i
M o m , S h e r m a n C o u n t y , jO re ç ro n , K r i d a y ,
E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 8 7 .
New Year Centenaries.
HOW TO PLANT ROSES.
T he year 1912 w ill be one of many
historic centenaries—the bicentenary o f They Should Be Carefully Pruned to
the birth of Frederick th e Great, for
Qet the Beet Results.
Instance, on Jan. 24. T h e second h a lf
In planting the rose the roots should
o f the year w ill be sprinkled w ith cen be soaked In lukew arm w ater fo r sev
tenaries o f battles, o f Am erican vic eral minutes end then clipped sparing
tories a t sea. o f the doughty deeds o f ly, each fibrous tendril being allow ed
the Constitution, the Wasp and the to stretch out he fu ll length when set
U nited States end o f the prowess o f In place.
our privateers. A t the same tim e Rue-
Care should be taken to have the
ala w ill commemorate the breaking o f boles deep and p artially filled w ith
Napoleon’s power on the plains and gravel to Insure good drainage.
A
the barnlng of Moscow. Tow ard the piece or tw o of broken crockery would
dose o f the year South Am erica w ill not be amiss beDeath the roots. Then,
celebrate the early successes o f Simon too, the hole must be large enough to
Bolivar, the liberator. Spain and Eng allow freedom to the roots In every
land w ill remember W ellington’s suc direction, fo r cramped or curled up
cesses a t Clndad Rodrigo, Badajoz and roots w ill prove disastrous to the
Salamanca and his en try Into M adrid. blooms.
A t a distance o f fifteen Inches each
Lovera o f Dickens w ill pay trib u te to
Ma memory on the hundredth an n iver w ay-and roses should never be plant
sary o f his birth, on Feb. 7 ^ I t Is not ed any closer— dig a hole to the depth
uninteresting to tak e tim e by the fore of twelve Inches and deposit a eup o f
The most weary, lifeless
lock and look Into the calendar before manure.
roots w ill reach out u ntil they finally
tta period o f actual service begins.
locate the fe rtilize r and w ill rejoice in
I f you have young children you have per th e lu x u ry which acta as a stim ulant.
Ja n u a ry
MILL DISTRICT PUT
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
NEWS FROM OUR .
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Massachusetts Woolen M ills
Scene of Rioting When
Operatives Strike.
Insurgents Defeated in Fight
Over Appointment of Com
mittee Member.
19, 1912.
Z
0. A. TVEITMOE
E iv e C e n ts
OREGON NEWS NOTES
UF GENERALINTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
Law rence, Maas.— E ig h t companies
of state m ilitia . Including one field
b attery placed the m ill d is trict of
th ia a» ., under m a rtia l law , a fte r a
day o f rioting, due to the strik e of
16,000 operatives in the cottou and
woolen m ills. A t least 16,000 other
hands w ere th ro w n o at of w ork by
W ashington.—About th e only event
T rain Hit« Snow, Killing Laborer.
•f m ore than ordinary in te rest In Con
The Dalles.—As the resu lt of a
gress during the past w eek was the
w orktrain on the D eschutes railroad
fight In th e bouse over the appoint
hitting a large snow bank, Mike Zak-
m ent of a successor to th e late E. U.
Ian, a laborer, is dead and Lem Glev-
Madison on th e com m ittee on rules,
ovanovltch is not expected to live.
th e com m ittee which controls th e leg
;The two m en, who w ere em ployed as
islativ e proceedings. It p recip itated
snsR* shdvelers, w ere standlag on the
the- first conflict of th e session be
attacks on the mills by the strikers.
forw ard platform of the caboose when
tw een th e Insu rg en t and R egular Re
A lthough the s trik e was Institu ted
the train ran Into a huge snow drift.
publicans. The Insu rg en ts w ent down
o rig in ally in protest against a reduc
The Im pact caused the cars to tele
to d efeat and the R egulars w ith the
tion In pay, because of operation of
scope. Z aklan was so seriously crush
aid of D em ocratic votes succeeded In
the new 64-hour law , m aking the
ed th a t he died alm ost Instantly,
electing P hilip B. Campbell of K ansas
i f rosea are planted lu clay soil, mix w orking day two hours shorter, the
haps noticed that disorders of the stomach
over V ictor Murdock. A resolution
are their most common ailment. To oorrsct ashes freely w ith th e well rotted m a strikers now assert they w ill not re
Land V ^ u e i Rise in H arney
to place W arburton, an o th er in su r
thb yon w ill find Chamberlain’s Stomach n u re In w hich th e plants are n e t If turn w ith o ut a 16 per cent Increase
Btlrns.—T he beginning of railroad
gent, on th e sugar tru s t com m ittee
sad Liver Tablets excellent. They are easy m anure Is fresh it will kill the roses,
Construction is having Its effect ln
was lost by a large vote.
and pi eeeent to take, end mild J and gentle in ow ing to the am m onia It contains, and other concessions, Including dou
ble pay for. overtim e and the abolition
efiaoL For eale by all d
stim ulating real e state values here.
Small River and H arbor Bill Likely
w hich Is one reason for setting It so of the prem ium or bonus system. — I
Most of the landowners who hold val
fa r aw ay from th e plants. The roots
O
scar
Underwood,
floor
leader
of
A t a special session of court 27
uable w ater^rights along Silvles river,
will literally burn np If this precaution
P hoto by A m erican F resa A sso cia tio n
C harles 8. Osborn, governor of the ways and m eans com m ittee, is
rioters w ere found g uilty. Three were
Malheur lWKe and even sm all creeks,
is not observed.
not a t all sure th a t riv er and harbor
Michigan,
who
suggested
th
a
t
Taft
sentenced
to
tw
o
years
in
the
House
O. A. Tveitm oe, the San Francisco who a few yeurs ago would have been
C areful pruning is most essential in
th e culture of the rose. One rule to of Correction and the other 24 were and - La Follette both quit seeking legislation will be u n dertaken a t ibis labor leader who was indicted for glad to b a te parted w ith th e ir land
session. He predicates hie d oubt on com plicity ln the Loa Angeles dyna
'h e Republican nom ination.
rem em ber is to cut dowu all the given one-year sentences.
for J20 to $30 p er acre, expect It to
the fact th a t there Is an estim ated de iting cases.
sprouts to a height of eight inches.
L aw yer
T he strikers voted to stand by the
be worth 550 to 5100 per acre as soon
licit In th e treasu ry for this fiscal
This will give your garden a uniform ity demands of an increase of 16 per cent
as the railroad Reaches th is valley.
Brief News of the Week.
and the results will be better. Tbe and other concessions.
year of 818,000,000—and on the recent
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BELL PHONE SCRUTINIZED
M ORO
O R E G O N stem s which bear the flowers are not
legislation affecting pensions.
He
M ayor Scanlon has ordered all sa
H eavy Socialist gain s proved the
those w hich a re even visible when the
TESTING PLAN SUPPORTED
frankly says th at if th^ Sherwood bill,
loons to rem ain closed.
featu re of the 1912 election to the
D e p a rtm e n t of Justice Inv e s tig a tes
roses are s e t The strength goes into
as passed by the bouse, is perm itted
G erm an Reichstag.
A lleged H e llo T ru s t.
Mining Towns Indorse Idea of Having
the roots when the shoots are cut down,
to Biand, it would so cripple the tre a s
Plan to Marge Selling Agencies.
D ifferences -of opinion am ong the
and new stem s appear, growing
Scientific S tations E stablished
Chicago.—A country wide investiga
ury
th
a
t
no
new
projects
or
expendi
Portland.— Apple-growers who are m em bers caused th e resignation of
Straight and tall, w ith the blossoms
tion
of
affairs
of
the
Bell
Telephone
B
aker.—Every
m ining town ln east-
tu res could be authorized, leaving pub
larger and earlier than those which keeping in touch w ith the movement the F rench cabinet.
com
pany
for
inform
ation
bearing
on
efn
Oregon
is
making
strenuous ef
A ttorney-at-law
lic buildings and rivers and hartiors
api>ear .on tbe old stems. American to form a great selling agency for the
F ra n c e ’s population Is 39,601,609, an
B eauty roses may be planted eith er in fru it of »the N o rth w est believe the Increase of only 3,600,000 In 40 years. to an o th e r session, except fq$ projects an alleged monopoly which the com forts to fu rth er legislation in congress
M asonic B uilding
pany is said to create, was reported to authorize ore testing plants for
already under continuing contracts.
spring or fall, but nothing is gained plan is feasible and th at it w ill be P aris has'2.888,110 inhabitants.
with the retu rn to Chicago of Charles Oregon, from the 5100.000 appropria
by fall planting, as tbe rose will bloom of Incalculable benefit to the Industry
Political Inform ation Sought
Since th e estab lish m en t of th e pen
F. DeWoody, division superintendent tion recommended by S ecretary of th e
O r e g o n . every m onth during the sum m er if T h e programm e, as It stands now, Is
T h e D a lle s
Seeking
inform ation regarding the of the d epartm ent of Justice.
sion
system
nine
years
ago
the
S
outh
Interior Fisher. The m ining organi
planted In the spring.
to merge the selling departm ents of ern Pacific has paid o ut 594h^38.
political situation seem s to be the
Tea roses require careful covering in
The investigation. It is said, is being zations of Baker, S um pter and P ra ir
D eclaration is made th a t 32,000 Jap chief occupation of m ost men in com pleted by an exhaustive investiga ie City, as well are the com m ercial
cold w eather, hut it is unnecessary to the Hood R iver, Rogue River, Y akim a
r O J. GOFFIN,
do more than sc atter a few dry leaves and W enatchee unions Into one cen anese, all trained soldiers, have been W ashington at this tim e It it alm ost tion In Chicago. It is reported govern clubs have passed resolutions endors
over th e A m erican B eauties because of tra l agency.
sm uggled into Hawaii since th e Russ certain th at a man going through the m ent agents have been at work in ing and prom ising financial support
th eir hardiness. F o r this reason they
capitol th ese days will 'b e asked by this city and a report to th e adm tnts to the m ovem ent th a t has been Inau
Ian Jap an e se war.
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.
are considered the most satisfactory COMPANIES ARE SURPRISED
r MARIK M. GOFFIN..
T he expedition, Including 670 men, nine out of every ten men he m eets tratlo n In AVashington of tbe opera gurated by the Oregon Mining Con
bloomer In the rose family.
ordered by the U nited S tates govern as to the political conditions and to I tlonfi of th e Bel, Hyndlcate W1„
gress. The plan of tbe Oregon Mining
Telegraph Chieftains Comment on m ent from M anila to China,- disem give his guess au to whom both part-
presented
Congress is to have a plant ln B aker
Hitchcock’s Proposal.
les will nom inate.
HOW TO SELECT COFFEE
barked a t Chin W ang To.
and G rants Pass. The testin g plants
O ffic e in T h e G o ffin B u ild in g , le t S t.
The D em ocratic situation is ch a
8even T urkish gunboats carrying
New
Y o rk. — T h e
announcement
M o ro , O regon .
hold the sam e relation to the mining
Train«
W
recked;
T
hree
Dead.
Thera Is No Eoenomy In Buying Cheap from W ashington th a t Postmaster
co n trab an d goods for troops In A rabia otic and th ere never was a tim e when
industry as does the experim ent sta
Topeka,
K
an.—T
h
ree
are
known,
to
Kinds.
w ere sunk by Italian b attleships off th e re wan so much u n certain ty as to
General H itchcock la about to recom
Do not try to save money by buying mend governm ent ownership of tele Koufuda. Many T u rk s are supposed who will be the stan d ard bearer, but be dead aud ten m ore o r less seriously tions to agriculture. Judge Thom as
In ju r e d w h e n tw o tr a in s w e r e w r e c k C. Burke, of this city, president of
cheap coffee. Pay 30 cents to 40 cents
to have perished, but no Italian s w ere It seems ra th e r stran g e "that there ed on the Missouri Pacific a mile west the Oregon congress, and L. D. Ma-
graph and telephone tinea waa reeetv
sad you will get flavor snd enough ad
should be any inquiry regarding the
hone of Portland, se creta ry of th e o r
ditional stren g th to more than pay for ed w ith surprise by officials of the big injured.
of N orton Lyndon. •
Republican
candidate ln view of the
O
f
In
terest
to
women
was
a
demon
telegraph
and
telephone
companies
ganization, have oompleted a to n r of
th
e
difference
In
cost,
provided
you
M ORO,
OREGON
stratio n of 1912 gowns a t the N ational oertalnty am ong most men a few
the entire d istrict and the plan waa
m ake It properly, and get less poison here.
.
C abinet Split is Mended.
^ l s t to 15th of each month.
“I t is a bolt out of a clear sky,’’ d® T ailo rs’ and D ressm ak ers’ congress In weeks ago th a t T aft would be renom
ous adulteration. F a r be It from any
approved
add support prom ised ln ev
Madrid.—P rem ier Jose Canalejas,
one to say th a t high priced an y th in g is d are d Theodore N. V a il, president of Chicago. A noticeable change is the inated. It shows w hat a change bus
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
ery camp.
who
tendered
his
resignation
together
perfectly pure In these degenerate the Am erican Telegraph A Telephone retu rn to th e n atu ra l w aist line: Em been created by the fact th a t Roose
WASCO.
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'O R E G O N days, but let u s choose tb e least per company and of the W estern Union pire effects are o u t of fashion: sailor velt will do nothing to prevent bis with that of the o ther m em bers of tlie
La Grande P arty on Long Tour.
nicious. T here Is no question about company. "W h e th e r the government collars and large lapels have fallen friends from going forw ard with an Spanish cabinet, to King Alfonso, ort
16th to 30th of each month.
La G rande.—A party of 30 or 40
dripped coffee being the best, but It could run telegraphs economically la into disfavor and all co ats are to have effort to nom inate him. T h at is what the question of divergences of views
Office opp. McCoy. Atwood Co takes a good deal more of th e berry.
La G rande business men left early
has upset all calculations regarding as to the reprieve of n rio ter who had
a decided “cu taw ay” effect.
Sunday m orning on the first lap of a _
To m ake It alm ost as good, first buy very doubtful," continued V ail. “T h e
beun
sentenced
to
death,
has
agreed
th e Republican situation.
a mill nnd see th a t It grinds. G rind experience of G reat B rita in is not
to resumo office w ith the sam e m inis junket that is destined to take them
E m ployers’ Liability Law Upheld.
the little you need for tw o every m orn orable.” Edward J. N a lly , vice-presl
to the southernm ost p artg of Oregon
People
In
the
News.
try.
ing H ave your pot hot and put In a ta dent and general manager of the Pos
Address: M O R O , O R E G O N .
Tbe co n stitu tio n ality of the employ
on a 1400 mile sightseeing and "get
blespoonful of coffee ground to a pow tal Telegraph Cable company, did not
Colonel W illia m J. Bryan will tour e rs ’ liability law passed by congress
acquainted'' tour. They stopped ln
der for each person. Boll fresh w ater believe congreee would favor H itch th e south, giving a series of lectures. In 1908 was upheld by th e suprem e
Portland and Salem, and will stop a t
Stock Inspector
until It bubbles hard, having m easured cock’s Idea.
R obert Bacon, am bassador of tbe court of the U nited S tates ln all cases
all the principal tow ns down to the
It first exactly, and dash It Into the
S h erm an County,
U nited S ta te s a t Paris, has resigned. before It. The court also decided th at
m ost southern point.
pot. which settles It as slow pouring
Lady Birds W ill Save Melons.
Dr. John G rier Hibben S tu art has sta te co u rts may enforce th at act
would not do. A cup and a h a lf of
Oregon.
San Francisco.— F our tone of lady been elected presid en t of Princeton when local laws are appropriate. ,
Ja p an Buys B e rr/ Plants.
w ater to each tablespoonful of coffee
T his was thé fiéeond and,finally suc
D e p u ty S to ck Inspector
m akes a liquid strong enough for any birds, called in common parlance lady U niversity. H e succeeds Dr. Woodrow
Canby.—The Canby branch of the
A
storia.—C
rashing
w'ith,
terrib
le
bugs, 60,000,000 in all, sufficient to W ilson, who resigned.
cessful effort of congress to change
R. M. Kellogg company, of T hree Riv
Louis S c h a d e w itz. K e n t. Oregon one’s health —H arper’s Bazaar.
keep the destructive melon aphis from
W. M organ S huster, an American the old common luw rule th at an em force through the new Columbia river ers, Mich., has shipped 2006 straw
Jetty
in
n
stro
n
g
southw
est
gale
and
200,000 acres of melons, and also used recently removed as treasu rer general ploye of a common c a rrie r Tould not
How to 8t«noil Rag Rug«.
berry plants to Japan by mail. It ia
H ave you thought th a t rag rugs can to protect the apple and prune trees of P ersia, accom panied by his family, procure dam ages from the ca rrie r for in w eather so thick it was im possible claim ed th a t tbe orient will toon be
be made things of beauty by stenciling and seed gardens of the state, w ill be is on his w ay to this country.
Injuries resulting from the negligence to see two feet ahead, th e- American large purchasers of Oregon plants.
fo u rm n sted achooner Admiral, with
them ? T ake a rug woven all over of harvested In three weeks from the
K an sas w ill lose Rev. C harles M. of a fellow servant.
all sails set, met its fate at the mouth T hey cun be sent by mall, parcels
w hite rags, for Instance: stenciled in snows of the Sierras by E. K. Carney, Sheldon, th e au th o r of “In His Steps,”
T aft ia Not Angry W ith Hitchcock.
some conventional designs In a queer superintendent of the state in ectary,
of the Columbia. The crew of seven post, ln 11 pound packages to Japan,
For W om tn
H e has accepted a call from New
P o stm aster
G eneral
H itchcock's sailors and th e captain and his wife cheaper than they can to Portland.
blue or green. It becomes a fit cover w ith four helpers.
Zealand to w ork In a movement proposal th a t the governm ent acquire
Have Mora F r i e n d « th a n an y other
ing for your bedroom floor, a really
and child w ere rescued by Captain
m agazine or patterns. McCall’s is the
ag a in st saloons.
charm
ing
and
unique
bit
of
fu
rn
ish
ail the telegraph lines in the country W icklund of the Point Adams life
reliable Fashion G uide m onthly in
LANE SEEKS ROADBUILRER
L eap year h as already brought to and operate them ln conjunction with
ing.
LARGE FORCE TO ASSEMBLE
,o n e million one hundred thousand
saving station.
m
aster-G
eneral
Hitchcock,
a
proposal
A nother pretty variety Is th e rag rug
homes. Besides show ing all the latest
the postofflee ddpartmenü, caused a
The A dm iral was in command... of County Desires Expert Engineering
designs of M apall P attern s, each issue
m ade of all sorts of bright colors, K lam ath W ill be Field fo r G reat A rm y th e only bachelor of the Cabinet, I’oat- flood of com ment.
Advice in Highway Construction.
Captain
Joseph Bender, and was 43
is brimful o f" sparkling short stories
woven w ithout respect to design and
Maneuvers.
of m arriage. T he one who Is “w illln,”
A fter the postm aster general had days dut from Valparaiso, Chile, in
Eugene.—Em
ploym ent of ain expert
and helpful inform ation for women.
then finished w ith a stencil border of
San Francisco.— T h e largest arm y w rites from H ouston, Tex.
been in conference with P resident ballast for lum ber loading a t Grays roadbuilder, to have direct charge of
S a r a M a n a r « a d K e e p in S t y le bv cubacribing
some solid harm onizing color.
Judge Hook of Kansas has address
ever concentrated by this government
for M cC all** M agazine at once. Coat* only j o
all road construction in Lane county,
Colors should be bought In th e raw In tim e of peace w ill be assembled on ed a le tte r to President T a ft denying T aft an au th o ritativ e sta te m en t was H arbor.
cent* a year, including any one of tbe celebrated
made at the W hite House th at there
M cC all Pattern* free.
was decided upon by the county court,
tint nnd then dilated to the shade de-’
The
A
dm
iral,
afte
r
tearing
asunder
the Pacific coast during tbe summer the charges recently made against him bad been no friction betw een the
M r ^ - g P a tte r n s L e a d «11 other* in atyle, fit,
sired w ith w hite lead or common w hite
60 yards of th e Jetty, passed ou to aud the court is now seeking a suit
w
ith
the
Idea
of
preventing
his
nomin
aiw yS fH y, economy and number aold.
M ore
president and the postm aster-general th e northw ard tow ards Peacock Spit, able man for the place. A practical
p a in t The la tte r Is better, as th e lin months. According to dispatches to
dealer* aell M c C a ll Pattern* than any other two
make* combined. N o n e higher than i j cents. Buy
over the la tte r's proposal.
seed oil In It sets tb e color and m akes this city from W ashington, It Is plan ation to the supreme bench.
and, afte r a vigorous but futile a t man, capable of directing the work,
from your dealer, or by «nail from
In the federal court a t Indianapolis,
ned by the w ar departm ent to order
the rug washable.
S peaker Champ Clark declared th at tem pt by th e P ort of P ortland tug and of giving the county expert engin
more than 27,000 soldiers into the field Judge Anderson, declaring that Detec
governm ent telegraph was too big a W allula to tow the h elp less< achooner eering advice, ie w hat is wanted. The
M c C A L L ’S M A G A Z I N E
lu fu ll fighting eq u ip m ent T his w ill tiv e W . J. Burns h i t rendered a great subject to discuss until all the details
O
a
k
T
r
e
e
B
a
r
k
.
236-246 W . 37th Sb, Naw York CRy
to safety inside the bar, capsized ln court expects to keep for itself the
The bark of very large oak trees Include a ll the regu lar and m ilitia service to his coufftry, released him of th e p o stm aster general's, plan be
the giant b reak ers and was left to planniug of road work and the final
weighs iu some cases as much as regiments of the six Pacific coast from all charges of having kidnaped cam e known. Dem ocratic L eader Un
say as to w hat roads are to be lm- '
her fate.
three tons.
states— Oregon, W ashington, C alifo r the McNamaras.
derwood was reticen t and Republican
proved and how, but they w ant an
nia, Afisona, New Mexico and U ta h .,
Ijeader Mann, of the House, treated
expert who will advise them as to
S in ger to Sue fo r Divorce.
Cavalry, in fa n try, a rtille ry , signal
th e project gingerly.
Political News Bits.
S». Louis, Mo.—Mrs. W illiam Rapp, the best forms of construction to use
corps and hospital corps w ill he the
N ational Capitol Brevities
known
to the music-loving world of lu the different sections of th e oouaty.
different branches of the service
F rien d s of both say th a t a fa ir and
Vice P resid en t Sherm an expects to two cortTiflcnts as Mme. Schumann- and to give accurate eetlmfttea of all
which w ill participate. T he grounds well understood w orking ag reem ent
see the p resen t session of congress Helnk. adm itted th a t she is planning tho different elem ents of cost of any
selected for* the m im ic battles w ill be has been arranged betw een P resid en t
extend beyond the national conven to file suit for divorce.
proposed im provem ent T he preseat
in and around K lam ath Falls, Or.
T aft and R oosevelt r
road supervisors will not be displaced,
tions.
O llie M . James, Democrat, has been
S ecretary of W ar Stlm son strongly
but will rath e r be aided by the e x p e rt
TH E MARKETS.
elected to the United States senate
Roosevelt Can W ith d raw .
Thero are over 1600 miles of road ln
urges tb e passage of a bill to supply
Portland.
Lincoln,
Neb.— Colonel
Theodore by the Kentucky legislature to suo- discarded arm y K rag Jorg en sen rifles
W heat—T raok p r i c e s C l u b , 80c; Lane county, little over half of which
Roosevelt and Colonel W . J. Bryan ceed Thomas H. Paynter.
have any so rt of Improved surface.
and am m unition to schools and rifle bluestem , 84c; red Russian, *79c.
George A. Neely, D em ocrat, was
w ill not be compelled to stand as
clubs.
1 Barley—Feed, |37 per ton.
presidential candidates on the Nebras elected to congress Tuesday from the
In th e opinion of S en ato r Borah,
Philomath Banker Gets Long Term .
O ats—No. 1 white, $31 per ton.
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ka p rim ary ballot If they Insist on Seventh Kansas district, the district congress will pass a bill ln some form
H ay—Tim othy, valley, $16; alfalfa,
Corvallis.—Jam es Evara, whose real
w ithdraw ing.
T his la the modified tnade fam ous by Jerry Simpson.
giving tb e people an opportunity to
dam e is C harles James Evans, waa
Governor Judson H arm on hac speak
ruling made by Secretary o f State
vote on th e d ire c t election of U nited
B utter— dream ery, 38c.
given sn Indeterm inate sentence of
W aite, who heretofore has contended ing engagements for the week ln sev S tates senators.
Eggs—Ranch, “98c.
from Jwo to 20 years la tho state
that a name must rem ain on the bal eral western cities, w h ile Governor
In a m essage to congress, P resid en t
Hops— 1911 crop, 44c; 1910, nom i penitentiary, having been fotuid guilty ,
lot unless the 26 men who filed the Woodrow Wilson, hie riv a l fo r the T aft announced th a t th is governm ent nal; contracts, 26c.
of forgery, in connection w ith hia ,
T h e R ayo Lam p is the best and most serviceable lamp you can find
presidential nomination, has accepted would refuse to adm it free wood pulp
petition w ith d raw IL
Wool
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E
astern
Oregon,
90>16c;
m
anagem ent of the First State hank
for any part of your home.
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an engagement to address a conven and paper from any governm ent o th e r
W illam ette V alley, 15$/17<L
of Philom ath while cashier of that
It is in use in millions of families.
Its strong white light has made
tion of Michigan edltora ln D etroit. th an Canada until th e co u rts had
Eastern Brewers W ill Rales Hope.
Mohair—37c.
.
Institution.
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it famous. A n d it never flickers.
Salem, O r.— L arg e Eastern brewers,
I t Is thought Representative H u m settled th e question.
Ia tbe dining-room « tbe parlor tbe R |y o give« jm t the ligffi that i« m o il elec
feeling tb e a e ce M lty of securing a phrey w ill he appointed U n ited States
Seattle.
To encourage settlem en t and m ake
Pendleton Requests $88,000 Additional
tive, It I* ■ becoming lamp— in itself and to you. Jiut the lamp, too, for bedroom ,
foothold In Pacific coast hopyardz, d istrict Judge for western W ashington hom esteading easier, S en ato r Cham
or library, where a clear, steady light i* needed.
W heat— Bluestem, 81c; club, 78c;
Pendleton.— In response to a telo- •
T b e Ravo i* made of »olid
*ona hr
b r a * * , nickel-plated
nick el-Dialed; : alto
also in nmrerous
numerous other style* and
have pooled interests to gain control to succeed Judge Donworth, who re berlain w ill Introduce a bill providing red Russian, 77c.
A
graphic suggestion of Senator Bowraa,
finish««. Easily lighted without removing shade or chimney j easy to clean and rewick.
of heavy acreage ln Oregon and C ali signed. H e Is strongly endorsed by th a t
Barley—>36 per ton.
any hom esteader, a fte r six
the Pendleton Commercial eluh haa
Aak roer dealer to «h o w y o u h a hoe of R ayo lamp* ; or write lor daacriplive circular to aay ««cocy of the
fornia fo r th e ir own b en efit
I t Is Senator Jones, while Senator Poindex m onths’ continuous residence, may be
O ats—830 per ton.
voted to ask congress for 188,900 ad
Standard Oil Company
planned by the brew ers to p lant 1890 te r la said to be opposed to Ute ap- entitled to leave of absence for alx
B utter—Cream ery, 38®.
ditional approprlatloa ter a tedaral
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acres of hope this year.
Utmenl
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May— T im oth y, l i t per too.
halldtaa la thia eftr.
W. C. Bryant
R. R. Butler
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