OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
UNITED STATES WINS.
WOODROW WILSON IS
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE
NOMINATED BY DEMOCRATS
America Takes Gold Medal at Olym
CHURCHES.
Church of the Visitation, Verboort
piad With Pistols.
—Rev. L. A. LeMiUer, pastor. Sun
Stockholm
— In the pistol shooting
der Early Maas at 8 a. m.; High
Hass at 10:30 a. m.; Vesper at 3:00 competition for teams firing at a dis
EXPERIMENT FARM URGED.
SHOWS BIG FARM.
p. m. Week dars Mass at 8:30 a. m. tance o f 50 meters, tbe United State*
Tbe United States team
Christian Science Hall, 115 Fifth team won.
Dr. Withycomb* Telia How Oregon Moro Experiment Station Host to
It., between First and Second ave. was swarded the gold medal, its ag
Could Increase Wealth.
South— Services Sundays at 11 a. in.; gregate score being 1916. Sweden was
Visiting Boosters.
Sunday school at 12 m.; mid-week second with 1849, and Great Britain
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor-
Moro—
Moro
state and F edeni s s -
meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.
third with 1804. This ia another vic
l vallia— Dr. James Withy com be, direc periment form waa host to visitor*
Seventh Day Adventist Church, 3rd tory for America in the Olympic
tor o f the agricultural experiment from oil porta o f Sherman county,
street—Sabbath schol 2 p. m., preach game*.
station at Oregon Agricultural college from Portland, and from neighboring
ing 3 p. m. each Saturday. Midweek
The training o f the United States
and five sub-stations at Moro, Her- counties. The O.-W . R. A N. reduced
prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
miaton, Union, Burns and Talent, in fare* for farmers’ day, and this
m. A cordial welcome. H. W. Vall- team in the Olympic games was inter
fered
somewhat
by
a
drizzling
rain,
mer, Elder.
hia address before the ranchers who helped swell tbe attendance.
The
Catholic Services, Rev. J. R. Buck, which softened the ground.
attended the Farmers’ Roundup at
Tbe day’s program opened with the
pastor. Forest Grove— Chapel at cor. Americans had their first opportunity
Moro, emphasized the value o f demon arrival of a passenger train from the
of 3rd street and 3rd avenue south. o f practicing on the Stadium tracks,
stration farm work as a means o f in southern part o f the county. Visitors
1st and 4th Sundays of the month, and in the morning nearly all the Clark’s Strength Diminishes Steadily as New Jersey Gov troducing scientific methods o f farm were conducted over the experiment
Mass at 8:30; 2nd and 3rd Sundays track men turned out in the presence
ing.
farm by Superintendent Stephen* and
of the month. Mass 10:30. Cornelius o f a large number o f spectators.
ernor Gains— Illinois and Virginia Fall Into Line
Dr. Withycombe stated that in hia his corps o f assistants. Visitors were
—1st Sunday of the month, Mass at
In the afternoon the runners, weight
opinion, the maintenance o f demon divided into groups, each in charge of
10:30; 3rd Sunday of the month
and Victory Is Soon Complete.
stration farms in each county in the an assistant In the afternoon a meet
Mass at 8:00. Seghers— 2nd Sunday throwers and hammer throwers, exer
cised
on
other
athletic
grounds.
of the month. Mass at 8:00; 4th
state under competent supervision, ing was held in the opera house.
The
crown
prince
o
f
Sweden,
and
Sunday of the month. Mass at 10:30.
would result, within the next five
The experiment farm now has 500
Baltimore, July 2.— Woodrow W il fifth ballot, but at that time hia total years, in increasing the agricultural varieties o f growing crops, and tbe
M. E. Church, Rev. Hiram Gould Colonel Black, president o f the Swed
committee, received son was nominated for president by was 633, as against 725 1-3 necessary products o f the state $10,000,000 an same amount o f land under prepara
pastor. Second street, between First ish Olympic
and Second avenues. Sunday school James E. Sullivan, United States
to nominate.
Clark’s total at that nually. This could be accompliahed, tion for experiments next year. It
at 10 a. m.; Epworth League at 6:30 commissioner, at the games and com the Democratic National convention time had dwindled to 306.
he said, without adding a square rod has 34 varieties o f wheat, the seed
p. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 plimented him upon the appearance o f on the 46th ballot.
o f ground to the present farm acreage. being imported from foreign coun
p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting the American team.
Dr. Withycombe said in part:
tries,
including Germany, France,
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Woodrow Wilson lacked only 96)
The individual competition in the
Baltimore, July 2.— Woodrow W il votes on the 44th ballot, indicating a
“ Denmark has made phenomenal Austria and Algeria.
Eleven varie
Christian Church, corner Third et clay bird shooting was begun. This
and First Ave.
Rev. C. H. Hilton, consists o f three stages, the first stage son gained 108 votes on the 43d ballot, strong possibility o f nomination on agricultural progress under this sys ties o f alfalfa, growing without irri
tem o f instruction.
With an area gation, were shown.
The experi
pastor. Bible school at 10 a. m.; o f which was concluded.
The condi the first cast today at the Democratic the 45th ballot.
preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.; tions called for 20 targets a man in national convention, and the hoped-for
That there would be a slump o f Un equalling one-sixth that o f our own ment farm today has 97 varieties o f
Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00 p
derwood votes to Wilson, probably on state, Denmark supports 2,690,000 domestic wheat, besides the foreign
two rounds. J. R. Graham, Chicago break appeared at band.
m.
the 46th ballot, but certainly on the people and annually exports more than varieties; 16 o f oata, 47 o f barley, 10
A. A .; A. F. Gleason, Boston A. A .,
Illinois’ 53 delegates propelled tbe 46th, if that many ballots were taken, $100,000,000 worth o f butter, egga o f corn, 14 o f field peas, 12 o f grain
Congregational
Church.
College and Goelden and Seidlitz o f Germany,
and bacon. This result ia accomplished sorghum, 4 o f emmer, 15 o f alfalfa,
Way and First ave. north. Rev. D.
Thirty-six movement, and gains were made also seemed probable.
T. Thomas— Sunday school 10 a. m.; each had 91 “ breaks.”
under adverse agricultural conditions, 6 o f grass, 2 each o f kale and rape,
others
are
eliminated
for
the
second
Morning service 11 a. m.; evening
much o f the country being ao bieak as and 22 varieties o f potatoes.
There
8:00 p. m.; Junior C. E. at 3 p. m .: round, not having scored 16 “ breaks
to necessitate the blanketing o f the are 160 plots devoted to tillage and
Senior C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
or over. The second round is at 30
cows to keep them comfortable while crop rotation, demonstrating the bene
targets a man.
LODGES.
at pasture during the summer sea fits o f good, bad and indifferent farm
The individual shoot with any rifle
Knights of Pythias—Delphos Lodge
son.”
ing.
No. 36, meets every Thursday at K at 300 meters, 120 shots (40 standing,
of P. Hall. Chas. Staley, C. C.; Reis 40 kneeling and 40 prone) was won by
ROQUE RIVER SEES RECORD.
RAISE “ BUSTER BROWN" APPLES
Ludwig, Keeper of Records and Seal Coles, o f France, with a score o f 984.
G. A. R.—J. B. Mathews Post No Madsen, o f Denmark, was second,
"Y ellow Kid*” and “ Mary Jane Also Fruit and Grain Crops Are Unusual
6, meets the first and third Wednes with 983; Johannsen, Sweden, third,
and Danger ia Past.
Will Figure Prominently.
day of each month at 1:30 p. m., in with 959.
K. of P. hall. John Baldwin, Com
Gold
Hill
— So assured are fruit
Hood River— Charles A. Bartcher,
mander.
SHOUTS RUIN FINE VOICE.
o f Chicago, who i* interested with R. growers o f a record crop in the Rogue
Masonic— Holbrook Lodge No. 30
F. Outcault, the noted artist and car River Valley this year that the cry o f
A. F. & A. M., regular meetings held
toonist
who
originated
“ Buster the growers for more thinnera ia fre
first Saturday In each month. P. W. California Woman (Delegate to Chi-
Brown” and “ Mary Jane,” the child quent Old-timers declare the trees
cago Unable to Speak.
Kinzer, W. M.; A. A. Ben Kori, sec
ren o f a comic Sunday supplement, never have been more heavily laden,
retary.
Chicago— One well-trained contralto
has been here this week on business and now that ,the danger o f frost is
W. O. W.— Forest Grove Camp No. voice was lost at the Republican con
98, meets in Woodmen Hall, every
and looking over the valley’s orchard practically p u t, it seems almost cer
Saturday. A. J. Parker, C. C.; James vention in Chicago, either at the Coli
land. The land in which the cartoon tain that a bumper crop will be har
seum,
where
the
California
delegation
H. Davis, Clerk.
ist ia interested is owned by several vested.
was shouting for Roosevelt, or at the
The growth, both o f old and young
Artisans—Diamond Assembly No
New York men.
It comprises 1600
birth
o
f
the
new
progressive
party.
27, meet« every Tuesday In K. ol
acres near Okanogan. A great many trees, h u been phenomenal, every ec
P. Hall. C. B, Stokes, M. A ; John The lost voice belonged to Mrs. Isabel
trees already have been set out. The centricity o f ¡an unusual season ap
Blaney, o f San Jose, Cal., one o f tbe
Boldrick, Secretary.
This ia
remainder
o f the orchard ia being parently being beneficial.
Rebekahs— Forest Lodge No. 44 two women sent as delegates to the
cleared by a crew o f negroes brought true not only o f fruit trees, but o f all
Republican
convention.
Owing
to
the
meets the first, third and fifth Wed
growing things. An unusually heavy
out from Kentucky.
the
nesdays of each month. Miss Allct loss o f Mrs. Blaney’s voice,
“ We are planting only Delicioua, first crop o f alfalfa is harvested, with
women
o
f
Lake
Forest
and
other
north
Crook, N. G.; Secretary, Miss Carrie
Jonathans and Yellow Newtowna,’ ’ the second crop coming rapidly. Hay,
shore cities failed to bear a discourse
Austin.
aaya Mr. Bartcher. “ A unique scheme oats and barley will yield better then
I. O. O. F.—Washington Lodge No uu woman suffrage which wai to have
has been devised by Mr. Outcault to in years, but so rank h u been the
48, meets every Monday In I. O. O. F been delivered here.
make the boxea attractive and create growth that scarcely a field ia
Hall. V. S. Abraham, N. G.; Robert
Mrs. Blaney came to Chicago at the
a demand for the fruit. We will call which ia not lodged to some exten t
Taylor, Secretary.
opening o f the Republican convention,
the Delicioua
apples
the
‘ Mary
Modern Woodmen of America— determined to fight for the cause o f
Janes,’ the Jonathans, the ‘ Buster
C O O S BAY WORK PLANNED.
During the convention
Camp No. 6228, meets the second and Roosevelt.
Brown*,’ and the Yellow Newtowna,
fourth Friday of each month. A. L. Mrs. Blaney cheered with the rest o f
t h e ’ Yellow Kids.’ Every apple will Porter Brothers Make Arrangement*
Sexton, Consul; Geo. G. Paterson. the California delegation and was one
hear a wrapper and every box a label
Clerk.
o f the leaders in the cheering at Or
Preliminary to Construction.
handsomely illustrated by an engrav
Rosewood Camp, No. 3835 R. N chestra Hall when the new party was
Marshfield—
R. B. Porter and Grant
ing from one o f Mr. Outcault’a draw
A., meets first and third Fridays ol launched. The strain, combined with
Smith, o f the firm o f Porter Brothers,
ing».”
________
each month In I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs the damp lake winds, caused Mrs.
M. S. Allen, Oracle; Mrs. Winnifred
railroad contractors, arrived In the
Blaney to lose her voice until she was
Aldrich, Recorder.
John Day Valley Rich.
city to make arrangements in this lo
G O V . W O O D R O W WILSON, OF N EW JERSEY
unable
to
speak
above
a
whisper.
Gale Grange No. 282, P. of H,
“ For good schools, fine farms, good cality preliminary to the starting e f
Her husband, Charles D. Blaney,
meets the first Saturdays of each
orchards
and rich resources Grant construction on the Eugene-Coos Bay
MARSHALL
VICE
PRESIDENT.
from
Connecticut,
Iowa,
Idaho,
Louis
month in the K. o f P. Hall. A. T was taken to the hospital at the close
county
compare«
favorably with any line of the Southern Pacific. Porter
Buxton, Master; Mrs. H. J. Rice o f the convention suffering from an ans, Maryland, Michigan, North Car
district in the state,’ ’ said N. C. Brothers hold tbe contract for build
Secretary.
infection o f one o f his eyes.
Governor
o
f
Indiana
Is
Chosen
for
olina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Vir
Maris, who has just made a trip into ing 80 miles o f the line extending
CITY.
Second Place.
ginia, Wisconsin and Hawaii.
the John Day valley in the interest o f from the end o f the 2$ miles now be
CANAL
CASH
IS
PLENTIFUL.
Mayor—G. S. Allen.
Wilson's vote o f 602 on the ballot
Baltimore, July 3.— For president— the school children’« industrial move ing built by Twohy Brothers out o f
Recorder—M. R. Markham.
was a majority o f the convention. It
Eugene, to a point this side o f Gardi
Governor
Woodrow Wilaon, o f New ment.
Treasurer—R. P. Wirtz.
More Bonds Will Not B* Needed for was tbe highest vote he had received,
ner.
“
The
John
Day
valley,
where
moat
Chief of Police— P. W. Watkins.
and the vote o f 329 cast for Clark was Jersey.
Work This Year.
Work on the big tunnel on this side
o f my travel and work was confined
Health Officer—Dr. J. S. Bishop.
For vice president— Governor Thom during the last week, is one o f the o f Gardiner will be carried on during
the
lowest received by him during the
Councilmen—John Wlrtx, Carl L. Hln
Washington, D. C. — With nearly
as R. Marshall, o f Indiana.
richest agricultural sections o f tue the winter. The Siuslaw country may
man, O. M. Sanford, Rev. J. M $100,000,000 in the cash drawer o f the prolonged balloting.
When the result was announced the
Barber, W. F. Schultz, H. B. John treasury, officials expressed the belief
Their average annual be the headquarters for the firm dur
This was the ticket completed by whole state.
son.
that it will not be necessary to issue demonstration for Wilson was as en the Democratic National convention precipitation in that county ia some ing the railroad construction.
thing over 20 inches, insuring, with
City School.
additional bonds for the construction thusiastic and protracted as the weary at 1 :56 a. m. today.
School Directors— M. Peterson, Mrs o f the Panama canal for nearly a year. delegates could make it.
The nomination o f Governor Mar proper farming, good grain crops, but
Power at Cascade Locks.
Wilson lacked only 124 votes o f the shall for vice president by acclama the John Day valley is largely devoted
Edward Seymour, H. T. Buxton.
The purchase and building o f the
Hood
River— “ Our company will de
necessary
two-thirds
to
nominate.
Clerk—R. P. Wirtz.
tion after the second ballot came as to the production o f hay for the win velop 1600 horsepower by the comple
waterway to date has cost the United
Justice of the Peace— W. J. R. Beach States $276,487,000. O f this amount
something o f a surprise, for when tbe tering o f large bands o f stock that tion o f the big new flume that h u
Constable— Carl Hoffman.
Convention Hall, Baltimore, July 2. night’s balloting for vice president traverse the splendid ranges during
11137,886,000 has been paid out o f the
been begun from the rapids o f Her
COUNTY.
general fund o f the treasury and the — Forty-third ballot (official): Clark, began it seemed that the Bryan- the grazing season, and tor this pur mann creek,’ ’ says G. A. Young, pres
Judge— R. O. Stevenson.
329;
Wilson,
602;
Underwood,
9
8
);
pose
alfalfa
la
king.
The
John
Day
remainder from bond issues.
Wilson contingent in the convention
ident o f the Columbia River Power A
Sheriff—George G. Hancock.
Balancing its books for the fiscal Harmon, 28; Foss, 27; Bryan, 1; had definitely settled upon Governor furnishes an abundant supply o f water Light company, who w u here on busi
Clerk—John Bailey.
Kern, 1.
for irrigation purposes,
producing
Burke,
o
f
North
Dakota.
year
just
closed,
the
Treasury
depart
Recorder—E. L. Perkins.
ness.
“ We have been serving the
There was not much o f a fight, how three good crops o f six to eight tons citizens o f C u csd e Locks, near which
ment issues a statement showing that
Treasurer—E. B. Sappington.
Convention Hall, Baltimore, July 2.
an
acre
in
the
aggregate.
the army cost $150,182,000, against — Forty-fourth ballot (official) : Clark, ever, and when two ballots disclosed
Assessor—Max Crandall.
“ This ia one o f the beat natural hay our plant is located, with electrie
Surveyor—Geo. McTee.
$160,136,000 the previous year; the 306; Wilson, 629; Underwood, 99; Marshall steadily in the lead, Gover
and
grass countries I have ever seen. lights since l u t Thanksgiving by
Coroner—E. C. Brown.
nor Burke’s name was withdrawn and
Navy $135,556,000, against $119,938,- Harmon, 27; Foss, 27; total, 1088.
Commissioners—John McClaran, Johi 000,
■aw beautiful meadows o f red and means o f a temporary system we con
Masbail was proclaimed the nominee
and
pensions
$163,597,000,
structed.
Nyberg.
white clover, which I was told had
against $157,981,000.
Convention Hall, Baltimore, July 2. by acclamation.
‘ It is probable that within a short
School Sup’t—M. C. Case.
never
been
seeded,
but
waa
simply
A minute later the convention had
— Forty-fifth ballot (official): Clark,
time some business enterpriu will
voluntary
growth,
mown
regularly
Five Teacher* Lost.
306; Wilson, 638; Underwood, 97; adjourned sine die.
come to C ucade Locks and make u u
for year».”
________
Honolulu — Five teachers in the Harmon, 25; Fosa, 27.
of the surplus power we are develop
McCombs
May
Lead
Fight,
ing. Several companies are now con
Pacific Avenue
Honolulu public schools, three men
Chick 14 Week* Old Lays.
Baltimore, July 2.— Woodrow W il
Baltimore — William F. McCombs,
sidering our offers.”
and two women, who went on a tramp son continued to gain steadily in the
Oregon City— Oregon Washburn, a
ing trip in the Kooleu mountains Sat balloting for the presidential nomina o f New York, 36 years old, a lawyer poultry fancier o f West Oregon City,
8torage Company Host.
urday, have not been heard from since tion in the Democratic National con and graduate o f Princeton and Har
is the owner o f probably the youngeat
Buys and Sells Second
Brownsville—An entertainment waa
and fears are expressed for their vention this afternoon, but after the vard, will in all probability be chosen
Hand Goods
safety. A detachment o f police, as forty-third ballot bis progress was as chairman o f the Democratic Na laying hen in the state.
given recently by the Brownsville
sisted by a squad o f Japanese labor alow. Hia managers had confidently tional committee or as chairman o f the
The hen waa hatched March 8 and Warehouse company, under the man-
ers, searched tbe mountains without expected his nominaion on the forty- campaign committee to direct the po laid it* first egg June 24 and has been agem eit o f Charlu Stirling, to the
litical fortunes o f Woodrow Wilaon laying daily since.
finding trace o f the missing party.
Telephone 743
Its mother has farmers and business men o f tbe sur
The army engineer corps, which re
for president o f the United States. hatched two broods since March 8. rounding country and their fa m iliu ,
Vote Two Battleships.
Mr. McCombs, who managed the pre Tbe chicken wonder ia a white feath u a mark of appreciation o f the grow
cently surveyed the region, will be
Washington, D. C.— The naval ap
nomination campaign for Governor ered-leg bamtera, and under size even ing patronage the company is enjoy
asked to join in the search. The party
Dealer in Flour and Feed
propriation bill, carrying $133,609,674 Wilson, ia Mr. Wilson’s choice aa tbe
carried no provisions.
for that species.
Mr. Washburn ia ing. The social w u held in one o f
and the two-battleship provision, waa man who should pull the wires and
confident the hen has established a the company’s large warehouses, con
General
Auctioned
Fire
Gets
Silverware.
passed
by
the
senate.
It
now
goes
to
push the workers from now on.
J. C. Kuratli
verted into a dining room for the oc
new record for early laying.
Notarial Work
E. Í. Kuratli
Redmond, Or.— Fire at 2:46 o ’clock conference with the bouse to thresh
casion. The program consisted o f vo
Paper Mill Branches Out.
Friday morning destroyed J. H. Vin out the naval increase program and
cal and instrumental music, readings
June
Rainfall
it
Light.
Senator
cent’s livery and feed barn, 10 head o f other senate amendments.
Oregon City. Or.— The Hawley Pulp
and addre
Astoria— The records in the office
work horses, a stallion valued at Johnson, o f Alabama, proposed a sub & Paper company has announced the
o
f
liocal
Weather
Observer
Gilmore
$4000, two wagonloada o f furniture stitution provision for one battleship early construction o f a reinforced steel
Lumbar Plant le Busy. *
REAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS and a $5000 box o f silverware con and gave notice he would propose, s.,d concrete building on the south show that the rainfall in Astoria dur
Falla
City— The Falla City Lumber
signed to E. A. McCall, a son-in-law when the Panama canal administration west comer o f Water and Fourth ing the month o f June was 4.14 inch company la operating its planing mill
MONEY TO LOAN
o f Tom Lawson, who i* building a ia considered, to deny tbe use c f tbe streets in this city, and the installa es, or 1.04 inches less than the aver and sawmill full time and two hoars
mansion on the Lawson ranch on canal to all nations which do not agree tion o f presses for printing fruit wrap age for the corresponding month o f overtime daily. The logging railroad
German spoken in the office
Crooked River near this city. The to build only one battleship a year.
pers, bag machines, paper towel ma previous years. There were 11 days will be extended soon into new tirri-
PH O N E S
total property loss ia about $20,000.
chines and toilet paper rewinders. The on which rain fell, 16 days were clear tory preparatory to • year’» steady
The maximum
Bell, Main 346
Ind. City, 344 Vincent was insured for $3000.
Squirrels Carry Plague.
building and equipment will involve and 16 were cloudy.
logging. By the end o f that time the
San Frenciaco— The latest bulletin an expenditure o f about $80,000, and temperature was 90 degrees and the outcome o f the Siletz railroad project
HILLSBORO
OREGON
lowest
was
43
degrees.
Convention Turns to Roosevelt.
o f the Federal public health service, : the contract has already been leL
will be determined.
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Huron, S. D .— Absolutely refusing, received here Saturday, shows that,
Hurricane Hit* Peru.
Milk Condenser to Rsium s.
by a vote o f 2 to 1, to indorse Presi although one rat infected with bu
Roseburg Electric Lin* Hinted.
Tbe Auction House
dent Taft or the action o f the Repub bonic plague has been caught on the
Lima, Peru — A terrific hurriean*
Newberg— Arrangement* have been
Salem— In a complaint filed by the
lican national convention held recently Pacific Coast since September, 1911, swept MoPando Friday morning. It perfected to resume operation* at tbe Oregon Electric in condemnation pro
in Chicago, the Republican state con positive diagnosis o f plague was made was preceded by suffocating heat. milk condenser here, which we* de ceedings against E. M. Crolsan and
vention o f South Dakota here adopted in the last week reported for 1912 in Wave* along the coast rose to a great stroyed by fir* several months ago. wife, plaintiff states that It intenda to
a platform which makes no mention o f 27 ground squirrels o f Contra Coats height, and 25 launches and other This I* deemed e matter o f much im construct its line from Salem to Rose-
0. M. Sanford, Proprietor
Taft or national iseoea. Tbe conven and Alameda counties. The last esse •mall craft were wrecked
Within portance to Newberg, as the Chehalem burg, which indicates that tbe
tion elected five presidential electors o f bubonic plague in a human subject tbe town thousands o f window* were volley is i famous dairy section and extension will be by no
Telephone 721
waa reported in Sen Joaquin eocaty.
bearing the Roosevelt label.
destroyed and many bouace unroofed.
the condenser established a good trad*. final southern Invuion o f that road.
Struggle^Third Longest in History and
Break Cam e Suddenly.
J. L. HILL
Kuratli Bros.
New and Second Hand Goods