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T H K K B W B K D O G R A PH IC
OREGON NEWS NOTES
WHY
NOT?
le ty o M f
OF GENERAUNTEREST
c o rn s com e
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
FALLING PIER KILLS
34 MERRYMAKERS
O.-W. R. & N. surveyors are in th«
field, making a survey of the proposed
extension from Condon to Fossil, •
Events Occurring Throughout distance of 20 miles.
Promenade to Auditorium Col*
The fifth annual livestock show will
the State Ouring the Past
lapses Beneath Crowd at
be held at Union June 6, 6 and 7, and
Week.
Is expected to beat all records in at
Long Beach, Calif.
tendance and interest
The summer session of the Oregoi
Los Angeles, Cal.—Thirty-four per-
Armed Men Defy State.
agricultural college will be held iron joiis were killed and 117 injured when
Mslheur.—An armed force of watei
June 16 to July 26 at Corvallis. A :he promenade leading from the munl-
users of the Jamieson and Brogan in
faculty of 72 instructional experts ii Mpal pier at Long Beach to the muni­
rig&tion districts gathered at reservoil
announced.
cipal auditorium collapsed under the
No. 3 of the Willow river, and prevent­
The
mayor
and
city
attorney
oi
weight of a throng crowding into the
ed Warren Reeder, state water master,
from raising the gates and releasing Salem have filed complaint against th« Auditorium for the exercises therein
the water, as had been ordered by the Salem Water, Power a Light company celebrating Empire day, the anniver­
Btate board of control, in upholding claiming that the service is poor and sary of the birth of Queen Victoria,
by British residents of southern Cali­
the ancient riparian rights of early the rates unreasonable.
Through the efforts of Represent* fornia.
settlers. The water users declared
The cause of the accident was the
the action would have meant lrrepar tive Sinnott, the Harper reservoir site
able damage and almost total ruin to withdrawn by the reclamation service overburdening of the pier. The over­
has been abandoned, and 24,400 acres crowding, according to an official
the lower country.
H u is k a m p's
mostly arable, will be opened to Mttle statement, was due to the delay in
unlocking the doors. If the doors had
Fatal Auto Accident Near Pendleton. ment.
The
first
tree
planted
in
the
new
been
unlocked dt the proper time, it
Pendleton—One was killed and three
Uuardnteed Manure And Ammonia Proof were badly injured on the Attaena- campus of Albany college, a 48-acr« was asserted, the crowds could have
* Weston road near the Dudley place, tract, has just been set out by mem got into the auditorium Instead of
when an automobile carrying four res­ bers of the freshman class. It Is ar nasBing at the doors, where the weight
idents of Milton and Helix, Of., skid­ off-shoot of one of the famous elmi overwhelmed the pier supports.
%
/The crpwd massed about the audi­
ded, crashed off the Bide of the road of Princeton university.
August Huckesteln, one of the lead torium doors was composed mostly of
and turned a complete somersault.
The dead: Leslie Edwards of Mil- lng Democrats of Marion county, will women and children. When the sec­
ton. The Injured: Carl Engdahl, may­ assume his new duties as postmastei tion about the doors sank they went in
or of Helix; Ouy Smith, of Helix; of Salem about June L He succeed) with it and a half dosen policemen
Squire Farrar, who has been postmas who had beeu vainly striving to hold
Clarence Shuel, chauffeur, of Helix.
ter seven years.
the throng in check went with them.
Orville Morris, the PrinevlUe youtt Comparatively a small number of men
LIMIT KLAMATH PROJECT convicted of attempting to wreck were caught in the trap, as most of
J lP a ir
'hoe muit be «x-
tynvemment Expected to Complete trains on the high bridge across Crook .be male celebratora were taking part
sctly rlfht vben the
ed river, received a sentence of on* in the parade.
makers will put out i n ln-
Present Work But Not Extend It.
surance certificate which detiniielj guar­
Fallen timbers and flooring were
Washington.—There is serious ques­ to 20 years. The judge then parolee
antee« the ihoee «gainst break tog or crack­
him.
arid
left
him
in
th«
care
of
hit
jammed
among the limbs of those
tion
whether
the
government
ever
will
ing through from manure or barnyard
father.
caught
in
the trap and ropes were re­
liquid*
reincorpórate in the Klamath irriga­
| That * what you got with Hnlokamp'aj
quired
to
pull back the Jagged edges
Six
persons
were
injured
seriousl)
tion project about 90,000 acres of land
Barnyard Shoo* Come In and let ua tell]
of
the
sunken
flooring and broken
in
a
wreck
caused
by
a
rear-end
colli
you about the now lnaurance plan.
that were eliminated after the project
joists
before
the
dead and Injured
sion
between
a
Southern
Pacific
motor
was first adopted, either because of
excessive cost of irrigation or because car running between Grants Pass and could be taken out.
of the doubtful success of irrigation Ashland and Southern Pacific engine
Newberg, Ore.
duo to peculiar soil condition* The No. 2545, running light behind th« PANAMA CANAL CUT THROUGH
probabilities are that the project will motor.
Only a change In the weather suet 8team Shovels From East and Wast
be completed according to present
__Meet at Culebra.
as
has never happened before la_th<
plans, and then stopped, at least until
New York.—The first through cut
history
of
the
state
could
possibl)
Yamhill County Abstract Co. the development of the country justi­ prevent the rose bushes of Portland of the Panama Canal from east to
fies an expenditure of about $60 an
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
from producing all the blossoms neces west was completed when two steam
acre for irrigation.
sary
for the festival in June, accord shovels working from the opposite di­
The only A bstract Books in
At the hearings had before Secre­
rections met at Culebra, according to
tng
to
the rosarians of the city.
tary Lane, it developed that the gov­
Yamhill County
a special dispatch from Panama.
One
hundred
and
eleven
seniors
it
ernment went into the Klamath coun­
With the meeting of these great
M c M in n v il l e .
—
O regon
try with the intention of building a the University of Oregon were named
steam
ahovels the canal was opened
by
Register
Tiffany
as
being
ellglbl«
project that would reclaim in the
neighborhood of 160,000 acres. After for graduation at the coming June at grade from ocean to ocean.
Hundreds of workmen quit work and
the work was well uflder way, the high commencement This is the second
cheered
when the big shovels scooped
largest
graduating
class
in
the
htstor)
lands, where the cost of irrigation will
out
the
last bit of earth that Joined
of
the
university,
falling
half
a
dozer
be in excess of the department’s views,
the
two
continents.
There is still to
short
of
the
banner
class
of
last
year
were dropped out and about the same
Phone
Opposite
be
excavated
in
broadening
the canal
Among
30
applicants
for
the
post
time the lower Klamath lake unit waB
White 32
Postoffice
about
8,000,000
cubic
yards
of
earth.
tion,
H.
L.
Bowlby
has
been
appointed-
dropped because of the discovery ol
by
the
state
highway
commission
at
a prevalence of black alkali, which
Balloonists Land in Cascades.
made that portion of the land suitable engineer of the road work of the state
at a salary of $3000 per year. Mr
Roseburg, Or.—Reaching an altitude
only for the growing of grasses.
Bowlby relinquishes a position as en of 12,000 feet, from where the passen­
gineer of the Pacific Highway ass« gers viewed Mount Shasta, Mount
Oregon Lands Restored to Entry.
elation, which pays the same salary Hood and other famous coast peaks,
Portland.—President Wilson restor­
C8O0O8O0CKtC8XiO<iOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
In a letter to Senator Chamberlain and dropping a distance of 3000 feet
ed to entry 75,000 acreB in eastern
Secretary Daniels says the navy de in less than a minute and a half were
try 75,000 acres of land in eastern
partment has never considered th« two of the principal features of the
Oregon that had been withdrawn on
Oregon as a prospective target foi cut-away trip of the big gas bag which
the presumption that it contained valu­
other ships. He says the Oregon if alighted in the isolated districts of
able deposits of oil. Investigations by
in the service and in able condition the Cascade Range about 75 miles
the geological survey Bhowed that
and would form a valuable part of oui northeast of Roseburg.
is prepared to transfer
while small quantities of gas exist, it
defense in the ‘event of war.
is not of commercial importance and
your goods anywhere,
That Dan Olson came to his deatt
only slight traces of oil have been
on May 22 as the result of a gunshot
any place any time.
found.
wound inflicted by John Fleck wat
the verdict of the coroner’s Jury al
Prices Reasonable
Captives Beat Sheriff.
The Dalles. Fleck, a young German
Roseburg.—Attacked by three pris­ rancher, shot Olaon, generally knows j
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Office phone Black 100, or
oners as he entered the county jail to j as “Dan from Norway,” in a drunkei i Marquette, Mich.—Monday the stage
feed the Inmates, Sheriff George Quine brawl.
residence Black 123
! was set here for the most important
was struck over the head with a stick
phones
Red 79
Woolgrowers in the John Day valley trial, from the standpoint of national
Call up
Red 80
of stove wood and painfully injured. are moving their product to market interest, in the history of the upper
According to Sheriff Quine, he waa The first shipment of wool from that Michigan country,
handing a basket of food to the prison­ section moved over the Sumpter Val , Theodore Rooeevelt, plaintiff In a
ers through a partly opened door of ley railroad, arriving in Baker on May n o ,000 libel suit against George A.
the jail, when John McDevitt grabbed 19. It is estimated that more that
Newett, editor of the Iron Ore, pub­
him by the hand and pulled him with­ 1,000,000 pounds of this commodity
lished at Ishpemlng, Mich., will at­
in the cage. Eugene Smith then grasp will be shipped out over the Sumptei
O V E R e s YEARS*
tempt to prove that he was grossly
ed the officer from behind and held Valley road this summer.
E X P E R IE N C E
libeled when Newett, In the heat of
him while Stanley Gilbert struck him
Richard Duffy, the marriage swind­ the fall campaign, printed an editorial
a violent blow over the head.
ler who brought Annie Bock from attack upon the Progressive nominee,
Georgia after she had answered hit in which he said, among other things:
OCEAN RESCUE THRILLING matrimonial advertisement, married "Roosevelt lies and curses in a most
her and got $2600 from her "Mi«- <*i disgusting way; he gets drunk too, and
Port Orford Men Saved 8even Miles exchange a false deed to timber land
TRADE M A R K S
that not infrequently, and all his inti­
D e s ig n s
Out to Sea.
in Oregon, was sentenced in Portland mates know about it"
C o p y r ig h t s 4 c .
A nyone te n d in g a »ketch »nd d n. c n ptIon m ar
Marshfield.—After their boat had to serve two years at the federal peni­
onickly « c e r ta in o u r opinion free « n e th e r ah
Colonel Roosevelt and a party of his
um m unlra-
Invention la p rn h a h l, p M .n ta b
turned completely over four times on tentiary at McNeil’s island.
on P atem a
tlonaatrictlyconfldeiiilal. HAND
closest
associates arrived in Marquette
Rogue river bar and they had been
Representative Hawley has takea af Monday morning. In the party were
ugh
M unn
P a te n ts taken
■ ■
washed out to sea, where their water­ with the coast and geodetic survey th«
fatim i nodes, wit b o a t ch arg e, M
„
.
Gifford Pinchot, Dr. Albert Shaw, edit-
logged craft was rolling over like a matter of a thorough survey of th. or of the Rerlew of Review., Bnd ,
barrel, Fred Silver, 29, and W. D. Oregon coast, with a view to d«*e*
A h an d acm clr 1lln«*r»f«d w rckly. L eree et <*r-
number of other persons of promin­
ealaUon o f any •-•ict.uoc J iirnel. ■ T arm a, «3 •
Weinegar, 24, of Port Orford, were the mining tile extent of its codfish and
; fo « r m o n th ., f t Sciti by All I n e w ite e le re .
principals in a thrilling rescue off the halibut hanks. It is expected that th« ence.
ÍIIU N N * C o « S !K J||
Most of the evidence for both sides
mouth of the Rogue river. Silver was feasibility of establishing extensive
B ranch Offlc*. O V R . W u h l n Dart
d o on.
n . D. C.
will
be in the form of depositions.
nearly overcome from cold and ex­ cod and halibut industries along this
posure and would have been able to coast will be determined by the sur­
have held on only a short time longer vey.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS MEET
when Captain Johnson and the Bandon
Construction is being rapidly poshed
»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ sss life-saving crew reached them and
on the Oregon £ Eastern railroad west Flan for 1914 Campaign and Agree on
Need of Reorganisation.
of Vale, and -the 2509-foot tunnel in
\ E N O S E L L I S ! brought them to safety.
Washington.—Leaders
of the repub­
Silver and Weinegar built an Impro­ Malheur canyon- will be completed
General Contracting
vised sailboat for flshtng and started within 34 days. A crew of 180 ifcgn lican party—members of tha executive
Port Orford to Gold Beach, « ff is at work on this tunnel, which Is committee of the national committee
S ew er & T ile W ork from
Rogue river reef. They had sand for being drilled through selld basalt reek. from 12 state«—gathered here Satur­
and Deep W ells
ballast and the little craft bad a heavy Railroad men at Boise, Idahe, expreet day and laid preliminary Pinna for the
list that caused her to turn over three the belief that the new road will he • congressional campaign of 1914.
R. F. D. 3
Newberg, Ore.
times, the single mast breaking when link in s transcontinental Una
The conference was tha first formal
she capsized the last time. This left
The second wool sale of the «eases meeting of republican leaders since
the fishermen at the mercy ‘ of the in eastern Oregon was held at Behe. tha 1912 campaign. It waa harmonious
tide and they drifted out to sea.
Regardless of the fact that the duty from th# time Chairman Hllles called
The telephone line was down and on raw wool seem« deemed to go, (he for orper until the last motion was
Pleasure and Picnic Parties s Specialty
parties on shore who had witnessed bidding was as high as that of last adopted. The need fox reform within
Country Trips at Team Rates
their disaster were unable to send year, in fact, a higher price was paid the party was not dented. The sug­
A . IVt. D U N L A P
word to the Bandon life-saving station, for the same grade of wool than waa gestion of the progressive element for
MOTOR TRANSFER NO. 1 their oaly hope. Flaally, by getting received for the 1912 ¿lip. The sales a national convention in the near fu­
Will move baggage, freight or furni­ word to Creecont City, the wtrelees totaled >18,000 pounds at prices rang­ ture waa heard aad It was practlcaUy
ing from 12 cents to 14)4 coats a unanimous that such a convention
ture to all parts of the city or country. was used and the life-saving
Phone Black 18
Newberg, Oregon
pound.
should be called.
^ TTORNEY-AT-LAW
CLARENCE B U T T
All kinds of gravel for con­
crete work, cement blocks,
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
C. R. CHAPIN
Telephone White 85
LAWYER
Practice in all courts; Probate, Deeds,
Mortgages and all legal pa peas. Ab­
stracts examined.
Farm Loans
At your druß^is
We have m«>nev to loan on
first mortgage on improved
farm security in Yamhill coun­
ty, from three to five years
with attractive r e p a y m e n t
privileges.
i DR. C. A. ELDRIEDGE i
D ENTIST
:
Office over First National
Bank
Phone White 3-1
Barnyard Shoes
A. H. BIRRELL A. CO.,
202 McKay Bldg., 3rd & Stark
... .. Portland, Oregon
DR. A M. DAVIS
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D E N T I S T
OfVIe# o v e r F e r g u t o n 'i Drug S te r e
The Ice Man
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P H O N E BLACK 3 7
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Can’t make stale groceries
palatable. Better make
your purchases of
J. C. PRICE
J. L. Van Blaricom
DENTIST
who carries a nice clean
stock of everything that
•
is gooa to eat.
Office over U. S. Natl. Bank
Phone Black X71
Hodson Bros.
Call W hite 114 and you
will get Prompt S e r v i c e
r
Dr. E. P.
DENTIST
I
Ladies and Gents
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Phones
&
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Come and look over my new line of
Spring and Summer Samples, they
hare just arrived and are winners
MUELLER the TAILOR
Opposite Hostofflce.
Dr. John S. R ankin
C. A. Morris
PHYSICIANS aad SURGEONS
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Office over U. S. National Bank 4
Office phone Blue 171
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Residence Phone Black 116
NEWBERG
;;
Works ii
i ii Iron
Foundry and Machine ;
Eye Sight Specialist
The Newberg
Transfer Co.
CHASE & UNTON
GRAVEL COMPANY
Will practice In all tha courts of th«.
state. Special attention given to pro­
bate work, the writing of deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting of all
legal papers.
New berg, Oregon
O m c i - Second Floor
Bank of Newberg Building.
»
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Work.
Pulleys, Shafting and
Machine Screws
PHYSICIANS
and SURGEONS
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