FOREST GROVE PRESS. FOREST GROVE, OREGON. THURSDAY JULY 24, 1913.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
WISCONSIN TOWN
WAKES Iff FAMOUS
John Mouiag of Portland was nom­
inated by the president to be United
Events Occurring Throughout States marshal for the district of Ore­ Parcel Post Rates Will Cheaper
gon.
the State During the Fast
With a $30 drying plant and a cheap
and Size of Packages In­
Woman’s Activities Frovidbd
stove, Charles Bales of Dorena, has
Week.
creased
to
20
Pounds.
solved tlte problem of marketing lo­
Paved Sireets and Bridge.
ganberries.
Governor West commuted the sen­ Washington.—Reduction in parcel
Sand In V.'atcr Kills Cows
Bend.—Sand 11 s an enemy of the tence of death imposed upon Jackson post rates within the first and second
dairyman has just hern discovered by F. Adams, convicted of killing Clinton zones, and Increases in the maximum
SHE AROUSED THE MEN
u Howell Untie rancher. A line dairy Chamberlain, in Clatsop county, to life weight of parcels and substitution of
i a new rate chart for the complicated
cow of his died suddenly and to deter­ imprisonment
mine the cause of her death he made 'I he bodies of C. B. Smith and wife, present map was ordered by Postmast­ R aised M o ney F o r T o w n Im p r o v e m e n t
an examination and found that there who perished in a blizzard on Mount er General Burleson to take effect Au­ by G iv in g P a r tie s — Proceeds D evoted
to C lea nin g Up Place and P a v in g the
was nearly a quart of fine sand be­ St. Helens, were both found after a gust 15.
M a i n Street.
tween the second and third stomachs. long search, and were brought to Port­ The rate of postage In the first zone
: is reduced from 5 cents for the first
Tlte cow had been drinking from shal­ land for interment.
low irrigation ditches, and the light Senator Lane, of Oregon, has the ap pound and 1 cent for each additional A woman lias put Wnukau on flu*
cents for the first nound map. Wnukau is in Wisconsin. It has
pumice sand had been so abundant In pointment of ¡mother cadet at Annap­ pound to 5 %
olis,
and
!.»
-
asked
President
Kerr,
of
and
1
cent
for each additional two a population nf less than .'.tut. but lie
the water as to accumulate and cause
death. Fine dairy stock previously the Oregon agricultural college, if he pounds. The miximum weight of pur- cause of the woman the less than 500
$ 1.000 bridge and sidewalk.
lost by other farmers is now believed will examine candidates for the place. ! cel post packages is increased from 11 hate a Peter
Maedougttll tlrst invoke to
to have died also from the same cause. Portlands wheat exports, for the to 2U pounds, hut only in the first and the Mrs.
the one bridge over Wttii-
fiscal year ended June 30 show an in­ second zones for the present. If this kau’s fact one that
street wasn't more than ball
works
out
the
maximum
will
be
made
crease
of
more
than
20
per
cent
over
Crawford Makes Ruling
a bridge after forty-live years of wear
everywhere.
Marsh field.-Attorney General Ctaw- those of the preceding year, accord­ 2Ü In pounds
tear and that the street wasn't
the insurance rate, orig- and
more than half a street because there
ford, in a written opinion sent to ing to figures made public by the de­ 1 Inally addition,
10 cents, will be reduced to 5 tvas nothing much hut Wisconsin clay
Judge Pennock, of Marshfield, holds partment of commerce.
that registration clerks, under the new Having exhausted the supply of cans cents on parcels up to the value of $25. to walk oil. The day she took this la
with that new se tse of eivle responsi
law, ennnot register voters in ether that, before the season opened, was B r y a n Proposes to Gu id e N i c a r a g u a j bllit.v
that Is developing in women ev-
deemed
¡imply
sufficient,
the
Eugene
precincts than the one in which they
A new policy toward Nicaragua, in­ ervwhere « is the day she began to
are appointed. The new law requires fruit growers’ cannery have started volving the virtual control of the af- i j act.
Stepping Into Bagley's. she talk
the registration clerks to give bond evaporating loganberries instead ol j fairs of that republic by a United ed with i ae general store man about
I
putting
them
up
in
syrup.
for $300 for the faithful performance
protectorate, similar to the probable cost and ways and means
The A1 Kader Temple, Sliriners, of States now trust
of their duties.
exercised over Cuba was out of raising the money. lie said it
Portland, has advised Secretary Frank 1 that
would cost more than she could ever
Meredith of the state fair board that lined by Secretary Bryan at a conter
but she tucked up a subscription
PATROL GOES TO TIMBER the shriners will be glad to accept euce with members of the senate lor get.
paper in the store, and the work of
eign
relations
committee.
Six H u n d r e d W a t c h e r s to Be In Ser- Saturday, October 4, as their special
building and sidewalk Uuildlng
Mr. Bryan's proposal, coming p . s a bridge
bad begun.
day at the state fair this year.
ice D u r in g N e x t Six H o t W e e k s
iurprise
to
members
of
the
committee,
Salem.—W ith the arrival of warm, The most recent and »proved min­ has been taken by many senatois as You may not know Wnukau. but you
know some place not unlike
dry weather hundreds of forest patrol­ ing apparatus, designed after the pat the first pronouncement of a general probably
Wnukau.
s o you know Just how hard
terns
now
in
use
in
the
Massachusetts
men are being sent into the timber
policy on the part of the administra­ It was to start something In Wnukau.
districts to keep a lookout for forest institute of technology, will be install­ tion to extend American control ever The
tlrst thing on the program was a
fires. State Forester Elliott states ed in the Oregon agricultural college the countries surrounding the Panama box social. A box social Is a party to
that over 600 men will patrol the for­ school of mines.
Canal, and to assure the stability of which every girl takes a lunch in ¡'
ests of the state during August. This A piece of currency Issued when the Central American republics and the box, mid the boxes are auctioned ofl
will be the largest number ever used United States was young is in the pos domination by the United States of to the men. The box social netted $25
came, and Ice cream socials
i session of G. H. Thomas of Portland.
in this service.
I their relations with other great pow­ got Summer
popular. Meantime the sidewall
The state forester is now appointing It is a three dollar bill issued nearly ers.
had been started, and by autumn tin
the federal patrolmen, whose salaries i century ago by the Hudson State M e x ic a n S i t u a t i o n A l a r m s O f f ic ia ls street
between Bagley's ami the depot,
tauk,
at
Hudson,
N.
Y.
and expenses are paid by the govern­
3 loo feet long, was paved
So delicate is the Mexican situation a and stretch
ment under the provisions of the A number of new courses in forestry
there
was $300 on hand, with a
and
mining,
as
well
as
a
reorganiza-
considered
in
official
circles
that
the
Weeks law. There will be 60 of them.
deli,
it
of
?S3
to lie made up. By now
One or more will be placed in every I tioti of the work offered In animal hus- White House issued the following nearly everybody In Wnukau was as
county w est of the Cascades, and one 1 bandry, are announced in the new cat­ statement to clear up misrepresent» ,'ull of fried chicken, deviled eggs,
in every county east of the Cascades alogue of the Oregon agricultural col­ tions.
¡•like and i e cream as the law allowed.
"On his attention being called to tlu Hid the winter's program had to show
which has sufficient timber to war­ lege.
rant it. The state force consists of The mayor, board of aldermen and following statements appearing in cer linage, i .rs. Macdougall got a slight
27 men, a portion of whose salaries police at Medford made a raid on ev­ tain afternoon newspapers (1) that •arialion with a chicken pie social that
and expenses is paid by the forest fire ery rooming house in that southern the president had stated that he would Drought in $32. Then she got the
to make up among them
association. The other 500 or 600 Oregon city, with the result that no not recognize tlie Huerta administra­ schoolteachers
a
purse
of
$25.
Then site laid au old
evidence
of
wrongdoing
was
diseover-
tion
and
that
it
would
not
last
a
year;
men will be the patrolmen hired by
folks' dance that was so popular that
I ed.
! (2) that the president had stated that even
the associations.
violent storm could not keep
Annual reports from the county this country would establish a pro people a away.
result. $47.
B oa st Ge ts H i m B e h in d B ar s.
school superintendents of five coun- tectorate over all Central American Then she got Net
the ladies of the Worn
Roseburg. — Charles Howard of : ties, just received by the state school countries to guard the Panama Canal, in's Christian Temperance union to
Edenbower, who is under bonds for superintendent, show that in all of Secretary Tumulty stated that there have a sale of fancy articles and a
alleged bootlegging was arrested on them there are more boys attending was absolutely no foundation in truth leu cent supper, and that meant $37
a charge of contempt of court. He the public schools than girls.
mitfe. Then she had another old folks'
for either of I ho above statements."
boasted, it is said, that he could buy For the reason that he was a so
Reports of conditions surrounding dance Life in Waukau had become
intoxicating liquor at 14 places in cialist, Police Sergeant Andrew Sor­ the Huerta government in Mexico j just otic long gay whirl;,but. what with
Roseburg, which is a dry town. When enson was reduced summarily to the have put administration officials it. an | the entertainments and private sub­
scriptions and donations of tilings for
called before the grand jury he said ranks by Police Chief Clark at Port­ attitude of keenest apprehension to­ Mrs
Mm dongaII to sell, $1.200 had
it was true he could buy booze but he land, and was ordered to take an East ward the situation there. Advices
contributed, and Waukau had a
refused to name the places. He was Side territory until he becomes a pa­ which officials believe to be perfectly ; i been
-¡tone bridge and a cement sidewalk
fined $25 and ordered held in jail until trolman, July 20.
trustworthy seem to indicate that the from tlie depot to the bridge. More­
Sealed proposals will be received strife between the Huerta regime and over, the bridge lias n gas pipe railing,
he consented to tell.
at the office of the life saving service, tlte revolutionary elements is nearing tml the total cost of bridge and railing
E x ile d E d i t o r W i l l R e t u r n
Washington, I). C., for construction of a point where some definite conclusion was $315.
Salem.—Declaring that he was kid­ ten 36-fot self righting and self bail­ is to be reached.
The people over in “Canada." the part
naped and taken from Bandon, Dr. ing lifeboats with gasoline engines, N els o n and C la p p R e p ly to M u l h a l l ; of Waukau north of the bridge, came
lo Mrs. Macdougall for help. They
Bailey K. Leach, Socialist speaker and three of which are to be delivered at
Two senators. Nelson and Clapp, of wanted a sidewalk too. They needed
publisher, announced in an address Astoria.
Minnesota, took the stand before the it more than the other half because tin
here that he would return to that city A new machine for saving gold from committee
their colleagues Investi­ lay of their land was lower. Mrs. Mac
In several weeks. He said he would the black sands of the beach is being gating the of “lobby"
denied the | dougall began all over again. Again
resume the publication of his paper tried out in a cove near the entrance truth of statements and
made by Martin she fed Wintkauans oil chicken pie uiid
on ids return.
! of Coos Bay. It works on the centri­ M. Mulhall, all around field worker for l.-e cream. Again Waukau whirled in
fugal wheel principle, and is some- the National Association of Manufac- die dunce. When she had got together
$330 the Canada sidewalk was begun
BLUE SKY LAW IS REACHING 1 tiling on the order of a cream separ- I turers.
(I Isn't liuislied. and tlie money is not
ator.
In
letters
read
into
the
record
Mul­
S tatute
A p p lie s to
A ll
C o m p a n ie s
Harry Beard, formerly of Linn coun­ hall told of conversations with Senator In hand to pay for all of it. Mrs. Mac-
W i t h S e c u r it ie s to Sell.
Ion gall says t lint about $500 more Is
ty, has been sentenced at Roseburg to
Salem. —- Corporation Commissioner ten years in the Oregon penitentiary. Nelson—a member cf the lobby com­ needed She says getting money out of
mittee—in
relation
to
the
rejection
Waukau now is like getting blood out
Watson has announced that all com­ Beard had been paroled by Governor
panies with stocks or bonds to sell, West and went to Douglas county 1 early in 1909 of a bill amending the of ii turnip.
even though they are not offered at where he was convicted of stealing a Sherman anti-trust act by a senate Of course the men voters ef Wnukau
the present time, come within the pur­ horse while employed as a ranch hand. subcommittee, of which Mr. Nelson helped Mrs. .Macdougall materially in
all ibis. One gave her $15, one gave
view of the blue sky law. He said William L. Finley, state game ward­ was chairman.
her $2. an Omni merchant gave her 15
that the only investment companies en of Oregon is one of 15 ornitnolo- in one letter Mulhall spoke of being cents,
two of them gave her tlte gravel
introduced
to
Senator
Clapp
by
Mr.
that are exempt are those that have gists and leaders in bird protection
needed, a miisi Ian played at one of hei
Nelson
and
of
talking
with
both
men
Issued and sold all their securities. All who have been designated by the sec­
dances for nothing, a great many gave
companies, he holds, that have stocks retary of agriculture to advise him in about a recent decision under the promises, and any number gave advice,
Sherman
act.
or securities not contracted for prior the training regulations to make the
not forgetting Tom Malady, now ol
N a t i o n a l C a p i t a l B r e v iti e s
to Jirne 3 must live up to the provis­ new federal protection of game effec­
Elk River. Ida., lull once of Waukau
ions of the bill.
Washington advices say that both lie sent ii check for $25.
tive.
If any other woman who has ever
’t he petition of the squatters in the foreign and American commercial in­ faced
and sol vial a civic problem of
K l a m a t h Opposes R ev is io n
te
r
s
ts
are
clamoring
for
recognition
vicinity of Arrow, Lake county asking
this
constructive
nature knows of any
Klamath Falls.—The proposed fed­ that
Portland business interests by the United States of the Huerta new ways of raising money that might
eral legislation which would close the assist the
government
in
Mexico.
them in their effort to have the
work In Jaded Waukau. Mrs. Macdou­
season for duck hunting December 15,
in that section opened for home­ Président Wilson has selected Wil­ gall would like to get into immediate
Instead of February 15, as provided land
entry, has been taken up by the liam L. Chambers, of the District of coiiiniiinicqtioii with her.
by the state law. would cut out much stead
Portland
club, and every Columbia, to be commissioner of medi­
of fhe best part of the hunting season effort will commercial
Fo r S u n n y Spots.
be
made
to
hasten
the relief ation and conciliation under the New-
in this region. The Klamath Sports­ for which the settlers are asking.
lands act.
Among the many showy flowering i
men’s association has taken the mat­ Tassie Stewart, a director of the An official message was sent from plants for very dry places none ex- i
ter in hand and will press objections Miltcn Ditch company, was tried in Washington to Henry Lane Wilson, cds the common blue plumbago. It
to the undesirable features.
if we have another plant J-
Justice court and fined $10 and costs American ambassador to Mexico city, is Hint doubtful
will l il o s s o m s o freely under ex­
to
come
at
once
to
Washington.
for unlawfully opening the headgate
S hip s 109 C a r s of S t r a w b e r r i e s
hard conditions. Among her­
has signified its willingness tremely
baceous plants the common lavender
Hood River.—The strawberry ship- on his ditch to the detriment of the to Chile
consider
the
details
of
Secretary
I ing season has come to a close in the other water usprs in the community. Bryan's peace plan. It has become the e bl thrive under equally hard treat
l ood River valley and the records of This is the first time a conviction has 22d nation to endorse the plan in prin­ meat and lack of treatment. We ao
freely water polnsettins that one
the Apple Growers’ association show been secured this year under the oper­ ciple
world scarcely credit them with hedng
that 109 car loads have left Hood Riv- ation of the new water law of Oregon Representative Underwood of Ala­ nearly
the top of the list of drought
»r this season, which is the largest and much interest was shown in the bama. democratic house leader, has resistant at plants.
After the first year
case.
number of cars that have ever been
expressed satisfaction with the prog­ III the garden it really matters little
Expenditures
in
sight
indicate
that
shipped fromthis point.
whether thev are watered or not. In
the state of Oregon will have a deficit ress that Is now being made with the growing
and flowering season they are
new
tariff
law,
I
•
•
-*:W
of over $1,000,000 before any of the
Aphis Attacks Young Orchards
both
hungry
and thirsty and can safely
The
government
has
established
Monmouth.— Polk county's ycung next year's taxes are paid In April, hanking by mail In connection with lie watered and fertilized very heavily,
orchards of cherries and pears are according to a statement issued by the pestai savings bank system. De­ and with profit too. In strictly flower
again being molested with green arhis. State Treasurer Kay at Salem. With posits may be made and withdrawals plants the common petunia will bloom
The tiny pests appear on the ends of less than a half million dollars In the effected hereafter by mall, and an of­ profusely throughout our hottest and
the smallest limbs and do damage to general fund, this entire fund will be ficia! announcement to that effect is driest months without food or water,
such an extent that the leaves curl up. wiped out before August 10, aril the being sent to the postmasters through­ and seedling* seem to do as well when
left alone ns when too much coddled.—
t’herry trees especially are having a •tate will hare to begin paying ( per out the country.
Loa Angeles Times.
harl year for their foliage growth. cent interest.
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