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HEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Chairman
Underwood
W IL L IA M
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MORGAN
, Tariff Bills Will Be Ready
After Holidays.
Mfitngton.—Congress starts off
aeoond week with undigested
laat'B m essages and with still
to follow.
it Taft will Mara nretty near
• deoade of work laid out for tba
law-mahers if all hla suggestions
to the present the Senate has
has y considering nominations
by (be president and mulling ovar
B e Presidential m essage on the
and foreign affairs,
of the com m ittees of the
w ill get busy this week. The
sa Interstate and foreign
sailed from New York Sun­
day to Inspect the Paaaam Canal,
ffhto esm m ittee will bave charge of
B e lx ln g of tolls and snacting the
regulation* governing the Panama
“Dellar-a-Day" Pension*.
Advocates of increased pensions for
veterans of the Oivll War battled on
|b e floor of the House in the final
of the fight to pass th* Shsr-
“tfollara-dsy" pension bill. This
bQl lb to pass the House before the
sad s f the w e e ^ There were few
•p r ese n ts of the increased pension,
t h e sea test lay between those who
favered the 8 her wood bill, which es-
InhUebee a pens io a based on length
gf service, and the advocate* s f the
kwHeway age pension trUL which was
by the house but failed in the
h s t le n e l
C apital
B r ev ttlss.
T M m eeting of the Republican Na-
Osmmlttee this week brought a
number of politicians to Wash-
^£5«
Tbe Stanley steel iavestlgsttng eom
ggJttss resumed its hearings Monday
pg B e work of the steel corporation
Igveetlgatlon, sad Andrew Carnegie
to escpsotsd to testify before the oom-
•Mttee during the week.
The first redemption of postal sav
tog* bank bonds at par was made,
Postmaster General Hltshoook
i f f in sash for two 1100 bonds
gnat Bern New York
M
Tbe United States battleship Maine,
P— In Havana Harbor In February.
Ifigfi. aa a result of an explosion, wan
MAtm np from the outside. This was
announced by the Naval Board that
bfife been examining the wreck.
la taking a stand against legislation
to allow American skips
Brough th* Panama
Canal, while Imposing tolls on fer-
(tgn yeaaels, Representative Wnrbur-
ton s f Washington comes out a* an
gnthuatnetlc advoeate of a free ship
bill, ©©»tending that snob a policy
B an* w|U solve the American mer
chant marine problem.
Postmaster General Hitchcock, In
|l a annual report, expresses kope that
ppngrsirr. bow that ths postal deficit
b a ss wiped out, will lose a s time
to aothoriilng the eetabllabmeat of a
He rates B is at the
Important postal problem to be
and next t o U be places
B e readjustment of postal rats* and
B o fixing of the compensation of
hallways for carrying the malls.
A formal aaport to .the House from
B o committee oa expenditures In the
iagsrlor Department dismissed iron
Cbagresslonal consideration the Con
tonffar Bay ebargee, the keystone d(
wfctah was B e widely quoted “Dlcto
to-Dfck“ letter and the accusation
B a t Bichard 8. Ryan was acquiring
a mfiMWly
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Copyright to
William Morgan Shuster, the Ameri-
can treasurer-general of Psrsia, whose
removal was demanded by Russia.
Brief News of the Week.
Returns from all the 1 « counties of
Georgia show that ex Governor J. M
Brown swept the state in the Demo­
cratic primary for governor.
Oeorgla. North Carolina and South
Carolina have gained thus far thia
year more cotton than ever before
was grown within their herder*.
Dispatches from Smyrna announce
that Turkey, in reprleal for tbs Italian
attack in Morocco, has expelled all
Italians from Smyrna and confiscated
their property
The famous Shaker settlem ent
founded 107 year* ago in Mereer
eounty, Ky.. will soon be a thing of
the past
Fifteen brothers and sla­
ters, all three score and ten, are all
that remain.
Though the Chinese rebellion Is in
no sense of the word over,' the Man
chus, after ruling China since 1(46.
have been swept from power, and ae
matter which side is crowned victor,
henceforth the Chinese will m le their
own country.
News of Noted Persons.
Edouard de Reszke, the famous
basso, and brother Jean arq near
death from heart trouble.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier will soea su o
oeed Lord Strathcona la London as
the Canadian high commissioner.
Queen Victoria of Spain gave birth
to a daughter Monday. This I* the
filth child born to Queen Victoria.
President Emeritus Charles W
Eliot, of Harvard, was operated on for
appendicitis at Kandy, Ceylon. The
dtapatsh eeld the operation was appar­
ently successful.
Thomas A. Edleea. whe recently
startled th* world by «ay leg that be
would make It pos<bl* tb bang a « se ­
crete house for 81000, deolared that in
the near future he would put on th*
market concrete furniture.
Rev. Frank W. Sandford, leader ef
the Holy Ghost and Us Society, wee
found guilty of causing the death ef
six persons oa board the yacht Cere-
net, oa which members of the society
made a disastrous oruise.
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright,
who wna exeeutive ©fiUernaf^Che bat­
tleship Mains when It w & fblew a np
in Havana harbor, and who later won
fam* in tb* 8pnnish-Amerioaa war,
will retire from active service Decem­
ber 17, on aocount of age
Cossack» Advance Toward* Teheran.
Teheran.—The Russian army la mov­
ing upon Teheran to demand the im­
mediate dismissal of Morgan Shuster,
the American treasurer-general. Four
hundred and fifty Cossacks are now
stationed at Kasbin, >0 mile* north,
while clrse behind them are almeet
2000 Intantrymen who will accompany
them to ths capital.
McNamara Agent Held for Bribery.
Ixis Angeles.—Bert
Franklin, an
Investigator employed by th* defense
n the murder trial of James B. Mo-
Namara, Just ended, wae held to the
Superior Court by Justloe William P.
Young to answer to eharges of bribing
a juror and attempting to lnfluenoe
h e verdict of the jury The 910,000
/ash bond furnished at the tim e of
his arrest by oounsel for McNamara
was again made surety far Franklin's
liberty.
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Thirty Convict* Ar* Paroled In Day.
Ban Francisco. — Tb* California
State Beard of Prison Directors, at
Its last meeting, granted tb* largest
number of paroles ever allowed by
the prison dtreOtoro of this state.
Chances were given to *0 prisoners
to begin life over again. Among B o
number paroled wore three women,
vaJgabie AJaakfc bar one of whom had «orvod M yearn
Mr the rnnHer e( W
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FIVE MEN TU E N
RUVEFRUM MINE
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D ecem ber
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERALJNTEREST
FR A N K LIN K. LANE
100 Men Entombed Two Miles
Says
•a d gamed. They may ba oonsldered
fcat tkar wfU not all ba workad out
fista law. Perhaps the piecemeal men-
f - g r Will become popular In time, but
MM abort message covering every-
thing would find favor If it la ever
•Pled
Tariff Blits After Holidays.
C h airm an U n derw ood announces be
will be ready with some of the Im­
portant tariff revision bills lmmedl-
•taty after the holidays. He will bring
forth tbs wool, ootton and steel re-
0111* In the order named The
Reral Impression In the House la
there will be little change. If
•a y . la the new bills to be presented
by the Democrats of the ways and
m eans committee from the revision
bills presented at the last session.
The ways and means committee
•H l m eet this weak and take up work
aa all the important schedules of the
tariff. An innovation will be that the
speaker may attend the sessions of
the oom m lttse to give its members
B e benefit of his judgment and ex-
perteace on tariff legislation.
Doss Little Work.
The Senate has been marking time
Soring the past week and will con-
to do so until the house shall
seat across some bills which
B e Sonata think* worth tte time to
C o u n ty , O re g o n , F r id a y ,
Events
Occurring Throughout
From Mouth of Mine by
the State During the Past
Explosion.
Week.
KntavW e. Tene —For the second
tim e in lfi yearn a great mine disaster
In s made th e Knoxville colliery din-
t r i e « e ie with d « aoba and walls of
wemkn and ebildren,—relatives of the
mm »h en s Uvea were snuffed out in a
•neh aa they worked.
One handred m a» ■perhaps more.
perhnH a few le d* , pre entombed In
the Cram Mountain asine near Brlce-
n t p mdn have been brought
gftve B ern th e mine. and rescuers are
making strong efforts to reach at 'east
thflee-m ofe whom they believed still
«jwdr* .,-
ffevnn figari men discovered sitting
B • ' B a ta In Cross Entry No. 24,
tar» - *»»«• from the mouth of the
O a^e-M eontnia mine breught the list
afi hpffwn fiend from the explosion of
SatuMgy morning ap to lfi.
, Th< etpleeloa la believed to have
occurred two mile* from the opening
and about (00 feet below the surface.
Ahrsady a large relief fund has been
started and an appeal mad* for food
aod dotb lag for the fam ilies of the
men In the mine. With winter upon
them, many are without enough
mil pry to loot for more than a few
days and R la feared famine will add
to the horror of the situation. Sev­
eral thousand dollars has been eub-
aorlbed In KnexvlUp glone.
Preetdeat fitepbenson. of the Knox­
ville Iron Company, which owns the
mine*, said B a t the explosion prob
afirty had been caused, by a windy
shot Thia might have Ignited gases
accumulated In one of the many
“rooms” to the mine or might have
set the seal dost oa the floor.
Drugstore Men Arrested.
Astoria.—Fallowing the lnveatlga
tlon that was started eome months
ago. by Dr. Macey, poet surgeon at
the Fort Stevens barracks, and L. L.
Lsvlnga. a Portland detective em­
ployed by th o Btato Board of Phar-
maoy, Theodor* F. L*urln. proprietor
of the Bogle drug store, and Ross A.
Parr, clerk in the same store, were
arrested on ckargee of selling cocaine,
without having a prescription, to sol
dlors. stationed at Fort Stevens.
R IR L W ANTS $25.000
Monoyad CKJaona, Principal» In Tar
Party, Would Pay. '
Lincoln Center, Kaas.— Miss Mary
Chamberlain, th* victim of the Shady
Bend “tar party," w ill net receive
less than 92B.OOO damages, aqd It 1*
probable that the coarts have heard
the last ef the affair
E. O. Clark. Jay Fltxwater and
Watson BomnUm, who pleaded guilty,
and John Behmldt, who was convict­
ed, are worth la the aggregate more
than 9100,000, Clark alone being rated
in exeees ef fififi.000 Their pleas of
guilty and th* oonvtetlon of Schmidt
leave them exposed fer an action for
damages. It is said that upon the
advice of <hetr attorneys they will
pay rather than go to trial.
EXPECT OFFICIALS
TO GIVE SELVES UP
Pra,.k»ln I t Lene, Interstate com­
merce commissioner, who urge* a
new commlssFo«. io deal with corpora­
tion*.
M'NAWARAS TAKEN
TO
PEN
Journey of 601 Miles to Ban Quentin
Made by Train.
Los Angeles.—Janies B. McNamara,
confessed murderer, and Johu J. Mc­
Namara, confessed dynamiter aod sec­
retary-treasurer of the International
Association of Bridge and Structural
Ironworkers, have been taken to San
Quentin penitentiary, 501 miles away
James B. begins a sentence of life im­
prisonment, while hl* brother faces a
term of 15 years
“I'm a union man and I'm for union
labor," was John J McNamara’s part­
ing comment to the world, according
to Clarence S. Darrow, his chief coun­
sel, who was last-wlth him. John J.
also expressed the hope that th* sen­
timent of union labor toward him
would change, remarking that in time
tba case would be better understood.
Western Steel May Reorganize.
Seattle.—Creditors of the W esters
Steel Corporation, the I20.00fi.000
company which was placed 1n the
hands of receivers, October 13, held
their first meeting here and elected
Lester Turner, Sutcliffe Baxter and
Edgar Amos trustee?, A proposition
for the Immediate i «organization ©f
the defunot corporation was made by
a representative of the Metropolitan
Trust Company of New York.
NEW YORK WELCOMES
WESTERN GOVERNORS
New York.—The Waldorf-Astoria
was decorated Sunday In honor of
the Western Governor» and others of
their party arriving from Philadel­
phia.
Amerloen and state flags
whipped the b reeie of the Fifth Ave­
nue and Thirty-fourth Street side* of
the big hotel. The flacs shown were
those of California, North and South
Dakota, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, Minnesota, Colorado,
and Washington.
The eight governors now with the
party are: Carey of Wyoming, Oddi*
of Nevada, Veasey of South Dakota,
Hawley of Idaho, Burke of North Da­
kota, West of Oregon, Norrie of Mon­
tana, Eberhart of Minnesota.
The governors, who are traveling
about the country principally to ad­
vertise their section of the common­
wealth, have a special train crammed
with “Class A’” Western product»—
apple*, nuggets, sufiar beets, wheat,
alfalfa, wool, corn and breesy good
humor.
ladtoanpoUa.—That eo e or more of­
ficials of the 1st eras tioaal Aoeociatlon
ef Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
are to earreader veluntartly t* ths
government la expected la the nation­
wide InveettgaUea of dynntnite out­
rages.
It was announced that without re­
sistance being offered, letter* and rec­
ords have been oonveyed by detectives
•ngagod by the Breetors* Association
from the headquarters of the iron
workers* aaaootatlon in this city to the
efltoe of the United State* Distrlot At­
torney.
**No promise of Immunity to men
suspected of complicity la the dyna
mltlng conspiracy have been made by
the government,” declared Charles W.
Miller, United States District Attor­
ney. "Bnt, of oourse, we will accept
Loss of 9160,000 in Llnnton Fire.
Portland —Burning over an area of
evidenoe from any direction - to be
preeented to the grand Jury when U five acres, fire last night destroyed
reeuanes Ito session Thursday 7”
practically the entire property of the
West Oregon Lumber Company at
Llnnton, entailing a loa of 9169,000,
funds short with Insurance probably totaling 971,-
ef VatRring Pubilo Utllltlee Must 000. The mill destroyed was one of
the finest of Its kind on the coast
Be Left Unfinished.
connisweN
Olympia. Wash. — According to
Chairman J. 0. Law re a ee, ef the pub­
lic oorvtoe ©omwlsetoa. it will be nec-
•aonry tor the oomaklsalon to abandon
Ito work ef fining - the valuation of
pubilo utllltoa oomo tim e next Spring
on account of a lack of funds.
The oonunlfifiton now has less than
94fi,fi0fi on band to oovor all contin­
gent expensee between now and tho
neat seaelen ef tho legislature, and
to order to make pads moot must dls-
iM ff< 0 Mo onginoortog foroo, »ngagod
oompwtlag B o physical valuation
nfiooi
sf pubHe ntUKIos.
Jehn D. Dooidoo Ho Will Not Testify.
1 Now York.—John D. Rockefeller
and Rev. Bmdovtok T. Oates formally
fiodllnod B ff IsrHtatlon ef Chglrman
of B o congressional stool ln-
smmlttoo to make a state
oonoomlng Ike testim ony re-
•WOT fflvw hf VfidffMfifi and AUrod
THE MARKETS.
^entraoter Kxpeots Work All Winter.
E u geae—Oradlng ha* begun by the
Bouthere Pacific Company on Its Eu-
geae-Ooos Bay line, Fuller A Co., sub-
eeatractors, having started a force of
men and teams at the work on the
land the oompany secured from the
Lane County Asset Company Thia la
the highest point between Eugene and
the tunnel in the mountain* 23 mil**
west of hare, and because It la well
drained grading can proceed all win­
ter er until the out is completed.
RECALL IN O PER A TIVE
S w -v tm O r. »*• rw S * l
State Capital Gleanings
The State Threshermen’s Associa­
tion adjourned to meet in convention
again in 1912, in Condon.
An Increase of 40 per oeat ta the
lum ber of state warrants drawn tor
the 11 months of 1911 over the 11
months of 1910 Is shown by a state­
ment which has Just been prepared.
With 17S delegates la attendance,
the Youag Men’s Christian Aaaooia-
tk»n for Oregon aad Idaho has opened
Ha 12th annual oeaveatton la thia
city.
At the annuel meeting of tha Salem
aehool district taxpayara, it waa unan­
imously decided that eight aad ene-
taath axilla be levied fisr the msdnto-
paae e aad the eoastruotion of two
new school buildings.
Attorney-General
Crawford
has
handed down an opinion to the effect
that foreign cerporatleae transacting
business In the state are supposed to
pay license fee* whether their decla­
ration* to incorporate have been Med
or not
That Oregon will bare tea delegatee
to elect to the Republican natloaal
oonventlou In 1918 under the presi­
dential preference primary aemlaaMng
plan ta the offlotal statement received
by Secretary Olcott from William
Hayward, seoretary of the Republican
liatlonal committee.
Negotiations by telegraph between
,*h* Desert Land Beard and the
Northwest Townslte Oompany have
practically assured that eompany that
It can take over the Paisley project
of 12,000 acres, th* contract fer
which, to the Portland Irrigation Com­
pany. was cancelled aerne time ago.
Th* report of the Oregea A Wash­
ington Railroad reoetved by tha
i tar a railroad eowmlseton shewed op­
erating revenues amounting to 1938.-
726 and operating «xpeaaea of 9672,-
412 With other deductions the net
operating raveau« was shown to ba
|3fi3,313. Tha net oporatiac Income
was 1240,109
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Attorney-General Give* Opinion Act
|e Not fielf-Kxccdtlng.
Salem.—That the recall amendment
to the Oregon eonstltutlon la inopera­
tive and Ineffective because it is not
self-executing to * the final opinion
of
Attorney Geaerel
Crawford,
handed down tor R, H Howell,
oouaty clerk of Lincoln oounty, whe
requested lntoraatlon on the point he-
eaaae of a nawe on foot In that coun­
ty to circulate reeall petitions against
the eounty Judge and on* of th* ooun­
ty commissioners.
Once before thia point had been
passed on by th* office of th* attor­
Franco now turns out over 200,000
ney-general when an assistant offered
tons of aluminium each year.
an opinion that the amendment was
It la estimated that there are 1.4T1,-
self-executing. The opinion la sweep 000 native Christians In India.
lag In Its nature and declare* that the
The area under bulb cultivation In
reoal) provision is not self executing Holland is about 11,000 acres.
and that further legislative enact­
A pinleas hat for women hooks
ment le required before the reoeJl around the head with hooka and eyes
amendment will become effective. ’
The novelty business of China la
drifting into the hands of the Japa­
nese.
Fort Wins Decision.
Fifty thousand dollars is the annual
Marshfield.—Judge John 8. Coke, of
the circuit court, has given a decision remuneration of the governor general
In tb* Injunction caaa regarding the of A us tra lla.
The average life of telephone poles
formation of the Port of Port Orford
is twelve years, and 2,650,000 renewals
in Curry eounty, deciding In favor of
most take place annually.
the port, thus dissolving the tempo­
Tho world’s largest Iodine works are
rary Injunction. It will now be pos­ in the north of Chile, having an an­
sible for the canvass of the vote on nual output of 400,000 pounds.
the port question
be made by the
In Auntria, where the production of
eounty officials of Curry county and kerosene Is a great Industry, a large
the port proposition declared carried government refinery Is under contem­
plation.
The forestry service is conducting
, Estate to Be Cut Up.
Marshfield.-—The estate of the late active warfare against wolves, coy­
otes, wildcats and similar predatory
R D. Hume, recently purchased by
animals.
Portland men^ has passed into the
The Investigation of cold storage
bands of the new qwners and their abuses started in England la likely to
representative, W. H. Leach, has Include all the egg producing countries
taken charge of the property. It Is of Europe.
the intention to establish a settle
The Chinese army advisory board la
ment and sail much of the land In planning a cdfiiplete survej of the en­
tire empire for general as well as mil­
small tracts to homeeeekers.
itary purposes.
The buildings of the Belgian parlia­
P. G. IV. CONTRACT LET
ment have been taken aa a model for
the construction of the palace for the
Paoifle Great Western Work t* Begin Chinese legislative body.
at One*, •ay* Gklef Engineer.
Dugaafr—The McArthur-Perka Com
paay. Limited, of Chicago, waa
U.O-
awarded the eoatraet for construction
of 114 aa Has of railway between Eus
gene and the eeaat, to be known aa*
the Paolfla Great Western. B B Ha nt,
cklef engineer of tb* Pacific Great
Western, promisee immediate oom-
menoemeat ef eoastruction The Hae
1* popularly supposed to be a Hill af­
fair, aad a rao* to Coot Bay between
this line and the Ceos Bay extension
of the Souther» Pacific is expect*«
similar to the aaoe that took plsce
from the Columbia River up Des­
chutes eanyen Into central Oregon.
Roylaace, Meesesger A Dye have
been awarded contract for the big tun
nel at the summit of the Coast range.
They were the eontractors on the N o
tron tnnbel.
TlMELYlREVITlES
•< Portland.
Wheat — Track prices: Club. 79c;
blnestem. 82c; red Russian, 7Sc.
Reek Read* Planned.
Barley—Feed, $37 per ton.
HUlsbem.—Several read dtotrtctsln
OatB— No. 1 white. |31 per ton.
Hay—Timothy, valley, 918; alfalfa, this oouaty are publishing notices of
ipeclal road meetings to levy taxes
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tor rock road*. Tkie will be in addition
Butter— Creamery, 36c.
to the levy to be made by the oouaty
Eggs— Ranch, 42c.
Hop*— 1911 crop. 45c; 1910, nomi­ oommiMleners* court, which has aa-
nouaeed Its intention to levy to the
nal.
Wool — Eastern Oregon, Gfflfie; full limit and turn half of the funds
ever to th* road districts for special
Willamette Valley, 15® 17c.
work.
Mohair—37c.
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_ Seattle.
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Wheat — Bluestem, l i e ; club, 7t*|
tod Russian. 77c.
Barley—<36 per ton
Oats—939 par ton.
Egg»—Ranch, 60o.
Buttar—Creamery, 39«.
15, 1911.
Andersen Jury Disagree.
Caayoa City —The Jury la th* case
sf George W. Aaderaea, whe shot sad
killed Atterudy Oeorge Baraea la thia
city last June sad was Indicted fer
murder in the second degree by the
grand Jury, disagreed and waa dlfi-
n b B r y to b B U fi
F iv e C e n ts
E
BRIEF NEWS
OF M UM I
The
try to mtoc n taoA tor a
mory.
Astoria aatimrltlee have lmaagnrab
•d a oaaspalga to put a stop to the
sellin e of tobnoon aad cigarettes to
minors.
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A demonatrattoa read a quarter of a
mile long la to be built at the Oregon
Agricultural College branch experi­
ment station leoated at Hermleton.
Poultrynaen of Albany and vicinity
are preparing to ferns aa neganlsa
tlon for the purpose of aevlvlag B e
custom of hoMIng annual poultry
The Baker oounty officers have re-
oeived many eemplatata of herae
stoallag from the resMento of the
Missouri Flat filat ilet, and are Investi­
gating the matter.
The first oarlead of grain lor imme­
diate raUsead shipment the« has ever
been »old in Ocoee Lake Talley waa
disposed ef by B. Keller, of New Pine
Creek, to Rene parties.
Centralisation In Portland ef the
government of tb* Oregon-Washington
Railroad A Navigation OeoRgany will
be completed December 16, at whloh
time all th* company's tine* will be
placed andar Che supervision of the
Portland offiolals.
A referendum baring fer its object
the revoking ef a franchise granted
the Prlaevlllu A Eastern Railway on
th* street* of Prineville will be oeu-
•idered by the voter* Maud ay, Decem­
ber 18, the date of th* regular annual
city election.
The flret bird aad gaase refuge to
be created under the new gam* law*
le oa ta* baaha ef B e Willamette
slough, opposite Ban Vlas' Island. It
has been created by Hannah Hol-
hsook and M C. Holbrook, and la
286 acres in extent.
The Oregon Development League
has asked the Marshfield Chamber of
Commeroe to Induce tke farmers to
raise peas for seed. The oounty grown
fine paas, and It 1s suggested that th*
farmers could make big money by
growing pea* to furnish aeed.
In one of th* sw iftest trials in the
history of Folk oouaty, Jeha Wagers,
a aegro, who on August 14, while a
paroled oon riot, attacked Mies Beulah
Walton lu West Salem and shortly
afterward attacked Mrs. M. Jorgenson
on Eel* road, was sentenced to the
penitentiary.
It was booster day In Eugene Fri­
day, delegations from the commercial
organlsattoaa éf Portland. Salem. Al­
bany, Corvallis, McMinnville, Rose­
burg and all the valley towns gather-
15g to help the Eugene Commercial
Club dedicate th* pleasant new quar­
tern, Into which It has juet moved.
With the appointment of a special
legislative committee to go before tan
Legislatura and sea that tha dairyman
receive consideration, and with the
passing of Important resolutions hav­
ing ta do with the advancement of
th* Industry in Oregon, th« annual
convention of the State Dairymen’»
Aeeociation eloaed at Portland to
meet next year in Albany..
A SL Paul man told hla little son
he was going to buy him a giraffe,
and when the man got home at night
he found that the boy had sawed a
large hole in the celling for the giraffe's
head to stick through.
It has been estimated that the mov­
ing picture audience* of the United
States last year numbered more than
2,225.000 souls per day, three time* the
audiences of all the regular theaters
In the New Home
You want the best when starting in the new home. Above
all, you want that home to he snug and warm and comfortable.
Y o u arc sure of warmth and comfort with a Perfection
Smokeless O il Heater.
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T h e Perfection u the heat and moat reliable beater made.
It is a sort of portable fireplace.
It ii ready night and d a y .^ Just strike a match and light
the wick. T h e Perfection ii all aglow in • minute.
The Perfection 0 3 Heater does not ■nefl nor smoke— a patent
automatic device prevents that It can be carried ea*3y from room to
room and is equally suitable for any room in tbg bouse. Handsomely
finished, with, nickel trimmings; drums of either turquosse-bhie wiame l
or plain steel.
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