NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Little Prospect of President
Signing Tariff Bill Before
End of Week.
Washington.-Morn Hum lm been
devoted by congress to Ilia ciumldera
Hun of llni Underwood tariff Mil than
ever before wo Kl villi to tli eonald
enitlon of any other tariff nieimiirii,
mill the prcm'lit special session hits al
ready run two weeks beyond the pre
vlims record fur spec-lid kihhIiiii, with
no vnil )t In ululit. There I 111 t la
prospwt llml llm Underwood bill I'll II
bn signed hy tlm president prior tu
Hi'plinnlii'r I'll, but If tlm bill Iweoinea
a luw mi tlmt tit. y tnliil ii f Hit! cl;i
will Iiiiki been rousiltiieU III Its con
sideration mill iuikhiiki).
Tlin luiiiinHt previous njim-lnl sosliC
of congress Kim Unit of llm Hilly flmt
congress, at which llm I'uyiie Alilrlcll
In w ns pnsiied. Tlmt sedition mil
from Mnnti IS to August 6. l'JOt. a
totul of H4 days. It took I :t I iliiyn
from March IS to July 24. 1K'.i7. to
pirns tli IMnglcy bill.
Currency Debit Begun In Hou.
(Iruliirli'iil (llniliiy prior to llm m
Hg of llm administration currency
bill through tin' hoimo begun with a
series of ii dies for nml ngulimt llm
iiiKiimirf. Tlio general Ulm'iiiniioii con
tinued throughout tiny hiii) night e
slims of tlm lioima until Hiilunliiy
OlUlit.
t'hiilruiiin (ihiHH, of tlm bunking nml
currency -cmi mt 1 1 1-. father of tlm bill;
Iti'lui'Hi'iitMllvn lliiyin. of California,
ruuklng ini'iiihir of tlm coiumH (Me,
nml lli'iroi nliitlve Munlm k, of K.nt
i:iH, Progressive flour h-iuler, opened
tlin delinte for their rcnpcrilva pur
tics.
1 Im im-nuiiro -'i taken up In de
lull fur amendment Muiiiliiy, unit It U
expected tlm detiilled iHsi'in-siim will
In eiteimlve. Under tlm mucus ae
Hull of tlm lii!iiiHTutn, tlm possibility
tlmt any change will I1 written Into
tin' measure In tlm house la remote.
Bryan's Plea Heeded by Hou.
Ill respoime to nil urgent demand
fruiii llm male department, tlm house
Hilopiril Joint resolution making nn
emergency appropriation of f loo.nuo
to bo uHi-il for tho ri'lli'f of destitute
Americans In Mexico nml for their
trvisportnllon to tlm United Hintc.
Mnjorlty Lender Vmli'rwooil pre
sented the emergency resolution ami
ri'iul a personal letter fruiii Secretary
tlrynn asking Immediate nil Inn. Tlm
secretary unlit the department was us
titic $.'ioo a dny to ulil American In
Mexico nml Hint only U:uuO won
aviillahlo for Hint purpose. The reso
hit Urn will K Immediately to the sen
lit i', where It proluibly will b passed.
No Ground for Bubonlo Plague Scar.
Surgeon (It'in-riil Iliim of the public
health service declared there was no
cause for nliirm In tlm one death from
bubonic pliiKim lit Marline, t'ul. The
case Ik ri'K'irili'il simply lis n sporadic
on i'. not In nny way nn '.mllrullon of
ilnni"r of nn rplili'mli', tlmt imtlri'ly
dim to grouiul miulrri'l liifi'rtlim. For
Ki'viriil k thr public hi'iiltli tmr-
in? linn bi'i'ii nuikliiK pliuiH for In
cnnsril nrtlvlty hk.iIiisI rmlrnt rnr
r'.ri'H of till tllM'UHP on tht' I'ni'lflc
ronHt, nml thotm pliius mi' nhiiiit to be
put Into rxi'iiillon.
National Capital Brevities
Attni'kltiK Hip "rnllH of tlm rniicns
pyrtti'ln." Ki'prrsriitntlvu AiuIithiiii of
MluimKotii rt'Hlnni'il from tho wnya
nml tni'nna I'oinniltti'p. im n prntcnL
The food roHi'iiri'h Inbnriilory of tho
burmiii of chiMiilstry In lomliictltiK "
IiiTlmontH In ni'vonil pkk bronkliiK on
tiihllKhmi'iitH to 8Hlnt the nuimifiK'tur
ith III cunnliiK pi'i fi-rt i'kkb for wlutor
use.
A cciiintervnlllnn duly on dried or
rnnilli'il frultM nml coiiihcil wool, or
tom from AiiHlriilhi, eiiulvulcnt to the
bounty granti'd to thona proiluela by
tho Aiu.tralian Kovornment, was order
ed by tho treiiHiiry.
Wlno pure wlno In to be n thins
of the pant under tho peudliiK tariff
bill In the opinion of Dr. Ilarvey V.
Wiley, formerly ehlef chemist for tho
government.
The I'omereue ninendniont tnxliiK
brandy used In foiilfylug Cnllfornln
wines nt the rate of $1.10 per Billion
nml iiIho tuxliiK HlMirliniH wlneu, wan
nlrli ken from the tariff bill In confer
ence botween.tho senate nnd house.
Hindus seeking ndmlttanen to the
United Slntes throunh the Philippines
or liny other American possession will
not be permitted to land unless they
pass tho examination under tho Immi
gration laws.
General denial of nil the nlloRntlons
made auiiliiHt him by Colonel Martin
M. Mulhnll of rtnltlinoro, former aelf
atyled chief lobbyist for the Natlonul
Association of Manufncturors, was
voiced by formet) Ilepresentntlve
James Watson of Indiana, before the
house lobby Investigating committee.
A ennva'sa of member! of the house
and senate committees which have
been Investigating President Wilson's
assertion concerning the existence of
a dangerous lobby In Washington,
showed that both reportB will suBtaln
the charges of the chief executive.
'BIG TIM" SULLIVAN
X: CM
- - , . J i
till, by Anxrlou frat. Aauclmtlo.
"Big Tlm" Sullivan, New York Con
grenman, killed by a tret car,
whoa remain lay unidentified In a
New York morgue for thirteen day.
"BIG TIM" SULLIVAN DEAD
Almoat Conalgned to a Pauper' Crav
When Found.
New York The body of "ills Tlm"
Bull 1 vein, luemlier of roiiKri-na from the
thirteenth New York dUtrlet and a
lorn! Tiimmiuiy leader, was Identified
by rhante in a Fordham moritue.
where It It ii tt lulu for 13 days. Bulll
van illhappenred AuKust 31, when he
eluded one of bl iiurHi it. set to attend
hlin beeaiiKe of a iiii'iilul uialudy, and
ever alin e then III friend had eurch
d fur him In vnln. Ills body waa on
II way to the potter field when tho
chance observation of a policeman
who hud known him Intimately cheek
ed It I'liiime.
8ulier Ha No Pardon Power.
KliiKHton, N. Y. The exact Btiitu
of Governor William Bulier of New
York. Impeiirbed by the Mate IprI
In I urn, wn definitely determined here
when Justice llnsbrouek ruled that
Hulier I powerlemt to pardon Joaeph
0. Itobln, former New York bniiker,
convicted of nilsupproprlnttiiR bunk
deposits, pending the result of hi
trial before tho Impeachment court.
China Will Employ 200 German.
Peking. The conclusion of arrange
ment were reported here by which
China will employ a German lieuten
ant general with a stuff of alx, and
SUO other German officer to reorgnn
Ite it army. It was aald the Kruppa
will pny 25 per cent of the German'
ulnrle.
Rich Splnater Leave (10,000,000.
Philadelphia. Isnac T. Starr, a
broker here, will Inherit $10,000,000.
The money will come to him from
Miss Julia Gurrelt, Pennsylvania's
richest spinster, whose Investments
Starr has looked lifter for years.
RANCHER SHOOTS
OREGONJX-JUDGE
Astoria, Or. Kx Circuit Judge
Frank J. Taylor, president of the
state board of pJlut commissioners
and one of the lending members of
the legal fraternity In western Oregon,
was slain by Oswald C. llansel, a
Clatsop Plains rancher, on Commer
cial street, near tho Spokane, Portland
A Senttlo railroad depot, at 9 o'clock
Sunday morning.
The shooting came as tho climax
of a fancied grievance which Hansel
hud hud for years against his victim,
for what reason no one know and the
further fact that, four yenrs ngo, the
Judgo acted ne attorney for Mrs. Han
sel in filing a stilt for divorce, an ac
tion that was later withdrawn.
Fully BO persons wero within half
a block of the scene. Hoxens of them
rushed to give assistance and physi
cians were summoned, but life was
exllnct before the first one reached
the prostruto man.
After gazing a second at the pros
trate form of his victim, Hansel toss
ed his revolver Into the river and
started to walk awuy. Ho was grab
bed by bystanders. He remarked that
he was going to the police station to
give himself up.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat, Now Crop Club, 80c; blue
stem, 8Sc; red Russian, 79c.
Hay Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
Butter Creamery, 34c.
Eggs Candled, 84c; ranch, 270.
Wool Kastern Oregon, 16c; Wil
lamette valley, 19c.
Seattle.
Wheat, New Crop Bluestem, $8c;
club, 80c; red Russian, 79c.
Hay Timothy, $17 per ton; alfaffa,
$13 per ton.
JPggs 34o.
Butter Creamery, 83c.
RAILROAD WRECK
LAID TOJMPLOYES
Engineer, Flagman and Con
ductor of New Haven Road
Held Responsible.
New Hnvrn, Conn. Three employe
of the New York, New Haven Hart
ford rullroud are held by Coroner Kl!
Mix to be criminally responsible for
the dlHustrou wreck at North Haven
on September 2, when the Whit
Mountain Expres plunged through
the second e-tlon of the standing Bar
llnrbor Kxprea, exacting toll of 21
live.
Those held to be responsible are
August!) Miller, engineer of the
White Mountain Kxpress, and Hruce
C. Adam and Oniric II. Murray, con
ductor and flagman, respectively, of
the Hur Harbor train. '
The Coroner neither blame nor ab
nlve the New Haven road. He find
the vlgiinl were In perfect working
order, "and whether the banjo ilguals
nrn obsolete or not the accident would
hnve been prevented If the company'
rub s had not beep violated." He de
clare the number of violation of
rules by employe "make a sorry
record. "
Knglneer Miller was arrested on a
bench warrant and pleaded not guilty
before the superior court. Bench war
rants have been Issued for Adam and
Murray.
THAW APPLIES TO COURT
Writ I Intended a Check on New
Hampahlr Governor.
Colehrook, N. II. The perpetually
recurring w rit of habeas corpus which
so often entered the career of Harry
K. Thaw since hi Incarceration In
M n 1 1 "ii ii n a the Insane shiver of
Stanfi White cropped up aguln In
hi fight to resist extradition from
New Hampshire after hi unexpected
deportation from the Dominion of Can
nda. Thla time and for the flnit time
In the history of Thaw' efforts to re
gain hi liberty the writ was Issued by
a federnl court.
Cnlted Stajes Judge Aldrlch In the
district of New Hampshire granted
the application of three of the Thaw
lawyers, Murtln, Bhurtleff and Olm
stead. William Trnvcrs Jerome, spe
cially deputized to bring Thaw back
to the asylum, henrd the new with
til grace and characterized the move
as one of bud faith. i Nil
Accuaed Prlet Believed Inane.
New York. Han Schmidt, the
priest who confessed that he killed
Anna Aumuller and cut up her body
and cast it piece by piece Into the
Hudson river, "as a sacrifice to be
consummated In blood," Is In the ob
servation ward of the Tombs prison
under the watchful eye of Dr. McGuIre
the prison physician. Warden Kallon,
of the Tombs, declares the man Is In
sane one of the most dangerous men
ever ronfined In the prison, and In
this view he was upheld by Deputy
Commissioner of Corrections Wright.
From far off Mainz, Germany, there
camo to Mgr. Joseph F. Mooney, vicar
general of the archdiocese of New
York, n cablegram from the secretary
of the bishop, which said that Schmidt
had been declared insane there and
suspended by the bishop.
GAYNOR'S FUNERAL
SERVICES SIMPLE
New York. At the request of hlB
widow, who said she knew he would
have wished It so, the funeral of May
or William J. Gnynor, who died at sen,
will be marked by simplicity, without
orchestra, or band music or military
pomp. The funeral Bervlce will be
held September 21 in Old Trinity
church.
At Mrs. Gaynor's request the only
escort of the mayor's body will be
mounted policemen. There will be no
military accompaniment. Though num
erous orchestras Imv volunteered to
play the funeral music, Mrs. Gnynor
asked that only the regular choir ot
Old Trinity sing. She asked that
Gounod's "Ave Jlaria" be sung, be
cause, she said, it was one of her hus
band's favorites, and she often snug
It for him.
Mayor Gnynor waa voyaging over
ma on the steamer Baltic in the hope
of regaining his strength to enter the
three-cornered municipal campaign as
a candidate for re-election, when he
died suddenly on the Baltic as the
steamer 'was within a few hundred
miles of tho Irish coaat.
Editor Held In Contempt.
South Bend, Wash. Edward H.
Wright, Judge of the Superior Court
for Pacific county, ha found F. A.
Hazeltlne, editor of the South Bend
Journal, guilty of contempt of court
and has Imposed a fine ot $36 for pub
lishing facts about and making com
ments on a criminal case pending In
that court in violation of Rule VII ot
the court, adopted AuguBt 2.
During the Fair!
I will have a fine selection of Victor
and Columbia Records and Talking
Machines, only the latest styles
With a Victor in Your Home
'
You can entertain and educate both
yourself and children. I can sell you
any machine as low as any dealer in
the States (regardless who). If you
are interested, cut out below, fill in
and send to:
riense semi iiiirticiilnmi of J'utir
Tiilklnir Machine! nml esy pny-im-li
ta to:
Ntune :
Address .
Ask to See
The South Bend
Watch
I carry them.
Also all other standard
makes in all grades.
Crook County Jewelry & Sporting
Goods Store
L KAMSTRA, Prop, PrinevUIe, Ore.
Selling: agent South Bend Watch Company.
9-1 1 High Grade Jewelry Only.
I am a power for great good if you do
not abuse my use.
In cases of needI do my work well.
I am a builder up of health and strength
in the hospital or in the home.
For the invalid or the convalescent for
the tired or overworked I offer a great
help.
A little of me goes a long way.
I have been among you for three gen
erations. I'm known as Cyrus Noble throughout the world.
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
RSEsl
PIONEER WHITE LEAD
10c per pound in 5o-pound kegs and larger
Pure Linseed Oil
85c per gallon, guaranteed under pure fond law
Phoenix and Conqueror Mixed Paints
Fillers Varnishes Stains
Colors in oil and dry colore, floor paint, floor wax, floor
varnish, glat., brushes, putty, liquid veneer
A. H Lippman & Co.
You . would . enjoy . the . Journal
Only $1.50 per Year
L. KAMSTRA
JEWELRY
and Sporting Goods
Prineville, Ore.
6 19-lmo
Notice ot ShcrH's Kala of Seal Estate
on KxKutloa la lortclimir
W. r. Klntf, plaintiff,
VII.
Jame K. Admimnn and Anna Ailaw
min, id (enilnnm.
Hy virtue of an exwutlon nml or
der irf Hle iHniicd nut ol the circuit
court of the BtHU of Oretton for t'u
county ol Crook, no a JmlKiiient
rendered In unld court on the 2titb
dny of Jul v, I'll:',, In fnvor of th
nliuve mimed iliiltitlff nnd nfwlnst
thenliove mimed defendnntu for toe
mini of Twelve hundred Forty four
nml rlfht.v-rhrf iiuiidredtlm dollnra.
Ii h Inlerint thereon from the 2lth
iIhv i( July, Hil t, nt the rut of lu)
per cent per uiiniiiii and the further
mm of One Hundred liulliir at
torney'a fc, and Twenty dollnri
eiwm nnd the further sum of Ten
dollars riwt of this sale. Which
Judgment was enrolled and docketed
In the clerk's ottiee of said county on
the 26th day of July, 1913. nnd when,
as It was further ordered and ile-en-ed
by the court that I kh to the
hlirhest liidder for cash In bam the
following dexerllieil land, to-wit :
The southeast quarter of the south
east niuirter of section 24, tp. H,
ranife 15 east of the Willamette
Meridian. Therefore, to satisfy salil
JmlKment, I w ill on
ittvitf, u 27th itj sf Scptmktr. 191 J.
s-ll the above described land at pol
ltc auction at the north frout door of
theconrthoiise In Prineville. Subject
to n-iieinpiion as required by law.
tinted this 2tth Uuy of August.
1113.
Frank Ei.kinh.
Sheriff.
By W. E Van Allen, deputy.
Citation.
In the county court of the itate of Ore-
lion, for the county of Crook.
In the matter of the estate of John H.
Jarrett, deceased.
To Ada K. Jarrett, .lameii J. Jarrett.
Sarah M. Pulin, Robert J. Jarrett, Ben
jamin E. Jarrett, Thomas S. Jarrett.
William M. Jarrett, Ada h. Jarrett,
Marie E. Jarrett, Karl K. Jarrett, Lucile
M. Jarrett, Husanl T. Jarrett and a)i
oilier perfnn who may have any inter
est in taid above named estate, greet
ing.
In the name of the atate of Oregon,
vou 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 frinevule
in the countv of Crook, on Monday, the
6ihdayof October, 11)13, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, then and
there to ahow cause, if any exi.t, why
an order thould not be made for the
tale of the real property of the aforesaid
estate, said real property being particu
larly described as follows:
Lota 3 and 4 and the south half ( Vi)
of the northwest quarter of section
5. township 14 south, range 19 east of
the Willamette meridian, containing;
153.S4 acres according to the official plat
and United States survey thereof and
lying and situate in the county of Crook,
srate of Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. G. Springer. udg
of the county court of the state of Ore
gon lor tho county of Crook, with the
seal of said court affixed, tnia 2d day of
August, 1913.
Attest: Warren Baow.i, Clerk.
WlLLAKD H. WlRTZ,
814 S Attorney for Estate.
Notice of Contest
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, July 22, 1913.
To Mary Anderson, of Hampton, Oregon,
contestee:
You are hereby notified that
Mary A. Morgan,
who gives Barnes, Oregon, as her post
office address, did on July 1. 1913, file in
this office her duly corroborated appli
cation to contest and secure the cancel
lation of your homestead, serial No.
09783, made December 21, 1911, for se
sei, wla sei, sec 21, nwi net, section 2ts
township IS south, range 21 east, Wil
lamette meridian, and as grounds for
her contest she alleges that said Mary
Anderson has wholly failed to establish
her residence on said tract, has totally
failed to cultivate and improve tha
same as required by law and has aban
doned the same for more than one year
last past.
You are, therefore, further notified!
that the said allegations will be'
taken by thla otlice as having been'
confessed by you. and your said en
try will be canceled thereunder with
out your further right to be heartJ
therein, either before this office or on
appeal, If you fail to tile In this ottkt
within twenty days after the
FOl'KTH publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically meeting and re
sponding to these allegations of eon
test, or if you fail within that time
to tile In this office due proof that
you have served a copy of your
answer on the said contestant either
iu person or by registered mall. If
this service is made by the delivery
of a copy of your auswer to the cou
testant in person, proof of such set
vice must be either the said contest
ant's written acknowledgment of
his receipt of the copy, showing the
(late of Its receipt, or the affidavit of
the person by whom the delivery was
made, stating when and where the
copy was delivered; If made by regis
tered mall, proof of such service must
consist of the affidavit of the persou
by whom the copy was mailed stat
ing when and the post office to which i
it was mailed, and this affidavit,
must be accompanied by the post
master's receipt for the letter.
You should state In your answer
the name of the post otlice to which
you desire future uotlees to be sent
to you.
H. Frank Woodcock,.
Register
Date of first publication, Aug. 28,1913
" " second publication, Sept. 4.
' " third publication, Sept. 11.
" " fourth publication, Sept 18. p
Boarding and Rooming House Opened
Mesdames Roberts aod Prose haw
leased the Clark house and will ope at
rooming and boarding house September
1st. Teachers, students and others
looking for accommodations should call
before making other arrangements. 8-21
J?. CiiioU.
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