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ITALY DECLARES WAR ON TURKEY BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON A total of 52,891,8411 will be re quired to finance the city of Portland during 1912. Philomath College, the Oregon Turkey's Request for Delay school of the I'niied Brethren Church, Ignored and Hostilities it Philomath, has opened its 46th year. Have Begun. The Lane County teachers* institute opened at Eugene for a three days’ London —Italy has declared war on session with an enrollment of more Turkey and hostilities h*,e begun No than 390 teachers sooner had the time limit fixed by the Governor West has announced that ultimatum expired than, ignoring the there will be no special session of Turkish conciliatory request for delay. the Oregon Legislature to consider Italy declared war. The Turkish good road legislation representatives in Italy received thair The Albany city council is prepar passports. ing to declare the franchise of the The Duke of Abruxxi Is reported Portland. Eugene 4 Eastern Railway maintaining his foothold at Prevesa. Company on several local streets for where he landed following a bom feited. bardment. the sinking of a Turkish Preliminary freight rates between destroyer and driving two transports Portland and Rend have been an ashore to escape capture. nounced by the Oregon Trunk Rall- A special edition of the Rome Tri wav, effective as soon as freight hand bune published the statement that the ling starts to Rend Italian cruisers entered the harbor of Bend is making elaborate plans to Tripoli Tuesday afternoon, bombarded welcome James J. Hill and the party the forts and governor's castle, made nt prominent Hill and Harriman rail- a landing and hoisted the Italian flag 'oad officials to celebrate Railroad The most Important naval capture days, October 5 and 6 of the war so far is that of the Turk Upon the recommendation of the ish transport Sabah, wtlh a Turkish state board of health Governor West general, a large consignment of troops appointed J F Morel, of Corvallis, as and much ammunition aboard state veterinarian for a four-year term The Turkish cabinet resigned when to succeed Dr W H Lytle, of Pen war was declared and a new ministry dleton. was formed under Said Pasha, but As an outgrowth of an enebunter retaining the former able war minis between A M Fanning, mayor of tar, Mahmoud Shefket Pasha Sheridan, and G. E. Cross a contrac tor. the mayor has been indicted on a Constantinople.—Mobilization is be charge of carrwlng a concealed ing hurried. Turkish troops have weapon. Cones, from which seeds will be been sent to Macedonia and along the frontier. In spite of the government’.- taken for use in the reforestation of pacific assurances, the fear persists the Pacific Northwest, are beginning that if the war with Italy is prolonged to arrive at the drying station at a frontier incident will occur which Wvcth, nearly five carloads having will unavoidably precipitate a Turko- been received. Greek war Archibald Gray, assistant general Replies to the Porte's appeal have freight and passenger agent in Port been received from most of the pow land for*the Great Northern Railway, ers. but they give little satisfaction tendered his resignation, effective Oc In effect the powers say they will be tober 15. to become general freight unable to offer mediation until the agent of the Western Pacific at San Porte suggests a basis of settlement Francisco on the lines of Italy’s demands. Following an Inspection of lands south of Astoria by cranberry culture CARRY MAIL BY AEROPLANE experts of Washington, options have been taken on several large tracts of Across Continent Route Laid Out by land lying along the Astoria & Colum Postmaster General. • bia River road between Warrenton Washington.—Transportation of U. and Gearhart. 8. mail across the continent by aero The Hyland Fruit Growers of Yam plane, over a designated route, by a hill County will convene in Sheridan special mail messenger appointed by October 14. when important topics Postmaster-General Hitchcock is a relative to fruit and soilB will be dis test that will be undertaken this cussed State horticultural experts week will be present and a county-wide at Earle E. Ovington, who was desig tendance Is expected at the meeting nated by Mr. Hitchcock to carry the Speaking before the Lane County mails over a short route between Nas- teachers' institute on the subject, san and Brooklyn, is the man now “Tendencies in Education.” I R completing preparations for the trans Aiderman, state superintendent, said portation of official mail across the that the tendencies of the people, as continent from New York to Los An judged by those who cam» to his of geles fice to interview him. were distinctly The aeroplane will carry a small for something new sign bearing the words "U. S. Mail.' That in the near future he will pro Ovington also will carry credentials vide all district attorneys in the state from Mr Hitchcock which will in with a list of corporations which have sure him every possible aid from failed to submit their annual reports postmasters and postal officials. and instruct them to bring suit against the delinquents was the an Rolph’e Majority 20.583. nouncement made by Corporation San Francisco—Th* final count of Clerk Rabcock of the secretary of the election returns from the primary state's office. election shows that James Rolph, Jr., The aggregate value of Oregon’s do was elected mayor by a majority over mestic animals, including poultry and P H. McCarthy, of 20,583 votes bees, has increased 525 418,111, or 74.9 per cent, during the last 10 years. The total value of all domestic animals has increased 524.943,000, or 75.2 per cent. Oregon poultry made a gain of 5485,000 in value, or 83 3 per cent, during the same period. With the organization of a strict Spokane.— Freeh from bis triumph patrol throughout the Willamette Vai of last Saturday, when he topped the ley and the gaining of closer co-opera Rocky Mountains in a successful flight tion from the farmers W L. Finley, from Helena. Cromwell Dixon, 19 state game and fish warden, declares year« old. Curtiss aviator, fell to his that within three years the supply of death from a height of about 100 feet China pheasants will be plentiful in hie initial performance at the Spo enough to permit hunters shooting kane Interstate Fair Grounds. them with proper discrimination A mere handful of spectators wit A sale of timber involving 73,000,000 nessed the accident, and thousands feet in the Whitman national forest, who were craning their necks for a partly in Raker and partly In Grant glimpse of the aviator did not know counties, is under way and will prob of the tragedy enacted just out of ably be made within a short time The their range of vision. Dixon was re Raker White Pine Lumber Company moved to the emergency hospital on has made application for this timber the grounds, where he died 45 min and notice of a sale will be published utes after the fall. At this sale the highest bidder will Death was pronounced due to con be given the timber. cussion of the brain and hemorrhage; Declaring the system of accounting Dixon's leg was also broken, the bone employed by county officials to be protruding from the flesh His face poor and Inadequate, but exonerating was battered almost to a pulp. officials from any criminal culpability When rescuers got to him Dixon lor existing discrepancies and errors, was lying under his machine, which Josiah Richards and Bland & Wilson, was smashed to pieces He was un Spokane experts who have spent ths oonseloue and remained so until dead last several weeks In auditing Uma tilla County books, submitted their re Mexican Vote Muddled. port to the county court. Mexico City—Worried by inability One hundred thousand young «teal- ^o ascertain who was elected vice , t*ad salmon and 10,000 Montana president last Sunday, members ot Ipeckled trout fry are being cared for the central committee of the various it the state’s first exclusive fish nur- parties have started a new campaign tery on Meacham Creek. 24 miles east for votes in the electoral college on if Pendleton The new plan of the October 15. Hundreds of telegrams itate fish and game commission to keep were sent today to party chiefs, urg he young fish in nursery ponds until Ing them to send In results of the hey acquire considerable size is thus election to give a working basis for icing placed in operation for the first this brief and somewhat irregular ‘.Ims. campaign. aviato T dixon IS KILLED AT SPOKANE nnro OREGON NEWS NOTES HARRIMAN LINES' UULd OF GENERAL INTEREST SHOPMEN STRIKE Events Occurring Throughout Campaign to Enforce Recogni the State During the Past tion of Systems Federation Week. Commences. Sllverslds«' Run Is Easy. Astoria.—The fall fishing season, like the one that ended on August 25. is peculiar in some respects Willis a few sllversides are being taken, th,-r« has been no run of that class of fish, although large numbers of them are knosn to be hanging about outside the month of the river On the other hand, fairly good catches of Chinooks have been made and these fish are of except'on.tlly fine quality for this season of the year. Hillsboro Courthouse in Mourning. Htllsboro.—For the second tune In less than three months Washington County’s courthouse Is draped in mourning and its flag is at half-mast for a dead official Following the death of Judge Sewell early tn July, after less than a day’s illness. Wil liant M Jackson.* county treasurer, was stricken with apoplexy while walking in one of the principal streets, and died without regaining consciousness INDIANS WANT TRIBAL FUNDS Attorney Pendleton to Oppose Government. Pendleton.—In answer to a message from the head men of the three In dian tribes upon the Umatilla reserva tion. Harve H. Phipps, an attorney ot Sgiokane. arrived in Pendleton to start proceedings in nn effort to gain their portion of the 573,000,000 be longing to the Indians on the several Western reservations and now held by the government. A memorial will be presented to Congress, and in the event of success, the lawyer and his associates will be pa.d a percentage of the money they obtain for the Indians The greater part of the money now held by the government and which the Indians seek to have distributed among them is known as the tribal funds. This was obtained through the sale of nn allotted Indian lands your watch KEEP TIME 9 LAMBERT’S f If not, we'll cure it, and then you'll wonder why you did'nt think of 11« long lief re All our work guaranteed. No lia.ty, eli|who<l job I. uve« our shop. Hur votkiiion an1 »killed and conscivritious You'll not grumble at the prices, either. Fred D. Flora Chicago -The threatened strike of ¿he shopnv n of the Harriman lines to enforce recognition of tile newly ot H>! \ Morrison st. ganiaed Federation of Shop Workers OREGON became a reality The number PORTLAND. (Near I’ap'e Restaurant) ot men who quit In the 15 states af lected was estimated at between 20.IKI0 and 30,000 by the union men. although Julius Kruttschnitt, vice president ol the Harriman lines, to night said the number was much BORING OREGON smaller phulltf 41 X The strike order called out boiler | Mill I I I lulle» »outh«’*»! of kv'iBo makers, machinists, car men. black CEDAR POSTS smiths .and helpers, clerks, steamflt j SHINGLES ters. sheet metal workers, painters MOULDINGS and laborers It Involved all the far TURNED WORK western lines of the Harriman sys LUMBER $6 AND UP tem, the main lines being the Union •< k of iHinuuatoit I iiuib. r on hand and Southern Pacific and the middle Hough and hrv*«v<l In tn bur for all purpose« western and southern lines of the Illi •end order to JU.XSHUD HRoH. Muring RD J nois Central JONS RUD BROS. Jackson. Mias.—In a fight in the frelglit yards of the Illinois Central at McComb City, between strikers , and strikebreakers, several per», ns were seriously Injured, one probably “ fatally. Governor Noel ordeied <-u' troops and two companies are now 1 bast, u.ng to the scene at Portland. Ore—Both the Brooklyn and Albin» shops of the Harrim.in railroad system are almost complete'> tied up as the result of the strike order issued to the men In Portland So far. traffic has no' suffered Train service remains normal, but it has been necensary to draw upon the reserve supply of engines Rival Portuguese Parties Fight. Lslbon.—There was tlghtnx in tie- stre< ts of Oporto on Saturday be tween Monarchists and the llepubli can troops, following the discovery of the Monarchical conspiracy \ number of person« were kill'd and others wounded The Republtcnrs easily had the better of the conflict BORING-SANDY STAGE LINE hrst-CldSs Lhery dnd feed Stables at Boring and Sandy TransjHirtatimi of all kind« of Baggage to Sandv and interior p>ints . Fur further tioeniistlv' PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS Mi Coflnpiete Strck of Marble and Granile MONUMENTS RAILROADS EVADE RULING I-'xtra I hie. Pure, llonie- msde Peanut Brittle at 15c per lb. Alluur dellolous bouie-uuid,' caudle« M'll at 'JU cent« peril, TRY THEM. We an* also Lenta agent« for the famous Lowney’a Choco lates the beat made. Your sweetheart just loves them. She’ll love you as well if you present her with a I m > x . 25 c up A. LAMBERT CONFECTIONI-R Lents, Oregon We Carry in Stock All Kinds of Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Including «neli well known gix-l« of Merita» Al.LEN A LEWIS, PRE FERRED "T’K'K canned g'»«h. WHITE RIVER FLOUR I'.tc Wla-n you don’t find what yu want at other «tore« go to L. E. Wiley’s I First Avenue and Foster Road - wn L. I . DONAMl I . Prop. Boring, • - Oregon BL ILIRUO SPECIAL Strive to Get Around Decision by (3TIMTES SUBMITTEO Raising Coast Rates. 264-266 Faurth St. Oppiiitt City Hil Washington—By means of new rates tiled with the Interstate Com m r< e Comm'ssion, It becomes ••vident that the railroad« expect to defeat 'he plan of the commission to lower trelght rates to Spokane. Salt Lake and other inter-mountain points afle: | November 1. Proposed new rates, instead of low «•ring tariffs to inter-mountain |>oints to bring them within the ruling oi Aged Man Killed by Auto. Eugene.—Driving his auto at what the Commission, are made to <- n • is said to have been a high rate of form to the relative requirement - <>' I speed, Paul Thomsen, a traveling the decision by raising the rate to salesman for a Portland implement the Coast If the new rate Is allow- d company, ran down and fatally In to go Into effect, jobbers in inter- ! jured Peter Herbert, 75, a resident mountain cities, of course, will no' lose the advantage gained by the <l< of Hazeldell. 3 YEARS' cisión, but the oonnumer will find | ->ERIENCE Prune Packing Starts. very little comfort by the comm's Forest Grove—Prune picking com Sion’s action If the rare Is accepted | menced in most of the yards in this now, a fight Is likely vicinity this week and small yields are reported The growers report a Methodists Urge Cards and Dances. T rsoc Msm>a crop far below the normal, due to the Loe Angeles.—The Soiith-rn Call Ocaiawa recent rains which have both cracked fornla conference of the Methodist CoavnioMTS Ac. •.nvon* Mftdlnff s Bk«t< h «nd dWbVtotlnvi m«> ’he fruit and prevented complete ma Episcopal Church adopted almost juh-niy MB'-eriAin our opinion fr»« wbrthvr an Invention H ptobnbly jmtMituhln ( ••mmunira- unanimously a resolution asking the turity. tlonsatrtctly I'onndantlal. HANDROOf on PafanU free Oldest Mgencv f<»r s^niring patanta. General Conference which meets next sent Patanta taken through Munn A < o. receive fprrigi nnfltr, without charge In the May in Minneapolis to strike from GOOD ROADS FOR JACKSON the discipline of the Church the rule A handsomely Illustrated weekly l.ervest rtr- Bond Issue of >1.500,000 Passes by age-net csrd-pleying. theatergoing and rulafton of sny scientific Jontnal. Term* M a dancing Big Majority. year: four months, ft Auld by all newtdealera. Medford.—With one of the largest Co.36’0'^*” York Branch <> rtce »31 F Ht.. Washiiurto*!. i'. C. votes ever cast in the history of Med WILEY REMOVES MEMBERS ford and with the excitement through out the county at white heat, the With Solicitor ad Dunlap Out of Way C rie Chemist Rules Board. $1,500,000 bond issue for good roads was passed- by a majority estimated Washington.—In a sudden sneers at 2000. eion of orders, an Initial move In th> i A study of the returns shows that reorganization of the Department of I the election was carried by Medford A"t ilt'ire. Solicitor George B Me With a total vote of 1638 and a ma Cabe was retired from the pure foou jprlty in favor of the bonds of 1503, and drug board; Associate Chemist THE MERRIAM WEBSTER I the issue was given a lead which It Dunlap, closely identfiefi with McCabe, The Only New unabridged dic ! was Impossible for the country dis was allowed leave of absence until tionary in many yeara. 1 trfets to overcome. the President's return and Dr Harvey Contains the pith and essence ot an authoritative library. W. Wiley, chief of the Bureau o' Covers every field ot knowl Falls City to Hold Fair. Chemistry, was left apparently In su edge. An Encyclopedia in a Falls City.—The second annual ag preme command of the board single book. ricultural fair will be held here, Oc- Dr R E Doolittle, of New York, The Only Dictionary with the I tober 5 and 6. The citizens are tak- was temporarily appointed to fh< New Divided 1‘n/le. i Ing a lively interest In the »uecese board to succeed McCabe 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. of this exhibition and prospects are 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly fttir that It will be far better than last Goodall Resign« tram Commit «Ion. halt • million dollars. Let ns toll you about this moot I year’s fair. Salem, Ore—George O. Goodall, sec remarkable single volume. retary of the State Railroad Commie Writ« for «ampia Hood River Owns Water Plant. slon since Ite organization, has ten P*v- The Pacific Power A Light Co. has derad to the commission his resigns etc. notified City Attorney A. J. Derby tfon, to become effective October 15 4hi» I that It was ready to turn over to the This resgnatlon has been In the hands papar and WS Will city the water plant, condemned by of the commissioners for several ■and frea the municipal government, and the days, knowledge of It just leaking S Mt Of value of which on a trial here was out. Pockat ton nd to be 532,441. M.p. 100 Bodies Come Ashore. Omaha Land Display Ready. Antwerp.—Two hundred and forty Albany.—The products of the Wil lives are known to have been lost In lamette Valley which will be sent to wrecks of coasting craft during the M«n4«aiCa. | the Omafia land show will be on ex storm of Sunday. More than 100 bod I Hprlngllald, Maas, hibit here Thursday. les have been washed ashore Oregon Trunk at Bend. Redmond—The Oregon Trunk Des chutes Railway was finished Saturday at 4 o’clock. Train ami telegraph service will immediately be estab lished. preparatory to the railroad cel ebration October 5, when Hill will drive the golden spike. The work has been in charge of Chief Engineer Budd and Superintendent Rogers Alcazar Theatre Using only the best licensed motion pic tures. 3.CMH) feet of film and song at every show. 0|>en every evening at 7:30 and matinee Sunday at 3 p. m. o e Admission 5c and 10c Main St., Lents Lents Shoe Store FOR QUALITY, FIT ANO STYLE OUR SHOES ARE UNSURPASSED Scientific American. MUNN & New 8 A Wrw A*T noif« E WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY Sorority Short for Women. Alto man) othrr quality kind», f-lorn hr Im and ‘‘Hilt- rtto1’ for man. Chlldrtn'i Shor a our SAmlahy. N. N. NYGAARD COR. MAIN AND POSTER, I.ENTS THE LENTS PRESSING CLUB’S PATRONS will be promptly and faithful ly served by the Elliott Pressing & Cleaning Works Our Prices are right. . Qur work is the best. Neit to Waiting Room, Lents e