MOVER SHOT AS HE
IS BEING DEPORTED
President of Western Federa
tion ol Miners Is Cowardly
Masked at Calumet
Cnlwnnt, Mich, Tli deportation til
Clin ili II. Miiypr, iroUU'iit of tU
Wnturn Ktalnratian of Minora ami
liH(llii Uib mpiHtr inlncra' strike, who
was cortd from Humor k aftur to
lux iiliiit mill clultlml, will l III vcm 1
galwl by (ho SNuclal Brand jury whnn
It rvituiiitts II bvkhioiii.
Moynr, wlio rvachrd Chicago with
bulM wound from- which, howavor,
h imeil lo b suffering little or no
pain, loM of having bi(n clubbed and
hot by tlm romiiilllue that distorted
him.
Ilo said tbut Jams McNatighlon,
manager of tlio t'nlumnt ft llucln
mine, ind the "mob" In mi auto
and wn at tlm station when Uiy ar
rived, II also -hargd that the shr
Irf know of tb inn to dsport blot.
Chlrago, III. t:imrl- H Moyer,
pri'sUlimt of thi) Weslwrn Pedum! Ion
of Minora, and oow th central figure
of lb riipimr minors' atrlke In the Cal
umet region, who arrived In Chicago
with a graphic account of dramatic
Incidents, In which he declarea he wbb
hgt, HHihhml and duported from the
copper district, collapsed soon after
hi arrival, a the reault of hla wounda
and wna taken lo Bt I.uke'a hospital.
There It only the most remote
chance that the wound lu Moyer'a
back will prove fatal.
MINERS EURY THEIR DEAD
Bodlti Born By Marcher; Thoutand
Form SpecUcIs of Orlef.
Calumet. Mich. The Weslnrn Kod
eriMlon of Miner burled It dead,
Klfty nine bodlna, Including thtwe of
44 children, were carried through the
atreel down a winding country high
way and liilil In grave In a snow en
ahrouded eemetory within sight of
Lnk Superior.
Thousands of anddoned miner
formul the ecorl of the funeral par
tie and panned between other thou
and who a spectators testified to
the grief that hna oppressed the com
uiunlty alnce 72 men, women and cull
drtm were killed In the ChrUtmaa eve
panic In Italian hall.
Want Michigan Strlkt Investigated.
ChlcagoiAa appeal to congreea lo
Investigate condition In the copper
country of Michigan wa made by the
Chicago Federation of Labor In reao-
lut ton which directly charged owner
of the mine aud their agent with be
ing reaponalble for the tragedy of
Christmas eve, when 72 children and
adult lout their Uvea.
YOUTHFUL BANDIT IS
SENTENCED TO DIE
l,os Angeles, Cu!. John Itoatlck,
"the El Monte bandit," pleaded gullly
tn the (uperlor court to the murder of
Traveling Passengor Agent Horace E.
Montague and wa sciittmced to be
hanged,
lie will be tnken to Ban Quentlu
penitentiary within 10 day. The
death penalty, according to the sen
tence punned hy Judge Gavin W. Craig
must be Inflict ml within 90 days.
Tlio crlrtie for which llostlck, who In
but 22 yours old, muat hang, was com
mitted on the night of December 1.
Ho boarded the Southern Pacific's
Sunset Express at Pomona, held up
the passenger of the rear Pullman
and shot and killed Montague, who lie
thought was about to resist.
Arthur Colen and hla bride, of San
Francisco, were responsible for the
bandit's capture December 22. The
ColenB, returning on the express from
their wedding trip, wore robbed by
the bandit. While Christmas shop
ping on Mission street, ln San Fran
cisco, they saw llostlck. They left the
car and trailed him for half an hour.
When ho entered a bllllnrd hall Mrs.
Colon watched the entrance while ler
husband telephoned the police, who
ninda the arrest,
Girl la Drugged By Firebugs, She Saya
Oregon City, Or. That she was
chloroformed to prevent her turning
in a fire alarm, wns the startling
statement made by Mms Itlioda Hvnns,
a telephone operator.
Mlas Evans, who worked the lntt
nltilit shift alono, was found uwon
Bclaus on tho floor or the exchange
room of the Home Telephone company
by Policemen Kellogg and Cook. She
has made further sensational state
ments which may throw light on nu
merous recent fires which started
mystoriously, baffling the local police.
City Clear Quarter Million on Carllne.
San Francisco. The public works
board decided that when the city fin
ishes Us first year's operation of the
Geary street carllne its profits will
have reached nearly $250,000,
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
The county court of Jackson county
has levied S mill fur road purpose.
The fiftieth annual meeting of the
Oregon Historical sookty wa held at
Portland..
The Umpcjua river I open again to
navigation after haying been Sealed
Up by shoaled bur for over mouth.
Senator Chamberlain has Introduced
bill to protect the dignity and honor
of Ihe uniform of the United State.
The following Oregou poatofflci-t
hava been advanced to the presiden
tial class: llalnea, salary $1000; Bu
tlurllti, SUM); Willamliia, 11000.
A atore of poor children of Kugena
were given Cbrtstmns tree and a din
ner by the (Jumna Phi Ueta sorority
of girls at the university of Oregon.
A herd of 611 Arlioua goat ha been
shipped from Corvalll to Honors,
Tuxns, the goat bringing an average
of $17 each.
A total of t4.000 will be paid pa
tron of th Creawull co-apernUve can
nery a th proceed of the first year
operation.
Enterprising physician In certain
"dry" aectlou of the (tale are aiding
materially In the violation of the law,
according to stalomunl made by
Governor West.
Governor West say there will be
no special session of the state legis
lature to fix up registration law. He
(ay a little common nse will rem
edy th trouble.
Federal Judge Itenn of the United
Stale court at Portland will numbur
certificate of Chinese In order that
there shall not be any violation of
the Immigration law.
Electric railway service between
Metollu aud Prlnevllle In central Ore
gon 1 proposition being worked out
by the business men aud ranchmen
of that sectlou.
Having received complaint regard
ing the discipline at W est Point, Sen
ator Chamberlain ha introduced a
resolution tor an Investigation of th
academy,
A sort of an After-Christmas cele
bration and final wlndup for the year
of 1013, the Mauimas are planning
ski trip to Mt. Hood, leaving Portland
December 27, to be gone five day.
The scarlet fever epidemic In Union
ha been brought under control by
health offlcera. No new case have
been discovered for week, and the
public schools will be reopened Janu
ary 27.
Mrs. Mary Erlkson, of Portland, frail
and without money, hurled' a brick
through the window of a afore In Us
Angeles, Cal., In order that she might
be arrested and put In Jail, where she
could get something to eat.
The state emergency board refused
to anthorlie deficiency of $50,000
for immediate use In giving employ
ment to Idle men of the state. Gov
ernor West enya that he will miikos
another effort to secure relief for the
needy.
Unn county will expend more than
$180,000 In road Improvement In 1914.
Tho budget of next year's work, which
has been prepared and la being pub
lished, and on which the tax levy to
be made will be based, shows that ap
proximately (hla amount will be avail
able for the Improvement of the coun
ty'a highways.
Charging that there Is little sem
blance to law and order In the city,
that the saloon element Is in control
of the municipal government, and that
the lives of themselves and their turn
Hies are In constant danger, about 65
residents of Copperflold, linker coun
ty, have appealed to Governor West
for relief,
The board of higher curricula, by
resolution at a meeting In Portland,
agreed to eliminate tho courses tn
chemical and oloctrlcal engineering
from the curricula of the unlveralty
of Oregon, transferring them to the
Oregon agricultural college, and elim
inate the course In civil engineering
nt the agricultural college and aaBtgn
It to the university,
A convention of the C4 road super
visors of Lane county will be held In
Eugene shortly nftor the new road
supervisors for 1914 are announced In
January, according to plans of tho
county court. Tho purpose of the
convention will be to outline plans for
rond work for the coming year and to
make a study of modern roadmaklng
methods.
Tho bill which Representative Sin
nott Introduced to give publlo land
entrymen throe years In which to es
tablish a residence on land, meets the
Ideas of many men in Oregon, who
have represented that the expense of
Belting established on claims Is al
moat prohibitive. The bill Is very
carefully drawn and Sinnott believes
It will have the approval of tho com
rtift ton and the Interior department.
Portland enjoys the distinction of
having tils most prosperous postal
savings bank lu the United Statg, as
shown by the annlial report of the
board of trustees of the postal sav
ings system, recently sent to congress.
Only three cities In the United States
have larger deposits in their postal
savings . banks than Portland New
York, Chicago and Boston, cities
which greatly outrank Portland In
population.
MRS. JOSEPH T. BOWERS
p'CMWH'l'l:lll 'MlHH,' BM
i ' t r " i. v
.A i
Mr. Joseph T. Bower, th Chicago
suffragist, who will run for th board
of ldrmn.
GOVERNOR URGED TO PARDON
Women Protest Hanging On of Own
Sx In Connecticut.
Hartford, Conn. Governor Baldwin 1
of Connecticut I being deluged wltb
petitions from every part of the Unit
ed Suites urging him to extend clem-:
ency to Mrs. tlessle J. Wakefield, who
has been sentenced to bang March 4
for the murder of her husband. The'
petitioner are for the most part worn-'
en, although there I a sprinkling of
num. These appeal vary In tone,
Many argue tho case opposing hang
lug In general or hanging women In :
particular. Many appeal to the gov- j
eraor's sense of chivalry. A large
percentage make the assertion that
to hang a woman will be to disgrace
the state. Some threaten.
Mr. Wakefield la only 28 year old.
She wa convicted of killing ber bus
band, William Wakefield, largely a a
result of th testimony of her accom
plice, Jamea Flew, a farmhand. Plew
also has been convicted and sentenced
to death.
Tld Land Belong to People.
San Francisco, Cal. Affirming the :
doctrine that the tide land of Cnli- j
fornla belong to the people of the,
state In their sovereign capacity and;
that the legislature or other official,
bmlle have no power or authority to '
sell them, the supreme court returned
a (weeping decision that will affect ;
the titles of millions of dollars of
water front property.
WLSCGNSiN EUGENIC
LAW RECEIVES BLOW
Milwaukee. The eugenics marriage ;
law, which will go Into effect January 1
1, received a blow when Horace B. j
Walnmley, an attorney, Issued a state '
meat that a marriage ceremony In j
Wisconsin was unnecessary and there-
fore the eugenic measure was useless, j
"All that la required In this state Is
that two persons who are not married
at the time agree to accept each other
as mates," said Mr. Walmsley. "No
service Is necessary and the physical
examination required by the late law
cannot be enforced."
The contention of Mr. Walmsley Is
based on a decision of the state su
prema court, April 8. 1913. The de
cision holds that any man or woman
not married at the time may make .
legal and valid contract of marriage
without any license, medical examina
tion, priest, clergyman or magistrate.
No written statement nor writs are
required, but the court suggested that
for the benefit of both parties it would
be well to sign an agreement.
Modern Woodmen End Rate Fight.
Rock Island, 111. Tho executive
council of the Modern Woodmen of
America announced that It had aban
doned Its fight for Increased insur
ance rates and that the question
would not be proposed at the national
head camp meeting to be held In June
nt Toledo, Ohio, unless it originated
from the membership.
General Tannatt it Dead.
Spokane. General Thomas Redding
Tannatt, for many years a resident of
Oregon and Washington, died here,
lie was a famous figure In the civil
war and was known nationally.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Club, 85c; blueBtein, 95c;
red Russian, 84c.
Hay Timothy, ?17; alfalfa, $14.
Butter Creamery, S5c. .
Eggs Candled, 40c.
Seattle.
Wheat Cluestera, 95c; club, 84c;
red Russian, 83c.
Hay Timothy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
$14 per ton.
Eggs 41c. '
Butter Creamery, 36o,
A 4 - 4 f I - -
i : . -T,i
a; 4 s
fj; ' ''f ..
New VELIE
Here
The new ix is now , here, and it is
beauty. I( take fr fff'X lo the
duck takes to water if " The pri.e is o.-.!y
12 500.00. We also i' hAk bave a 4 cjtiuder
45-horxo power oiachine at $2,150 and a 35 home power
at Il.tlOO. Tliere other e is on the market, but none better
Come and take a look and be convinced.
Prineville Machine Shop
L C HOD$ON, Proprietor
Central Garage
Phone No. 20 Agent for
Chalmers and Detroiter Autos
All Kinds of Auto Repairing
Tires Vulcanized
Full Line of Auto Supplies
Special Price on New and Second-Hand Auto
Huff-Maker Auto Co.
A FINE MESS
of Fish can be bought frrm us lor little money. Ve get large
dily supplies from river, lake and ocean, so that we know the
fih ia fiesh and sweet. You cau bave money by buying here,
pet a greater variety of fish to eeltct from, and be sure of the
highest quality. Ak jour friends who deal here they will tell
you of the Fish satisfaction they have always had here.
City Meat Market
You . would . enjoy . the . Journal
Only. $1.50 per Year
Holiday Home-Going Rates
Christmas and New Years
From Oregon Trunk Points to Points in Washington,
British Columbia, Idaho and Oregon
Reduced Tickets Sold
December 18 to 24. Final Limit January 5, 1914
From Redmond To
Spokane $16.00
Tacoma 14.55
Courd'Alene, Ida.. 17.10
Salem... 11,00
Eugene. 14.00
Further Details on Request
The "Owl" Daily between Central Oregon and Portland,
saves a day each way. Leaves Bend at 8:30 p. m.; arrives
Portland at 8:10 a. m. H. BAUKOL,
R. II. CROZIER, Agent, Redmond, Gre.
A. G P. A., Portland, Ore. 1211-4t
, 10 23
5
10-S
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
FOR
Portland ;.. .$ 9.20
Vancouver, Wash .. , 9.20
Vancouver, B. C , . . . 22.20
Seattle 16.35
North Yakima 13.70
Fruit Tre
Central Oregon Grown
The only kind yon enn afford
to v'nt- ILLUSTRATED
-..TALOCUE FREE. Write
for one. Price low enough
to surprise jon.
Laf ollette Nuwery Co.
Prinvi:l, 8 6 Oregon
Oh, Those Lovely New
Leather Mounts
Come ee tbera. A variety of
new fall mounts. Bay your
cameras, films and supplies
from us and get free instruc
tion. Agent for Royal Typewriter,
"the beat on earth." Come
try ours and be convinced.
LAFLER S STUDIO
We Strive to Please
u nrrrriTirviir
Champ Smith, Propr
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
armirarrft'
Ton Rve? Yellow String
5 Canadian Club; Cream f
J Rye; James E. Pepper; f
1 Moore s Malt
Porter, Ale and Olympia
i Draft Beer on Tap.
Imported Wines
Liquors.
and
w
'wj'
4
The Oregon Bar
At the Old Stand
G.W.Waey&Co.,Prp8
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Pottles and on Draft .
Prineville
Steam
Laundry
JOHN BECAAS, Prop.
Dry Cleaning and Pressing
First-Class Hand Work
All Work Guaranteed
Second Door North of the
Ochoco Bridge
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certainly everyone haB an abstract now.
Po you know where your corners are.
Well, No, Hot exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
Prineville, Oregon, wiil locate them for
you and guarantee the work. Survey
ing, Platting, Irrigation Engineering.
Phone Pioneer 204.
i