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T h E N EW B E RÜ O R A PH IC , September Is, 1910
Aviator Breaks World’s Record, Than
Drops and May Be Fatally Hurt.
SACRAMENTO, C a l—Charlea K.
Hamilton, the aviator, was seriously,
if not fatally, injured when his Cur­
Chronicle of Important Events tiss biplane, "Hamiltonian,” In the Elect First Governor in Forty
Y ears-M ay Elect United
presence o f 20,000 state fair visitors,
of Interest to Our
crashed to the ground in the center
States Senator.
Readers.
of the race track enclosure within an
Instant after lowering the world's rec­
ord for traveling around a circular
PO R TLA N D , Me.— Maine went Dem­
Boulevard T o 8ea Is Plan.
M ARSH FIELD .— Construction of a mile. He completed the circuit In one ocratic Monday. It elected Frederick
W. Plalsted, of Augusta, a Democrat,
boulevard and park from Marshfield minute flat during the three laps.
as Governor, upset the heretofore solid
to the sea will be approved by the city
Republican delegation in at least two
council if the co-operation of the prop­
Convicts to be Whipped.
erty owners concerned can be se­
AU STIN , Tex.— The last official act and possibly all four o f the Congres­
cured.
Thé idea originated with of the rourth special session of the sional districts and to the surprise
Mayor Straw to secure a strip of land Texas legislature was the signing by o f the political leaders, Democrats as
360 feet wide from the west end of the
lieutenant-governor
and
the well as Republicans, the returns in­
the city straight through the timber speaker o f the house of the lawmak­ dicate the possibility that the next
to Tarheel Point, and to build down ing radical changes In the conduct of state legislature will be Democratic.
the center of the strip a One roadway. the state penitentiary. Whipping in The Senate surely will have a Demo-
The Vend is owned mostly by the the cases of convicts in what is known cratic majority. , The House complex­
Southern Pacific, the Southern Ore­ as the third or incorrigible class, was ion 1« in doubt.
Returns from all but 48 of tne elec­
g& n Company and the Coos Bay W a ­ restored.
tion districts of the state showed a
ter Company, and these owners wiU
be asked to donate the right of way,
The road would extend through beau­
tiful timber.
A county where grass grow s the year round and about
al you have to do is to drive the cows up and milk
them, drive over to the cheese factory with cans well
filled and return with the whey to feed to your hogs.
W ho wouldn’t run a dairy under these conditions! Look
this over:
No. 87. 270 acres o f land; 160 acres in grass, 20 acres
good timber, well watered, fine bearing orchard, small
fruits, good barn and 6 room house, 4 1-2 miles to
Tillamook. Call ifi and g e t prices.
W H ITE
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DR. G EO . LARKIN
Dentièt.
Office over First N a t’l Bank
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DR. A . M. D A V IS
L IT T L E F IE L D & R O M IG
P H Y S IC IA N S & SURGEONS
Office in First N a t’ l Bank Building
Both Phones
Naw berg, Oregon
Chase Rustlers In Auto.
EUOENE.— Sheriff R. Odell of Mal­
heur County and Sheriff A. K. Rich­
ardson of Harney County made an im­
portant capture of two alleged horae-
thieves at Goshen, six miles south of
Eugene, after a chase of 450 miles by
automobile and railroad trains all the
way from Vale. The alleged thieves
•re Ivan W are and a companion by
the name o f Hamilton. They are ac­
cused of stealing 60 horses from W il­
liam Isaacs of Sucker Creek, Malheur
County,
The men bad 40 head of horses in •
corral at Goshen when arrestW.
Pendleton Academy Sued.
That the purpose of the grand Jury
PE N D LETO N .— An attachment suit
hasHbeen filed by James Gwlnn agminat inquiry wrab the .ndictment of indl
the Pendleton academy. Some of the viduals rather than the packing cor­
Instructors o f the institution who had porations was shown when Judge
not been paid all their salaries trans­ Landis, famous for the 129,000,000
ferred their claims to Mr. Gwlnn, who Standard Oil fine, launched the inves-
h«s
filed an attachment against tigation.
Brown Hall and the administration
buQdlng.
T a ft Would Know “ Leaks.”
B EVE RLY, Mass.— A force of ex­
perts w ill be put to work aborUy In
the departments o f the Government at
FO RT STEVENS.—Great acUvity
Washington to locate the "leaks.”
in submarine work is apparent**at
T a ft wants to know how much of the
Fort Stevens. The enUre river mouth
1300,000,000 that Senator Aldrich aeys
has been carefully laid out and sys­
ha could hqve the Government by con­
tems of laying submarine mines so
ducting I t on business lines can really
ranged as to render it pracUcally im­
he saved.
possible fo r attacking vessels to ever
safely pass by. These mines are so
constructed that their explosion la
completely controlled by electric con­
nection with the shore batteries. In­
struments on shore can carefully
track an approaching vessel, await
the moment It is over a group of
LU U IN G TO N , M ich— Thirty lives
mines, touch an electric button and were lost when Pere Marquette ferry
instantaneously the approaching boat No. 18, bound from Ludlngton to Mil­
Is reduced to a mass of wreckage, waukee, went to the bottom of Lake
which is swallowed in a wild vortex Michigan.
of foaming, swirling water. The sub­ , The disaster was one of the worst
marine mines are also arranged so in the history of navigation on Lake
that they can be made to explode by Michigan. The oar ferry Pere Mar­
contact, a mere touch from the ene­ quette No. 18, was the flagship of a
my’s boat sufficing to eliminate itself. fleet of alx steel car ferries owned
Savings Account?
I f not, this is the time to start one. You will
be getting your Hop and Prune picking money.
W e will furnish you with a SA VINGS B A N K and
BOOK, or just a book, without the bank.
DEPOSIT $1.00 to start with, and then add to
it from time te time, and W A T C H the account
GROW . Your money will be working all the
time, and interest will be added to your ac­
count every six months.
6 0 0 N ew b erg boys and girls have accounts with
us. Call and get pamphlet and information
aboutour Home Savings Department
«fid
F1R8T AND WASHINGTON STREETS
and operated by the Pere Marquette
Charged With Starting Fire.
Railroad Company.
EUGENE.— J. H. Gregg, who was
The boat was valued at $400,000,
arrested In the Cascade forest reserve and the cargo, which Included 29 load­
east of Eugene by Ranger Farrington, ed cars, at $100,000 to $150,000. The
charged w'th setting out fire In the total losa will exceed $500,000, which
reserve, was given an examination be­ is fully covered by insurance.
fore United States Commissioner W.
The cause of the disaster is a mys­
W. Calkins and was bound over in the tery. Among the survivors the conclu­
sum of $2500 to appear for trial in sion seems to be that the car ferry's
the federal court at Portland. While after
water
compartment
filled
there was not any direct evidence through an oper or broken deadlight,
against
Gregg,
the
government which was followed at the last min­
brought out testimony that he was ute by a bursting of bulkheads.
present when the fire was started.
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T h e O pera Confectionery
Soda, Ice Cream, Candies, Cigars and
Tobacco.
Stationery— A ll the Latest
Magazines.
SAYS SQUATTERS S E T FIRES
MEDFORD.— Th at the recent for-
eat liras which prevailed throughout
the Crater national forest were set
out by dlacruntled squatters in the
forest la tha bellaf o f M. L. Erickson,
supervisor In charge.
Mr. Erickson
states that ha has evidence which in­
criminates certain o f the squatters
and states that charges will probably
ba preferred in the near future.
“ It was a moat diecouraging task,"
states Mr. Brlckson, "to light forest
fires knowing that new ones were be­
ing set on all sides of you. One night
•lx ware sat in the neighborhood of
the fire at Oat H ill to my certain
knowledge. No effort will be spared
by the local office to secure convic­
tions."
Tha troops which have been fight­
ing the local fires have returned to
their barracks In Washington.
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Saturday Special
Your choice of a ff.xtd assortment of blue
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I V IN C E N T
&
W IL S O N
CHICAGO.—The Federal grand Jury
which baB been investigating Chicago
packers, has returned indictments
against ten high officials of the Swift,
Armour and Morris concern«.- There
are three indictments a'galnst each,
charging combination, conspiracy and
illegal monopoly.
First indictment in detail charges
all the defendants with engaging in
« combination in restraint of trade in
fresh meat. The second charges them
with conspiracy. The third charges
the defendants with monopolizing the
trade in fresh meats by unlawful
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Trees Yield 947 In Fruit.
HOOD R IV E R — Dr. W R Colley
reports the largest yield of Graven-
stefta apples in the valley. He packed
IS1 boxes from eight M-y«ar-old trees.
It will be Interesting to know that the
fruit sold for $1.60 per box. or at the
rate of $47.06 per tr e e .' At this rata
an sore containing 60 Oravenatcn
trees would bring In a groan return
of between $2600 and $3000.
Hookworm In New York Milk.
N EW YO RK.— The hookworm has
been found in considerable numbers
in the milk and buiter supply of New
York, by Dr. C. C. Carroll, a Pennsyl­
vania bacteriologist, who Is conduct­
ing a series of laboratory experiments
here.
Portland.
Wheat— Track price*:
Club, 85c;
blueatem, 91c; red Russian, 82c.
Barley— Feed and brewing, $22.
Oata— No. 1 White, $2$ per ton.
Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley,
$19020 per ton;
Eastern Oregon,
$20022; alfalfa, $15014.
R itter— Creamery, 36c; ranch, 24c.
ranch, 24c.
Eggs— Ranch, candled. 30c.
Hops— 1909 crop, 10011c; olds,
nominal.
... .
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 14017c per
pound. ----
Mohair— 32033c
Seattle.
Wheat— Bluestem, 94c; Club, 87c;
red Russian, 86c.
Oata— $30 per ton.
B arler—$22 per ton.
Hay— Timothy, $24 per ton; alfalfa,
$16 per ton.
Butter— Washington Creamery, S6c;
ranen, 26c.
Fgga— Selected local, 40c.
$ Dr. Luther H. Howland 2
DR. J. H. W ILK E N S
McMl i ' Ills, Ore.
Branch office, Newberg
Office same floor u Commercial Club
Hours. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Consultation and Examination free.
Hom e f h o s s White 1 a S
DR. JO H N S. R A N K IN
Office over Bank o f N ew berg
F. W. P L A N T E D .
Both Phones
plurality for Plaisted for Governor of
There will be at least 16 Democratic
Representatives out o f 161 in the next
legislature, with indications that the
Democratic party w ill have the choos­
ing of a successor to United States
Senator Hale next winter.
In the face o f the sweeping Dem­
ocratic victory the Republicans were
overwhelmed with surprise. It was
the first beating the Republicans of
Maine had had In 40 years, and, by
a coincidence, Harris M. Plaisted,
father of the present successful can­
didate, was Maine's last Democratic
Governor in 1871
Office in Union Block
Diseases Cured!
ST. PAU L.— Far Western delegates
to the Nation».! Conservation Congress
aver that they were not only barred
from the programme and discussions,
but also buheoed in the resolutions of
the congress. They say that the com­
mittee on resolutions promised a
clause treating of conservation within
strict contitutional limitations and
that the clause was Included in Chair­
man Pardee's reading of the resolu­
tions, but that it was omitted from
the published draft.
L0RIM ER GIVES UP CLUB
Acute or Chronic!
R elief Permanent!
No Drugs! No Knife!;
Investigate!
It WU1 Pay!
Courteous Treatment
to all
Lady Attendant
1st and Edwards Streets
Senator Resigna F rem Society That
Phones: White 82, Main 56
Canceled His Invitation.
CHICAGO -United States Senator
W illiam Lorimer resigned his mem­
bership in the Hamilton Club of Chi­ Dr. E. P. Dixon
Dr. H. C. Dixon
cago, of which he haa been a member
D IX O N B R O S .
8anator Lorlm er’s
for many years,
resignation follows former President
D EN TI S TS
Roosevelt’s refusal to attend the club
Phone: Mutual White 22
banquet If Mr. Lorimer was present.
OREGON
NEW BERG,
Rich Ride In the Steerage.
LONDON.— The several steamers
which left British ports for the Unit­
ed States Saturday carried between
6000 and 7000 passengers. The rush
was so great that many well-to-do
Americans were obliged to content
themselves with third class or even
steerage berths.
All Peace at Managua.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua.— The last
armed opposition to the new regime
under Gen Estrada, the provisional
president, has ceased with the sur-
render of Gen. Fernando Marla Rlvaa,
with 1000 men and 11 cannon.
“ Hush” Fund Discovered.
NEW
YORK.—The charge that
thousands of dollars had been depos­
ited to bis credit by representatives
of street Interests was made before
the Investigation committee o’
l*w
taUture against ex Senator GuodaeU,
oi Orange County.
Y o u r patronage respectfully toHcited
DR. G. E. STUART
Physician & Surgeon
Chronic Disease*
a
Specialty.
C a lk promptly
answered night or day.
J H. POYNER
Carpenter and Builder
Second street near Main