FOREST GROVE PRESS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913
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now takes the place of all
other musical insuruments.
With all the improvements,
and the highest of perfection
to which they have attained,
yet the prices have steadily
been lowered until now it is
within reach of every family
to have a first-class COLUM
BIA GRAPHOPHONE and a
fine selection of Double Disc
Records.
Only a $5 bill down! You
have the use of the machine
while you are paving the rest
at SI.00 per week.
We are exclusive agents for
the COLUMBIA.
Littler’s Pharm acy
THE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST
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NEWS FROM OUR
GOVERNOR SOLZER
OREGON NEWS NOTES
NATIONAL
CAPITAL
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STAND TRIAL I OF GENERAUNTEREST
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'th e w ar d e p a rtm e n t h as been asked
THE BOOK STORE
by financial in te re sts of W all s tre e t
is receiving new goods every day
to in crease th e num ber of soldiers on
for the fall trade. Have already G overnor's island. It is feared th a t
in a large display of new books, violence may re su lt from m obs ajid
by the most popular authors, j foreign uprisings. The Island la naas
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Desire to Talk Will Prolong the M0tj0n 0f Counsel to Dismiss Events Occurring Throughout Also a fine line of box stationary th e fin an cial cen ter.
Passage of Currency Bill
Proceedings Overruled by
the State During the Past ! and pound paper. Call and see
S. A. WALKER
H. L1DYARD
| us. H. R. Bernard Proprietor
at Special Sescion.
a y0j e cf 5J
Week.
W ashington.—T h e re Is no reaso n to
doubt th a t co n g ress will p ass a c u r
rency bill. In a form a c cep tab le to
P re sid e n t W ilson, but th e re will be a
g re a t deal of su rp rise if th e cu rren cy
bill p asses us soon a s th e p re sid e n t
w ishes; th a t is, a t th e p re s e n t special
session. T h e p re sid e n t u n q u estio n
ably has th e d em o cratic m a jo rity in
both se n a te an d house w orking In
co m plete harm o n y w ith his leg islativ e
plans, and from th a t m ajo rity he can
get exactly w hat he w a n ts in th e way
of legislatio n . T h e m ajo rity , how
ever, can n o t fix th e tim e for voting
; In th e se n a te , and for th a t reaso n the
1 p resid e n t Is lik ely to be disap p o in ted
over th e delay in co m p letin g th e
Glass-Owen bill.
U n d er th e ru le s of th e sen a te , de
b ate in th a t body c an n o t be lim ited,
even by th e p a rty in pow er, and a
vote can n o t be forced ex cep t by u n an i
m ous consent.
F rom p re se n t In dications a g re a t
m any d em o crats, as well a s m ost re
p ublicans in th e sen ate, will d esire to
sp eak on th e cu rren cy bill. W ith th e
gen eral d esire to ta lk it w ill be d iffi
cu lt to g et a vote on th e currency
t i l l w ithin tw o m onths, and th e re |
will n o t be tw o m o n th s rem ain in g
a fte r th e c u rren cy bill is re p o rte d to
th e senate,
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A lbany, N. Y.—G overnor W illiam
S u lie r m u it go to « trial. T h is w as
decided by th e high c o u rt of Im peach
m ent w hen, by a vote o f 51 to 1, its
m em bers o v erru led th e m otion of th e
g o v ern o r's counsel to d ism iss th e p ro
ceedings on th e ground th a t he w as
u n c o n stitu tio n a lly Im peached by th e
assem b ly becau se th a t body w as In
e x tra sessio n w hen th e Im peachm ent
w as brought.
T h e g o v ern o r's defer* w as th e se c
ond th a t h as m ark ed th e b a ttle waged
by hts a tto rn e y s to an n ih ila te , as fa r
as possible, th e im p each m en t p ro ceed
ings. L a st w eek th e c o u rt th w a rte d
th e ir a tte m p t to p re v e n t four se n a to rs
from sittin g a s m em bers. T h e ir re
m aining a m m u n itio n c o n sists of arg u
m en ts to prove th a t c e rta in of th é of
fen ses ch arg ed a g a in s t th e g o v ern o r
a re n o t im peachable.
T h e opinion in su b sta n c e w as th a t
th e provision of th e c o n stitu tio n which
lim ited th e a c ts of th e le g isla tu re in
e x tra session to such su b je c ts a s w ere
recom m ended to it by th e g o v ern o r
shot.id be given a rea so n a b le c o n stru c
tion.
MRS.
WILSON
CONTESTANT
E m ergency Board W ill Meet.
Salem .—C om plying w ith th e request
of G overnor W est, a m eeting of the
em ergency board has been called by
S e c re ta ry of S tate Ben W. O lcott, sec
re ta ry of th e board. T he m eeting Is
called to a c t on a req u est of the gov
ern o r fo r funds to continue his law-
en fo rcem en t activities.
T he $1000
ap p ro p ria te d by th e leg islatu re has
been exh au sted , and the governor
s ta te s h is law enforcem ent work ca n
not c o n tin u e unless h is em ergency
board, w hich wag c reated by the last
leg islatu re, authorizes his office to In
cu r a deficiency.
WALKER & UDYARD
CANNING PEACHES
We will have the very best
canners on about August, 30th
at the Lowest Possible Price;
Crawfords, Elbertas, and Char-
lotts, Oregon grown, direct to us
j from the grower. Leave your
order now. For satisfaction and
quality phone 061, Schultz Pure
Food Marken and Grocery.
Coos Potato Crop a Bumper.
M arshfield.—Coos county ran ch ers
say th a t they will have one of the
la rg e st cro p s of potato es they have
ev er had. T he potato h a rv e s t h ere Is
now a t its height and th e ran ch ers
a re h aving difficulty in g ettin g enough
m en to g a th e r th e bum per crop of
spuds. N ot only Is th e crop large but
th e q u ality is m uch b e tte r th an th e
average.
la«.
T h e c u rre n c y bill h as passed th e
house by a v ote of 286 to 84. T he
m easu re goes to th e se n a te w ith P re s
id en t
W ilso n 's
en d o rsem en t.
All
am e n d m e n ts offered by th e m in o rity
a re rejected .
A cam p aig n to ra ise th e P ro g res
sive p a rty stre n g th in th e h o u se h as
been sta rte d . N in eteen p ro g ressiv es
of th e house an d S e n a to r M iles P oin
d e x te r w ere nam ed on th e co m m ittee,
w ith R e p re se n ta tiv e R in eb au g h as
ch airm an .
E x h ib its in te n d e d fe r th e P anam a-
Pacific exposition of 1915 m ay now en
te r th e U nited S ta te s d u ty free. P re s i
d e n t W ilson signed th e bill en a c tin g
into law th is ex ception to th e e x istin g
ta riff law.
UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY
Special attention given
to crippled feet.
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WOMAN KILLS INTRUDER
G ood s th at are R ig h t at
Victim
in Bend Home Found W ith
H ead Pillowed on Pan.
Bend.— Tom o S ealpara w as shot and
killed by Mrs. P e te r Rlzzl u n d er c ir
cu m stan ces w hich a re som ew hat puz
zling to th e au th o rities. Rlzzi re
tu rn ed to d in n er and found S ealpara
dead on th e floor, his b re a s t to rn by
shot and h is head pillow ed on a tin
pan.
Mrs. Rizzl said she had shot S eal
p ara for m aking im proper rem ark s to
her, a fte r which, she said, she took her
baby an d fled. Rizzl say s th e tin pan
w as u n d e r th e slain m an 's head when
he en te re d the room. Mrs. Rlzzi says
she d o esn ’t know how it got there.
P rices that are R igh t
P ianos a t F a c to ry P rices
Forest Grove
Pacific D rug Co.
Forest Grove
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f f Main Street
F,
Main Street Garage
A u to R ep airin g, V u lc a n iz in g and
G en eral M ach in e W ork . S to r a g e
and S u p p lies. P h o n e M ain 6 2 X
W. A. CHALMERS,
Main Street, Forest Grove.
WASHINGTON - OREGON
CORPORATION
will
Beginning June 1st give to its
patrons in Beaverton, Elmonica,
Orenco, Hillsboro, Cornelius,
Forest Grove, Gaston, Dilley and
all country lines a
S ilver T ea S et It T rophy.
'Pfitom — Is"sc E. S ta p le s of Port
d has offered a silv er tea set t<
> in h ib ito r of th e b e st equipped nr-
«p..> ap p e a rin g herd of five Jers<
in e rh ib lte d a t the O regon S ta t'
■f : em ber 29 to O ctober 4. T h '
t m eat Include th e h erd sm a’
s end gen eral ap p earan ce, hot
the b rn and in th e show ring.
Electric rate
cn all cooking and heating ap
pliances and small domestic
motors.
Indians P ut on Show.
r-’r Ms C itv —Jo h n W illiam s and hlf
d of S iletz Indian* gave a real In
,n’i show In W ag n er hall to a larg<
uc nee. T he perform ance c o n s 'r to
of a num ber of c h a ra c te ristic Indian
dar.ee«, songs, and o th e r stu n ta In por
tra y a l of th e Indian In b is n ativ e state.
B ears B other Bay City.
Pay C ity.—Five b ears In eight days
Is th e record c a p tu re m ade by Sal
Shiftm an on his place, less th an one-
q u a rte r m ile from th e c e n te r of th is
town. T ra p s se t In an o rch ard a sh o rt
d istan ce from th e houae w ere th e
r-.. ■ ■_? for t r u l n ’a undoing.
Now
K o d a k s a n d S u p p lies
COLOMBIA DEALS
WITH GREAT BRITAIN
B aggagem an Dies A fter A ccident on
G reat N o rth ern .
E v e re tt,
W ash.— F ifte e n
p erso n s
w ere In ju red , one fatally , w hen ad
a x '" of th e locom otive te n d e r of G reat
N o rth e rn eaatb o u n d o v erlan d train
No. 4 broke w hile th e tra in w as n e a r
M ukilteo, a few milcL south of E v e r
e tt
A. W. S m ith , a b ag g ag em an and ex
p ress m e sse n g e r of th e e a stb o u rd
o v erlan d tra in , w ho w as in ju re d In
te rn a lly , died.
H is fam ily lives In
W h itcfish , Mont.
T h e co llap se of th e ax le w as follow
ed by th e d itc h in g o f th e locom otive,
te n d e r and b ag g ag e car.
B efore a
flagm an could be se n t back to p ost
a w arn in g sig n al, w estbound o verland
No. 3 cam e alo n e a t full speed on th e
o th e r tra c k . Som e of th e w reckag
of th e locom otive a n d bagga™» c ' -
lay on th e o th e r tra c k and th e S eattle-
bound tra in c ra sh e d in to It. Most of
th e d am ag e w as in th e easlb o u n d
We are prepared to do
the very best of all
kind of shoe work.
win
T a ritf Bill May Bring T rad e W ar.
A p prehension lest th e D em ocratic
ta riff bill lead foreign n a tio n s to im
pose ta riff p e n a ltie s a g a in s t th e U n it
ed S ta te s as soon a s th e new law goes
into effect cau sed a d m in istra tio n and
se n a te lea d e rs to plan th e Introduc
tion of a jo in t re so lu tio n in congress
m aking specific provision for th e con
tin u a tio n of ex istin g re la tio n s w ith all
c o u n trie s u n til P re s id e n t W ilson h as
tim e to n e g o tia te new tra d e a g re e
m ents.
T he se rio u sn e ss of th e situ a tio n
w as im p ressed on C h airm an Sim m ons,
of th e se n a te fin an ce co m m ittee, by
s ta te d e p a rtm e n t officials.
It w as
pointed ou t th a t th e tra d e re la tio n s
esta b lish e d by P re sid e n t T a ft’s p ro
clam atio n s u n d e r th e Payne-A ldrich
law of 1909 would te rm in a te a s soon
as th e new law becom es effective, an d
th a t th e U nited S ta te s th e n would
face th e p o ssib ility of h av in g h ig h er
ta riff ra te s applied a g a in s t its ex p o rts
by m any co u n tries.
Alcohol D uty Favored.
N orth Bend Identifies Man.
W ashington.— T he re p o rt th a t P e a r
T h e ta riff c o n ferees h av e ag re e d to son & Son, th e g re a t E n g lish firm of
N orth Bend.— Chief of Police An
S e n a to r L a n e ’s proposal to m ake m ore c o n tra c to rs a n d ex p lo iters, w ith Its derson has Identified C harles H.
libera! th e re g u la tio n s co n cern in g th e 8 ignificant r e ia t ions to th e B ritish Stone, w ho w as a rre s te d In San F ra n
m a n u fa c tu re of d e n a tu re d alcohol g o v ern m en t itself, h ad o b tain ed a gi- cisco recen tly on a w hite slavery
w ith a view to fa c ilita te its m anufac g a.itic concession for th e e x p lo itatio n s charge, as L. A. Frey, a form er no rth
| tu re by fa rm e rs from th e ir w a ste prod of 0 o lo m b ;. . g n a tu ra l re80urces. in end councilm an and clo th in g dealer.
ucts.
\o lv in g th e rig h t to c o n stru c t docks
It is also p ossible th a t a sm all duty, quays, railw ay s and can als, aro u se s
for w hich S e n a to r L ane h as c o n te n d in te n se In te re st, n o t to say keen co n SMOOTH BUNCO OPERATOR
ed, m ay also be a ssessed . If th is is cern , here.
Man C o n tracts to Buy H orses, C ashes
done. S e n a to r L ane believes Im p o rts
T he m a tte r Involves th e acq u isitio n | Many C hecks and T hen D isappears.
tlons will provide a m a te ria l am o u n t by E nglish c o n c e ssio n a rie s of tra c ts
T he D alles.— One of th e sm oothest
of rev en u e and co n sid erab ly aid farm of land and h a rb o r w orks in th e Gulf bunco m en w ho ev er o p erated here left
e rs and o th e r d om estic m a n u fa c tu re rs of D arien, a sto n e 's th row from th e th is city w ith $60. w hich he Is alleged
of th e product.
P an am a can al, and sp ecial In te re sts to have frau d u len tly secured from
S lav ery Comm on In P h ilip p in es.
along th e A tra to riv e r, a w aterw ay p ro m in en t local b u sin ess m en by
S e c re ta ry G arriso n had b efo re him w hich form s a p a rt of th e Bite of th e m eans of w o rth less checks. He also
a P h ilip p in e slav ery re p o rt by W. H. C olom bian ro u te fo r an isth m ia n ca left 20 of th e fin est h o rses th a t could
be found In th is and K lic k ita t county,
Phipps, a u d ito r for th e islan d s, b ack ual.
ing up th e s ta rtlin g c h a rg e s of Dean
T h e question w ould n o t be so sig W ashington, a t a feed yard. He o r
W o rcester. It c ite s d e ta ils of m any n ific a n t w ere It n o t fo r th e fa c t th a t dered th e ho rses delivered to him at
cases of boys an d g irls sold in to Slav- { th e concession also in clu d es th e con th e feed yard, and som e of th e ra n ch
erv a t p ric ' * ra n g in g from $60 to $100 stru c tlo n of railw ay s, docks, quays e rs w ent to th e tro u b le and expense
and cays th a t h e a d s of sav ag e fam ilies and "c a n a ls," th e la st nam ed b eing of ol driving 16 m iles, th a t they m ight
sell th e ir d a u g h te rs and re g a rd the 'h e g re a te s t sig n ifican ce. T h a t fea | deliver the an im als and consum m ate
p ra c tic e a s rig h t.
tu re of th e concession m ig h t be con the, expected sales.
“ I have r i h esita n c y in sa y in g the* sid ered E n g la n d 's a n sw e r to th e Pan- • O fficers say th e s tra n g e r n ever had
I th in k th e c h a rg e s of S e c re ta ry W or am a can al to lls q u estio n , th e A m eri any in ten tio n of buying th e horses,
c e ste r th a t slav ery e x ists in th e Phil- j can a ttitu d e co n c e rn in g w hich has but n eg o tiated for them in o rd er to
ipp in es a re su s ta in e d ,” sa y s Mr. ; cau sed keen d is sa tisfa c tio n In G reat gain th e confidence of local business
men whom he induced to cash his
P hipps.
B ritain.
w orthless checks.
N ational C apital B revities.
15 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK
1st Ave. N., near Main St.
TO TRADE WITH US
E rro r in P u b licatio n of E n try It Dis
covered.
L cs A ngeles.— Mrs. W oodrow W il
son, wife o? th e p re sid e n t of th e U n it
ed S tates, w as a d e se rt en try m a n for
a p a rt of th e d a te lan d s In th e S alton
Sea basin of th e Im p eria l valley, un til
che w as n otified by th e local land
office th a t th e e n try had been c a n
celled.
An e rro r in p u b licatio n of first
e n try w as d iscovered, and a correc
tion w as o rd ered by th e land office
b u t ag ain In stru c tio n s w ere n o t fol
low ed, and, In th e c o u rse of tim e, Mrs.
W ilson w as notified th a t th e hom e
Two M eet D eath on S nake Bridge.
stead had been cancelled.
O ntario.— On h e r w ay to P a y e tte to
h e r p etitio n filed h e re th e first
lady of th e land see k s to gain posses- pass th e n ig h t w ith frien d s a fte r a t
rlon of h e r d ate acre a g e thro u g h p ro p ten d in g th e fair h ere, M rs. Jo h n E r
win, living one and one-half m iles
e r publication.
from B ro g a n ,'O r., and h e r son m et
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death w hen a w estbound freig h t tra in ,
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cro ssin g th e S nake riv e r bridge, ran
down th e w om an and h e r tw o ch il
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dren. T he d au g h ter, D aisy, aged 7,
w as seriously Injured.
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N avies of th e w orld w ill b e Invited
to jo in In a g re a t d e m o n stra tio n a t
H am pton R oads to c e le b ra te th e open
ing of th e P a n a m a canal.
C oinage ch a n g e s in th e new nickel
have led m any people to believ e th a t
th e coins a re c o u n te rfe it. T he U nited
S ta te s tre a su ry d e p a rtm e n t gives a s
su ra n c e th a t th e new nickel Is genu-
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