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C LAR ENCE B U T T
W ill practice in all the court* of the
attention riven to pro-
writing of deeds, mort-
atate
fTV M , contracta and
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i drafting o f all
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Bank o f N«wt>#rg
FEDERAL ATTOBHET
SENDS RESIGNATION
San Francisco, Cal.— In
telegrams to President Wilson and
United States Attorney General James
C. McReynolda, In which he chargee
Practice in all courte; Probate, Deeda,
andean legal papaia. Ab- the latter with having Interfered with
hie administration o f Justice In two
important oases, John L McNab has
resigned . as United States attorney
for the northern district o f California.
Delay ordered by the attorney gen­
eral In the prosecution o f Drew Ce-
minetti and Maury Diggs, under the
Mann white slave act. and o f directors
o f the Western Fuel oompany on
charges o f conspiracy In defrauding
tha government in coal weighing
frauds were given by McNab as the
causes o f his resignation, which was
telegraphed to Washington.
Drew Cafnlnetti is a son o f form er
State Senator A. Camlnetti of Am a­
dor, recently appointed United States
commissioner general o f Immigration
by President Wilson.
D EN TIST
McNab was first ordered to delay
nntll autumn tha prosecution o f Ca­
O ffice ever Ferguson's Drue Stere
mlnetti and Diggs. On this account
PH O N E BLACK 37
£ hs had Intended to resign after the
conclusion o f the Western Fuel cases,
but when he received a telegram from
McReynolda, ordering him to postpone
Indefinitely the trial of Robert Bruce
and Sidney V. Smith, indicted with
six other Western Fuel directors, he
decided to wait no longer.
LAW YER
DR. C. A . ELDRIEDGE
D E N T IS T
Office over First National
Bank
Phone White 8-1
DR. A M D A V IS
J. C . P R IC E
DENTIST
Office over U. S. Natl. Bank
Phone Black 171
Washington.«—It developed that the
trials of Drew Camlnetti and Maury L
Diggs were postponed by Attorney-
General McReynolda at the request o f
Secretary o f Labor Wilson, who has
*99 taken upon himself the responsibility
for the postponement o f the trials be-
mse he wanted young Csminettl’s
father to come her* and familiarise
himself with hie new duties as com­
missioner general of immigration,
caused the president to take an inter­
Phones
est In the controversy.
Office, W hite 22; Ree. Black 90
President Wilson announced that ha
Intends personally to Investigate the
circumstances o f the resignation o f
John L. McNab, United States district
attorney for the northern district o f
California. He said he had called for
all papers In the css*.
Representative Kahn o f California
Introduced in the house two resolu­
Office over U. S. National Bank
tions demanding that the attorney
O ffice phone Blue 171
general produce all thd documents and
p
Residence Phone Black 116
<i orders referring to the postponement
of the Diggs and Camlnetti and the
Wee era Fuel trust trials, which re­
sulted In the resignation o f United
States District Attorney J. L. McNab
o f San Francisco. The resolutions are
broad enough to cover every paper
in the department of Justice referring
to the case.
Dr. E. P. Dixon
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Newberg, Oregon
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Optician
Eyes examined and glasses made
ARREST WOMAN AUTO ROBBER
Chicago Police Think Myetery of Dar­
ing Holdups I* Solved.
Chicago.— Mrs. Irene Brunner, o f
2817 South Dearborn street, was ar­
rested In connection with the hold-up
and robbery of the dry goods store of
Mrs. Elisabeth Foley, 766 Bast Forty-
seventh street. Saturday n ight Mrs.
Brunner was identified by Mrs. Foley
and Miss Mary Pollane, a clerk, as
the woman who held a revolver In
their faces and rifled the cash drawer
of the store Saturday night, after buy­
ing a flve-cent handkerchief.
Mrs. Brunner, who Is the drift of
Joseph J. Brunner, owner of a garage
at 1448 South Wabash avenue, was
taken into custody at her husband’s
garage three hours after the robbery
had taken place.
In tbe arrest of Mrs. Brunner, the
police believe they have the woman
who has perpetrated several daring
holdups on the south side.
Crack In Canal Alarms.
Panama.— Numerous alarming ru­
mors of damage have gained currency
as a result of the crack that recently
developed In the cutoff wall of the
northwest wing o f the Miraflores locks
o f the Panama canal. On* report had
it that the gates had pulled away some
portions of their supporting masonry
and that the cost to demolish and re­
build the damaged structure would be,
$1,600,000.
Suffragists Avoid Violence Question.
Budapest.— Thanks to the tactful
leadership of Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Catt, the president, the Congress of
the International Woman Suffrage
Alliance cloeed without becoming en­
tangled In a controversy over the ques­
tion of militant methods In the ad­
vancement of the causa.
Folksy Goes Free on Jury's Verdict.
Calgary, Alberta.— Arthur Pelkey,
202 First S t
Phone Blue 88
the pugilist, was acquitted o f a man­
slaughter charge which was plaohd
W . Hollingsworth St Son against him aa a result o f the death
of Luther McCarty, who died In the
Funeral D irector* A E m balm ers first round of a scheduled ten-round
bout at the Burns arena here, May 24
Calla Answered Day or N ight
la st It was charged by the govern­
Lady Assistants. No extra charge
ment that McCarty died from a blow
Office, W hit* 26
Rss. Black 94
administered by Pelkey,
to fit.
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Newberg,
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OREGON NEWS NOTES NEWS FROM OUR
OF CENERAUNTEREST NATIONAL CAPITAL
Charges United States Attorney Events Occurring Throughout President Reads Second Mes-
the Staie During the Past
sage to Congress Urging
General With Interfering
Week.
Currency Reform.
in Important Cases.
C. R. CHAPIN
Office in F irst N a t’ l Bank Bldg.
Phone, Black 31
G U APH IC
^ Washington.— The president of the
Wedding Stopped By Mother
United States went to congress again
Medford.—Goblet L. Smith, a youth
Tuesday to deliver the second mss-
o f 21, o f this city, declares he wlU In­
sage o f his administration, urging cur­
voke the stern arm o f the law In or­
rency legislation before the close of
der to wed hia sweetheart, Minerva
the special session.
Withrow, whose mother, after glvlhg
The three principal objects of the
written permission for the Issuance of
administration
measure are to provide
a license for the marriage, snatched
her girl, who la but 16 y ea n old, from for rediscounting specified types of
commercial paper; to give a basis for
the protection o f her lover, while the
couple stood before the marriage li­ properly safeguarded elastic notes and
to provide the machinery for doing a
cense clerk In Jacksonville and ##-
foreign banking business.
corted her away to the protection of
The measure provides for 12 federal
the fam ily home. Instead of to the mar­
reserve banks. In which national hanks
riage altar.
and such stats banks and trust com­
panies as wish will be stockholders.
Bharlff T o Face Grand Juror#
In addition to the $700.000,000 national
8alem.— With the view of prosecut­
bank notes now existing provision is
ing Sheriff Kelsay, o f Wheeler county.
made for not more than $600,000,000
Dr. Norris, o f Fossil, and two unknown
In federal reserve treasury notes, - to
persons, whom It is alleged brought
be used solely In making advances
a boy to the reform school here sever­
to the federal reserve banks. These
al weeks ago in an intoxicated condi­
banks, of course, would do no busi­
tion, W. 8. Hale, superintendent o f the
ness with the public, dealing only with
school, has consulted with Assistant
their stockholders and accepting de­
Attorney-General Van Winkle with re­
posits only from the United States.
lation to presenting the matter to the
Ultlmats Reserve Systems.
grand Jury when it oonvenes, the 1st
of July.
.
The bill proposes “ ultimately the es­
tablishment of a reserve system in
which country banks will have 16 per
cent o f reserve (L e., 16 per cent of
Pay Check Robber Knew Methods of total demand liabilities), such 16 per
cent to be held. 5 per cent in the
Railroad Company
Portland.— Southern Pacific officials banks’ vaults, 6 per cent with thg na­
believe that the strangers who got tional reserve banks and 6 per cent,
away with $1600 worth o f pay checks either at home or with the reserve
on an order to which had been forged banka, while reserve and central re­
the name o f an assistant general man­ serve city banks have reserves o f 20
ager, w ill be found a person closely In per fe n t o f demand liabilities.”
Everybody knows it is the Standard.
* What more can be said?
Newberg Auto Co;, Agt.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BILKED
touch with the company and its af­
fairs. No person, it Is held, not thor­
oughly familiar with the methods em­
ployed In paying o ff the men, would
have figured out ho.w to work the
scheme so cleverly without detection.
A stranger presented to the pay
agent at the Southern Pacific car
shops in Southeast Portland an order
for the pay checks o f 12 engine and
train men, signed by one o f the assist­
ant general manager*. It has been
customary to honor orders in the past
and qp the pay agent did not suspect
anything wrong when the stranger
handed out tbs checks.
Virgil Catching, 19 y e a n old, a
young man who has served one term
In Jail, and Dan Riley, alias Sailor
Bnrke, have been arrested In Vancou­
ver, B. C. The two deny their guilt,
have engaged a lawyer and w ill fight
ex — dltlon, according to word receiv­
ed in Portland.
Important Reductions by Committee.
Important reductions in the Uqder-
wood tariff bill rates on Iron, steel
and other metal products, the addition
of cattle, wheat, pig Iron, Angora wool
and many other articles to the free
list and an Increase In rates on many
classes o f cotton goods and some ailk
products were the chief features of
the revised tariff bill aa it was laid
before senate Democrats by Chairman
Simmons, of the finance committee.
President Wilson’s desires aa to fra*
auger in 1916 and free wool at once
prevailed In the redraft of the bllL
The L IF E o f a wagon i » what counts
— th a t's why i bay a Studebaker"
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“That’s reasonable, isn’t it ?**
“A w agon that doesn’t Last is expensive no
'
what price you pay lo r it**
“ Suppose you bu y three wagons, one after die
other, and the three o f them don’t last aa long as one
Studebaker— which is the best bargain?”
“ I didn't find this out m yself. I k e v d n jr (ra n d k lte r w jrk
a rood many year* «g o . H e said he had proved that k paid to buy
a Studebaker. 1 follow ed hia advice to > m y ow
ow a
n i eariefartina “
n’t have
bave K
1 fe ia k
" A w aaoe can't
see k bas the i
i in k . T h e !
vahidea fo r sixty years. T h ey ought to know bow to make wagon«
tight—and they do. T h ey h ave tbe reputation because they’ve
produced the goods. T h ey don't put tha name Studabaher an
until tha wagon’s
tha
i a vehicle o f any kind k is your Í
i of quality.”
-Th at’s w hy I buy a Studebaker. 1
canee 1 trust tha people that make th
k’a good
is always made good.**
- A Studebaker L
Jos MW.
Liquor Bill Is
A constitutional amendment to pro­
ST U D E B A K E R
South Bend, Ind.
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hibit the "sale, manufacture and Im­
w iw voax
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unnourous
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portation o f distilled liquor containing
alcohol, except for mechanical, scienti­
fic and medicinal purposes," was pro­
posed by Senator Works.
The amendment would allow three
years for adjustment o f the liquor
Trace o f Robber le Lost
business before It became effective.
Rosehurg.— Nothing has been heard 8enator Works said he had become
regarding the whereabouts of Ray Dia­ convinced that the only way to deal
mond, the Glendale bank robber, and effectually with the big traffic was to
the officers are merely awaiting some prohibit the manufacture or importa-
Newberg, Oregon, May 6, 1913
word from the coast officials which tion of Intoxicating liquors,
T o whom this may concern:
will tend to substantiate the theory
I take grea t pleasure in recommending Mr. Marion George,
Privilege.
that he la proceeding In that dlrec- .
magnetic healer. I had rheumatism in my shoulder and hip fo r
tion. With all trails leading to the 1 Abu8M of tbe frankln« P e l a g e
over two years and he removed it entirely by a few treatment*,
coast closely guarded by armed off! ; throu« b wh,ch the 8U« ar tru8t recent'
over a year ago and it has not returned. I can heartily recom­
cera. Sheriff Quine maintains that DU- * ^ “ «»ninated «I«- «™ of literature
mend him to the public.
Yours very truly,
J. E. Hale.
mond will be captured when he \ “ » ub» c ex* * nae' ‘ ® * *>« ®‘ °PP®<1.
emerges from the heavily timbered according to a bill Introduced into
districts through which he U travel- con* r®88 b* Senator Keny ° n‘
Kenyon proposes the entire aboli­
lng.
tion o f the franking privilege for mam-
b e n of congress and other public of­
Residence 1106 North St., directly north o f College boarding hall.
ficials. He proposes a scheme through
W ill G iv e T reatm ents at Im p erial H otel
State 8anitary Board to Ask Gover- which the postmaster shall Issue free
stamps to the favored ones and shall
nor fo r Tw o Proclamations
keep close check on the amounU used.
Salem.— Rules to prevent the spread
National Capital Brevities.
of hog cholera, glanders and other con­
tagious diseases of animals were dis­
The Indian appropriation bill carry­
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cussed at the first meeting of the state ing $11,000,000 for the fiscal year be­
livestock sanitary board, provided for ginning July 1, 1913, was passed Wed­
C H A SE & L IN T O N
in an act passed at the recent aesaion nesday in the senate.
of the legislature. The board decided
GRAVEL COM PANY
The president and Mrs. Wilson will
to ask the governor to Issue two pro­ celebrate their twenty-eighth wedding
clamations, one that all horses, mules anniversary on Tuesday.
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
and Jacks must be tested to prove
As reorganised by Secretary Frank­
U prepared to transfer
crete work, cement blocks,
their freedom from glanders before lin Lane, the department of the inter­
your goods anywhere,
being brought Into the state, and the ior in all Its relations to the great
or wood work furnished on
other that all hogs shipped into the west Is a department wholly of west­
short notice.
any place any time.
state, other than those for Immediate ern men.
slaughter, ahall be Immunised from
Telephone White 85
The senate voted to accept the invi-
Prices Reasonable
cholera by the use o f a serum.
1 tation o f the commonwealth of Penn­
Charles Cleveland, o f Gresham, was sylvania to attend the semi-centennial ¿ o e o e o w c to v w o o o w -' •♦ o o - voowcva ~
Office phone Black 100, or
elected president o f the board.
ceremonies of the battle of Gettysburg.
residence ( Black 123
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and Vice-President Marshall will ap-
pho es \ Red 79
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point a committee of nine to attend.
dall up ( Red 80
Fort Stovens.— In the discovery of j
A bill to control lobbying in con-
body declared to be that of Private great was Introduced by Senator
We have money to loan on
Crawford, the location of Private Lowe Thompson of Kansas. He divides lob­
first mortgage on improved
in a hospital at the Presidio near San byists Into two claasea, legislative
farm security in Yamhill coun­
Francisco, and a letter from Corpora) counsel and legislative agents. De­
Shade Indicating that he fled to Can­ tailed provision Is made for their con­
ty, from three to five years
ada on deserting from this post, the trol.
General Contracting
with attractive r e p a y m e n t
myrftery that has surrounded the dis­
The senate ordered a subpena is­
privileges.
¡1 S ew er & Tile W o rk !
appearance of the government's three sued for Robert S. Lovett, chairman
A . H. B IR R E LL & C O „
important witnesses. In tha case o f the directorate of the Union Pacific
and Deep W e lls
against Private W aldo Coffman, who railroad, In order that he may become
202 M cKay Bldg., 3rd & Stark
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Newberg, Ore <
la hharged with spreading treasonable a witness In an investigation of his
Portland, Oregon
propaganda among the troops, Is be­ charge that lobbyists have sought to
lieved to have been partially oleared secure employment from that com­
np.
pany on the ground that they would
be able to influence a favorable settle­
OREGON and W A S H IN G T O N
Murder of W ife Charged
ment o f the merger dissolution csss.
The senate mine strike Investiga­
Astoria.— The circuit court grand
Come and look over my new line o f
Jury returned an Indictment charging tion committee has closed its work
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Spring and Summer Samples, they
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Charleston.
W.
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Fruotoae Ferdinand Fernandes with
have just arrived and are winners
eech place, location, population, tels-
murdering his wife, the lata Rath Bur and has returned to Washington,
graph, shipping and hashing potati
nett Fernandes, who was mysteriously where tht taking of testimony will h»
also Classi tod Directory. eotnpOed Sg
M U E L L E R the T A IL O R
. resumed within a few week*.
stabbed at her home on June $.
Opposite Postomoe.
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SOME TESTIMONIALS
Marion George, Magnetic Healer
CHOLERA TO BE STOPPED
The Newberg
Transfer Co.
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