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Collector Dooo Not Want Gov
ernorship of New York.
Nomination Likely.
The finest line of W ash Suits
BEVERLY, Mass.—William Loeb,
Jr., Collector of the Port of New
York, frankly told President Taft
Monday that he would rather remain
at his poet In the customs service
than to run tor Governor of New
.York this falL
The President has frankly told Mr.
Loeb that the Republican nomination
seemed to be coming his way and that
ft would take more than a fishing trip
to the Rocky Mountains to stop It
The ex-secretary to President Roose
velt left Beverly Hills for New York,
leaving the Impression here that If it
bpcame necessary for him to take the
Republican nomination he would do
so and make a whirlwind campaign.
in the City from
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THE TAILOR
WASHINGTON, D. C., NOTES
Remember only 2 more weeks
of the Piano Contest
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“That Loving Melody Rubinstein W rote.'
“Silver B ell"
“ By the Light of the Silvery Moon”
“Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet”
A ll o f our Ladies’
Children’s and
Men’s summer Oxfords at reduced
prices.
84.00 Regular Sale 83.45
3.75
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3.25
3.50
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3.10
Confectionery
Soda, Ice Cream, Candies, Cigara~and
Tobacco. Stationery— A ll the Latest
Magazines.
Baroness de la Roche, driving a
Voisin biplane, at Rhelms, France, lost
her nerve at a heigh of 50 meters,
shut off the power and fell with her
machine to the ground. Her legs and
arms were broken and ahe suffered
severe contusions.
Joseph Smith, president of the Mor
mon Church o f Utah, waa a passenger
on the liner Vaderland, which sailed
for Pover and Antwerp.
A great scandal, involving ex-Pre-,
mier George Clemenceau, has broken
out in connection with the trt&l of
Henri
Rochellel the
well-known
French promoter, whose financial In
stitutions, the Franco-Spanish bank
and the Credit Minier, were closed In
March, 1908, when Rochelle was ar
rested on charges of extensive swind
ling. The testimony shows that im
mense sums of money were made by
speculators Immediately before the
failure.
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger
has started on a trip of Inspection
westward, which may cover a period
of several months. He Is accompanied
by E. C. Finney, assistant to the sec
retary and a stenographer.
Governor Stubbs received a tele
gram from Theodore Roosevelt, fix
ing the day of his one Kansas speech
at August 31. He will speak at the
John Brown celebration at Ossawa-
tomle, Kan.
Declaring that some companies en
gaged In the planting of the eucalyp
tus tree in this country have endeav
ored to place the government behind
exaggerated statements as to the pos
sible results, Forester Graves has Is
sued a warning to the public against
extravagant predictions.
Postmaster-General Hitchcock has
expressed the opinion that'no postal
savings bank could be established be
fore January 1, 1911.
Controller of the Treasury Trace-
well has rendered a decision holding
la effect that In the future he will not
allow expenses- of office deputies In
serving John Doe warrant*. The issue
camp before him on an appeal by
Marshal P. M. Long, of the northern
district of Alabama, from a ruling by
the auditor of the state and other de
partments In disallowing traveling ex
penses Incurred • In endeavoring to
nerve such warants in internal rev
enue cases where the effort to arrest
Was unsuccessful.
The proposal to transport freight by
airship from Arisons to New Mexico
will have the effect of bringing the
United States and Mexico into an
early agreement relative to the first
Highest Prices Paid For
W ool-and Mohair
IM PO RTANT NOTICE
Do not bring in damp or wet wooL See
that all tags and dirt are removed. Do
not tie fleeces with cicil or binding twine
On account o f serioùs losses sustained on last
season's clip for the above reasons, dealers
have sent out strict instructions to buyers to
dock all wool tied with binding twine or that is
damp or dirty. -
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C beh alem V a i l
NEW BERG, OREGON
meat has approved In a general way
the original draft of the treaty which
Ambassador de la Barra suggested to
8eoretary Knox.
T h e Newberg Manufacturing and
Administration Men Char
Pinchotites With ‘Packing’
Congress at St. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Minn.—Charges that the
national conservation program, for the
eeaalaon here in September, has been
"packed”
with
anti-administration
speakers, has created a furore in St.
Paul. Governor A. O. Eberhardt, dis
cussing the situation, aald:
T think the men at the head of the
movement for the congress here are
fair-minded enough to change the pro
gram if It la not properly balanced.”
The "admlnlstratkralsta” want Sena
tor Nelson, and possibly President
Taft, placed on the list of speakers,
but It Is not probable that the presi
dent would consent,* because his at
titude might ba misconstrued.
The squabble that haa arisen here
campaign.
gives rise to the fear that the con
The meeting waa avowedly the chris gress may be moved to Denver or Kan
tening of the newly organised "prog sas City, both of which have made
ressive Republican” movement In Ohio strong bids for i t
and Its slogan aa announced by Mr.
Garfield Is “ Manhood first and prop
Charlton May Go Froo.
erty second.”
WASHINGTON. D. C.— Porter Chari-
ton, who la under arrest at Hoboken,
charged with the murder of his wife
at Lake Como, Italy, will not be sur
Portland.
rendered In response to a request
made by the Italian government for
hla extradition to Italy for trial. The
present intention of officers of the
State Department la to decline to sur
render him. This means that Charle-
ton will go free, as there Is no court
In this country with Jurisdiction to
Gold Find Arouses Town
MARSHFIELD, Ore.— It is reported
here that there has been much gold
nominal
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 14017c per found In the mountain about 30 miles
Southeast of Myrtle Point. There is
pound.
a rush of people from Myrtle Point to
Mohair—32e38c
the supposed rich diatrlct
Beattie.
For many years mining has been
carried
on In that part of the state,
Wheat— Blustem, 87o; club, 83o;
but
never
has paid well.
red Ruaslan, 80c.
Oats— 128 per ton.
Socialist Ticket Will Bo Named.
Barley— $81 per ton.
KLAMATH FALLS— For the first
‘ Hay—Timothy, |36 per ton; alfalfa.
time In the history of the county e
|1< per ton.
Butter— Washington Creamery, Sie; Socialist tleket will be In the polit
ical field here during the coming
raaeh, 13c.
Eggs— Selected local. Mo.
Construction Co
For the Best Prices oil the Best
W indows. Doors, Interior and Exterior Finish,
Mouldings, Building Stone, Cabinet W ork,
Store Fixtures and General Mill W ork
C. B. CUMMINGS
THE HOUSE
FU RN ISH ER
W e have in stock a complete line o f Furniture,
Paint, W all Paper, Picture Moulding, Glass,
Heaters and Ranges. W e are always pleased to
show our goods.
C- B. Cummings, Newberg, Or
A t this store w e do not m erely carry a
line of things “ just as good” as other
things w hich you kn ow to be good. W e
carry the things them selves.
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