chinese consul at
San Francisco, has been removed from
offico and the vice consul, Kee Ong,
installed In his place. The orders ef
fecting the chnnge came from Pekln,
via the Chinese legation In Washing
ton. Dubrell Rucker, a 80-year-old negro,
was burned at the Btake In the court
house square at Houston, Miss. He is
said to have confessed guilt of the
murder of Mrs. John Clifford Wil
liams. James H. McNlcholas, mine promot
er, charged by the government with
fleecing northern Ohio people out of
$500,000 by fraudulent use ot the
malls, pleaded not guilty when ar
raigned in the federal court at Cleve
land. Three negroes who were employed
In his millionaire father's wood-working
establishment at Evansvllle, Ind.,
were shot and Instantly killed by Al
len Von Behren, aged 22. Then the
young man drove to the police station
in bis automobile, and surrendered.
news from our Skin On Fire?
NATIONAL CAPITAL
House Passes Bill Prohibiting
Liquor Shipments Into
Dry Territory
Wusblnguin. By a vols ot 240 to
85, the bouse passed the Webb bill
prohibiting the shipment of Intoxicat
ing liquor from "wet" Into "dry''
states, after several hours of bitter
debate In which the bill was chsrac
terlxed as "an antl saloon measure,
meant to force congressional approval
of prohibition."
The vote was taken only' after a
flood of amoodment had been sub
mitted, both by enemies of the bill, to
Invalidate It, and by friends of tha
measure, who wished lo broaden Its
scope. Humor and bitterness marked
tbe debate on the measure.
Dumocratlo and Republican ranks
were epllt In tbe fight, Ollle James,
of Kentucky, being one of the leaders
against the measure. Representative
Clayton, of Alabama, chairman of the
Judiciary committee and a prominent
Democratic member, led tbe fight tor
the bill, and Representative Hammel,
of New Jersey, headed tbe opposition.
Under the provisions of the Webb
bill, no Intoxicating liquor may be
shipped by Interstate commerce Into
dry territory for the purpose of sell
ing It The measure does not attempt
to regulate the shipment of Intoxi
cants tor private consumption. Dis
position ot all violations of the law is
left to tbe states or tbe county regula
tions lo tbe territory lo which tbe of
fense occurs.
Democrats 8pllt Over Battleships.
House Democrallo economists, or at
least 73 of them, who attempted to
pledge their party on tbe battleship
question, failed to secure a quorum lo
caucus and were compelled to adjourn.
Tbe Democrats who favor a one or no
battleship appropriation were present
In full strength. The two battleship
advocates, a tew ot whom were pres
ent, declared that they were In the
majority this year when they cared
to be present and that the naval ap
propriation bill when reported to con
gress will provide for two dread
naughts. House Begins to Hurry.
With seven appropriation bills, ag
gregating over $1,000,000,000, to pass,
In 10 working days, Democratic lead
ers announced that, beginning early
this week, the house would burn the
midnight IncandeHcents also starting
work at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Should- the senate hold up these
bills, Democrats declared that the spo
clul session might be called Immedi
ately after March 4, bo that the few
weeks might be used In clearing up
unfinished business before the ways
and means committee's Graft ot tbe
tariff bill was ready to be submitted.
Chairman Underwood, of the ways
and means committee, declared thnt,
from present indications, though the
committee was working all day and
part of the night formulating Its re
port, he feared that it would not be
ready before March 15.
Federal Railways for Alaska Urged.
' Alaska's vast resources can best be
brought within reach of the world. In
the opinion of President Taft, by the
construction, with government assist
ance, of two railway lines from the
Alaskan coast to the interior, owner
ship of which shall be vested In the
government, but which shall be oper
ated by private parties under lease.
In a special message transmitting to
congress the report of the Alaskan
Railway Commission, the president
strongly urged legislation along these
lines, asking thnt the government ei
ther guarantee the principal and in
terest on bonds necessary to build
the rouds, or construct them.
Jnt the mild, almr.!. wuh, tha wall
known l H I'. Prescription fur fccsema
anl th. Inn Is (ow,
A Uial will provs it.
We have sold other ramadl. for skin
trouble hut Don. that w could guaran
ty we ran th. li.t r i. remedy. II
the first regular al II M l.oitl om
not do exactly as w say. It will sol
eoat you a cent.
The Winitek Co., Prlnevllle, Orrgon.
Report of the Condition
Of TW First Naiiaaul baa at rriaevill, la tit
Stat el Ortfea, at tea Cleee ef Esjiaaii,
Fee. 4, 1913..
siaotacsa.
Loans and tftarouuia (W.277.M
, Overdraft, secured and unsecured.. e,y3nt
U. H. H''B'la to eecuro crt-ula'toa 12,6 situ
j Moods, secure live, tie .i.19
Hatitlng houie, furnllnresn I fixtures IS.lai 77
Olber real eetate owned '4,7uu.U0
Due (rum National Hanaa not reeerve
ajfetitsj J0,)1
Due Iruiu Mat. aud Private Banasaod
Hankers, Truat Companies and Sav-
lia Ilanka J.0S1 n
Cue (root approved Keeerre Agents.. tt.artM
Checks and oilier i:h Items a.ull.to
Notoiul other National ilanka 2,710
fractional paper currency, nltkeht
and centi aj.TJ
Lawful money Mueerve la Bank vis:
Specie S32,o!l00
Keilrrabtlon fund with t'.s. Treaearer
l& per cent of circulation
Total ia),ii.u
LIABILITIES.
Casllal I lock paid in I M,OO0Ot)
Surplus fund tai,uuu.iJO
Undivided proata, leia expeneee and
Taxea paid 5,30 18
National Bank Holes ouuiandlnf .... 7.:uo.00
IllrldendJ unpaid J,"1.00
Individual drpuslla subject to check i'ajKU m
Demand certlricalea of deposit K,fU!M
Total HMX
HTATK Of OKkViUN, i
Ooumyof Crank, i
I, T. M. Haldwi. Caahler of th alx.ve
nained bank, do aoleuiiily awear that tne above
statement ie true to the beet of my know
leJue and belief. T. M. BALDWIN,
Cashier.
Riiuvrfned end sworn to before me this unit
day of feu., Mil.
M E- Brink.
NutMjy Public
Correct AUeatt
O. W. Noblb 1
T. H. LaroLLXTTS V Directors
C'Aax W. Koerxa I
Report of the Condition
of THE CROOK. COUNTY BANK at Prlne
vllle, In the stale ol Oregon, at the close ol
business Feb. ilh, 1913:
SBaurRCI.
loans and discount 1113,110 57
Overdralta. aecured and unsecured,, 677 51
Bonds, and warrants B,251 73
Hanklns houne 1971 57
Kurultureand fixture 4,00000
Due from, banks (not reserve banks), 2..135 09
Due from approved reserve banks,.,. 39,227 06
Checks and other cash Items 61
Cash on band 1105 45
Total U6,li5 at
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In S6.000 00
Surplus fund 14,00000
Undivided profits, leas expensea and
taxes paid ,1S 05
Deiosls due btate Treasurer 5,000 00
Individual deposits subject to check. 113,378 08
Demand certificates of deposit 127 00
Cashier checks outstanding 17 10
Time certificate of deposit 17,269 40
Key Fund 5 26
Low Fares West
SPRING COLONIST PERIOD
Daily, March 15 to April 15
To All Central Oregon Points
ON
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
FROM
Chicago
Peoria....1...
St. Louis
Milwaukee . .
Little Rock . .
Memphis
New Orleans.
.$38.00
. 37.00
. 37.00
36.70
. 42.50
. 42.50
. 48.05
St, Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City..
Omaha
St. Joseph
Lincoln
$30.00
. 30.00
. 30.00
. 30.00
. 30.00
. 30.00
. 30.00
Tell yonr frtcoda in tha eact of tbe opportnnily of moving went at low rate.
Direct train aervice via Burlington Kouie, Northern Facitic, Great Nortbero.
Bpokane, Portland & Seattle and Oregon Trunk Railway.
You can deposit fundi with me an 1 weat bound tickets will be furniahed
people in thaeaat. 2 13ll
W. D. SKINNER, Traffic Manager, Portland, Ore.
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRIXEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by tbe day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember ns when in
Prinevill. Rates Keasonablk. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
r,
Total tl,lM 18
State of Oreon, County of ('rook, ss:
I, C. M. Klkins, cashier of the above-named
bank, tlu snlt-uttily swear that the above state,
mi'itt is true to tho best ol my knuHieflK and
belief. C. M E.kins, Cashier.
ouuw:riueu auu swum w uciuro me mis oin
day of Feb.. l'jlx M. K. Elliott,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: VY. A. Booth,
l. F. STKWART,
Director.
National Capital Brevities.
President Tnft vetoed the bill to au
thorize the commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia to supervise tho ex
hibition of moving pictures. The
president held that it encroached upon
existing laws.
A fight is being framed up among
the Wilson Democrats here to oust ex
Senator Turner, of Washington, from
his $7500 job as a member of the In
ternational Waterways Commission,
and to secure the appointment of
Charles tleifner, of Seattle, In his
place.
Compulsory adoption by all Inter
state railroads of the block signal sys
tem Is the most- Important recom
mendation for the block Bignal and
train control board made In Its final
report to the Interstate commerce
commission.
The soaring price of crude oil Is
being Investigated by the department
ot Justice In connection with Its in
quiry to determine whether the decreo
dissolving the Standard Oil company
has been vlolnted.
The majority of the house commit
tee on ways and means, who are fram
ing tariff legislation for the coming
extra session of congress, agreed upon
radical reductions In the customs An
ties on mica, asphalt and various
kinds of chlnaware and glassware of
the cheaper varieties,
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
V. S. Land Ofhoe at Lakeview, Ore.
January 11th, 1U13.
Not coal lands
Notice is hereb given that
Cora E. Davis
of File, Oregon, who oil August 12th,
1H11, made Homestead entry No. (Ulttti
for the ei ee'it, nwj eei, nej sl section
. tntrnsliip 21 poutli, raige i2 east,
Willamette Meridian, has hied notice of
intention to mxke final commutation
proof to establish c'aim to the land
above deHi'ribed before Chas. A. Sher
man, I nited States Commissioner, at
File, Oregon, on the 2."th day of Feb
ruary, l'.UX
Claimant names as witnesses: O. D.
Hall, II. A. l'avis, Manley J. Lemons,
Charley Fry, all of Fife, nregon.
1 23 A. W. Outon, Register.
Notice for Publication.
leVrtment of the Interior,
U. S. LunuOttlee at The Dalles. Orocnn,
Jrtuuary 1Mb, 1913.
Notice is hereby Riven that
i'harles Lamttert
of Barnes, Oreiron, who, on December 2fith,
lvifi. and atlilitional, September 17th, lwoy,
niHilo hotneteatl No. l-tST! atrial No. 0j-27 and
serial no. for se1. seelion S3 and s'lj nel'4
section AS and sw V nw'i. nu '.4 svlj seelion S4,
Ti 20 m.ui h, K a east. N illainette Meridian has
tiled notice of intention to make final S-yesr
proof, to establish claim to the land above oe
orlheri. belore chas. A.Hherman. I'. 8. commis
sioner, at his omce at Fife, Oregon, on the 8th
day ol March, WIS.
Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph street,
Mott Lemons, Wesley Street, Henry Street, all
of Fife, Oregon. 1-iO
C. W. MOORE, Register.
Citation.
In the county court of the State of Or
egon, for the countr of Crook.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Wilkins, deceased Citation.
To the heirs unknown of Mary Wil
kins, deceased, greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby cited and required to
appear in the county court of the state
of Oregon , for the county of Crook at
the court room thereof, at Prineville,
in the county of Crook, on Monday, the
7th day of April, 1913, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, then and
there 10 show cause, if any there he,
why an order should not be made by
this court authorizing- the administra
tor of Baid eetate to sell all the real
property of eaid deceased at private
sale as in the petition prayed for.
Witness, the Hon. G. Springer, judge
of the county court of the state of Or
egon for the county of Crook, with the
stal of said oourt affixed this 5th day
February, a, d., 1913.
2 6 Attest: Warren Brown, Clerk.
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For Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemicals '
Lowney's Candies, Ice Cream Soda, Sta-
tionery and Prescriptions see
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Prineville Flour Mills
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Graham mush?
You will like it. Give
it a trial.
Packed in Nine Pound bags only
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