FOREST GROVE PRESS
THURSDAY. AUGUST 28. 1913
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
MAURY I. DIGGS
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERALINTEREST
V ' a n t e d —The P r e s s desires
to secure a live correspondent in
every community in Washington
The recent election held at Molalla, cxinty. Send in your application
at once.
to decide whether the town should be­
Outlines
Events Occurring
Mexican
When in need o f some more
office
stationary call on the
PRESS job department. Envel­
opes, cards, letterheads, circular
letter?, hill heads etc.
BRIEF NEW S OF OREGON
come a municipality, resulted in a four
. to one vote In favor of Incorporation.
At Bonanza two big business build­
the State During the Past
Policy to House and Sen­
ings were destroyed by fire. They
Week.
were occupied by a general merchan­
ate Committees.
dise store, confectionery, drug sfor*
and barber shop.
Washington.— The policy of the
Girl Saved From Drowning F a t h e r
The Florence council is obtaining
United States was outlined to the
Eugene.— Rushing Into the swift estimates of the cost of water main,
members of two congi ^ssional com­
current of the Willamette river to her with a view to installing a 10 or 12
mittees of foreign relations at a con­
armpits, Mrs. E. C. Welch fought for Inch main through the business sec-
ference at the white house by Presi­
several minutes to rescue her 19-year- ! tion of town for fire protection.
dent Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
old daughter from the clutches of her
Reports from Baker say that on
The message prepared by the presi­
drowning husband.
Sitting on the September 1st the Oregon Mill A
dent on the Mexican situation receiv­
bank, she saw her husband suddenly Grain company and the Rock Creek
ed practically universal support. The
begin to drag the daughter, Eva Welch company, operating the two largest
course of this government will be one
whom he was teaching to swim, out flour mills in Baker county, will be
of non-interference, in the hope that
Into the deep current. Three times consolidated,
the effect of its present efforts and
she saw her sink. She pushed out a gree ¿>eing sustained.
the pressure of foreign governments
board, but the girl was unable to
Dr M. B. Marcellos, health officer
will constitute a moral suasion thut
grasp it. Then she herself plunged of Portland, has written to the state
ultimately will bring about peace in
in, and was successful, just as she railroad commission, asking th^f the
Mexico.
reached the last step she could have express companies be compelled to
The message makes it plain that
taken and still retained her feet.
adopt a more hygienic system of ship­
there will be no lifting of the em­
ping meats.
bargo on arm i; that no faction or
I. H. Van Winkle has been elected
LARGE CROP OF SU C K ER S
government in Mexico will be allowed
dean of the law department of W illam ­
to receive munitions of war from the
M a u r y I. D ig g s , o n e o f th e d e fe n d ­
G o v e r n m e n t A g e n t F i n d s 20,000 H a v e
ette university, at Salem, succeeding
United States. If necessary the pres­ a n t s In th e f a m o u s C a l if o r n ia w h ite
B e e n F o o le d b y C r o o k e d L o c a t o r s
Charles McNary, appointed as a su­
ident proposes to increase the Ameri­ s la v e ca se , w h o w a s c o n v ic t e d .
preme court Justice. The new dean
Portland.—
Investigation
of
fraudu­
can border patrol to enforce this
lent locators who located victims on was for eight years assistant attorney-
policy.
ANXIETY FELT IN MEXICO
tracts in the railroad land grant which general of Oregon.
It is a message of friendship, not
Redondo B. Sutton of Portland, has
was recently declared forfeited to the
hostility, and precedes a policy of S w i f t B r e a k P r e d ic t e d If C o n g r e s s D e ­
government will continue for several been commissioned a second lieuten­
absolute non-interference.
It pro­
b a te s P r e s id e n t ’s S t a t e m e n t .
weeks. The fraud has been so exten­ ant of coast artillery at Fort Monroe,
claim to the world the sympathetic
Mexico City.— The keenest anxiety
sive and there are so many victims Va. Sutton Is a West Point graduate,
feeling that the United States govern­ was manifested in the capital as to
and locators that the government au­ and a brother of the young marine of­
ment and the American people have what will be the development of the
thorities have a veritable mine of evi­ ficer who met an untimely death at
for their neighbors in the rebellion- undertaking of the United States gov­
j Annapolis three years ago.
dence.
torn
republic south of the Rio ernment in Mexico's internal affairs.
During the time the government was
Corporation license fees remaining
Grande. It records the views of the Mexico’s attitude is one of waiting,
preparing the bring suit for forfeiture unpaid in the state became delinquent
United States on constitutional gov­ while the people resident here, both
of the many millions of acres in the August 15, and Commissioner Watson
ernment, its unalterable opposition to native and foreign, are displaying deep
land grant, the country was flooded is checking over the list with a view
government set up by the irregular apprehension.
with the advertisements of men who to enforcing collection. Suits against
and arbitrary acts of ambitious indi­ * Rumors are that Huerta is still con­
offered to locate people on choice sec­ the delinquent companies will also
viduals and formally announces that sidering resigning in favor of General
tions which they could buy for $2.50 include a $100 penalty in each case.
the government of Victoriano Huerta Trevino, but there is no sound basis
an acre, either from the railroad or
Twenty-eight sections of timber land
shall not be recognized.
for this assertion. The public opinion the government, depending which won
in
the district lying southeast of Jew­
The United States had proposed is expressed here that there will be a
the suit. Thousands of people became ell, in Clatsop county, contain 948,375,-
that a constitutional election be held swift culmination of all peaceable re­
interested and accepted the offers. 000 feet of timber, according to the
and that Huerta should not be a can­ lations if congress is given an oppor­
There
then sprang up a crop of loca­ cruise returns filed with the county
didate. T o these suggestions, through tunity for free debate on President
tors, who would locate a victim on a assessor at Astoria. The banner sec­
which the United States believes Wilson’s statement of the facts in the
likely-looking tract of timber and tion of the district contains 82,290,000
peace could be restored, Huerta re­ case.
charge a substantia) fee for the trou­ i feet.
plied in the negative. Foreign gov­
A bern filled with hay and grain was
ernments generally since that rejec­ F l e i s h h a c k e r s B u y O u t P a t C a lh o u n ble. There are Instances where a doz­
en or even 20 people have been located fired and destroyed by a bolt of light­
tion have been active in support of
San Francisco.— The United Rail­
on the same Identical tract of timber, ning at Carson station, on the United
the American policy to persuade roads of San Francisco, held by the
and the locators charged anything Railway, 27 miles out of Portland, In
Huerta to yield.
United Railways Investment Company
| one of the worst electric storms ever
they could get.
of New Jersey, has been sold to a
W o r k on T a r if f B ill P r o g r e s s in g
As near as the officials have been ! known In that neighborhood. It was
Republican senators are giving evi­ local banking s? iicate, headed by able to learn, there have been 20,000 owned by Henry C. Carson, whose loss
Mortimer Fleishhacker, of the Anglo-
is $1500.
dence of tiring over continued fruit­
locations made.
An automobile owned and driven by
less opposition to the tariff schedule California and London Bank.
The United Railroads has been un­
and rapid progress is being made in
9,0C3,00O P o u n d s o f S a l m o n C a n n e d i W. W. Kent of Drain upset on the
der the personal management of Pat­
consideration of the bill.
Astotla.— The spring salmon fishing stage road 36 miles west of Roseburg,
The wool schedule has been dispos­ rick Calhoun, who broke the great season on the Columbia river, which j and Mrs. Mary Holyfield, mother of
ed of so far as it will be considered strike of 1907, and thereby incurred Just closed, will be the poorest In Mrs. Kent, was Instantly killed. Mrs.
by the senate in committee of the the hatred of all the labor unions of many years. This is especially true Kent sustained two fractures of the
San Francisco. This hatred has been
whole.
of the lower river district. Plants on arm, but her husband and three small
used to boom the project for the es­
children escaped unhurt.
the upper river did much better.
tablishment of several municipal rail­
Unless Governor West commutes his
W ith only a part of the free t1st. a
A conservative estimate of the
roads. which was submitted to the
portion of the paper schedule and the
amount put up places the canned pack sentence to life Imprisonment, Lem
people for vote on Tuesday.
sundries schedule remaining to be con­
at 230,000 cases, “ as they run,” or ap­ Woon, a Chinese, convicted In Port­
sidered In committee, democratic lead­
proximately 149,500 full cases. This land in 1908, of killing Le Tal Hoy,
ers expressed confidence that the In­
pack represents 9,000,000 pounds of will be hanged. A mandate of the su­
come tax would be disposed of be­
raw fish. The cold-storage pack totals preme court of the United States was
fore the end of the coming week.
about 3450 tierces of 80 0 pounds of received by the clerk of the state su­
Among the articles on the free list
cured fish, or a total of 4,895,000 preme court, the verdict of the Ore­
gon courts of murder in the first de-
ratified were agricultural Implements,
pounds.
M. A. Mayer, owner of the Mayer-
beet and sugar cane, machinery, alco­
Albany, N. Y.— Governor Sulzer
dale fruit farm, has shipped the first
hol, horses and mules and animals for
showed interest in the report from the
MAY0R CEN SO RS GOWNS
carload of prunes this season from
breeding, bibles, breads, biscuits and
assembly districts throughout the
Moaler. He has said his entire cl%p,
many others.
state, indicating that many of the up­ A lb e e S a y s “ L a t e M o d e l s F i n d F a v o r estimated at 6000 crates, to a New
A m e n d m e n t M a d e t o C u r r e n c y B ill.
In
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state assemblymen who had opposed
York firm. The Mosler prune crop Is
Portland.— Replying to a letter from
The agricultural currency amend­ his direct primary bill or had voted
not so large as that of last year, but
a
young
woman
who
requested
that
ment to the administration currency for impeachment were being refused
is of better quality, and is command­
bill was adopted by the house Demo­ designation by their party committees. he help her choose her fall gowns, to ing prices very satisfactory to the
cratic caucus. A fter several prelim­ The governor declined to comment on Insure against purchase of any that growers.
inary skirmishes. In which other any of the changes being wrought in would violate his “ X-ray” proscription. i Identified as "Y ellow Bill” or J. B.
amendments were beaten, the caucus, the personnel of the assembly, but Mayor Albee Issued an open reply de­ Allison, one of the best known yegg-
without a dissenting vote, adopted an I seemed to take It for granted that pub­ fending his order to the police to ar­ raen and holdup artists on the crime
amendment agreed to both by the lic sentiment was strongly liS his fav­ rest all wearers o f immodest gowns.
calendar, the body of Joe Barron, the
"You will surely excuse this appeal"
"Insurgent" contingent and the bank­ or.
man who was shot In the holdup of
The most significant changes in the wrote the mayor’s fair questioner,
ing and currency committee, to put
the 8oo-8pokane train at Portland, and
whose
name
the
mayor
withholds,
"as
designations
for
the
assembly
is
con­
paper based on agricultural products
who died the following day without
on the same basis as commercial pa­ sidered the turn-down of Assembly- the notice did not give exact Informa­ making known his identity, will be
tion
In
regard
to
the
length
and
width.
man
T.
K.
Smith
for
another
term
by
per for banking purposes.
It also
held at the morgue until further de­
would extend the maturity of notes Francis A. Hendricks, the Onondaga As I am about to do my fall shopping tails are received of his complete rec­
and bills admitted to discount, under county Republican leader. Smith was and afraid to transgress in the matter ord.
the amendment, to 90 days. Instead one of the seven Republican members of cut and style, would you kindly ac­
Announcement has been made at
of the originally proposed 60 days. who voted to Impeach Governor Sul­ company me and help me to select
Marshfield that the Southern Pacific
proper
apparel?”
zer
and
Is
now
serving
his
third
term
This action disposed of the last of
railroad company Is arranging to de­
"It probably is not known to the
the big controversial Issues In the ad­ from a strong Republican district.
velop the coal fields of Coos county.
good
wome.
of
the
city,
some
of
whom
ministration currency hill.
Oregon towns now using coal from
S u l z e r 's E n e m i e s N o w U n d e r F ir e . have adopted various of the late mod­
N a t io n a l C a p i t a l B r e v i t i e s
Washington, Wyoming and
Utah
New .York.— The
indictment
of els of dress for street attire, that the
Figures gathered by the federal Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam­ most of these 'late affairs’ find favor mines can be supplied, it Is said, with
quarantine board of the department of many Hall; Aaron J. Levy, leader of In the undreworld, where the unfor­ Coos county coal at a large saving fti
agriculture show that during the past the Democratic majority in the as­ tunates who live there have seized | freight expense. The Southern Paci-
fiscal years 3.779,041 growing trees sembly. and James Frawley, chair­ upon them ** a means for furthering I ’ lc owns the Beaver Hill mine, the
and 15,040 pounds of tree seeds were man of the committee which Investi­ their illegal usiness," says the mayor ’argest producer in the Coos Baly field
here It Is sinking a shaft.
Imported into the United States.
gated Governor Sulzer’s campaign
Frank G. Swaggart and Sam McGee,
That the work of installing demo- contributions, has been requested of
THE M A R K E T S .
wo campers in Wallowa county, were
g-ats in federal offices in place of re
the district attorneys of New York
P o r t la n d .
treed by a bear in the north woods
publicans Is proceeding at a rapid and Albany counties by Lynn J. A r­
V. beat. New Crop— Club, 79c; blue- near Enterprise. They fired at the
rate is shown by the nominations nold, of Albany, an ardent Sulzer sup­
tern, 83c; red Russian, 79c.
animal, but it paid no attention to
which have been sent to the sénat'
porter.
I'a y — Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
their bullets, and charged straight for
since President Wilson took offlc»
i utter— Creamery, 32c.
i them. Each sought a friendly tree and
These nominations number approxi
R a n k s o f V o t e r s M a y be D o u b le d
:ggs— Candled, 28c; ranch, 22c.
remained in its branches during a
mately 3000 and of these about 200'
Salem.— That the enfranchisement
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 16c; VVil- drenching rain, while bruin stood
Not one solitary amendment to the of women may be double the tojal reg
amette valley, 19c.
guard beneath. Tiring of tts vigil,
curretvy hill proposed at the Chicago istration in Oregon is the belief of the
the bear finally ambled off Into the
bankers' conference will be accepted men who have made a study of regis­
S e a ttle .
by the administration. This was most tration figures in Secretary of State
Wheat, New Crop— Bluestem, 84e; woods and the campers escaped, rac­
ing back to camp with such speed that
emphatically declared by Chairma■ Olcott's office. The conclusions are ! c'.ub, 79c; red Russian. 77c.
Glass, of the house banking comm!'
Hav— Timothy, $17 per ton, alfalfa they cltared a five-rail fence, it le
based on reports of registrations from
said. Next day they returned for their
tee, coauthor of the "admlnlstratloi’
513 per ton.
the various counties frem June 3 to
hats.
measure.
I
'tga— 28 c.
August 16.
President
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OR EG O N
A G R IC U LTU R A L
C O L LE G E
S. A. WALKER
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T E A C H E R ’S C O U R S E S in manual
training, agriculture, domestic science
and art.
M U S I C , including piano, string, band
inatrumenta and voice culture.
1st Ave. N., near Main St.
\*e are prepared to do
the very best o f all
kind o f shoe work.
UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY
Special attention given
to crippled feet.
A
B E A U T I F U L « O O K L E T entitled
“ T hu E n r ic h m e n t o f K v r a l L i f e ”
and a C a t a l o g u e w ill be mailed free
on application.
Address H. M. T e n n a n t , Registrar,
E w - M Iu H )
Corvallis, Oregon.
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Put that Property You
Want to Sell
“ Under the
Spot-Light! ”
A D V E R T IS E I T ! Not once,
timidly and penny-wise ! But
as often as needed a n d a
showing of FAC TS about it
which will unfailingly interest
the probable purchaser! Make
'i t the best advertised r e a l
estate in the city - fo r a little
while—and your buyer will
seek you out and quickly close
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p a t r o n s in B e a v e r t o n , E lm o n ic a ,
O ren co ,
H ills b o r o ,
C o r n e liu s ,
F o re s t G r o v e , G a s t o n , D ille y a n d
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and
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m o to rs.
Phone Main 922 Hillsboro for particulars and
our representative will call.