KR73 FROM CUR
RATIONAL CAPITAL
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5 Per Cent Discount on Cooito
Impcrlcd In American Ves
sels Is Nullified.
Washington, Attorney (Iciii-rnl Me
H"nolil, lu mi uiitiiloii Unit linn tho
fiirca of division, him held Uiit the
lull .ct Inn uf ttie new tnrllf lnw mi
tlinrlitliiK a illm-miiit of 6 l"r emit on
all kh"1 Imported In AmerU-sn
(el U nulllflnl by It proviso (hut
not it In k In thin subsection "tlnill Im
o construed mi to nlironulo or In any
manner liupiilr or affiwt the provis
ions of any trentjr roncluiti-d between
tho t'ultrd HtalK mid any forelitn tin
tlim." Bi'crrlnry MeAdoo, nf Hie treasury
di-piirlmetit, lim.ln public tint uttiirticy
Ri'iiorul'ii opinion mid nnnoum-i'd Hint
In Rci-iiriliinrn with It all collector of
customs would disregard the subsec
tlon, a they had Iwn Instructed to
do on October g. Entries held up
pKiulhiK Hi decision will now be II
guliluli'd and Importer who Insist on
Hie 6 per emit discount will protest,
with Ilia rlKlit of finally carrying the
question to the court of customs o
penis. Prttldsnt Direct! Caucua on Currency
President WlUon gave the order for
miuito rnurtia on currency bill. Fol
lowing conference with tho prosl
di'tit, Hi'iiiitur Bwunsoti, In churn dur
ing tliv alim-nrn of Caucus Chulrnmn
Kith, r- t uriu'il to the cnpltol und Is
auil tlm rail.
An soon H ii Ilia currency committee
djourimd Hie dmnw-riillc members,
with the exception of Hunntor ltm-d
and llltrhriH-k, closeted themselves In
tho run i n of Hmintor Mollis and went
over the alluallon. Tln-y reached the
conrluklmi thnt full agreement In
Committee wn Impossible And that
caucua wtta the only solution.
The mucin petition wua sinned by
IT democratic senator, prtutlrnlly nil
of whom ore In the city. Tlcicrnm
for nil absentee were aent out
BUI to Aid State Roada.
liond construction In the western
State will receive a tubatnntlal Ira
peine If congress pause a bill recent
ly Introduced by Senator Myers, of
Montana, chairman of the aetiale pub
lic Innda committee, at the request ol
the Ulterior department In tcnni
thl bill Krnnta to each of the western
ttntea 2C0.0OO acrea of public lamia,
with authority to the state to aull It
t not lea than 4 an acre, and apply
the proceed to good roada work. As
suming the land granted the atatea
can be aold at the price named, the
bill I equivalent to a grant of 11,000,
000 to each atnte for the purpose nam
ed. May Permit Shipment of Arm.
Development In the Mexican sltua
tlon here have eniphaaUed tho deter
mlimtlon of the Washington govern
ment to refuae to recognise any of
the act of the new Mexican congress.
It also vii ahown that President Wll
ion wn considering the question of
permitting exportation of arm to nil
faction in the aouthrrn republic.
The atnte department made public
Huertn'i Btntement to the diplomatic
corps at Mexico City, .White house
officials called attention to what seem
ed to them an Inconsistency in the
Huertn nolo wherein It assumed a
valid the election of congressmen vot
ed upon at the annio time the vote wn
cast for prealdont and vice president,
which Ih to be declared by lluerta null
and void.
The purpose of the United State 1
neither to rocognlxe Huertn'i right to
continue In power, nor the act of the
new congrcB I the essence of what
hna been cotnmuntcntod to the forolgn
diplomats by this government.
National Capital Brevities.
A Joint resolution for a constitution
al amendment making a majority vote
Instead of a two-third vote neces
sary to override the prealdont' veto,
haa been Introduced by Senator Over
man of North Carolina.
Secretary of State Bryan hna algnod
a peace treaty with Honduras, through
Minister Membreno. The plan I In
accordance, with the peace view of
President Wilson. Similar treaties
have beoo ilgned with Panama, Sal
vador and Qautemola.
Both Chairman Doremus, of the
democrntlo congressional committee,
' and Chairman Woods, of the republi
can congressional committee, express
ed satisfaction with the result of the
elections.
"Mall your Christmas parcel early."
This notice In big letter will be post
ed In every postofflce In the country,
at the Instance of Postmnater-Oenernl
Burleson, who proposes to lee that all
Christmas parcels shall be delivered
on or before Chrlstma day If possible
The elevation of Secretary to the
Frosldont Joseph Tumulty to a party
power Ih the next step contemplated
by President Wilson, It Is snld. Tu
multy Is thought to be slated for the
chairmanship of the democratlo na
tional committee. Party loader her
are not adverse to the promotion of
Tumulty. . .
WILLIAM r. 1.,'CGMSS
, 'V ; i , ' 1 f
Wllllem Fv McComba, chairman of
the democratlo national committee,
who was recently married In London
to an American girl.
TRAINMEN GET MORE PAY
100.000 Men to Share 13,000,000 In
create In Wage.
Now York. The Idiik lived contro
verey between railroads of the cast
and their conductor and trainmen
over the latter' demand fur more
pay hits ended.
The employee are granted an In
creuee of wage averaging 7 per cent,
and totaling t'',H0,UU0, ubout half of
whnt they asked.
One hundred thousand men will
ahurn In the Incrt'iise,
Thus ends by arbitration under the
Newlnml amendment to the Knlmun
act a controversy that tliivntenud at
one time to tie up by atrlke the trans
portation fncllttle of all atnte east
of the Mississippi river and north of
the Ohio.
Winter Grip Middle Weat.
Chicago. Winter descended on all
of the middle and central weat and
portion of the east and aouth Monday
with bllxiarde that raged over all the
Great Uikea region, extending east to
Philadelphia and Weat Virginia, and
aouth almost to the Georgia-Florida
line.
Saloon Men May Fight.
Salem, Or. Although definite pro
cedure ha not been decided upon, It
virtually I assured that the liquor
Interest of Salem will fight the clos
ing of the auloona a decreed by a
majority of almost 600 at the ipeclal
lection.
Arrangements were made for the
reception by the pope of the men of
the American battleship fleet The
first audience wn held Wednesday.
The American officer and Bailors
were received In group.
LABOR FEDERATION
MEETS IN SEATTLE
Seattle, Wash. Close to 500 dele
gate from every state In the union
and the province of Canada, represent
ing In the neighborhood of two and a
bulf million worklngmen and women,
were on hand for the convention of
the American Federation of Labor
which opened here Monday,
Practically alt tho men who figure
largely In the national and Interna
tional organised labor movement are
here. President Samuel Qompers,
confident that he can hold the Insur
gents In check; Frank Morrison, sec
retary of the federation, and Oompers'
right hand man; John Mitchell, of the
miner, who announced hi retirement
from the A. F. of L though he will
not ever his connection with organ
ized labor; Mnx Hayes, of the Inter
national Typographer of Ohio and
leader of the Insurgent host, and
many other.
Washington Workmen's Act Appealed
Olympla, Wash Chief Justice Crow
of the Washington supreme court sign
ed a writ of error in the Mountain
Timber company case, appealed from
Cowlltx county, taking the Washing
ton workmen's compensation law to
the supreme court of the United
Stat 08. The state courts have twice
upheld the law.
THE MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club, 80c; bluestem, 90c;
red Russian, 78c.
Hay Timothy, $15; alfalfa, $13.
Butter Creamery, 34o.
Eggs Candled, 45o.
Seattle.
Wheat Bluestem, 90c; club, 80c;
red Russian, 78o.
Hay Timothy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
$13 per ton.
Eggs 54c.
Butter Creamery, 84o.
JlMPPin pciQCiiocn
iinibiiiuit iii,nvuuiii.J
By GREAT BRITAIN
Prime "inlstcrAstjulth Declares
Political Intervention of
Mexico Not Intended,
Iindon. Prime Minister Asquilli
discussed the Mexican question in his
annual speech at the lord mayor'
banquet.
"Our Interest In Mexico," anld the
prime minister, "call for vigilant care.
Mexico I still In the throe of a civil
war, but there never was and never
hna been any question of political In
tervention by Great Britain In the do
mestic concern of Mexico, or In the
Ontril or Houth American state.
"There have been rumor that after
the Culled Htnte hud adopted a line
of their own In regard to Mexico we
took a lint calculated deliberately to
thwart America. There I not a vest
ige of foundation for uch a rumor.
"We have recognised President
lluerta, because, having neither the
will nor the power to Intervene, we
were bound to deal with the de facto
government, and, because of Informa
tion then In our possession, there ap
peared to be no element except that
of lluerta and hi supporter which
offered any prospect of the restora
tion of the nubility and order.
THAW'S EXTRADITION SIGNED
Writ of Habea Corpua Prevent HI
Removal to New York State.
Concord, N. II. Governor Felker of
New Hampshire signed the t-xtradltion
papers returning Harry K. Thaw to
New York at the request of Governor
Glynn. Thaw' extradition resulted
from a charge of conspiracy In con
nection with his eacnpe from the Mat
teawan asylum. This decision. It Is
anld, does not mean tl. I Thaw will
be returned Immediately to Mut tea
it an.
Delll.a Not Guilty of Ritual Murder.
Kiev, Russia. Mendel Belltss was
acquitted In the famous "ritual rnur
der" trial.
The trial of Bclllsi, a Russian of
S'ebrcw faith, for the alleged murder
for purposes of "blood ritual" of An
drew Yushlnskl, a Christian lad, be
gan on October 8. The case caused
an Immediate sensation which stirred
the whole of Russia.
Sulier Ask October Pay.
Albany, N. Y. William Sulxer as
sert he Is still governor of New York.
In a letter to the state treasurer and
the state controller he demanded his
full salary for the last half of October,
191S.
MEXICO REALIZES
SITUATION DELICATE
Mexico City. Government officials,
foreign residents and the people of
Mexico realise that the relations be
tween this country and the United
States are strained almost to the point
of war.
If General lluerta Is anxious re
garding what may develop, he does not
betray It Although he haa sent to
the diplomatic representative of the
foreign nation a note, which In ef
fect 1 a defiance of Washington.
In his formal statement to the diplo
mat General lluerta said It was now
foreseen that the recent elections
were void, as too few precincts had
participated In the voting and that
therefore the new congress would an
nul the elections. New elections
would then be called and he would
continue his programme of pacifica
tion. President Huerta's backbone has
been stiffened by the receipt of suf
ficient funds to operate the govern
ment until the end of the present
month and the Implied promise of
further financial aid It the new con
gress should act favorably on certain
old land concessions.
J. J. Hill Urges Lower Land Values.
Portland, Or. Better formers and
lower real estate values were held up
by James J. Hill as the hope of Ore
gon and the northwest at a compli
mentary banquet tendered to himself,
J. M. Hannaford, the new president
of the Northern Pacific, and a number
of other distinguished visiting bank
ers and railroad men at the commer
cial club.
Police Department Stirred by Charge
Portland, Or. Charges of gambling
on the part of certain members of the
police department haB led to perhaps
the most sweeping Investigation by
the municipal civil service commis
sion ever made In Portland. Involved
In these charges are high officers and
about 20 patrolmen.
Pleasant Session for T, R.
Buenos Ayres. Colonel RooBevell
attended a session of the Argentine
congress and listened to eulogies of
hlniBelf and the United States.
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Yearlings, Large Frame, Long Wooled, and Heavy
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FREE BATHS
Meals, 25 Cents and up
PETER ERICKSON, Prop'r
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daily supplies from river, lake and ocean, bo that we know the
fih i fresh and sweet. You can tave money by buying here,
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you of the Fish satisfaction they have always had here.
City Meat Market
Farm
Loans
For a short time we have sub
ject to our disposal
for loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches iu the vicin
ity ol Prineville, Loans to
be for $5,000 or more and run
from 3 to 5 years, with inter
est at 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We charge a email commission
to be paid by the borrower.
See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title &
Trust Co. 6 19
Prineville, Oregon
8 per cent lonns on farms, orchard
lands, city residont or business prop
erty, to buy, build, improve, extend oi
refund mortgages or other securities;
terms reasonable; special privileges;
correspondence invited. Dep't L, 018
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Itepartment'of tlm Interior, Olllre of
Iw'iaii Aff.ir, Wafl.im.-t.in, l. C.
S"all propi'als for grnzirii ehii-p on
ilisiri' U uiiiiilH-red Ut 4, in''lii've, of
the Wrtn Ppririx Kieervation, Oregon,
lor Die ilir year (it-rixl, tM-rfinning
1 el, l lis 'V 1, 1'JU, will b received at
Hie ollii-e ol Hie Sii--ririlen l-nt of
Warm f-p.inirn Aienry, Warm Springs,
iiretf in, until 2:i) p rn. on Monday,
Iieceinlr 1. 1H13, and ill be loinieJi
ately tliereafter jpened in the presence)
il iin:h hiililt-ra an nay attend, and for
wrd.d to the CommiMioner of India)
Affairs, Waeliington, I). C., with ap
propriate rYm mentation. All nece
aty information may be obtained on
application to the Superintendent of
tfie above named ageney. Cam Hells,
Comniisoiurier, 10 30 4t
Hotice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given by the under,
signed, the eiwutor ol the "state of
Heubeu. ISooton, riereaevil, that they
have made and filiil with theehrk of
the eounty cnurt. their final acronnting
of their administration of said estate
and that the ronnty court ha eet Mon
day, the lt day ol ItecemW. 11(13, at
lit o'clock id the forenoon at the eounty
court room jn Prineville. Oregon, at the
time and place for heating and settling
eaul ,flrial accounting. At which said
time and place any person interested in
said estate, may appear and object to
(aid final u counting.
Dated this 30ih dav of October, 1913.
MARIA BOOTOS.
KKL'BKX H. BOOTON.
Executor of the estate of Keuben lldot-
on, deceased.
hum morn,
Iu the Circuit court of the atnte of
Oreiton, for for the connty of Crook.
Central Oregon Irrigation Company,
a Corporation, plaintiff.
vs.
Harry W. Wooley, defendant.
To Hurry w. Wooley, defendant:
In the name of the state of Ore
gon, Yon re hereby required to ap
pear mill HiiBwer the complaint tiled
HgnliMt you In the nbuve entitled
euit within ell weeks from the date
of the firnt publication of t tile euin
nione, vlr., Ix-fore Novemlirr 20th,
1!I13, and If you full ao to appear
and anewer for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded In the complaint
to wit: the cancellation of a certain
contract rimde by you with the Des
chutes Irrigation & Power Co ,
dated February 15, 1!09, ami coete
and dlsbiirwinenta of the suit.
This eumtuoUB Is puliliebed by
order of Hon. W. L. Bradehaw,
judge of the above nuuied court,
duly made on the 1st day of October,
1913.
Date of first i ubllcatlon October
9. I!il3.
Date of laat publication November
13, 11)13.
Jkxke Steabnh,
F. Ewino Martin,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Railway Exchange Building, Port
land, Oregon.
Administratrix's Httic to Creditor
In the county court of the state of
Oregon, for county of Crook.
In the matter of the eetate of E.
M. McCubblna, deceased.
- Notice le hereby given that Maud
McCubblna, the undersigned, haa
been duly appointed by the county
court of the state of Oregon, for
Crook connty, administratrix of the
estate of E. M. McCubblna, deceased.
All pet-none having claims against
Baid ee'ate are hereby notified to
present their claims properly vert
lied to said administratrix at the
law office of M. R. Elliott, In Prlne
Tllle, Oregon, or C. A. Wintermeler,
In Eugene, Lane county, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
1 this notice which Is
i Dated this 6th day of November,
' A. D., 1913. Maud McCubbins,
i Administratrix of said eetate.
! a A. Wintermeler and M. R.
Elliott, attorneys.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore
November 3rd. 1913.
Notice is hereby given thut
John G. Bulger
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on Aprl1
1st, 1910, made homestead entry No
06370, for swj' srj. section 10, and
w4, neL nwj sej section 15, township
16 south, range 16 east, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of Inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described before Timothy E. J. Duffy
U. S. Commissioner, at Prineville,
Oregon, on the 12th day of Decem
ber, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John N. Burnett. William W. Davis,
Curt Mueller, t urt Wilson, all of
Prineville, Oregon.
H. Fka.nk Woodcock,
ll-6p Register.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
I. S. Land OBice at Lakeview, Ore.
October 29, 1913.
Not coal lands.
Notice Is hereby given that
Forrest W. Neeld
Of Hamnton. flrpirnn whn rn .Tiilw
5; 1910, made Homestead Entry (Act
reu. iv, iu,j no. uarj, for e w
and wj ej, section 20, township 21
south, range 20 east, Willamette
Meridian, haa tiled notice of inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to estnblluh olnlm tha lon nKAn
described, before H. C. Ellis, United
States Commissioner, at Bend, Ore
gon, on the 19th day of December
Claimant mamma no ,.-i t.. .
Burr Black, Lee Rlggs, John Vhit
taker. Isaac Zemlf nil ,,f Hum
Oregon. J as. F. Bi:hoesh. '
H"6 Register.
Ladies' Tailored Suit at R prior.
tion.
Mrs. WrU'M mhn or.-asAn.
.. . I ...... iblilu,. ILIO
Ameiicsn LnHipa Tailr,Pin r",.r.,
has just received a fine line of samples
for fall and winter suits. All who order
before August 23d will get a ten per
cent discount.
Fresh fruits and berries, ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
Wright's Confectionery Store. 7-31tf
Brick Work
Have your chimneys and fireplaces
built now. Get ready for winter. Ex
perienced. Work guaranteed. Rob't
Robinson, Hotel Oregon. 10-9-2tp