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Washington.—Occupying first pines
In tha Important events of the week
at the nation'« capital waa tbe wed
ding Tueaday afternoon of M lu 1 »
• I . Wilson. second daughter of Pre»
Ident and Mm. Wlloon. The cere
mony waa performed In the historic
East room of the white bouae, on tha
vary apot whore Mies Nellie Onnt
married Algernon C. F. Sartorloa on
May It. 1878, and w hen later Ulaa
Alice Roosevelt waa Joined la wad-
lock to Nlcholaa Longworth.
An altar had been erected before
the broad window at the eaat aide ot
tha room, aa waa dona for the Rooae
▼alt wedding. B efon tha altar waa a
broad data, on which the bridal party
stood.
Ulaa Wllaon. attended by her maids,
entered the Eaat room through tha
main doorway, from the Inner apart
ment. leaning on the arm of her father.
Mr. Sayn, Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, ol
the Labndor mission, the beat man.
and the Rev. Sylvester W. Beach
awaited her at the altar. To one aid«
were the diplomatic corps. Opposite
them were the guests of the senate
and the house and In another group
the pereonal friends of tha Wllaon
family and the representatives ol
Washington residential society.
with the P o r t l a n d E v e n i n g T e l e g r a m , en
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Phone 36 Main
GOLD HILL, OREGON
No 1—Coat, vest and two pair
of pants for the price of a suit.
No. 2—Coat and two pair of
pants for the price of a coat and
pants.
No. 3—Overcoat and one pair of
pants for price of an overcoat.
The extra pair of trousers may be of the
same material as the suit or be made
from any other pattern that is priced at
the same figure as original order.
Onr guarantee stands back of every
garment, it must fit and give satisfaction
- or you need not take it.
If extra pants are not wanted, you may
order a handsome silk v. st F R E E .
Mark Tailoring Co.
P. B O U C H E T
T a ilo r
H u ts o n B ld g .
plicant will offer final proof in support of
his application ami sworn statement on
the 5th day of December, 1913, before
Register and Receiver United States Land
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR I Office' at Bosebnrg, Oregon,
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. : A" y peT ?
Iiherty u* pr"u>“t thia
Septem ber18, 1913. : P" " ha~ W ',r"
^ in itia te a con-
N oticb is hereby given that Harry L.
any tlme bef?re
iw,ne8> by
Tabke, whose post office address is 1172 filing a corroborated affidavit in this of
East Everette Street, Portland, Ore., did, fice, alleging facts which would defeat
tiie entry.
on the 2 day of January, 1913, file in this
—B. F. J ones ,
office Sworn Statement and Application,
21-30
Register.
No. 08608, to purchase the SJ^
Sec
tion 14, Township 34 S, Range 3 West,
Nervous and Sick Headaches
Willamette Meridian, and the timber
Torpid liver, constipated bowels and
thereon, under the provisions of the act disordered Hoir.aeb are th - cauies of
of June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, these headaches. Take Dr. King's New
known as the “ Timber and Stone Law,” Life Pills, you will be surprised how
at such value as might be fixed by ap quickly you will get relief. They stimu
praisement, and that, pursuant to such late the diferent organs to do their work
application, the land and timber thereon properly. No better regulator for liver
have lieen appraised, $410.00, the tint and bowels. Take25c ^nd invest in a box
her estimated 980,000 board feet at $050 today. At all druggists or by mail, H.E,
per M, and the land $70.00; that said ap- Bocklen A Co., Philadelphia or St Louis
Legal Notices
W. H. Smith
El Paso, Tex.—General Jose Yne«
Salazar's command is completely sur
rounded south of Saragosa. General
Villa ordered his soldiers to take Gen
eral Salazar alive so that he may be
publicly executed as an example to
federal officers and federal sympathiz
ers.
Simultaneously repulsing a front
and a right and left flank attack, turn
ing the separate attacks into general
engagement along his line of defense,
12 miles long, General Francisco Villa,
by executing a clever strategy aftei
dark drove the attacking federal
forces out of their camp before TLerra
Blanca and hurled his cavalry aftet
them as they fled in a panic to their
trains.
The decisive movement came, about
when General Villa apparently aban
doned his center position at, ,Tl#rra
IManoa, leaving bis camp fires, burn
ing.
The federal forces, bent on a ul/jhi
surprise, advanced upon the position.
Halfway to tbe apparently deserted
Villa camp they were confronted ,with
not only Villa’s main column, but de
tachments from the right and left
wings.
Race for Senate Intent of Ailshle.
Boise, Idaho.—Chief Justice James
F. Ailshle Intends to become a can
didate for United States senator, sub
Ject to the will of the republican prl
maries.
This is settled w ith /th e
friends of the chief Justice, who have
been circulating the Information in
the state.
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Grain to Bring Mlfltons.
Winnipeg, Manitoba.—The govern
ment of Saskatchewan announced that
the grain harvest this year would be
valued at 8110,900,000, of which $71,-
000,000 is represented In wheat and
825,000,000 In oats.
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I represent Manufacturers and Jobbers in
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We have a Present
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AU Get Ghe Best
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This offer expires
DECEMBER 3 1 s t
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We make no specialty of any clans of trade
$5.00
MEXICAN REBELS ARE
VICTORS IN BATTLE
BI
Darling & Hodges
Washington.—Tha final legislativa
fight for Prescient Wilson's currency
bill began In the senate with the pres
entation of reporta from the divided
banklug oomralttea. The bill submit
ted by Chairman Owen and five other
democrats of the committee follows
closely the lines ot the house measure
and contains ouly auch amendments
aa President Wilson was willing to
accept.
Senator Hitchcock, democrat, and
the five republicana submitted a draft
materially changing the bill and pro
posing four reserve banks owned by
the public and controlled by the gov
ernment.
Both sections of tha committee
agreed on concentration of reserves,
their volume and mobilisation, the
velums of tha capital of tha proposed
banka, promotion of an open discount
market, provision for elaatlo curren
cy, the Issuance of federal reserve
notes, that the federal notea should
be obligations of the United States,
that the system should be a regional
federal reserve bank system, Instead
of a central bank, and on the control
of the system Itself by the govern
ment.
President Wilson has decided not to
hold a public reception In the white
OPPOSE INSURANCE CURB house on New Year's day. The offi
Fraternal Congress Disturbed by Pol cial announcement of his Intention
icy of Wisconsin.
was couched in this language:
Chicago.—Condemnation of activi
"The usual New Year’s reception
ties of etate Insurance commissioner? will not be held on Janunry 1, 1914.
In the Internal affairs of fraternal In The departure from custom on this
surance orders was expressed In reso occasion is due to the fact that the
lutlons adopted here by the execuUv« president will not be In Washington
board of the National Fraternal con at that time. Owing to the long ses
gress.
sion of cougress, the president has
The resolution resulted from re had no vacation since hts Inaugura
ports of officials of the Independent tion. As the approaching session of
Order of Foresters of Toronto that congress will be ibe long session, the
the Insurance commissioner of Wis ( only opportunity for the president to
cousin had demanded a change in secure a rest will he during the usual
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
plans for a special assessment of 80. holiday recess of congress."
000 members which the order’s con
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
In this the president has shattered
I stitution does not call for. The reso a long established custom and his ac
G old H ill , O regon .
lutlon asserts that such a policy “find? tion will be resented In Washington
no warrant in the laws of any state Is certain.
and If successfully pursued will be
CLARK E. SAUNDERS, M. D.
“Circular 8” Is Upheld.
destructive to the fraternal insurance
Practice Limited^t-,»
The
legality
of “Circular 8," putting
system."
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Into effect the Dick law for the reor
Washington University Regent Njmee ganization of the militia, was upheld
Eyes scientifically examined ¡uni glajwa
Olympia, Wash.—Eldridge Wheeler in an opinion by Brigadier-General
tnrnislied when needed.
„v". lete-Corey PaLdit.z, M-dfsrd, Ore. f o r y O L J . To in tr o d u c e for many years head of the school« Enoch H. Crowder, Judge advocate-
of Montesano and now mayor of that general of the army, made public by
our tailoring we are going to city, a prominent democrat, was ap Secretary Garrison.
give you, absolutely FREE —A I p?lnted a re8ent of the university oi The circular, the legality of which
Washington to succeed Howard G was challenged by the Nationnl Guard
PAIR OF TROUSERS - no if Cosgrove, son of the late governor Association,
holds that the federal
or ands about it—we must have who resigned recently.
government will recognize national
guard officers and organizations only
you for a customer.
when requirements of the regular ar
T A K E Y O U R C H O IC E
my are complied with as to organiza
tion, equipment and discipline.
o f t h e s e p r o p o s itio n s :
Professional Cards
Gold Hill Livery
Marriage Ceremony Performed Senate Committee Presents
Substitutes for Administra
In Historic East Room of
tion Currency Bill.
White House.
The N e w s management has made arrangements
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f -
Big Pines Lumber Co’y
Gold Hill
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The Penny's Mightier Than
th e
S l V O r d The lonae change in your pocket, placed
in this Bank, will be safe from fire, robbers and loss.
It will
enable yon to go in business for yours -If and provide for you in
old age. Small accounts welcome, they grow surprisingly.
LET’S GET ACQUAINTED!
Election Chasm Bridged.
Temporary laws for direct election
of senators were Indorsed by the sen
ate elections committee.
Senator
Poindexter’s bill providing that sena
tors shall be elected under present
laws governing the selection of repre-
sentatives-at-large or governors until
each state has made provision for
elections under the new constitutional
amendment was recommended for
passage.
National Capital Brevities.
We P °y 4 per cent, on Time Deposits
THE GOLD HILL
BANK
Abolition of political bosses and the
general condition of the democratic
party were among the subjects dis
cussed at a conference between Presi
dent Wilson and William F. McCombs
Saved His Foot
chairman of the democratic national
RY A SMOOTH SHAVE at
committee.
John Bussett Moore will not resign
II. D. Ely,ol|Bantam, O., suffered from
as counsellor for (he state department horrible nicer on his foot tor four years.
March 1. lie denies friction between Doctor advised amputation, but he refu
himself and Bryan. He was advisor sed and reluctantly tried Bucklen's Ar
and you’ll come again.
on tho Mexican situation under Taft, nica Salve hs a last resort. He then
They all do. Particul
and acts in the same capacity under wrote: “ I used your salve and my foot
ar attention to latest
President Wilson.
was soon completely eared.” Beet rem
style haircuts. Next!!
Democratic senators friendly to the edy for hums, cuts, bruises ami eczema.
appointment of H. M. Pindeli, the Gets box today. Only25c, All druggists
«
Peoria publisher, as ambassador to or by mail. H. E. Bucklen A Co. Phila
Russia, let it be known that they delphia or Ht. Louis.
would make an extreme effort to se
East of ’phone office
cure the confirmation of his nomina
tion before the end of the week.
Nearly Every Child Has Worms
The sudden death of Commissioner
Marble, of the interstate commerce
A Consumptive Cough
commission, will make no change In
Paleness, at times a Hushed face, un
A cough that bothers you continually
the plans for the beginning of the In natural hunger, picking the nose, great is one of the danger signals which warns
vestigation of tho eastern railroads thirst, etc., are indications of worms. of consumption. Dr. King’s New Discov
request for advances In rates, It was Kickspoo Worm killer Isa reliable, tho ery stop tbe cough, loosen the chest, ban
announced.
rough medicine for the removal of all ish fever and let you sleep pei cefitlly.
That railroad earnings are not com kinds of worms trom children and adults. The first dose checks the symptoms and
mensurate with the Increased cost of Kickspoo Worm Killer in pleasant can- gives prompt relief. Mrs A. F. Mertz of
operation, taxes and wages and addlr d\ form, aids digestion, tones system .ov Glen Ellyn, Iowa, writes: “ Dr. King’s
tions to equipment necessary to meet ercoming constipation and Increasing New Discovery cured a stubborn oongh
commercial demands of the country, the action of the liver. Is perfectly safe after 9 weeks' doctoring failed to help."
was the statement made to the Inter (or even the moRt delicate children. Kic- Try It, hs it will do the same for yon.
state ppjnnierce commission by repre s poo Worm Killer makes children hap Best medicine for coughs, colds, throat
sentatives of the railroads arguing for py and healthy. 25c. Guaranteed, Try ami lung troubles. Money hack if it fails.
a. general increase of 5 per cent In it. Drugstores or by mall. Kickapoo In Price 50c A 81 .DO, All droggisis, by mail
freight rates.
dian Medicine Co., I'liiladelphia and St H. E. iiucklen A Co. Philadelphia or
St. Louis.
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