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NF wéhì i « TP! tf f..... •4 T H E N E W B E H d G R A P H IC OREGON NEWS NOTES OFFICERS ARRESTED; NEWS FROM ODR NATIONAL CAPITAL OF GENERAL INTEREST ' SALOONS CLOSED Governor West Pitees Copper field, Oregon, Under Mar tial Law. ¡Money Trust Still Feared and Fight Against Interlocking Directories to Continue. Washington.— Official Washington Copperfield, Or.— Martial law . M im ed to approve the actios of J. P. declared ateCopperfleld by Colonel B. Morgan Co ,n realgning from num. ^ * w*OIL **• w u *uPP°rt®d by five arou> corporation directorates, bnt It here of the coast artillery. Miss waa not believed that It would prevent Hobbs, private secretary to Oov- an attwnpt ln cumgNm at the present am or West, demanded that the «aloes- aeaalon to #nBCt.legl, UUon prohlblt men In the council resign, and they lntarlooklllg directorates. Mtased. She then left town and m ar Ther# WM a ^ lmprMaloD ^ tlal law was declared, all the satoons whu# Mtl(M WM a iU>p ltt seised, and the city officials J right dlreotlon. It did not signalise the placed under arrest. breakup of the so-called money trust Mies Pgro Hobbs, Governor West’s Lawyers who followed the money private secretary, did not declare mar trust Investigation by the house com tial law. Her only connection with mittee pointed out that while Morgan the case was to demand of the mayor * Co. had given up directorships In and other city officials that they sign . . .___ _ A. _ . .. . - several large banks and trust com- U u k rMlfnstiotu. TUI. J t a r M * MV<nKl Wr B R IE f NEW S O F OREGON y TTORNBY-AT-LAW TH E AURORA BOREALIS. Glorious Beauty of tho Wonderful Northern Lights. Portland postofflce receipts for 1912 When the frequency of the au were $1,193,636.7$, or a gain of $76, rora in the ¡>olar regions is referred Events Occurring Throughout 041.32 over 1912. to, the expression should not be “ Bells Btebrecht,” a bright pink taken too literally. On the contrary, the State During the Past rose of a hardy variety, may be chosen auroras, 1 believe, are far less nu Week. as the “Albany rose.” merous in the polar region proper Dallas National bank at Dallas has than farther to the south. filed application to become member It was one night about the mid Deep Snow Fatal to Deer. of the new banking system. dle o f September that I beheld a Hood River.—The deep snow ln the Congressional action looking toward truly magnificent display o f the au mountains of Hood river has resulted election of United States senators ln rora borealis. Across the inky ln the killing of S number of deer Oregon will be unnecessary, states blackness o f the northern •kj that are helpless after a short chase 8enator Chamberlain, who says the great arc o f pure white light was by the hunter. Instances have oc Oregon law on the case is legal. suddenly stretched, which lit up the curred where the hunters have run The Coos County Good Roads asso snow covered mountains around our down the deer on snow shoes, and then cut their throats with pocket ciation will renew Its campaign for a camp just as if we had suddenly at knives. As many as 14 deer have county bond issue for building per tracted the very active attention o f been butchered by a single hunter ln manent, hard-surface roads ln the a gigantic searchlight near future. From the main body o f this one day by this method. Unemployed men who come to Port glorious sheet o f flame great darts •liver Gray Fox Good Day's Work. land to seek work and free food at and streamers constantly shot shiv John Day.—Cobb brothers, the trap the hands of the city may be sent to ering and shimmering through the pers who secured a silver gray fox the rockplle, If the plans of the mayor sky, now opening out into broad In Lagan valley last week, sold the are carried ou t No Imposters will be white lanes o f light, and again nar rowing until swallowed up once fur for 9460 in the local m arket Hast permitted. During the year 1913 the supreme more by the envious darkness -of era prices on these hides range from 1900 to $1500. The fox was ln prime court handed down 354 written opin the surrounding sky. oondltlon and of medium sign. The ions on motions and four dissenting Never for a single instant were trappers report good sue: ss ln Lo opinions. Since the court was Increas these wonderful polar lights still. gan valley. Mink are’ plentiful and ed to seven judges the court has a v er They constantly spread and con aged nearly 39 opinions a month. there are signs of more silver fas. tracted in every varying, waves and In attempting to rearrange the star tongues o f light until they finally routes ln Oregon the postofflce de died out, and the stars once more Toledo to Got Creamery. Toledo.—Directors of the Toledo partment has met with many protests shone brightly in the clear sky. Creamery association have signed a from localities which are threatened The effect was indeed amazing and 20-year lease with the Toledo Port with a curtailment of the service to awing in the extreme. commission. The association, purely which they have been accustomed. Only once more did we see the $2600 worth of stock and Intends to Senator Chamberlain predicts that northern lights, but then, too, the a farmers’ organization, has taken the country Is on the eve of a great display was so soul stirring and have the creamery ln operation by business awakening. He says that the magnificent, and I count these April 1. tariff problems and the currency ques splendors o f the arctic sky as the tion, being out of the way, makes the most marvelous o f all the wonders Auto Law to Be Tested. future clear for commercial progress. o f the world— all the wondera of Roseburg.—A move has been inau The Increase of deposits for the the world that I have been privi gurated here by automobile owners to Portland postal savings bank for De leged to see, at any rate. Seen in employ counsel and contest the col cember over November was $11,706, the solitude o f the northern wilder lection o f license fees by the state { or an average of $400 a day. The ness, such visions o f glory cannot from persons owning motor vehicles. : total deposits December 31 were $906, but awaken reverence in the soul o f Automobile owners say the law has man, o f whatever race or degree o f ^ Charles H. Martin, U. S. A., culture.— E. C. Selous in London been declared Invalid in Ohio and oth i Colonel er states where it has been contested. ' retired, commander of the Third in Strand Magazine. CLARENCE B U T T Will practice in all the courts of ÜM state. Special attention given to pro bate work, the writing o f deeds, most- gages, contracts and the drafting o f all legal papers. Newberg, Oregon. O ffice —Second Floor in Union Block C. R. CHAPIN LAWYER Practice in all courts; Probate, Deeds, Mortgagee and all legal pa peas. Ab stracts examined. I DR. C. A. ELDRIEDGEI DENTIST Office over First National Bank Phone White 3-1 49444»>H 44MM4M4SM»444 ed to do, and then R was that Colonel most part were with railroads. So far Lawson took control and read to the as these officials could see from the DR. A M. DAVIS assembled multitude the proclama Information at hand, the relations be tion of martial law which he had tween some of the big financial Insti D E N T I S T brought with him from Salem. tutions la New York have not been Colonel Lawson flatly refused to broken, although this might follow. )fr ie e e v e r F e rg u s o n '« Drug S te re recognise an Injunction against Gov Representative Lindbergh, of Min ernor West’s martial law order, which RHONE BLACK 6 3 37 7 £ nesota, author of a bill to prohibit had been sent by telegraph to Special Interlocking directorates, said: Deputy Sheriff V. S. Jackson by Cir “ I doubt If the action o f Morgan A cuit Judge Anderson, of Baker. Co. will have any effect on legislation While a lone deputy sheriff was en It Is ln line with the evident purpose gaged ln serving Injunctions on mem of big business to try to meet the de bers of the militia to prevent them mands of the people and is In antici shipping confiscated liquors and bar pation of legislation.” fixtures out of the town, the troops, Education Test Pending. under Colonel B. K. Lawson, kept right on loading the contraband goods The house of representatives soon Office over U. 8. Natl. Bank on the train. will take up and probably pass the Phone Black 171 Not only were liquors and bar fix educational test Immigration bill. The tures shipped to Baker, but there was bill that Is now on the house calendar a wealth of gambling paraphernalia, Is similar to the measure which pass- , consisting of cards and dice, three le d both houses a year ago and was 94 >9W99999»4IIM9IMW roulette wheels, one “ monte” layout vetoed by President T a ft and three money slot machines with In effect, the pending measure bars the money, $$, still In them. from the United States all aliens over The city officials who have been Id years old who are unable to read under arrest were released by Colonel their own language, exception being [ fantry, Oregon National Guard, held Lawson, but the town remained under made in the case of those who may Hewett Federal Commissioner. The Extinct Tasmanians. I a New Year’s reepetion to the officers Phone« Eugene.—L P. Hewett, for two years | martial law. | come to the United States seeking Tasmania’s pretty girls o f Euro | under his command and the regiment, Office, White 22; Rea. Black 90 refuge from religious persecution at United States commissioner at R ed -1 at the armory ln Portland. pean lineage have never been Huntington. Or.—Troops from the home and In the case o f certain lmmi mond. Crook county, has received an i Congressman W. C. Hawley Is try tempted to follow the fashion o f Oregon state militia under Colonel B. grants, members of whose families appointment from Portland making lng to Induce congress to follow out the native Tasmanian women, who K. Lawson arrived here to declare have already been admitted to the him the United States commissioner l ^ BUggeatlon of the Portiand cham had all their hair removed with a martial law and to close the saloons United States. fer this place, to fill the vacancy caus- ber of commerce haTe an »¿equate flint and went bald. The last pure here. ' ed several months ago by the reslgna- Alaakan axhlblt at U a gan Francisco blooded Tasmanian woman died in Higher Naval Rank Essential. There are 10 militiamen from Cop tlon of W. W. Calkins. 1876, aged seventy-six; the last exposition. perfield who are with Colonel Lawson Congress will be asked to create Panl Ord, deaf and blind, deliberate man in 1869, aged thirty-four. A and this force Is considered sufficient four vice-admirals ln the United Road Work Is Planned. ly smashed a big plate glass window traveler says that the native had to cope with any situation that might States navy immediately after the Oregon City.—During the ensuing in the Meier A Frank store, Portland, two fine points, eyes and teeth. The arise in Huntington. holiday recess. Secretary Daniels year, Clackamas county will spend because of disgust with the world ln eyes were prominent and often of said he had determined this course to $318,560 on roads. Of this amount. general. He broke the glass with a great beauty and brilliancy; and a W ES T D E F IE S L E G A L ACTION) avoid the possibility of embarrass $244,170 is raised by the etgbt-iBtU hammer and waited for the police to dentist o f wide experience knew o f ment to the American navy ln foreign general levy, and $74,390 from the spe- hlm •ring Baloonmen to Salem If N no teeth equal to the Tasmanian’s service. d al levies that have been made by Qne of the Urgeat lnherltance taxes for strength, size and enamel. But sary, Orders Governor. Frequently, Mr. Daniels explained, Salem, Or.—Learning that lawyers in a field which rightly should be dom the 28 districts out of the total 59 ln collected in Oregon will be that from the nose was bridgeless, the chin for the saloonkeepers and city offi inated by American influence, a for the county. j the heirs of the late Asahel Bush, “ ran off,’ * and the upper jaw pro L ittlefield & R om ig cials of Copper Arid might attempt le elgn officer might take first rank be pioneer banker and journalist of Sa truded. gal action. Governor West telegraphed cause of the failure of the United FAIR C O N FER EN C E IS H ELD lem. The estate has been valued at Tw o Groat Orators. Colonel Lawson not to pay any atten States to provide a grade above that Organization * Formed "to Urge Educa- W.OM.OOO, and the inheritance tax an d SURGEONS tion to any papers served upon him, of rear-admiral. Aa an orator Demosthenes was This subject has tional Features. , W,U ** about >20’000 __ Office in First Nat’l Bank Bldg. and to bring the saloonmen to Salem been much discussed ih connection Salem.—County school superintend- 0,1 th* lnlti,tlve «»e county head and shoulders above Cicero, Phone, Black SI if he could get no assurance of co o p with the situation ln the gulf of Mex ents, school supervisor, and secre- court’ Jack8° n county * »verhauUng the Roman. The great Athenian stands in a class all by himself, if eration ln the enforcen^nt of the laws. lco, where* an English naval officer, taries of fairs from many parts of the ! ltB ,nsurance pollcleB, “ haa empl° ^ That the governor intends to punish Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Crad state at an enthusiastic meeting ln « “ expert who w,)1 investigate val- we are to believe the consensus o f learned opinion. Cicero, it is said, those who disobeyed his orders was ¿ ocki outranks Rear-Admiral Fletcher, Superintendent of Public Instruction uea on countyi property and, to proved when he telegraphed Circuit commanding the American squadron. Churchill’s office, organized the coun- * »Da,,,e the indemnity carried thereon prided himself on his faculty o f ex D R .T H O S . W . H ESTER Judge Anderson to hear charges temporizing at need, but probably on a more equitable basis. May Further Restrict Orientals. ty fair conference. The object is to against the sheriff of Baker county. At the request of Representative trusted little to it on great occa Physician and Surgeon Recomemndations will be made by make the educational feature an im Hawley, the chief of engineers has sions, while with Demosthenes it Office in Dixon Building portant one at county fairs. Mr. Chur Contempt Proceedings Against Militia the bureau of Immigration for the fur Instructed Major Morrow, engineer was the rule never to speak without I W O ffice W U u 22. R e . Blee M chill was elected president and Frank Baker, Or.— Proceedings for con ther restrictions of certain kinds of officer at Portland, to hasten his re the most careful preparation. The Meredith, secretary of the state fair NEWBERG - - OREGON tempt of court were instituted by At oriental immigration. port on the further improvement of speeches o f both were spoken with board, was made secretary. A. Caminettl, commissioner-general torney James H. Nichols on receipt l4»94494999»99H«4t949< the mouth of the Siuslaw river, and out manuscript. They would never A resolution asking all the county j o f definite word from Deputy Sheriff of immigration, who recently returned telegraphic'advices have been receiv have made the reputation they did Herbert that the injunction had been to Washington from an extended of courts to give financial aid to the ed saying that the supplementary re- if they had been tied down to their , H o u r«: 9 to 12 A. M. 2 t e S P. M. served ln Copperfleld and that the sa ficial trip to Immigration stations on children’s Industrial fairs, and another | port is on its way to Washington. notes.— New York American. O th e r« by A p p oin tm en t providing for the appointment of com loons were not permitted to reopen. the Pacific coast, will submit some Senator Lane Bays that the new de mittees to solidt Juvenile exhibits for D r . F , H . W ilson Mr. Nichols declared that the con important recommendations, particu •isge ef Crete. natured alcohol legislation embodied tempt proceedings woald “ let him larly with regard to the tide of orien the county fairs were adopted. Crete can claim to have been the j in the Underwood tariff law is work Osteopatiiic P)iysiciaii&Obstetrician out,” after which the issue would be tal immigration that is tending In the j ing satisfactorily. It annuls restric scene o f one o f the longest sieges P b o n e e : O ttim S l a c k i l l , « a a . P in a S P Homeless to Get Care. squarely up to Sheriff Ed Rand, who direction of the United States. tions of the former law prohibiting on record, longer than the siege of Edwards Bldg. Newberg, Ore. Marshfield.—The Men’s Fellowship will be called to serve the citations It is not my purpose,” he said, “ to farmers from manufacturing denatur- Troy, for in the seventeenth cen for contempt as soon as they are is direct my recommendations to any dub, an organisation of business men j ed alcohol from farm products with- tury it took the Turks more than which has for its aspiration the bet sued by the court particular people, but it is manifest twenty years to capture its capital | out restriction. terment of the masses, Is planning to that many Orientals now are getting The island, in fact, is fa C teoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoe City Engineer L. G. Hicks, of Rose city. establish a home and lodging place into this country unlawfully. This is burg, has been instructed b y R. E. mous for protracted military opera for the floating population this coun particularly true of the so-called stu Clanton, state game and fish warden, tions, for, though the revolution of try is now concerned about dents, who ostensibly come to this to remodel the fishway in the South 1821 was speedily successful in the I f you need an Overcoat let country to obtain an education. Umpqua river. The work will entail open country, the fortified towns Rate Increase Denied. quite an expenditure, but wlH be the were still uncaptured when the M U E L L E R the T A IL O R National Capital Brevities. Salem.—An application of the O-W. means of saving thousands of salmon powers intervened in 1830. make it for you. Out of an enlisted strength of 90,000 R. ft N. for an increase of rates on its New York.—The task of setting up which perish under the present con 602 1-2 First Street Phone Black 32 the machinery which is to prevail in officers and men the United States branch lines was denied by the state ditions. Dignity of thp English Waiter. The commis motion of the new banking system of army passed through the year with railroad commission. ♦ oeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeo The English hotel waiter belongs W. H. Lytle, secretary of the Ore sion about a year ago reduced the the country was taken up here by the but two cases of typhoid fever. gon state livestock sanitary board, has to a race which is slowly bat surely December 31 there were 2750 na rates of the company on distance, federal reserve organisation commit notified Governor West that the board, becoming extinct and carries about m 9 t 9 « 9 9 » 9 9 9 9 9 * 9 9 » 9 9 9 » 9 9 9 tee consisting of Secretary McAdoo, tional banks in the United States, ac class and commodity service on the after a conference with Dr. Calvin S. him the melancholy aura o f the o f the treasury department and Sec cording to a statement of the control main and branch lines. D R. O. E. STUART f White, secretary of the state board doomed. Every head waiter at a retary Houston, of the department of ler of the currency. of health, had voted to request the British inn has in him at least the Physician and Surgeon Diversified Farming Now Plaa. Shipment by parcel post of the body agriculture. governor te issue a proclamation that making o f a duke’s butler. No Ashland.— As an incentive to more of any wild animal killed ln violation On this committee devolves the re Chrom e diseases a specialty. C alls rams and range bucks from other glimpse o f avarice marks the per sponsibility of mapping out the re of the state or government game laws diversified agriculture among south states be dipped twice after being fection o f his monumental manner, answered prom ptly day or night. gional reserve districts and locating a will be prohibited by Postmaster-Gen ern Oregon farmers, an application brought into this state. O ftc e : R oom s I and 2, G regory Building and if at the last he condescends eral Burleson. has been made to the Jackson county bank ln each. R esidence. 107 M am S t Phone R ad 96 The total number of motor vehicle to accept your vail it is with some Aircraft will hereafter form a large oourt for an appropriation of $1500 to The majority opinion of the wit licenses issued in this state in 1913, thing of the air o f a discrowned i4 M M 9 9 9 4 4 » 4 4 4 t 4 M » > 4 M a « nesses at the hearings favored the part In the war program of the United further tho movement according to the annual report of Sec king.— London Sketch. creation In New York of a regional States, according to Secretary of the retary of State Olcott, was 13,967, and Wave Strips Man of Coat A . E. W I L S O N bank of such magnitude that It would Navy Daniels. Blands' Photograph Boat. the number of chauffeurs receiving Dr. George Otis Smith, director of Newport—An unusually high tide licenses was 1472. The fees aggre absorb 40 to 60 per cent of the $10$,- "Blond girls hare their photo O p t ic ia n 000,000 capital available for the e&ttre the federal geological survey, Indorses occurred here. An unidentified man gated $56,973. In 1912, 10,165 motor graphs taken just shout twice as the withdrawal of all lands having was caught In the surf near Jumpoff system of the country. vehicle licenses were Issued, the fees often in the long run as brunettes,” Eyes examined and glasses made Secretary McAdoo suggested that radium deposits, in the Interests of Joe, his overcoat waa palled off and totaling $42,994. to fit remarked a famous photographer. such a huge bank here would over the general public, as made by Secre with it he was washed high on the Phon« Blue 38 202 First St. By a vote of two to one the state “ The reason is easy to discover. bank, eecaplng uninjured. shadow the other regional banks, of tary of the Interior Lane. printing board decided not to try to Blonds make better picture* than Forty-five statee, representing 747 which, according to the law, there hgVe abrogated the contract made by brunettes. The lighting effects are Baker Has $10,000 Fire. must be at least seven. The reply banks of the country, having a com State Printer Harris with the allied far better when the subject is a W . W . Hollingsworth êt Son Baker.—The big storehouse o f the was made that a* bank of such slse bined capital exclusive of surplus of printing trades, providing that only blond. A blond girl may get a Fug a d D irectors ê t Em bahnen was needed here ln order that It might about $300,000,000, have notified the Sumpter Valley railroad was destroyed union men should be employed la the photograph that will flatter her, Calls Answwrsd Day or Night oommand the respect of European authorities at Washington of their In by fire. The flames started from un state printing department and that Lady Assistants. No extra charge where one o f a brunette taken un bankers and hold its own with the tention of entering the new currency known causes. The loea Is $10,000, the union label be used Upon state Roe Black M der the same conditions will not Office, White 16 system. covered by Insurance great Individual banks ln New York. printed matter. even do her justice.” N tw b tr g . O r«. J. C. PRICE DENTIST : D t. E. P. Dixon DENTIST PHYSICIANS STEPS ARE TAKEN TO APPLY MONEY LAW Winter is Here a , -.A ,
