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TH E NEW BKM O G B APH K
J. t. P8R H I1 Ell'S
cash store
DONT SAT UNDERWEAR
, SAT m u n s i n g w e a r ;
Insufficient Votes C ist to Con
stitute Legal Successor to ,
President Huerta.
DRY GOODS
Mexico City.— A t the close o f the
Mexioan election indlcaUons were that
not sufficient votes had been cast, to
oonatltnte a lagal choice for the presi-
deacy to succeed General Victoriano
Huerta.
It was estimated, Judging from tha
results In tha capital, where it was
expected the vote would be up to the
average, that fewer than 10,000 o f the
80,000 eligible votera in the federal
district went to the polls. There are
about 8,000,000 eligible votera la the
entire republic. It would be no sur­
prise if congress, the members of
which also were voted for, ' declared
Look us over before purchasing. Our the election void when the body la or­
Prices range from
ganised and revissa the returns.
The leedora of the Catholic party
claimed i long leed for their candi­
dates, Fred erlco Gamboa and General
Raseeo. I f this claim is correct, it
is generally thought that Oeneral
Felix Dies and Señor Roqueña ran
Shoes specially priced. Look over our
A.
la rge line before you purchase your
There was no disorder in Mexico
w in ter shoes. W a cgn save you money. CJty. The polling places opened at 0.
H eavy Outings, pur yard a t .........* 9 o
28 inch Percale, per yd a tv............ 7 e
86 inch Percale, p er yd at.............. 9 c
66 inch Bleached T a b le Damask......8 0 c
62 inch Bleached Mercerised Table - «
Damask, Special a t...................44>c
72 inch Bleached M ercerised Table
Damaak, Special a t ...................5 0 c
56 inch Blue and W hite and Red
and W hite Table Linen a t.........9 5 c
LADIES COATS
Nobbiest L in « In Tow n
$ 5.00 to $ 21.50
SHOE8
SW EATER S
W e have some special values at.
fro m .........................9 0 c t o $ 7 .0 0
L A D IE S S U IT S
The election offld a ls appeared to
a representative class o f citlsens. So
far as could be ascertained, no gov-
em m e it employes served in that ca-
parity.
Official Washington Takes Keen Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Interest in Mexican Pres­
Week.
idential Election.
Washington. — Official Washington
awaited with keen Interest the out­
: ° come
° me of elections in Mexico under
supervision o f the Huerta provisional
government, recognition o f which baa
already been denied by the Americas
government.
Significance was attached to the
dispatches from abroad, coming on the
heels 61 the reports from Washington
that the president and secretary at
state were at work on a pronuncla-
mento which would define this na­
tion’s attitude with relation to the pol­
icy in Mexico o f the foreign nations
and also to the statement Issued is
Philadelphia by Senator Bacon, chair­
man o f the senate foreign relations
com m itted to the effect that the In­
terests of the United states in Mexico
are “ infinitely greater" than those o f
the other powers.
: «
President Opposes Single-Bank Plan.
Whether there shall be one federal
reserve bank with branches through­
out the United States or several banks
as provided for in the administration
! bill promises to be the chief issue o f
: the final currency reform fight In the
senate committee.
The president made it known in
emphatic terms that he waa opposed
to the central benk plan as suggested
by Frank A. Vanderlip of the National
City bank o f New York, and aa In­
dorsed Informally by many members
o f the senate committee. He reiter­
ated through Secretary Tumulty that
tbe Glass-Owen bill, w ith lu system
' of 12 regional reserve banks related
j only through the functions o f one fed­
eral reserve board sitting at Washing­
ton, was “ admirably suited" to the
needs of the country.
The president made it clear to the
senate leaders that he did not believe
the senate committee should try to
disturb the foundation of the bill that
passed the house to the extent that it
would have to be remodeled to pro­
vide for a single bank.
W ater to Be Lowered.
Klamath Palls.— According to a let­
ter received by President Mason of
the Low er Klamath Marsh Land Own­
ers' association, from Representative
Slnnott, officials o f the reclamation
service are drafting a form o f bond,
upon the signing o f which Instrument
the government w ill close the gates at
the railroad track, shutting the water
of Klamath straits out of Low er Kla­
math lake, which will allow the recla­
mation o f much marsh land around
the lake by lowering the water level.
The bond is to insure the government
against any damage actions that
might arise, and to protect the gov­
ernment against any damage to the
water right o f the Van Brimmer
ditch.
*Weta" and "D rys" Wage Campaign.
Salem.— The most strenuous wet
and dry campaign ever carried on In
Salem is now being waged. Both sides
are well organised and until 10 days
ago it waa conceded even by the sa­
loon interests that the city would be
voted dry on November 4, bat within
the last week the wets have perfected
their organisation and now declare
they w ill win the election. It la gc
orally conceded that the result o f the
election rests largely with the women,
and both sides are centering their
campaign on them. Tbe last time the
issue was presented In Salem, with
only the men voting, the city remained
wet by a very small majority.
Díaz Severa Last T le Wlth Huerta.
Vara Crna.— The last shred blndlng
Oeneral Félix Dlax and General Vic­
S a v e M o o « y b y tr a d in g a t P o r t e r ’ s toriano Huerta was severed when Oen­
eral Diaa telegraphed to the depart-
meat of war hls ryslgnatlon aa briga­
dier-general of the army.
»
8 Cans Corn............ ........................8 5 c
General Dias applled to the Amerl-
8 Cana Tom atoes............................. 9 5 c
can consulate Monday night fo r pro-
8 Cana Pink Salman........................ 9 5 c
Eight-Hour Law to Be Tested.
taction and was taken on board the
1 lb. can Ground Chocolate............ 9 5 c
United States gunboat Wheeling.
Salem.—
The state board o f control
B aker's Cocoa, per lb .................... 4 5 c
has requested Labor Commissioner
2 peck ages Grape N u ts.................9 5 c
O. P. H o ff to bring suit against the
2 packages Creem o f W heat...........3 5 c
board to test the question of whether
Beat Cream Rolled Oats, 6 lb s ... . . 9 5 c President Wilson Octuple* the His­
the eight-hour law applies to the em­
8 lbs. Head R ic e -b e s t...................2 5 c
toric Chair Used by John Hancock.
ployes at state Institutions. I f the
4 lbs. N o. 1 Jap R ice..................... 2 5 c
Philadelphia.— Congress hall. In his­
courts
should hold that it does apply
5 lbs. Good Broken R ice................. 2 5 c toric Independence square, where the
to the Institutions, it is stated that
Bacon Backs....................................1 9 c senate and house of representatives
no one o f the Institutions would have
B reakfast Bacon .........
2 5 c sat from 1790 to 1800, was rededi­
sufficient
appropriation to carry it
5 lb. P ail o f Lard...........
7 5 c cated with patriotic exercises, the oc­
through
next
year without a defi­
6 B an Crystal W hite Soup............ 2 5 c casion marking the completion of the
ciency. The governor has said that it
B all Brand Mason Quart Jars, do* . 6 5 c restoration o f the hall to almost its
The La Follette substitute fo r the might be necessary even to call a spe­
B all Brand Mason 1-2 g a l J a n ... 0O c original appearance.
"seamen’s servitude” bill, so amended cial session o f the legislature to pro­
18 Pounds Best Cane Sugar.......$ 1 .0 0
President Wilson was the central as not to affect the treaty relations o f
100 Pounds Best Cane S u ga r... $ 5 .0 0 figure in the ceremonies and deliv­ the United States until the president vide for the emergency.
100 Pounds B eet S u g a r.............. $ 4 .8 0 ered a 20-minute address.
has nad an opportunity to readjust
The president was the last speaker. } them, passed the senate.
GIRL HAS GOOD ROAD |PLAN
He sat in the high-backed chair which
The La Follette substitute differed F4lr Supervisor of Sebeóla to Let the
was used by John Hancock when he in many respects from the original bill
Pupils Build Highway.
presided over the continental con- which passed both houses o f con
Eugene.— Road-building, a course of
grass, but wheih did not meet study for the rural schools of western
with the approval of President Taft. Lane county, Is to he Introduced with­
Katherine felklne Weds Young Hitt.
Its ch ief provision« would require im­ in a few days by Miss Goldie Van
Elkins, W. Va.— Katherine Elkins,
proved working quarters and working Blber, school supervisor in the Slue-
UNDCB NEW MANAGEMENT
daughter of the late Senator Stephen
conditions on ships; increase the re­ law district Instructions have been
Wood o f all kinds. Wood sawing a specialty B. Elkins, was married here to W il­
quirements for safety appliances and mailed. This is the first experiment
Prompt service. Leave orders at yard or
liam F. R. H it t Miss Elkina name
et Dawson house. 109J West Hancock St.
efficiency of sailors; release sailors o f its kind ever tried in Oregon. Ac­
was prominently before the public re­
from some of the stringent regulations tual road-building la the laboratory
P H O N E RED 174 .
cently in connection with a report that
that compel them to remain with ships work which will accompany this
E. P. H AM ILTO N , Prop. she was to wed tbe Duke of Abrussl. when In foreign ports and direct the
oonrae. The children o f each district
Tbe bride is a granddaughter o f ex-
abrogation of any traatius that pro­ w ill build and maintain during the
United States Senator Gasaaway Da­
hibit the enforcement o f the pro vis approaching rainy season a atrip of
J. H. G IBSO N, M gr.
vis, and Mr. H itt is a son of a former
lone against foreign ships coming into oonnty road near the school building.
representative In congreee from 1111-
The only Abstract Books in
American ports.
The school whose road stands the win­
National Capital Brevities.
ter and Is found in the best condition
Yamhill County
The urgent deficiency bill, provid­ w ill he the winner o f a unique con­
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
ing for the abolishing o f the com­ test in which school children on the
merce court and removal of about 1000 Sluslaw eagerly are awaiting to par­
M c M in n v il l b .
O rboom
deputy revenue collectors from civil ticipate.
County Judge Helmus W. Thomp­
service, has,been signed by the presi­
son, Lane county’s moat active good
dent.
New York.— The general conven­
Republicans, Democrats and Pro roads enthusiast, was so pleased with
tion of 1912 of the Protestant Episco­ gressivea of the house w ill Join In pre­ this woman's plan to teach the funda­
pal church passed Into history In hdpe- senting Miss Jeeaie Wilson, daughter i mentals of road building In the rural
Do all kinds of Carpentering,
less deadlock on two important resolu­ of the president, with a wedding gift. schools that he Immediately offered
Painting and Cement Work
tions, with tbe most far-reaching topic Speaker Clark w ill name a committee two huge silver cups as prises for this
good roads contest.
Box 686
N ew berg, Oregon of legislation before It unconsidered by to carry out the plan.
one house because o f an error In the
Senator Chamberlain has been dm
One Dead, One Hurt In Wrack.
other, and with p positive refusal to tgnated by the floor leader. Senator
Baker.— One man was killed out­
consider a request of the Women’s Kern o f Indiana, to act In that capac
OVEN a s YEANS*
EXPERIENCE
right, another was slightly injured and
Christian Temperance union that un­ ity during hls absence from the city.
fermented grape Juice be substituted
President Wilson has commuted the two valuable race horses were hurt in
for wine in the communion service.
sentence of Frederick A. Hyde from s wrack six miles north of Prairie
On the proposal to establish a sepa­ two years, and that of Joost Schneider City on the Sumpter VaHey railroad.
rate bishopric for negroes In the south from 14 months, to S66 days’ impris Robert 8. Richardson o f Baker was
and on the proposed elimination of the onment. He did not remit fines of killed when he jumped from an over­
T R A D E SS A R S I
words "Jews. Turks, infidels and har- 810,000 and $1000 respectively assess turning car which fell on him, and
D is io n s
ettes," the house of bishops and the ed against Hyde and Schneider. The William Hall of John Day was in­
C opyrights A c.
I a aketpti and deeertptWm may
house of deputies were deadlocked.
V hat har an
two men were convicted of land jured.
our opinion
omm nnim
On the proposal to require a two- frauds in Oregon and California.
on Pat anta
t fro«. O l d « « maanej for »
Has Vision of Railroad.
thirds vote to change the name o f the
Rear Admiral Charles E. Clark, re
ratal va
Kent* U k n th m u «h Mu
1 M M , without oharss,
Klamath Falls.— Thera is every In­
church, adopted by the deputise, the tired, commander of the battleship
bishops refused to act because the Oregon when the made her famous dication that the railroad from this
reeolutlon was sent to them only the trip around Cape Horn at the opening olty to Merrill sad from there to Fern-
day before adjournment, while it was of the Spanish war, today accepted the ly, Nev., will be built next summer.
adopted by the lower house more than Invitation of Secretary Daniels to be There is also evldance that the road
two weeks ago. The original draft of on the bridge of hls old ship to lead to the north will be built to connect
the resolution was mislaid.
the international fl g
through the with the HU1 line coming south and
that both Harriman and Hill interests
Panama canal early iu 1916.
Executor’s Notice of Final Settle*
Pullman College Team Defeated.
Including the practical completion w ill use the same line for the heavy
it
Portland.— Three thousand football o f the Panama canal among the mark* axposltlon travel.
enthusiasts saw ths Multnomah club of ‘‘beneficent providence,” which ths
Recall Nominees In Fight to Stay.
underalgnad defeat Washington state college on nation, be eaye, has engaged in the
Motte« I« harsbr (Ir a n that the une
execu to r bsa tie d hl« Ansi amount 1 sa asaeutor
Winged "M " field, 7 to 0.
Hood River.— A ll ths candidates
peat year, President Wilson Issued his
Adam Khrut,
o f tha la st t WHI and TaaUmrut of Ada
o f Yam hill
<
d«co«a*d, In tha County Court
first Thanksgiving proclamation, nam nominated by the recall petitioners
I, and that asid court hat ap­
County Oregon,
Oregon Wine, 27-0, Over Idaho.
MS, at 10 oVlook
lag Thursday, November 27, Thanks­ have signified their Intentions of quali­
pointed Moeday, Mov. ‘ 1SU. uli*.
Eugene.— By a score o f 27 to 9, Ore­
ay and hoar for the
a m. of «aid day as tbs da]
fying and making the raoe against the
giving day.
id finsi amount and
of objection*
to aulì
storine----
,
gon eliminated Idaho from the raoe for
the aaitlamant ther-of
The big express companies have ad members of the present county oourt
Now, therefore, all parnona Interested In ths the conference football championship
aetata of asid deeedsnt ara hereby notified and
vised the Interstate commerce com at the November election.
require 1 to appasr at the County Ooun room, on Kincaid field.
mission that they have derided to
a t r o * Court Houasat Me Minn v illa ,asid county
and «a ta , a t aaM tim « to« than and there show
abandon
their opposition to tho com
Equalisation Beard Meets.
Aggies Unable to keere at Seattle.
oauaa, If any there be. why «atol asm s nt should
not bo settled, allowed and approved and «aid
mission's
recant
order
radically
radur
Salem—
The state board o f squall
Seattle.— The University o f Wash
«ateto forever end finally settled sad ae<d
Ing
express
rates
It
also
was
an
ration
began
holding hearings Friday,
executor di«rh«rmd.
i
Ington football team defeated Oregon
Dated Oetobar *, 1*1*
. .
Agricultural college by a soars et 4. nounced that the commlaaIon’s block when representatives of ths large rail­
A d a m Ehret,
system of rates would ho established road r.omrai-tea appeared before the
to 0 on Denny field here.
d.
immediately.
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oard.
Clarone« Butt, Attorney for «stale.
A small line to cloee out a t about
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