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THE N E W B E K O GR APH IC = = NEWS FROM OUR OREGON NEWS NOTES NATIONAL CAPITAL OF GENERAUNTEREST BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON Willamette hopgrowere that the recent rain killed the little S e ra ’e Completes First Read Events Occurring Throughout red spiders which do great damage to the crops. ing of Tariff Bill and It the State During the Past Portland la to have a milk show, September 22 to 27. Its prime ob May Pass Within Week. Week, • jects will be to demonstrate the great food value of milk and the dangers of Washington.— The senate has com on sanitary dairying. Cress Makes New Grain pleted the first reading of the new In lieu o f her first two pug pies, Oregon City.— A new and unnamed tariff b|U, although many o f the moat which died a few days after they were important new features of the meas grain baa been grown by P. O. Chlnd- whelped, two orphan kittens have ure remain <o be settled. Senate lead gren, a farmer at Mullno, 'after a aer adopted by a fox terrier belonging to ies o f experiments with the c o n - ers agreed that the disposal o f the a liveryman of 8alem. first reading o f the bill had brought wheat and the Egyptian species of the The |10 round trip rate from San For the past two or three the passage o f the. measure within grain. Francisco, Sacramento and points view, and that another week may wit years the farmer has been studying north to Klamath Falls will be on sale the possibility o f crossing the two ness Its completion and passage. The rates o f the new income tax. kinds o f wheat. Samples now la the September 12 end 12 and w ill be good the proposed tax on ootton futures, rooms of the Oregon City commercial for r*tqrn within two weeks. Well-known business men and many provision* o f the administrative Blub show that he has been highly era slept on cots In the street In front successful. The grain -produces n features of- the law, the suggested tax rebate o f I per cent for Imports stalk about eight feet long and heeds of tbe Round-up ticket office at Pea-, brought In American ahtps, and many that are mjfc h larger and beter than dleton, In order to be the first to pur other sections o f the measure that either of the old kinds. No name has chase tickets when the sale began at 7 o’clock last Monday morning. w ill occasion debate were put over been selected for the new grain. To be shot at, the shot missing her without action, and w ill bo taken np but frightening her horse so that she again this week. Senator Norris an OREGON TO BUILD FIRST was thrown from the saddle and drag nounced that before the bill was com ged by tbe stirrup until badly Injured Panama Exposition Work te Se Corn» pleted he would propose an amend was the story told by aged Mrs. John pleted Karty. __ • ment directed at the Brasilian coffee monopoly, giving the president au - Eugene.— “ Oregon first," In the let Olbrtch, who came to Baker from Big thority to levy a 26 per cent duty on ting o f contract and erecting o f e Creek to report to. the grand Jury. Sergeant James H. Wolford, o f Ore products controlled through monopoly building on tbe grounds o f the Pana ma-Pacific exposition, is the reason gon’s Fourth Coast A rtillery Reserve, or conspiracy In another country. o p p o s it e P o e T o r n c c J for esmeetlng In Portland o f the Ore landed one of the 12 honor places on Several Important Changes Made gon commission, the state officers the United States team that w ill de The senate made several Important who picked the commission, and two fend the Palma trophy in the Sep changes in the bill. The proposal of score representatives o f tbe various tember 6 fight with Canada, Sweden the democrats to give circuit courts industrial, educational and other in and other countries. of appeals equal Jurisdiction with the terests o f the state. Six architects Oregon hunters are threatened with United States customs court was with are to present their plans for the a big cut In their open season on UNDER NEW M ANASEM ENT drawn by Senator Williams In behalf proposed building, and it is expected, ducks, geese and other shore birds. If of the democratic committee mem out of the multitude of counsel, to be the new federal game law is approved Wood o f all kinds. Wood sawing a specialty Prompt serrile. Leave orders at yard or bers. He said the committee had de able at that meeting to select the de by President Wilson as It passed con at Dawson house, 109 West Hancock St. cided It would be better to leave the sign for the Oregon building. gress. Oregon sportsmen w ill be al P H O N E R E D 174 final Judgment in custom cases en lowed to shoot only between Septem tirely to the customs court. ber 16 and December 16. ' Extracting Gold From Sand. A provision prohibiting the Importa One of the beet fruit deals In the Marehfleld.— A machine for the ex tion of goods made by convict labor, traction o f gold and platinum from Rogue River valley fo r this year was or “ principally by children under 14 black aanda, which has been operated made by Fred Hopkins, o f Medford, years of age" was adopted. on the beach near Coos Bay, has been when through the Producers’ Fruit The provisions giving the President largely perfected by the inventors. company he sold his entire crop of power to establish retaliatory duties They declare that It Is tbe only ma Winter Nellie pears. 7600 boxes, from much higher than the usual tariff chine which w ill successfully save the 14 acres, to London and Glasgow frnlt- rates against certain Imports from precious metals from the sands. Tbe dealers for aproxlmately $20,000. Can’t make stale groceries countries that might discriminate machine usee centrifugal force in A peculiar malady seems to have in palatable. Better make against the United States were adopt stead of gravity as a means of sep fected the Jack rabbits of the Eastern your purchases of ed after several fruitless attempts by arating the gold and other metals Oregon section. Rabbits are dying by the republicans to amend them by In from the sand. the thousands. When overtaken by •* creasing the list of articles on which the disease the rabbits crawl into the the extra duties could be levied. first hole they find and die there. In Dairy Experts to Work Corvallis.— The dairy division o f the j many badger hbles as many as half President Hopeful of Peace In Mexico who carries a nice clean : a dozen deed rabbits have been found, President Wilson is still hopeful of United States department of agricul stock everything that j A huge tract o f timber land, lying ture will co-operate with the Oregon favorable culmination of the negotia is good to e a t ! 20 miles north of Medford, comprising tions undertaken by this country to Agricultural college In providing ex- 4600 acres, has been sold to tbe Ben- tension service along dairy lines In bring about peace in Mexico. this state. An agreement to this ef- j ton Lumber company o f Redding, for His urgent appeal to Americans in feet was reached at a conference be- 11100,000. The new owners will lm- Mexioo to leave the country was de- • EYE S IG H T Should be perfect and F re e From S tra in ; No Headache«; No Pain. Perfect glasses will ena ble you to look, to your heart’s content, without the slightest discomfort to die eyes. C. A. M O R R IS PACIFIC CO LLEG E New School Y ea Opens Monday Sept Under Favorable conditions THE JEWELER Eye Sight Specialist E. P. HAMILTON, Prop. The Ice Man J. L . VanBlaricom Iron Works;! Foundry and Machine Work. Pulleys, Shafting and Machine Screws Sixth and Blaine Sts. OVER ns YEARS’ EXPERIENCE P atents TR A D E M ARKS D e s ig n s C opyrights A c . Anyone sending a nk»irh and description m u quickly ascertain our opinion fro * oheiher u.i >om munira. Invention M probably tlona strictly confidenti ANDBOOlf on Patenta dost agenoyfor_»ecuidng_patenta. •ont fro*. Oldest again . ___ Patents taken torousli Munii a < «Serial noti««, without chôme, 1» the Scientific American. _ A handsomely lllnetrated Illustrated weekly. Tam est cir o M f any I-uirnal. Torma, IS a j culation i ear: M M m eclentlDa m $L r ' Sold ‘ ur months, by all newsdealers. f< 0 aeiB«mdw.y. New York ». « » P S t, Washington. J \ C. Pleasure and Picnic Parties a Specialty Country Trips at Team Rates A . M . DUNLAP MOTOR TRANSFER NO. 1 aggage, freight or furni- W ill move ture to all pa rts rtf o f the city or country. Phone Black 18 Newberg, Oregon ; ENOS B l t / S ; General Contracting Sewer & Tile W ork and Deep Wells R. F. D. 8 Newberg, Ore. iLffESt I BUSINESS COLE EG E W A S H IN G T O N A N D T S N T H S TS . P O U T L A N D . O ftS Q O N WRITE FOR CATALOG I Piacu Tow in a 0 * * 1 PoriHon Others are not desired. For full information write the President LEVI T. PENNINGTON or see him personally 2«on8Qeoaao6oeoeo8oaoeoeo8oeoB083eoBQBcaæoeoecKnBonnBooocAc»CBOU8aBoeoeoK8oraoioeoenM Fifty-Second Annual Oregon State Fair clared to have been determined on a f - 1 » H. Rawl, chief o f the dairy be* ln the construction o f a fruit box factory that la to ter wise counsel, not alone because of j division, and J. E. Dorman, in charge i v . the present situation In Mexico, but | western operations on behalf of supply apple and pear boxes for the entire valley. Jl< a because of conditions which might de- the federal authorities. [, That some system should be devis velop In spite of the efforts o f the pro- \ ed to postpone the first payments of Coos Plans Highway. visional government to prevent any ! Salem.— Coos and Douglas counties settlers on government reclamation harm coming to foreigners. A whole week of pleasure and profit That the administration is content are planning the construction of a projects until after the land haa be gun to produce and that their burdens to give the situation plenty of time to modern hard-surface highway on a work itself out is demonstrated by the [ grade not to exceed 6 per cent, which should otherwise be lightened, Is the present attitude of the president and : will connect Coos Bay with the South- opinion of Will. R. King, ex-justice of his advisers, and is regarded as one of i ern Pacific Highway at Roseburg. The the Oregon Supreme Court, now chief Horse Races, Shooting Tournament, Fireworks, Band Con the explanations for Special Envoy ! road will be of great benefit to the counsel for the United States recla certs, Eugenics Exposition, Children’s Playground and mation service. Lind’s remaining In Vera Crux. ! country. It w ill traverse a rich agri other Free attractions, including Boyd and A power and water system covering cultural section and enable the mar- Huerta Short of Funds. Ogle’s One Ring Circus. ketlng o f vegetable and fruit grown * * * “ from Stayton to Salem is being The provisional Mexican govern In tbe district. promoted by Idaho pnd Spokane men. ment, it has been pointed out, is en _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i The proposal la to bring water from countering financial difficulties, and the North Fork of the Santlam with there have been intimations that there LAND LOCATORS DODGE LAW which to supply Salem, Stayton, Aums- Send for premium list and entry blanks. Reduced rates • ' might be a change in the government Many Hom esteaatr» Are Defrauded, vllle and the state Institutions, also on all railroads. For particulars address personnel which would open the way they are promoting an electric light 8ays ‘ Official. FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary, Salem, Oregon - to negotiations on a definite baaia Eugene.— Fraudulent homestead lo ing system and trolley line through that would lead to an election for the cators are at work in the Siuslaw Stayton and Aumsville to Salem. Mexican presidency under constitu forest, according to Assistant Super The movement for city ownership of tional regulation. Until tome such de visor Flttom. These professional lo the water and lights has been renewed velopment, the administration has cators, one o f whom according to Mr. at Klamath Falls for two reasons. One ground for the belief that there la Fittom, has an agent in Portland to ia that the rates for water for irriga- ALW AYS GO Executor a n d Executrix Notice. danger to Americana remaining In send prospective settlers this way, | tlon prevent as free use of water for Mexico because of the straits in which take the unwary homeaeeker to a that pu rpose " * w ould fo llo w lo w e r Notice is hereby given that the undersigned the provisional government finds it piece of agricultural land that ia sub Uea. This prevents the planting of have been „u ly appointed executor and execu trix of the last W ill snd Testament of John C. self. - ject to entry, and the victim, after trees and red u ces the number o f lawns, Clemensou, deceased, by the County Court o f Yamhill County, Oregon, and have qualified. A discontented army, it has been paying a fee o f from $5 to $60, returns thus keeping back the work of beau Now. therefore, all persons having claima suggested, might become uncontroll to the forestry office in Eugene only tifying the city. ■gainst the estate of John U. Clemenson, de ceased. are hereby notified ana required to able. A movement has been started to to find that a dozen or more other present tbe seme, with t^e proper vouchers, to the Undersigned executor end executrix at the National Capital Brevities Newberg, Oregon office persons have already filed on this secure the closing o f Mill Slough, a 705 First Street of Clarence Butt, of Newberg, Yamhill small tidal estuary which reaches County, Oregon, within six months from the particular tract of land. A house bill for the appropriation date of this notice. . Dated, August 21, 1913 The fraud is possible because the back through the center of Marsh of 17 . 000,000 to establish a government Charle J. clemenson and armor plate plant has ben Introduced official surveyors are behind In tbe field, dividing the town into two parts Marie K. Evans, and just at this time the matter is at Executor and executrix of the last W ill and by Representative Britton o f Illinois. work of running lines on lands that Testament of John C. Clemenson, deceased. tracting more attenion that usual be Clarence Butt, are being homesteaded. The "locat 1 .1 vest!gat.ion of the charges against Attorney for estate. 45-49 Judge Emory 8peer o f the federal ors” are careful to show their cus cause of the important bearing it h A on railroad construction, and the m a t 1 court of Georgia has been authorised tomers tracts of land that are Indeed by the passage of a house resolution. subject to entry, but they neglect to ter w ill he taken up with the Oregon B E G I N S its forty-fifth school year Representative Woods o f Iowa has aay to how many other persona they delegation to secure special legisla S e p t e m b e r i s . tets. been elected chairman of the republi have already shown the same land. tion by congress. DEGREE C O U R S E S in many phases o f Notwithstanding the efforts of Rep A Q U IC U L T U R E . E N Q IN E E K IN Q . HOM E The faet that these “ locators” show can congressional committee. E C O N O M IC S . M IN IN O . F O N E S T N V . C O M resentative Slnnott and other mem President Wilson nominated Henry reel vacant land makes It difficult for Mounting of birds-animals-heads M ER CE. PHARM ACY. Morgentllau, of New York, to be am the officials to make a charge that bers of the Oregon delegation to get . and fishes, also fur rugs. some relief for settlers on lands un- t w o - y e a r C o u r s e s in ao ric u l would stand In court bassador to Turkey. ture . H o m e e c o n o m ic s . M e c h a n ic Bring me your specimens. Letter surveyed and unopensd to entry there President Wilson Indicated to visit A R TS . FO R ES TR Y . CO M M ER CE. PHARM ACY | box 425. Room, 210 Center St. seema to be no relief for them. The T E A C H E R 'S C O U R S E S in manual Prisoner Is W ell Paid. ors his policy toward the Philippine*. 45-48 Roseburg.— Charles Howard, an al general land office has ruled that the training, agriculture, domestic science It Is said that he plana ultimate but and art. ________ * not Immediate Independence for the leged bootlegger, who is serving an statute govern« and that if thsy leave Indefinite term In the oounty Jail for claims they must do so at their owa M U S IC , including piano, string, band Islands. instruments and voice culture. The Qlaee currency bill was rein contempt o f oourt following hla re- risk. This ruling affects a large lum ber o f Oregon entrymen. A B E A U T IF U L B O O K L E T entitled ftfcal to reveal to the grand Jury the troduced in the house by Representa " T he E nrichment of R u ral L in t ” Oswald West, governor, sad A. M. & tive Glass, and was referred to the names of 18 plaoea where he is alleg and s C atalogue will be mailed free banking and currency com mi tee. It ed to have secured liquor Illegally, Crawford, attorney-general o f Oregon, on application. has been approved by the caucus o f Informed the officers that he was be have been summoned to appear in the Address H. M T e n n a n t , Registrar, house democrats, with but nine dis ing paid |20 a day by those whom h* United States distriot court at Port r w - t - is to » -») Corvallis, Oregon. land September 16, to answer a com was protecting All kinds of gravel for con senters. plaint In the suit of E. J. Barnes and Secrv-tarv Daniels haa addressed a crete work, cement blocks, letter to Governor Ooldeborongh of Big Prune Crep In Freewater Diet Hat 68 others against the Southern Ore or wood work furnished on J. H. GIBSON, MgT. Freewater.— The prune crop' this gon company and themaelves aa offi Maryland, denouncing the action of short notice. * the state officers In allowing a young year In this district la valued at |W,- cials of the state of Oregon. The I I The only Abstract Books in 000. The greater pert of the crop has complainants are people who desire man convicted of tneft to escape pun Yamhill County Telephone White 85 ishment bv ey. i .Lg In the United been harvested and ovsr 100 oarionis that land granted by congress In 18dt are now on their way to eastern mar to the state of Oregon be disposed of States navy. O regon kets. aooordlng to the terms of the grant. M c M in n v il l e . A NEWBERG people who want an education. , at Call W hite 114 and you will get Prompt S e r v i c e Splendid opportunities offered young Salem, Sept. 2 9 -O ct. 4,1913 $20,000 offered in premiums on Agricultural, Live Stock, Poultry, Textile and other exhibits. Free camp grounds. 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