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T H E NEW BEK Ci G R A P H I C BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON 5 Per Cent Discount on Goods Events Occurring Throughout the State During the Past Imported in American Ves Week. sels Is Nullified. DRY G O O D S and which will be finished In 60 days. ( Washington.—Attorney-General Mc- Two Men Killed; Duel Indleated. James J. Hill states that the Hill Reynolds, In an opinion that has the Prjneville.— Evidently the victims railroad interests are building and pre- force of a decision, has held that the’ of a rifle duel between themselves, paring for operating fast steamers to sub-section of the new tariff law au- the bodies of Felix Jones and Roecoe ply between the Columbia river and thorislng a discount of t per cent on Brown were found at a remote spot San Francisco. all goods Imported In American ves- on Qrtasly mountain, near the sawmill Monumeot haf been added to the sels la nullified by Its proviso that of J. W. Jones, father of Brown's wife. list of "dry** towns o f the state. Rleo- nothing In this sub-section "shall be The opinion is general that the fatal tlon returns show that prohibition so construed as to abrogate or tn any fight was due to Brown’s Jealousy for won by six votes. Ballots of the wo- manner Impair or affect the piwvls- his wife. men Influenced results. ions o f any treaty concluded between The bodies were lying 26 feet apart Representative. Hawley o f Oregon Jones had been shot through the back, has Introduced bills prohibiting lieu while Brown had been shot thppugh land selections in Oregon, except the chest Bach still clasped his rifle Nobbiest Lino in Town when the base lands surrendered to In his bands when found. Indicating the government are also In Oregon. almost Instant death in the case of Look us over before purchasing. Our The ruling of the industrial welfare Prices range from commission that women employed tn factories shall not earn lees than Breeding For Mutton. a week or work more than 64 boors Pendleton.—Shsepmen of Umatilla In any week became effective Monday. oounty are In the midst of their breed By freakish antics of nature there ing season and reports from their SHOES has been produced in the orchard of camps indicate that many are chang ing from the fine, wool breeds to the Shoes specially priced. Look over our Joseph N. Hunter, at Bend, a combin coarser, and that a number ere also large line before you purchase your ation of 8pltxenberg and Jonathan ap breeding for early or winter lambs. winter shoes. W e can save you money. ples, the flavors and colors of the two varieties being separate and distinct There teems to be a growing tendency In one apple. SW EA TER S among local flockmastera to pay more A bottle dropped overboard off the attention to the growing of mutton, W e have some special values at Siberian ooast by the hydrographic their reason being the high prices of from ........................... OOo t o $ 7 .6 0 expedition of the Paotflo ocean, three meet, and the change which the tariff years ago. to ascertain the rate and has made in the wool market. LA D IE S S U IT S direction o f the current, was found at A small line to close out at about Taqulna bay. TAXABLE PROPERTY JUMPS ..........................O iio -H a lf P r ic e Jackson county court's offer of pay County Boards Place Oregon Valua for a section o f the Dollarhlde toll Save M oney by trading at Porter’t tions at 9813.268*27 for 1918. road, has been accepted by the owner Salem.—The total value of taxable of the road. The section Is needed In G R O C E R IE S property as equalised by the oounty connection with the construction of boards of equalisation In Oregon, not the Pacific highway. including the property of public serv Senator Claude McCulloch of Baker 5 Cans Pink Salmon...... .................. 2 6 c ice corporations which will be'assess has been retained by the corporation 1 lb. can Ground Chocolate............. 2 5 c ed by the state tax commission for department to prosecute actions now Baker’ s Cocoa, per lb ...................... 4 5 c 1913 Is 9986,268.627. according to an pending In Multnomah oounty for vio 2 packages Grape N u ts............... .2 5 c announcement of the commission. lations of the blue sky law, as well 2 packages Cream o f W h eat.. . . . . .8 5 c The Increase over 1912 is 942,173,- as those In contemplation. Best Cream Rolled Oats, 6 lbs....... 2 5 c 246. Messrs. Eaton and Galloway, The railroad commission has been 8 lbs. Head R ic e -b e e t....... .............2 5 c state tax commissioners, said the levy advised that the Southern Pacific has 4 lbs. No. 1 Jap R ice................ ... 2 5 c which would be made December 1 granted a reduction In the freight rate 6 lbs. Good Broken Rice...................2 5 c would be about 5 mills, a large In on car lots of canned goods from Cres- Bacon B acks.. w -w w v r r » T r t 10c crease being necessary to meet the well to Portland from 26 cents per 100 Breakfast Bacon............................. 2 5 c appropriations and other expenses of pounds to 17H cents. 6 lb. Pafl o f L a rd ............................. 7 5 c the last session of the legislature. _ State Game Warden William F. Fin 6 Bara Crystal W hite Soap............. 2 5 c ley is sending broadcast an appeal Ball Brand Mason Quart Jars, d o e .6 5 c Lane Will Have Expert, asking bunting organisations of the lie lands committee, at the request of Ball Brand Mason 1-2 gaL Jars— OOc the Interior department In terms Eugene.—As a result of the meet state to donate to the charitable In 18 Pounds Boat Cano Sugar....... $ 1 .0 0 stitutions of their vicinities, game for thls bill grants to each of the western lng of a delegation of prominent 100 Pounds Boat Cano S u gar... .$ 5 .0 0 states 260,000 sores o f public lands, grangers of Lane oounty with the Thanksgiving. 100 Pounds Boat S u gar........... . .$ 4 .8 0 The Oregon Butter and Cheese- with authority to the states to soil It commissioners’ oourt, the court baa makers' association will hold Its ad at not loss tban 94 an acre, and apply decided to appropriate 92000 for the journed session at La Grande on De the proceeds to good roads work. As- purpose of employing an agricultural cember 6, In connection with the farm sumlng the lands granted the states expert for Lane county, the state to ers' congress and trl-etate dairy meet can be sold at the price named, the give a similar snm, according to tha J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. bill Is equivalent to a grant of 91.000.- law passed by the last legislature. ing, to be held there at that time. - T h « only A bstract Books in Senator Chamberlain of Oregon has 000 to each state for the purpose naa- •d. Fairs Get Support. Introduced a bill making Milton Yam hill County May Permit Shipment of Arms. Salem.—N. C. Maris, field worker Wheeler, of Portland, a colonel on the Developments In the Mexican eltua- f ° r industrial fairs, has returned from Yamhill County Abstract Co. retired list of the United States army, volunteer rank being held by him dur tlon here have emphasised the deter- Grant county, where he visited 22 M c M innvillb . O regon ing the civil war. mlnatlon of the Washington govern- schools in the Interest of the fairs, Governor West commuted to life ment to refuse to recognise any of Mr- Maris says teachers and pupils Imprisonment the sentence of Lem the acts of the new Mexican congress »re taking the liveliest interest In the Woon, who had been sentenced to be It also was shown that President WU- **1™ and that a new record will be hanged November 14, for the killing son was considering the question of established next year. of Lee Tal Hoy In Portland, March 7, Grssnhom Ors 8triks Rsportsd. Do all kinds of Carpentering, 1908. The Chinese said he eventually Greenhorn.—Kelly A Larson, pion Painting and C«m«nt Work would be able to prove that he did eer prospectors of the Greenhorn dis dx 686 Newberg, Oregon not kill the man. trict, have uncovered a quarts deposit The Oregon public ownership league of unknown extent showing free gold organised temporarily at Portland by values reported to run between $4000 the election of John L. Schuyleman and 97000 a ton. as president and J. B. Stllwell as tem porary secretary. One of the princi pal objects of the league Is to urge a WANT EXPERIMENTAL FARM law establishing a system of voting Never Has Bsen Determined What by mall. Section Offers In Agricultural Way. The secretary of agriculture has ad Klamath Falls.—The first steps vised Senator Chamberlain that he have been taken to get an experiment will furnish telegraphic crop news to al farm for Klamath county. The Oregon farmers, beginning the service bounty court has been asked to make immediately. The secretary will tele a special levy to employ an expert graph his reports to the weather bu and to maintain the farm. The mem reau at Portland and that office will bers of the oourt have signified a print and distribute Information to all willingness to further the movement the daily and weekly papers In Ore Farming In the Klamath country Is gon. yet In the experimental state. A farm Despite the warnings issued by the conducted under an expert should state fish and game commission, laws prove of material assistance to the Fsr Women, Misses, Children which were meant to prevent one qarly development of the farm lands hunter from killing another, and the of the vast area embraced In Klamath 1 Because it aids wonderfully in the suggestion by State Warden William county. Rapid strides In fanning fit o l a gown. Athena is cut and L. Finley that all hunters wear red have been made In recent years. . . , caps and ooats, the hunting season fashioned to accord perfectly with every line and curve o f a woman's which ended November 1 marked the Unitarians Will Mast. form . T T he special features such as death o f two hunters and the Injury Hood River.—The North Pacific The Patent-fitted Seat. The Three- of eight others. conference of Unitarian churches will After a conference with the reclam cornered G usset at thigh. The Fit be held at Hood River November 11. 12 and IS. The Unitarian churches ted S h ou ld ers and Sleeves. The ation commission Secretary Lane aet of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Tailored Shaping and Perfect Siring aside from the reclamation fund 916,- Montana will be represented In the o f Athena Underwear insure a tai 000 to be used Jointly with an appro priation of a like amount made by the conference. lored fit. Oregon legislature to defray the cost 1 In tw e n ty -e ig h t sh apes and of survey and examination of various Market Baeket Day In Klamath. elections. thirty-eight fabrics (all weights and water power sites on the Columbia Klamath Falls.— Plana have been qualities) at just the prices you river, with a view to formulating plans practically completed for holding a would pay for ordinary underwear. for their development. weekly market day In this city. The Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh. for the chamber of commerce and tha Klam W. C. T. U., has protested to Senator ath Water Users’ association have In Lane against the bill of Millionaire B. dorsed the movement It Is planned Benson, of Portland. Introduced by to get the producers and the consum Senator Works, to prevent the manu ers In direct contact FOR SALE BY facture of spirituous lienor* la the Youthful Burglsrs Hsvs Winter Shoes United States. She says beer and Albany.—A double robbery Involv wines are more harmful than whiskey, ing the theft of $300 worth of doctor's and that the brewers, through owner Implements, six pairs of shoes and ship of saloons, control the white 910 In oash from a store Is believed to ■lave traffic, and would have much have been committed here by two If- more power If the distillers were put year-old Independence boys. Heavy Outings, per yard at.......... . 28 inch Percale, per yd a t...... ....... 36 inch Percale, per yd at...... ....... 66 inch Bleached Table Damaik..... 62 inch Bleached Mercerised Table Damaalc, Special a t.................... 72 inch Bleached Mercerised Table Damask, Special a t.................... 66 inch Blue and White and Red and W hite Table Linen a t......... “ Ball-Bead." It gives more days’ wear for dollars invested than aay other rubber footwear we know about That’s why we sell it The Red Ball is the "Ball-Band" ; i ; i p trade mark. It's on the goods. It <»*ods for «jualttv. Aik any man wl,° lms "B a ll-B a n d " mxt ho w,,rI1 96.64 i i i Th an ksgiving With the Folks LO W R O U N D T R IP FARE! ic ifi s m General Contractors Dmsmsksrs Approvo ATHENA UNDERW EAR E. C. BAIRD The Semi-Weekly Journal and le Graphic combination for "The Exposition Line 1915" between all points on the S. P. Lines in Oregon north and south including brunches« also on the C. & E., P. R. & N., S. F. C. A W. and P. B .& E . SALE DATES November 26th and 27th FIN AL RETURN LIM IT DECEMBER 1ST Superior Train Service, Observation Cars, Dining Cars and Big, Wide, All-Steel Coaches. Call on nearest Agent for specific fares, train schedules, etc. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent JO H N G O W E R The East Side Greenhouses Fine Ferns, Beautiful Flowering Plants, Cyclamen, Primulas, Cinerarias, Calls Lilies, Heleotrope and many others. Hardy Perennial Plants in great variety. Don’t forget that we are headquarters for ROSES. PHONES: Residence, Red 167; Shop, Black 196 LEY PLUMBING COMPANY Sanitary Plumbing, Steam Fitting, Galvanized Pipe, Etc. 312 First Street, Opposite Spaulding Logging Co’s. Office, Newberg, Or. Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health. This is the kind we supply our customers. Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com- mended by that official. Give us a trial. Phone Red 66 R. B. L Y L E
