NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Scra'e Completes First Read
ing of Tariff Bill and It
May Pass Within Week. (
MARSHA WARRINGTON
Wnaliltigton. The senate has com
pleted Ilia flrat reading of tit new
tariff bill, although many of III mot
lniiur(iitit new feature of ilia mmi
ure remain to be aettled. Henale lead
ers agreed Dial the dlapoaal of Ilia
flrat reading of the bill had brouKlit
til pnaauge of the meaaure wllliln
view, nd that another wk muy wit
ma Its completion and passage.
The rnlea of tti new Income tnx,
th proponed tin on ml tun future,
ninny provlalone of the admlnlalratlve
featurea of tlia luw, Ilia auKaeated tax
rebate of 6 par cunt for Imports
brought In American alilpa, and many
other sections of (ha meaaure that
will occasion dubitta ra put over
without action, and will ba taken up
again thla mi Senator Norrla an
nounced that before tha bill waa com
pleted ha would propose an amend-
mailt directed at tha llruxllUn coffee
monopoly, giving tha president au-
thorlly to levy a !5 per cent duty on
product controlled through monopoly
or conspiracy In another country,
avtral Important Changes Mada
The aennte mad avcrnl Important
changes In the bill. Tha propoaul of
tlia democrats to give circuit courta
of flppmla equal Jurisdiction with tha
I'nlted tliulna cuatpm court waa wlih
drawn by Senator WlU'.ania In behalf
of the denim-ratlo coinmltlea mem
bora. Ha an lil tha committee had de
cided It would be better to leave the
final Judgment In cuatom cnaea en
tlrely to the custom court.
A provision prohibiting the Importa
tion of gomla mad by cnuvk-t labor,
or "principally by children under 14
yenra of age" wet adopted.
Tha provlalona giving the President
power to eatnhllah retullnlory dutlea
much higher than the usual tnrlff
rutea 11 mil n at certain Import a from
couutrU-e that might dlacrlmlnata
agnluat the United Statue were adopt
cd atler several frultleaa altempla by
the republican! to amend them by In
creaalng the Hat of arttclea on w,hlch
the extra dutlea could ba levied.
Praildant Hopeful of Peace In Mexico
I'realdeat Wilson la atlll hopeful of
favorable culmination of the jiegolla-
tlona undertaken by hl country to
bring about peace In Mexico. j
Ilia urgent appeal to Americana In
Mexico to leave the country waa de
clared to have been determined on af
ter wlae counsel, not alone becauae of
the preaent altuntlon In Mexico, but
becauae of condltloni which might de
velop In iplte of the effort of the pro
visional government to prevent any
harm coming to foreigner.
That the admlnlat ration la content
to give the situation plenty of time to
work Haelf out la demonatrnled by the
preaent altitude of the prealdent and
hla advisers, and la regnrded aa one of
tho explanation for Special Envoy
Llnd's remaining In Vera Crux.
Huerta Short of Funds.
The provlalonnl Mexican govern
ment, It line been pointed out, la en
countering financial difficulties, and
there have been Intimations that there
might bo a change in the government
personnel which would open the way
to negotiations on a definite basis
that would lend to an election for the
Mexican presidency under constltu-
tlonal regulation. Until some such de
velopment, the administration has
ground for the belief, that there is
danger to Americans remaining tu
Mexlrio because of the straits In which
the provisional government finds It
self.
A discontented army, It has been
suggested, might become uncontroll
able.
National Capital Brevities
A house bill for the appropriation
of $7,000,000 to establish a government
armor plnte plant has ben Introduced
by Representative Drlttou of Illinois.
Investigation of the charges agnlnftt
Judgo Emory Spcor of the federal
court of Georgia has been authorized
by the pnssage of a house resolution.
Representative Woods of Iowa hna
boon elected chnlrumn of the ropubll'
can congressional committee.
President Wilson nominated Henry
. Morgenthnu, ot Now York, to be am
bnasador to Turkey.
President Wilson Itullcatod to visit
ors his policy toward the Philippines.
It Is said that he plans ultimate but
not Immediate independence 'for the
iHlunds.
The Glass currency bill was rein'
troiluced In the house by Representa
tive Glaifs, and was' referred to the
banking and currency .commltee. It
has been approved by the caucus of
house democrats, with but nine dls-
sentors.
Secrrtarv Panlals has addressed
letter to Governor Goldsborough of
Mnrylnnd, denouncing tho action of
the ctnte officers In allowing a young
man convicted of tneft to escape pun
ishment bv wl's'itf iu the United
States navy.
Marsha Warrington, one of tha
chief wltneeeea In tha famous Dlgge-
Camlnattl white alava trials at San
Francisco.
nun iurn nmrnp
ruun AUiu nAUtno
SPEED TO DEATH
Before Audience of 5000, Ma
chines Pile Up Going 60
Miles an Hour.
Brief News of the Week
The propoaltlon to bond Ban Fran-
claco In the aiim of 13,600,000 to ex
teiid Ita municipal at met railway sys
tem waa passed by Die voters by a
big majority.
Nine persons lost their Uvea and
alx were Injured when the boilers of
the towboat Alice exploded at Pitts
burg. According to eatlmntna published
at London, the Ilalknn war coat near
ly a billion dollars.
Letters from the north and returned
stnmpedera bring unfavorable newa
from the Hhushanna, Alaska, gold
frleld. Gotdscekers going toward the
camp meet discouraged men returning
and many turned back, abandoning
supplies ott tho trail.
Three submarine divers sent to the
scene of the wreck of the steamship
State of California In Alaskan waters
were able to descend only to the pin
nacle of the rock on which the vesael
struck. No further effort will be made j
to recover the tO bodies supposed to
lie In the cabin of tVe lost ship.
Tha palace of peace at The Hague
was dedicated by Queen Wllheltnlna
In the presence of 2000 officials and
delegates to the receut peace confer
ence there. Andrew 'arnegle receiv
ed the grand cross of the Order of
Orange-Nassau at tha hands of the
queen.
Precanceled stamps, the newest
wrinkle adopted by the government
to save time In the delivery of pack
ages and incidentally save hundred
of thousands to the government, will
soon be In use. The new schema calls
for the cancellation of stamps before
limy are sold and they will be used
by the big s'ors and mall order
bouses who send out great quantities
of mall each day.
Klre which swept the stenmshlp Ira-
perntor, the largest vessel afloat, as
she lay docked.. In Hoboken. caused
the death of Second Officer Herman
Gobrecht, the serious Injury of Sea
man Stumpf, and created a panic
among the 1131 steerage passengers
who were aboard. Officials of the
Hue estimated that the damage to
the vessel Itself would not be great
Nashville; Tann. Death claimed a
heavy toil In the Labor day automo
bile speed races at the state fair
grounds here, When four of tbe high
powered car entered In the 25 mile
free-fur all race wera wrecked on tha
hi side of the mile track in view of
5(iii(l people.
Four of the racing men wera killed
and three received minor Injuries.
Two of tha cars with tllelr drivers and
mechanicians flashed through the tan
gled wreckage of broken cars and
maimed bodies at a apeed of 60 miles
an hour, escaping injury.
The tragedy cam without warning
to tha spectators.
The alx car were speeding around
the circular track at terrific rate
on tha fifth lap with the Studebaker
"Whlskbroom" carrying the Ill-fated
number 13, about 20 yarda In the lead
of Mercer No. 1. Clyde Donovan, driv
ing "The Whlskbroom," feeling his
right front wheel give way, after
swerving to avoid striking a negro
boy, turned Into the outside fence to
avoid blocking the track In the path
of the following cars. Mercer No. 2
flashed by In an Instant. The Stuti.
funning third, drove Into the wreck
age and turned a somersault, killing
tit crew. The Bulck followed and
struck, with a terrible crash, turning
over several times. The two occu
pants were dead when picked up.
' Ford
1914 Prices
Went into effect August 1, 1913
Five-passenger car, $645
Two-passenger runabout, $595
F. O. B. Crook Co.
FM. HATHAWAY
Crook County Ageat
Prineville, Oregon
lluy s Ford now; wby wait until n.xt year? Regarding
merits of the car, tsk the man who owns one.
Write for catalogue.
PACIFIC LET IN CANAL
Waters Pour In and for First Time
Lap Masonry of Mlraflorea Locks
Panama. The hm remaining bar
rier at the Pacific end of the Panama
canal was blown up by dynamite Sun
day coming.
A workman sclxed a shovel and
made a small trench through which
a rill of water trickled. Gradually It
widened until an hour later a raging
torrent, with a 35 foot fall, poured
through an opening 400 feet wide Into
that part of the canal between Gam
boa dike and the Mlraflorea locks.
PIONEER WHITE LEAD
10c per pound in 5()-pound kegs and larger
Pure Linseed Oil
85c per gallon, guaranteed under pure fod law
Pr-irnlv nrtrl rnnnnornf IVTIvfrl Paint
St in5 i
ah aaaw w v ms aaavaaw a
Colors in oil and dry colors, floor paint, floor wax, floor
varnish, glass, brushes, putty, liquid veneer
A. H. Lippman & Co.
Notice of Sheriffs H.1. of Bcul Estate
oa Exscauoa la Foreclosure
W. F. King, plaintiff,
v.
James K. Ailnmann anil AnnaAdnm
ami, cli-feuilnnta,
P.y virtue of an execution and or
der of snle leaned out, of the circuit
court of the tt of Oregon for the
county ol Crook, on a Judgment
rendered in enld court on the 2ith
(Ihv of Julr, piU, In favor of the
above named plaintiff and agnlnat
theHliove named ilefendnnta for the
sum of Twelve hundred Forty-four
nnd eighty-three hundredths dollnra,
with Intenrt thereon from the 2th
day of July, 1113, at the rate of 10
per cent pvr minimi and the further
urn ot one lliiniln-n Hollars at
torneys Ire, and Iwenty dollnra
coeta and the further snin of Ten
dollars cost of thla sale. Which
Judgment waa enrolled and docketed
In the clerk s ottlie ol "am county on
the 26th day of July, 1913. and where-
aa It was further ordered and de
creed by the court that I S.-I1 to the
hlgbeat bidder for rash In band the
following deaciitwd land, to-wlt:
The aoutheaat quarter of the south
east quarter of section 24, tp. 14,
range 15 east ol the Willamette
MerldiHn. Therefore, to satiety sum
judgment, I will on
Satariay, tW 27tk itj af SaatasuW. 1513,
aell the above described land at pub
lic auction at the north front doorot
the courthouse In Prineville. Subject
to redemption a required by law.
Dated this 26th day of August,
1U13.
Feank Ei.kinh.
Sheriff.
By W. E Van Allen, deputy.
6 19-lmo
People In the News
Frltil Schoft, the actress, has filed
a petition in bankruptcy at New York.
She places her assets at $74,923 and
her liabilities at ?H9.8B0.
Senator Chamberlain has appealed
to the president for the pardon of
C. S. Houston and J. Bullock, Seat
tle men who were convicted of sell
Ing coal to the government at an ex
orbltant figure.
Announcement was made from Bu
charest, Houmanla, that the powers
have selected the prince ot Wled,
nephew of the queen of Roumanta,
as the new ruler of Albania. .
Lieutenant Governor Glynn was for
mally recognized aa acting governor
by the New York assembly after a
bitter debate.
It has been announced at Chicago
by Judge W. . Chambers, United
States commissioner ot mediation,
that the danger ot a Btrlke affecting
45,000 employes of the Chlcngo, Burl
Ington & Qulncy has been averted.
The Duchess of Marlborough, the
daughter of W. K. Vanderbtlt, of New
York, has consented to lead the newly
formed women's municipal party.
Two militant suffragettes caught
Premier Asqulth of England playlns
golf at Lossenmouth, Scotland, and
smashed his hat, pounded him in the
face with tholr flHla and whacked him
ovei the head with their umbrellas.
They were arrested. ' ;
The conference of governors came
to an end at Colorado Springs, Colo.,
with an attnek made by Governor Me
Govern of Wisconsin on the United
States constitution, In which he said:
"It is the most beautiful scheme ever
Invented to enable legislators to do
nothing."
Board Says West Unjust to Morson
Snlem. Or. Declaring that they
would not be parties to "persecu
tion" of the Deschutes Land company,
and would do everything In their pow
er to get the federal government to
extend the contract with the state
tor two years. Treasurer Kay. Attor-ney-Oeneral
Crawford and Slate En
gineer Lewis have Issued a signed
statement explaining their position as
members cf tr.e Desert Land Board In
the controversy with Governor' WesL
Governor West, In answer to the
statement defending The Deschutes
Land Company, calls J. E. Morson,
president of the company, a "shoe
string promoter."
NEW YORK GIANTS
AND UMPIRE MOBBED
Philadelphia. Manager MeGraw of
the New York Giants and Umpire
Hrennan narrowly escaped a mob here
and houra after their train pulled out.
baseball fans of the city were still
voicing their anger at the action of
Brennan in forfeiting a game to the
Giants after the Phillies had reached
the ninth rnnlng' with a score of 8 to
6 against the New York team.
The New York and Philadelphia
factions have different stories to tell
of the cause of the trouble, but the
situation developed was a serious one
for a time. Toward the close of the
game several hundred fans moved Into
the center field bleachers, directly In
line with the battef and pitcher.
When the Giants came to bat, Mo-
Graw protested to Brennan, asserting
th.it the white uacliground created by
the funs with their coats off interfered
with the batting eyes of his men. The
fans refused to -.omply with the order
of Brennan to put on their coats and
Manager Dooln refused to order the
police to clear the bleachers. Bren
nan then ordered the bleachers clear
ed and when .& police refused to act,
he declared 'ie game forfeited.
When you tire of
rough, strong, high
proof whiskey try
the new Gyrus Noble.
pure, mild and mature
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
Express and Passenger
Stage Line
Three houra between Redmond and rrlnevtlle, fare $1.50.
Agent for Nortehrn. Gt. Northern and American Express Co.
(Mtioe open from 7 a. ra to 6 p. m.; Sunday 9 to 1:30.
Otiice at Pioneer Cream .o.- 12-19
Jourdan & Son
' Legal Lights Meet
Montreal. The address delivered
by the Lord High Chancellor of Eng
land, Viscount Haldane of Cloan,
formed the principal feature of tho
opening meeting in the American Bar
Association. Viscount Haldane hold
an audience which completely filled
the Princess Theater and deluded
many of the great legal lights of the
western continent and seveial fra
Europe.
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
In Cornett Stage Barn
Prineville, Oregon
Special attention given to the traveling Public.
Hay 25c a day per head.
Give us a call.
AARON W. WHITE Prop.
Sheriff's Sale
By virtue of an execution and or
der of mile, loaned out of the circuit
court of the state of Oregon, for
Crook count j, on the Sth day of
May, 1913, In favor of Cheater A.
Stamp, plaintiff, v. H. E. Robinson,
defendant, for the sum of twenty
eitrhr hundred eighteen and U5 100
($2818 95) dollars, with Interest there
on from the 8tb day of May, 1913, at
the rate of seven (7) per cent per an
num, and two hundred and fifty
(2T0 00 dollim attorney s fee, and
the further aura of twenty-five
lf Ou) dollars costs, which judgment
was enrolled and docketed In the
clerk's otllce of SHld court. In said
county, on the 29th day of July, 1913,
which execution commands me IO
aell tbe following deabriced real prop
erty, to wit:
The nortneast qnnner tne'.i, ot
section number thirty-live (35l, of
township twelve (12), south of range
twelve (12), enet of the Willamette
meridian, In Crook county, state of
Oregon, together with all the tene
ments, neridltamenta and appur
tenances thereunto belonging or In
any wise appertaining, to be sold by
the sheriff of said, county, as under
execution, and tbe proceeds of such
sale, after paying the coats and dis
bursements, attorney's fees and the
expenses herein stated, shall be ap
plied upon the Judgment, and if the'
proceeds ot sucn sale tie ineumeient,
tbe plaintiff shall have Judgment and
execution against the defendant, H.
E. Itobinson, to recover such balance
unuald. and in obedience to said ex-
cutlon, order ot sale and decree, no
tice Is hereby given mat l nave
levied upon the real property above
described, and vt 111 on
Tauday, Seateaker 24, 1913,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., at the
north door of the court house. In
Prineville, Oregon, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash In hand, the above
descriiied real property, or as much
thereof as may be required to satisfy
said judgment. Interest, attorneys
fees, costs and accruing costs.
Dated this 31st day of J uly, A.D.1913.
Fhank Ei.kinh,
"Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon.
Citation.
In the county court ef the state of Ore
gon, for the county of Crook.
In the matter of the estate of John H. .
Jarrett, deceased.
To Ada "E. Jarrett, James J. Jarrett,
Sarah M. Polin, Robert J. Jarrett, Ben
jamin E. Jarrett, Thomas S. Jarrett,
w.ll.om M .Turret Ada F.. Jarrett.
Marie jarreu, r,an c. arreti, iuuue
M. Jarrett, Howard T. Jarrett and all
other persons who may have any inter
est in said above named estate, greet
ing. ,
in the name ot tne state oi uregon,
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 conntv of Crook, on Monday, the
6th day of October, 1913, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, then and
there to show cause, if any exist, why
an order should not be made for the
sale of the real property of the aforesaid
estate, said real property being particu
larly described as follows :
Lots S and 4 and the' south half (0
of the northwest quarter i of section
5. township 14 south, range 19 east of
the Willamette meridian, containing
153.SU acres according to the official plat
and United States survey thereof and
lying and situate in the county ot irooK,
state of Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. G. Springer, Judge
of the countv court of the state of Ore
gon for the" county of Crook, with the
6al of said court aflixed, this 2d day of.
August, 1913. .
Attest: Warrks Bbows, Clerk..
WlLLARD H. WlRTZ,
814 5 Attorney for Estate.
For Sale.
One header and three headerbeds,
2 plows, 3 wagons, 1 single buggy, 2
work horses. Prineville Feed &
Livery Stable, opposite postottice. 7-17
Legislators Called to Sulzer Trial
Albany. A formal rail for the state
legislature to assemble here at noon
September 18 for the Impeachment
proceedings against Governor William
Sulzer, charged with malfeasance in
office, has been issued.
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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Central Oregon
Well Co.
Contractor for Well
Drilling and Prospect
Holes. Depth Guar,
anteed
Dealera in full line of well aupulies,
Gasoline Engines, Pumpa, Etc
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