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PORII AND-Illl AMOOK SlKVICt BY MONDAY OKtGON UHJPfKAILS WIIH TIM RAI SURVEY. COMPLETE CONTROL OF ROADS FORESEEN The work in <fregon war done in co- operation with the State from IMift to 1910, inclusive; in the other State« tlw President of Pacific Railway 1 work ha« lawn earrii-d out wholly under , Supreme Court Opinion En larges Scope of Interstate & Navigation Co. Makes ii-leral appropriation«. Commerce Commission. The lowest |Hiint in the state of < iregoti Announcement. ■ thus far marked by the survey is in I the Cuthlamet quadrangle, MO leel Waatilngion Complete control * railroads of the country by I’reaHrnt E E i-ytl»* *. of the Pacific uortiieaat <>l I lie station at Clifton, all th Radway A Navigation Company, an- H.41P feet aliov« mean sea level. There (lie Inieisiale Cotn tierce Corum • «»< n nounce« that he Imptsl to liav«< regular is a eonalderablr difference between thia and virtual elimination of ths a’.ate service Inaugurated between here and i and the highest point in liw stale lints commissions from such control 1« !ru» Tillamook l»y next Monnay. In nnter far marked. Thia point is in Crater «hallowed In an opinion handed down to play alimiluloly sale, th« date lor th« Lake National Park northeet of Mount by the Huprems Court of the United official establishment of «ervicr lina been Scott, 7,407.20 feet aliove mean sea States The court held that hereifter fixed for NovemU’r Io. Thera liar been level Tire highest (mint in New Mex all locomoth<•» cars or oth<-r equip some de lay in tiie completion of a bridge ico i« 9,497.523 feet above mean sea rnent used on any railroad whh i> is aero«» Wolf creek, wliere a permanent level, in the Alamogordo quadrangle, 4 a highway of Interstate < m im-tre etructiir»’ i« lieing pul in in place of the mil«« «outheaat of tiie Alamo l.uml«-r must comply with the Federal sab'ty lala« work that waa iim «I for tin * recent I Co«.’ camp, on tiie Sacramento River appliance act official tour« of ina|a<ctioll over the line road at «umniil of tiie mountain. In Its opinion, the court held that Il will !«• reveral day« ladorc th« con * with the Federal law Is The highest point m Montana is (Iran compliant st ruelion department will have thia 1 itc Mountain, in tiie Granite Peak quad compulsory on all railroads engaged bridge completed, ami then everything rangle, P. *,kA7 feet alsive mean sea level. In the traneiairtatlon of person» or w ill be ready for «••rvlce In I'tali tiie Geological Survey has freight from one state to another Ile« an«' of tic great amount of proa- pla< cd a bronze tablet 11,429,322 feet Elaborating this, however, tt w is |« < live liuaimwa, l«>th freight and paaa- s I miv «- iih an «ea level, alazul four miles held that the cars or equipment of enger, that liar been offered tin- new ¡due West of Gilbert Peak such roads, even If engaged In trans line to the coast, the original plan of Tin- Survey lias published topographic portntlon within the confines of -> operating a mixed tram each way a ma|»- covering large |s»rtion« ol < tn-gon, state, must be considered as part and day baa liceti aliandoned and the reg New Mexico, Montana, and I'tali. but parcel of the road and therefore tom ular passenger nervine will commence the elevations shown on ti.c map« are pletely under the jurisdiction of the with a «tralghl passenger train of three stated only to lite umrul loot. A- Federal Commission coache«. each way a day. shown by the alsive example», the ele The determination of this mo-ted The morning tram out of Portland vation- given III the bulletin« ar« indi- question was laid down In sn opinion will leave here over the «outlcrn Pacific rated to thousandth« of a loot Any one ■ r* ad by .lust Ice Vandevanter In a al 7 JO A M., connecting with the Ly or all of these bulletin« may be obtained case Instituted by the government tle row I to lli|lal«>ro, leaving there at free of charge by applying to the Direc against the Southern Railway The K Ao. Till« tram will arrive at Till« tor of the I'. H. Geological Survey. , point at Issue wax whether the Fed amok at 2:25 I*. M. Washington. It. <’. eral act applied In the ca»e of a ship i'hc morning tram from Tillamook ment from one point In Alabama to will leave there at 7:hft A M., arrive at another point In the same state, the A f ather's Vengeance IlillrUiro as I .’5 P. M ., ami n-aeli Port shipment being In an Imprope’ Would have fallen on any our who at- 1 land al 4 l<> P. M "Trememluou« interval ha« been tazkvd tla Son ol Peter Bondy, of South equipped car *«l aroua in tlm o|a-ning of tic road,” Ito. kw.»»l, Mi.li . but he was power- ■ant l*r«ai<lenl Lytle today, “and if all less la-fon- attacks of Kidney trouble. | Baum Is Now Chief of Coast League San Francisco —Allen T Baum, of the people who have telephoned that “H im *tors could not help him.” lie wrote, they want to make the tlrat trip make “so at last we gave him Electric Bitters San Francisco, widely known as a giaal, we w on t have enough car« to haul and hr improved wonderfully from tak ■ porting writer, was elected pres, II h 'I o all We have «imply lieen over- ing six bottles. It's tla- lent Kidney dent of the Pacific Coast Baseball whelnn-d with m<|Uirica about service, medicine I ever saw.” Backache, Tirwl league by the telegraphic vote of the directors of the league Baum sue *llte, trama, time-card« and other iiutltera, fi-vluig. Nervousness, la»»r of Ap)» and mu office« practically have been warn of Kidney trouble that may rm! m reed» Judge Thomas F Graham of turned into a piddle information bu drojxy, diabt-u-a or Bright's disease Be this city, who tendered his resigns ware: Take Electric Bitters ami Is * «ate tion a short time ago owing to •’» reau at all pre-s of judicial duties “We an going to «tart out on a -low Every bottle guaranteed. « ■'** Schedule until the roadla-d get * «haken dealers. down into giHkl «ha|«-. and will not at SOCIALISM IS ISSUE Starts Much I rouble tempt to make anything like f««t lime It all people knew that neglect ol con Surprising Strength Is Shown in Los until we have the line m tip-top aha|a- and then w« «hall I«' prepared to givi * aa stipation would result in severe indiges Angeles Elsction. tine service a* any road In the North tion yellow jaundice or virulent liver lx»« Angeles Socialism, th« gr»a< trouble they would «<«>11 take Hr King « question before the voters In the mu west.’’ New I if-- Pills, ami end it. It- the only nlclpal primary will again b * rhe Herald, Hampton’« Magazine, an I -ate way Best lor biliousnei» headache, overshadowing Issue In the final cln Pearwui's. pour Hollar« worth of good tiy«p«»p-ia. chill« ami debility ?*»■ at election December 5 Job Harriman reading forf’.’.fit' all druggists. on the basin of early returns, has vein a place on the ballot with Mayor \1> x ander, the Republican and "g ml gov ern'iienf candidate, who had an over whelming majority over all opponents n the primary two year« ago and was seated without recourse to a fin ‘ Design 842, by Glenn L. Saxton. Architect. Minneapolis Minn. ballot Return« 'rom 231 precincts, of which about three fourths are complete, gb * Herriman, the Socialist candidal» fo- Mayor, a lead over Alexande- a« fol low- Harriman. 15,6.17; Alexander, 13,751 A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE HOME. Mother Slain by Son With Knife F1RRT FÎAJOR PLAN RWCOND Ff.OOR PLAN A cottage that la especially adapted for a wide city lot or a suburban site It makes a home that Is both attractive and convenient and has the ap pearnnee of a cottage that eaally could have cost more money The com modloua plasxa Is built of cherry red brick, with white Joints. From the plaxr.n one enters directly Into a large living room tine Is impressed by the liberality of the whole Interior The arrangement of stairs is very com mendiible The main stairs Is accessible from the living room or kitchen, and the cellar stairs underneath can be reached from the kitchen or grade door Rise of house. 32 by 24 feet, exclusive of porches; first story. » feet; second ■lory, k feet Cost to build, exclusive of heating nnd plumbing. i2.4<X) Ry special arrangement with me the editor ot this paper will furnish a complete set of plana and apsetfleationa of design No MH tor 216 GLENN L. SAXTON. Wklefshdffl As a Trust Buster Tiie present attorney general is George i W Wickersham, whoee last act before taking charge of tbe government prose cuting machinery wa« to draw down hie share of a handsome fee paid his law firm by tbe Huger Trust. When a movement wa« »tarted to bring about a Congressional investigation of tbe sugar trust, Mr Wickersharn headerl it off by having President Taft esod a int-««age to Uongreas advising sgainst tbe investiga tion on tbe ground that it might give immunity to the men higher up anil otherwise ernbaraas the ad mi net ration. Although the trust practically admitted having stolen over *2,0tsi,tMX> from the government by returning it after the crime wa« discovered, not a «ingle one of thetru«t magnates into whoee pocket« the 22,if Ml,‘»Mt would have gone had not the theft been discovered, was called to the l>ar of justi«», much less punished. Mr Wickersham |»ermltte<l an under- ling *e< retary and a few dock hands to alone stand the vengeance of tbe law. When American sugar interests pcr- j chatted vast tracts of rich sugar lands in ! the Philippines in violation of tbe law, Mr. Wickersham again «atme to th * res cue with an opinion upholding the sale. Mr. Wickershaut is now poeing as tbe ( great trust buster. He jiretends that he will drive the trust« out of business, and <• 1X11. by Arnarteaa l*r s — Aasodatloa. some of the trusts pretend that they Jacob M Dickinson, former secre- take hie threat« seriously. But the re- tary of war, who. at special counsel i cord of the attorney general is not one for the Government, prepared petition that gives the people any reason to hope for enforcement of the law against crimi to dissolve the "Steel Trust.” nal trusts or guilty trust magnates. The first thing Mr. Wickersham did upon JOSEPH PULITZER IS DEAD taking office wax to drop important suite against members of the Izeef trust. His Blind Editor of Now York World Sud explanation wax that he did’nt believe denly Stricken. ehe trust officials “meant” to do wrong Charleston. 8. C.—Joseph Pulltxer, Tbe extent of Wall Street’s greet fear proprietor of the New York World 1 of Mr. Wickersbam as a prosecutor of and the St Louis Post Dispatch, died trust magnates is indicated by tbe re Sunday aboard bls yacht, the Liberty, mark of J. P. Morgan, who, when he In Charleston Harbor. wax asked by a newspaper man what he The Immediate causa of Mr. Pullt- thought of the Attorney General’!» grekt aer's death was heart failure. He anti-trust speech which had been de had b<->-n In 111 health for several days livers! more than a week previous, re but until a few hours before the end plied : “1 don't think anyt bing about it, none of those around him suspected | because I haven't read it.” the gravity of his condition Mrs Pulltxer arrived from New For Job Printing call The Herald York and reached the yacht shortly before her husband died At bis bed Home phone 1111. side when the end came also was his youngest son. Herbert, who baa been GRANGE DIRECTORY cruising with his father. [Granges are requested to Bend to The Herald infoination ao that a brief card can be run free thin beading. Send place, day and Seattle.—Lumber mills in Oregon hour under of meeting.) xnd Washingion will close for 30 PLEASANT VALI.EV GRANGE No. -H r * Meet second Saturday at 7 30 p. m.. and fourth days, commencing December 15, in an Saturday at 10:80 a. m. every month. •ffort of the manufacturers to cut ROCKWOOD GRANGE Meet! the flr»t Wed s * n« day of month at N p m and third Sat down the supply of lumber going into urdav at lo each a. m. the market, and thereby bring about MI LTNOMAH '.RANGE, NO 71 Meet« the Saturday in every month at 10 30 a. m . a rise in prices This was decided by fourth in («range half, orient a resolution adopted by the West FAIRVIEW GRANGE-Meet« flrwt Saturday Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Asso an«) th»- third Friday of each month. RCSSELLVILLE GRANGE, No VW-Meet« in ciation. which met here. the schoolhouse the third Saturday of each month. EVENING STAR GRANGE Meets in their Dam Builders Left Out Bedrock Key. hall at South Mount Tabor on the first Satur * i dav of each month at lo a. in. All visitor * are . * Olea N Y.— Alexander McKIm of welcome. GR&3HAM GRAN<iE — Meets second Satur N’ew York, who was sent to Austin. day in each month at 10 3)>a. m. Pa to report on the cause of the DAM \SCL> GRANGE. No. Mu.— Meets first br’-aking of the dam. has r*j»orted that Saturday each month. I.KNTH GRANtvE Meets second Saturday of the "bedrock key." specific«! in the each month at 10:30 a. m. CLACKAMAS GRANGE. NO. 2 * — Meets the plans, was not installed when the dam first Saturday in the month at 10.30 a. m. and was built "It was an appalling mis the third Saturday at 7 80 p. m. SANDY GRANGE, No. 302. Meets second take." read» the report Saturday of each month at 10 o’clock a. m. COLt MBIA GRANtii NO. J67 Meets in *11 <!«y »»-.«»ion tirsl Saturday in each month in grange hall near Corbett at :0a. m < I. AC KA MAS GRANGE meets first Saturday of each month at 10 HO a. in., and third Satur day at 5 30 p. m. Lumber Mills to Close Thirty Days. AUTHOR'S VENTURE IN MINES PROBED Tin Dalles. Ore.—A butcher knife in his hand, William Qllsan -tole quiff ly behind his aged mother, and Jahb”ri the long blade Into her bark The SUMMONS New York.—Turning from the writ steel penetrated her lungs to the hilt In tbe Circuit Court of the State of and was the cauae of her death i ing of real literature, as he has done Oregon, for Multnomah County. James H. Bush. Plaintiff, vs Addie tew minutes later. The murderer Is an o< I'asions, to the writing of min ng prospectuses for eoiupani< s to ; B Bush, Defendant. said to tie craxv. caus.-d by a pro To Addie B. Bush, the above named which he lent the weight of a great longed spell of heavy drinking defendant: family name. Julian Hawthorne is be In the name of the State of Oregon, . 4 nvi'xtigated, together with his as you are hereby requited to appear anti ■ »<■; ltrs by the Federal authorities answer the complaint of the plaintiff flle<l against you in tbe above entitle! Million of shares ot stock in "Haw suit and Court, i * 'bin six weeks from thorn» " enterprises are said to have date of the first publication of this eum- i.'.'ii sold to schtail teachers, clerks, monx, and if you fail to so appear and w dows and other persona oi moderate answer, for want 'hereof, the plaintiff" will applv to the Court for the relief de Trenton. N. J A hill ha- been filed »’ even small means throughout the manded in said complaint, to-wit: ,\»»w England States, where there is For a decree forever dissolving tbe by th> government In tile I n. •-1 marriage contract now and heretofore States court here asking for the dis g -at power in the name Hawthorne existing between plaintiff and defend The United States officers tor sente solution of the United States S'e»l ant, ami for such other relief as the ; .ison are pushing the case with more i court may appear equitable. corporal ion mid Its subsidiaries Th ■ Involved with This summons is served upon you pur suit Is the most sweeping anti-trust ’han usual vigor. suant to an order made and entered in acton ever begun bv th« governmen’ Hawthorne in the inquiry are Jas B. said suit on the 4th day of October, 1911, Dissolution of the parent combine and ‘anna, nephew of Mark Hanna; Dr by theHon. W. N. Galena, presiding dissolution of all Its subsidiary com Wil’, am J Morton, son of the disco» Judge of the above entitled Court, panies is asked Thirty-seven otbsid- • er of »ther. and Josiah Quincy, ex which m H order requires you to appear and answer tbe complaint in said suit nayor of Boston. I lary companies are named within six weeks from the date of tbe J P Morgan. Andrew Carnegie. first publication of thia summons. THE MARKETS W. F. Klinernan, John D Rockefeller. E. H Gary Attorney for Plaintiff, l^nts, Oregon. Charles M Schwab and others promt Date of first publication. October Sth Portland. nent in banking and industrial circles [1911. Wheat — Track prices: Club. 80c; are named ax defendants * Date of last publication. November lfith, 1911. The government's suit charges ’he bluestem. 84c; red Russian, 78c Harley Feed. 231 per ton. steel corporation with being Itrectly Oats —No. 1 white. «31 per ton. connect««! with all of the large rail NOTICE FINAL ACC0UN1 Hay Timothy, valley. 212; alfalfa. roads and steamship line« of the - » in In tbe County Court of the State of 114 try. and with being a co-operator wit Oregon, for Multnomah County Butter—Creamery, 34c. the Standard Oil Company, the Pill In the Matter of the Estate of J. D Eggs—Ranch. 37c. Drinkall. deceased man Company, international Harvest * Hop —1911 crop. 42c; 1910, nomi Notice is hereby given that the un er Company, and the Western Union dersigned, I eop. B. Hirsch, as admin Telegraph Company It charge-, that nai. Wool — Eastern Oregon. 9016c; istrator of tbe estate of J. D. Drinkall, 2’isine-s connections have a ven th iiecease»I. has tiled his final account in Willamette Valiev. 15617c. above Court and matter, and that said steel “trust" control over trade tn t Mohair—Choice. 37c. Court has fixed Monday, the fitb day of corvlheri-e November, 1911, st 9 :Ott o’clock in the forenoon of said day, and the County Seattle. Noted Scientist Is Aviat’On M.’rtyr room in the court house of »aid Wheat—Bluextem. 84c; Club, 80c; | court Multnomah County as the time and Rnn Jose. Cal.—Professor John 1 red Russian. 79c. place for the hearing of objections, if Montgomery, of Santa Ciani i'o'b-g» Barley 830 p'er ton any, to said account, and the settlement 1 died from the effects of a terrible fa . of said account and the discharge of Oats—829 per ton ! said administrator ¡ from an aeroplane glider he was ex Eggs -36c. First Publication Gctoiler 6. 1911. perlmenting with In the I othtils Hay Timothy. 915 per ton; alfalfa. John Van Zante, Loop. B. Hirsch, about two miles east of Evergreen Hit? per ton Attorney. Administrator SUIT TO BREAK UP STEEL TRUST BEGUN PEHHI'KCTIVK V1KW-FROM a PHOTOGRAPH. JACOB M. DICKINSON CLASSIFIED WANTKtl WAITED—Worn! 26.fit) per corti, coal »H AO per ton Plowing anti moving. W. A Hall A Sons, Foster Komi. Lente, Tabor 2H» m . WANTED— Boye may be had and sometimes girls. The older ones st ordinary wages anti others to lie •chtxileti anti earetl for in return for «light service» rendered For particu lars address W. T. Gardner, miperin- tendent Bov« ami Girls Aid Hocietv of Oregon. Portland, Ore. tf WANTED—Teams to car cordwood at Hycsrnore station. Enquire of G. Ji. Hager or Fred Oleson, Hycamore, Phone 71, Gresham. Ore. I'tfU **AI.K A SNAP—House and fonr lots, two are czzmeni. Fruit trees anti small fruit. 2-’50t> cash takes this. D. W Ingles. 130 3rd Ave, FOR HALE—(it»otI milch cow. En quire of A. W. Rone, 5th Ave, 3 blocks south of car track at the water tower. For Sale—Furniture for three rooms, gtioti ax new, tools, crocnent saw, anti many otiier articles En<|iiire at Herald office. FOR SALE—One half acre, fenced, east front, some orchard, gooti location. 510 down, $10 per month Enquire at Mt. Scott Publishing Co’s, office. FOR 8ALE—One fourth acre, cleared, in Walden Park. Five dollar payments. Enquire at Mt Scott Publishing Co’s, office. For Sale —Rhode Island Reds, an Black Minorca cix-kerells, also this year' breeding stock for wale cheap. Mrs. F A. Neibauer, Gresham, Oregon Phone 451. R. F. D. 2. COCK REUS FOR SALE—We have 50 fine White izeghorn cockrels for sale. These birds an- pure white and have been bred by us for the past ten years, for eggs and «how purposes and have won first prizes at all the leading shows. Our stock has been kept up by the very best bird« that money could buy A fine lot of them at 92.50 a piece if taken now. Will guarantee xatisfaction Address, Calkins Poultry Yard, Lents, Ore., R. F. D. 1, Box &». Gilbert Station, O. W. P., Ry. Home Phone 2924. one-acre tract—5^ mile east school, * J acre in fruit. 14x2S house goes with it. «1300, «460 <ash, balance 12 per 0 per cent interest. Enquire, Simonsen, Reporter office. FOR SALE OR TRADE: Five by eeven Premo, rapid rectlinear camera, in fair condition. Bargain for buyer. Owner has a larger camera anti wishes to dispose of this to get a pocket size. Tripod and plate holders thrown in. Cali Herald office, <»resham. See sample of work. POTATOES 60c A SACK. I have 25 socks of good feed anti seed potatoes left < they are «onnd anti good for table use, hut «mall I. If yon will take 5 sacks or more, I will deliverthem. Call at my residence E. 8Sth and E. Davis St . blocks South of the Mt. Hixxl Montavillastation. W. E. Cox. DIRT CHEAP. 9401 takes team of hors»- *, weight 2500 pounds, set of harness. 4Ja wagon and HO cords live wood. Chas. Dahlquist, Boring, Ore.. Route 3. MISCELLANEOUS Estraved or Stolen—From Charles Cleveland Jr's, pasture two miles south east of Gresham, one brown mare, two years old, star in face, one white hind foot. No brand. Notify Tabor 2353 or this office. I-ost—Extra «iz.e gentleman's gold band ring with initials E. Meyer. Lost on carline, between Third anti Fourth Aves. Fintler return to this office and receive reward LUMBER—At our new mill 1‘4 miles southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber. Jonsrud Bros. (• tXLCLTKIX NOTKl Notice is hereby given that the un der- igned has been duly appointed by tbe County Court of the State of Ore gon. for Multnomah County, executrix ot the estate of William H. McDowell, deceased. No , * therefore, all per-ons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the xame to me properly verified, as required by law, at the office of Kennedy A Kline- man, 1-ents, Oregon, within six months from tbe date hereof. Dated at la?nts. Oregon, this 19th day of Octob r, 1911. Mary A. McDowell, Executrix of the Estate of William H. McDowell, deceased. W. F. Klinernan. Attorney for Executrix. SUMMONS In the Circuit C urt of the Stats of Oregon for Multnomah county. Philip Holmes. Plaintiff, vs. Armina Holmes, Defendant. To Armina Holmes, Defendant: In the name of the state of Oregon; you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint tiled against you in the above entitled court and cause on or before the 2nd day of December 1911, that lieing the time fixed by the court for you to appear and answer herein ami more than six weeks from the first publication of this Summons, and if you so fail to appear ami answer said Complaint, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein pray ed for, to-wit:—That the bonds of mat rimony now and heretofore existing be tween plaintiff and defendant he dis solved on the ground of desertion. This Summons is published by order of the Honorable. W. R. Gatens, Judge of the above entitled court, duly made ami entered on the lfith day of October, 1911. George A. Hall, Attorney for Plaintiff, tv>22 Foster Road. l>ate of First Publication, Oct., 19. 1911. Date of Last Publication Nov 30, 1911.