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4 0 a n d 5 0 horse p o w e r c a t t h a t
w ill be sold f o r less m o n e y th a n
th e y
a s k fo r fo u r c y lin d e r cars.
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This six cylinder car is backed by one of the
largest manufacturers in the United States.
now
W e w ill sh o w , n o t 1912 b u t a 1913
m odel, a n d a t a p ric e t h a t w ill
m a k e a ll s it u p a n d ta k e n o tice.
G e o . N . C r o s f ie l d ,
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a sc o ,
O r e
res Jtftmrj
of Mew York City, a man
itly demented on the subject
Lui-the third term. H e was oaptared
trend icehcd u |. Sqhrsuk was within
Sevan feat of the Colonel when ha
leveled his gun nt the former presi
dent’s breast
In acts« found In the man’s pockets
gt the police station were statements
that the man had been visited In a
dream by the spirit of W illiam Mc
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Jolin
J. MeOraw, veteran managar
Kinley, who had said. Indicating
ef the Mew York Olanta, who fought
Roosevelt
"This Is my murderer;
the Boston Rad Suu for the world*a
avenge
my
death,”
ill eertaa.
“
Colenel Insists on Speaking
Unconasloua of his wound, Colonel
20,000 CARS ARE NEEDED
Roosevelt proceeded to the Auditor
ium, and When his condition was dis
In Three Month« Western Roads' Sup
covered. la »pits of the protest of his
ply Decreases 10,000.
physician, Ma mads a stirring address
Salem, O r —T h a t there is now a on the subject of his attempted mur
shortage of at least Id, COO c a n on the der. Weakened from loss of blood
reals trust of Chicago la the informa and at the conclusion of hla speech
tion eacafvad by the state railroad be was taken to the Emergency hos
oommlsaion from the Association of pital, where, after an examination by
Western Railways.
physicians, the nature of hie wound
Thane figures are nil the more atartl- waa ascertained. It was not consid
ig la light of the fact that there was ered serious enough to compel a stay
a surplus nt 68,921 ears ea A rty i t , In Milwaukee, and at 12:80 A. M. ha
or a difference of nearly 90.SS0 care was taken aboard bis special train
within three months. •' Comparative on a alow run to Chicago.
aUstics da to car abortags and sur
That the wound waa not more ser
plus since that time Show as follows: ious was due to the fact that the bullet
August 1, 66.510 ears In turpi«a; was spent from passing through the
August I I , 41,901 carp in surples; Aw Colonel's army - overcoat, spectacle
gnat 19. 9710 cars In c u r pins; geptem
ease and the manuscript of hla con
bar 11, MIO cars shortage; September templated speech.
M, 17,791 cars shortage
Tbs Colonel felt no pain at the time
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the shot was fired and waa not aware
Champion Diver of Navy Wreaked. that he waa shot until ha was on nla
' Wathoovills, CaL-^The submarine way to the auditorium. His attention
F -l, champion diver of all the under waa then called to the hole In hla
sea ftghtlag craft, la ashore near here, overcoat, and he found that ha waa
Ith her neae rsmmwd in the send >oC badly h u rt A superficial axaaa-
and two c i hgf ■ seamen are dead, Inntlon of the wound was made when
h r . J. T u rb e tt» ftW e w a rk , N. J., and he reached the auditorium, anfixthree
O. A. Schroeder, Of Minneapolis, were physicians agreed ho was In no imme-
swept from the deck of the little ves
sel and drowned when It was torn
from 11» mooringa
The Crain Crouiers Conveniences
Are not alone confine'! to Rural Free Delivery oi m ail
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ac
count with a good bank.
The possessor of such an aoooant
avoids the risk of having his money on hie perron or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves. -
His hills paid by check are not only » valid receipt, bat
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, hut sU rt an account now with
L Jr,
Tie |||a«co U in ktu c Milling (n.
gink, of Horn.
TTTTTI i i i i i i ■ i i i i i ■ • r • ■ ■ ■
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GEORGE MILLER
T h e w e ll k n o w n w o rk m a n w ill a tten d
to a ll c a lls d irect or b y p h o n e for
N o w prepared with a complete kit of tools to
attend all caHs for plumbing. etc. in the country.
H a v e you seen our Steel W atering Troughs?
I f not take a look and order one.
L IV E R Y
FEED
O -x e ts s
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Y o rk O lanta fo r the w orld'« baseball
championship.
BECKER ORDERED MURDER
Rosa 8a ya Crlma Was Planned at Po
lice Official’s Command.
Naw York.—"Harman
Rosenthal
must be killed. He la getting too dan
gerous. You tall ’Big Jack’ Zellg and
hla friends to gat him out of the way.**
Sworn declaration that Police Lieu
tenant Charles Becker, on trial here
for Rosenthal's murder, In front of
the Hotel Metro pole, gave this order
to him to repeat to Zellg and hla no
torious gang of gunman, was made on
the witness stand by "Bald Jack"
Rose, former friend of Becker and the
man who adgiR* be acted as Beckers
representative In collecting "hash
money” from Naw York’s underworld.
”1 want him croaked," were the ex
act words, Rosa swore, Becker used.
”1 w ill take care of the men who do
the job.
The sentiment at polios
headquarters la such th a t they would
gladly give a medal to the man game
enough to croak Rosenthal. Here Is
1100. Give It to Zellg and tell him
I want Roeedthal stopped. Tell Zellg
and hla friends If they want to save
themselves trouble, they had better
gat Rosenthal out of the way at onoe."
EUROPE BELIEVES
WAR WILL SPREAD
W. C. Bryant
i DtamaitfViawt
,
: j. R. Morgan
Moro« O r e g o n .
I I I H | 4 1 I1 IH IH 'H
A N D
Jake Stahl, manager of the Boston
Rad Sox, who battled with the Naw
D r .
:: PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC
S h o p o n ‘M a in S t
Dear frie n d :
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AND GUARDS FIGHT
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" V a lle y ,
Barn Located near Hotel Vlada
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Special Attention for Commercial Traveler« '
Transient Team« Given Prompt Attention
George El lard, proprietor
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R. R. Butler
guamteeo tluibin «
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Assassin Stopped From Firing Again
Ths assassin was prevented from Democrats Choose Lister for Governor
Seattle.— In spite of tbe fact that
Bring a second shot by Albert H. Mar
five candidates were pulling their beet,
tin.
one
of
Colonel
Roosevelt’s
two
•uffragleta to GNe Postcard Shower.
sscretariee.
Colonel Roosevelt had Ernest Lister of TScoms. was chosen
Spokane woman
Spokane,
just stepped Into ah automobile when fo r governor on the Democratic state
In a "postcard
suffragists
the Sseasaln pushed hla way through ticket In plaoe of Judg« w W. Black
the 78th birthday
shower” la
crowd to the street and fired. ef Everett, who was declared Ineligi
LAW YER
Mrs. A bigail Du nlway, 291 Clay
M artin , who waa standing In the car ble to be the party nominee by tbe
street. Port lead, Rao wn as the "Moth-
wlgh the Colonel, leapgd to the man’s state supreme court.
In the state of
of Equal
ghouldara and bore him to the ground.
P r a c tic e in all cou rts
Waa
Captain A. O. Girard, of Milwaukee,
whb waa on^tha front seat, jumped
L a n d t it le s a n d co n teat»
ahnoet at the same time, and In an
Instant the man was overpowered and
g iv e n s p e c ia l a t t e n t io n .
dftdrtned.
MORO
OREGON.
' r The men was taken Into the hotel
London.— From ail the capitals
U»d-held there until he was removed
comes news of Increasing tension and
1» the police station.
Rawlins, W y g ^ A battle raged l a !
bk spits of the entreaties of nhysl continued preparation for war, and
the atate penitentiary Sunday. Looked d a n » Colonel Rooeevelt Insisted upon this has spread now to Vienna and
inside the walls w ith hundreds of mu- SdBkSfISg hie address.
Budapest.
tlnuous prisoners, a few guards fought t «1 w lH make thia speech or die, one
The text of the note handed by the
Law yer
desperately to rgdtore order sad pro
representatives of the power« to the
g r the other.”
Turkish government proves to be
vent a wholesale prison deHvory.' z r
Colonel Calm« Crowd.
O R E G O N Camped outaldt the walls waa a foaoo
Usury F. Cochem«, one of the Wl« more feeble even than was expected,
MORO
of citlaena. heavily armed, ready tp eouetn Progressive leaders, told the and. as It contains no suggestion that
drive back the aonvlcts If they w a r gS«at crowd which had assembled In the powers w ill undertake to guaran
dered the remaining guards end made the auditorium that Colonel Rooeevelt tee the carrying out of reforms in
a rush through W gates. The mtttin- had been shot, and asked the people Macedonia, It Is not likely to have
oas prisoners ware subdued late Sun to be calm. Tbe crowd was thrown any effect in allaying public feeling In
day night and locked In their OSlla almost Into a panic by tbe announce- the Balkans, which Is all for war. In
A tto r n e y -a t-la w
Another battle took place la the meat, but Colonel Rdbeevelt calmedj Turkey war Is accepted as a certainty.
The m ilitary prospects are so oom
hills south of RaWltna between a poaaa them by rising and assuring them that
M a so n ic B u ild in g
of dtlxens and (tom 20 to 40 escaped be waa not badly hurt. Then he began plicated that experts are unable to
T it« D a l le a
O r e g o n . prisoners. Two Wen have bean killed bla address. Several times ha seemed make prophecies, while the political
In the streets of -Rawlins, and one la to be growing week and members of conditions are still more complicated.
desperately wauaSed.
hla party rose to help him. He mo Vienna and 8t. Petersburg newspa
Tbe outbreak waa the second within
pers are printing articles hinting at
tioned them fo alt down.
D R . O . J. G O F F I N ,
24 hours. About S o’clock Saturday
"Let me alone. I ’m all right,” ha bad faith.
The central source of alarm is the
afternoon >0 prisoners escaped, sad
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
said.
ulna were racaptuwd before I o’clock.
m
ilitary
preparation being made by
A t 10:29 o'clock Colonel Roosevelt
A t 2:20 Bupday afternoon a party pf was sitting on the operating table Austria and the ominous words of
MAR1B M GOFFIN.
Ufe-termcra over powered the cellhouae talking politics with the physicians Count Berobtold, foreign minister of
cUMra«SrecUitr keeper, took hla keys and released while they were awaiting the arrival that country. It is fait In London that
Austria at any moment may embark
their oomiades from the ooHa. Every
of an X-ray maohlne.
Oftee is The G ofta Building, 1st 8t.
prisoner willing to risk o bottle With
Colonel Rooeevelt left the hospital o» a forward movement In connection
M o ko , O k k o o n .
the guarda made a rash fo r the gates, gt 11:15 P. M. H e was able to walk with the sanjak of Novipaaar, thus
,
- lt.
A moment later the citlaena of the unassisted. *1 am feeling fine,” Ms rousing the Russians to greater fury
than they are displaying and making
town heard a fusillade of ahota Inside
said. >
an European war almost osrtaln.
the walla. A bedlam of shouts and
yells echoed from the prison. A few
Cbloago.—-Tbs
following
official
T H K M ARKETS
seoonda Inter more than a dOsa» men statement waa Issued by tbe surgeoai
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dashed down the main street, armed attending Colonel Roosevelt:
+ 4
Fertland
1st to 15th of each month.
with guns and knives. Holding the
“Colonel Rooeevelfs hurt is a deej
Wheat—Club. Via; Muestam. 81
few cltlxens on the street at bay with bullet wound In the cheat wall with
. r Office opposite D r i. Goffin
revolvers, they charged Into a Bvery out striking any vital organ In transit red ftaaslan/ASc.
Oats—825 per ton.
W A S C O ,;
O R E G O N b a n . held up the proprietor end sad Tbs point of entrance was to ths
Hay—Timothy, 817; alfalfa. 111.
dled and bridled the horaee and Sad right of and one inch below the level
- 16th to 30th o f each month.
Butter—Creamery, 15c.
of the right nipple. The range of ths
Offict opp. M cC o y, A tw ood Co to t>e hills.
W hile moat of the penitentiary bullet was upward a distance of foul
Hope—ISIS crop. I t a
gnarda ware pursuing the convicts Inches deeply on ebeet wan. T h e n
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.
Wool—Bastara Oregon, |18o; W il
that fled to the hlBa, the email body was no evidence of tlje bullet pene
J ir n e e S t e w a r t
left In the prison fated a still mere tratlng the lung. Pulse, 90; tempera lamette valley, Ilo.
M o h a ir -lie .
gesperate situation. When the doers ture, 99.2; respiration, 20; leuoocyts
pf the cell« w«re unlocked, a large 'count, 12 at 10 A. M No operation ts
Beattie
number of convii ta who did not Join In remove the bullet la Indicated at ths
He;
S to ck Inspector^
•oc;
the break for liberty were set free present tihse. Condition hopeful but
red
Russian,
75c.
..
Inside the walla. Many e f them were wound so Important as to demand
S h erm a n C oun ty,
Oats— 125 per ton.
a n te d . Boon a riot was in progr
absolute rest for a number of daya.*-
Oregon»
Butter—Creamery. M a
ths guards bat ding dssffiraUly to Dr. John B. M o rp h * Dr. Arthur B.
Deputy Stodk
t lu lr o.n U W M d
Bevan. Dr. Bcuwy L Terrell. D ft B 1«
C. F. SAUNDERS
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Milwaukee, Wl».—Colonel Theodore
fteoaevelt W i shot la the abdominal
region shortly before I o'clock Mon
day eight while Bitting In hie aUto-
mehHe to Wont c i the Qllputrlck House
la Milwaukee, about to start for the
Auditorium to deliver bis
MMSri
You wiH
go<or
Sho«t»
a» Candidate la on Way to
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JAKE STAHL
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F iv e C e n ts
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Ve lik e »olaeeee so v e il St
our house th at Mana sent
downtown to get a jug f u l l to
big th at T could hardly carry
i t hone. •
I nade au ugly face whilQ I
was o arrying-the nolaaaea hone,
but when I had some on ny cakes
fo r breakfast th ia norning you
ought to t^gve seen ne a n ile . I
got a whole gallon jug f u l l ,
too, I d id .
Your frie n d ,
nt
JA C O B .
P.8, You can get the beet
nolessee and the beet of every
thing to eat at ‘
M E L O Y ’S
Sewing and Dress Hiki<
Wanted; sewing to do by
the day at your home. $1 50 per
day.
V iola G ilbert , .
3tíl8-155
M o ro , Oregon.
For Ssit sr Trade.
O n e hay stallion, 6 years old ,
weight 1600 pounds; broke to har
ness. W ill sell cheap for cash or
approved note, any reasonable
time; or will trade for coils or
young cattle. Also some good old
work horses, very cheap; 12 miles
east of M o ro , on the D . S. Cam-
eron Realty ranch.formerly owned
A pply to or ad
by D r. Goffin.
“
dress
Cameron n Realty
C o .,
Re
tf.H 8.155]
Vancouver, Wash
Small Fvns ire Baited
that
W e have some parties
ps _
want to buy wheat land in Sherm
an county ; anyone that wishes to
sell a farm will do well to see us.
Farms of 160 acres to 640 mostly
wanted.
M oore I nvestment C o ..
tfi 11.155]
M o ro , O r
Orplagtoa Cockerels fir Sill
I have several full blood Buff
Orpington cockerels which I with
to s e ll; they are A pril hatched
chickens; pnce$1.50 each. 'Phono
or address
Mrs. W . E . N ewton ,
tffll.1 5 5 ]
M o ro . O r
Vaated
Inform ation o f Hanry D enni
son, who left hom e Jtrfy 36th for
the Eastern Oregon
Harvest.
firry , you must come home ; I
cannot get along without you^anj
longer ; I want to see you so
M . L . S honquest .
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H o o d River, O r
Fliii
Seviig luted.
T h e Ladiea' A id meet in M o ro
M E Church parlors Thursday p.
m. each week, and are prepared
to do plain sewing, making and
being comforts, at a
see therp.
price. Call
L adies ’ Au» S ociety
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tf?5.154
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I Tw elve head 6 f coin for sale,
___ t old, all
j are o f
from 1 to 4 , years
eleven marea and one
gelding. They can be seen al the
W S W h ite place near Biggs, now
being operated by N J W illard ;
or write
J udd S. F ish ,
T h e Dalle«, O r
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Ut Yftur
Iwwl BUIv»Ww
.O n e of the Ladd
Jersey Bulls, at $3; wie
F o r particulars address,
LLPUTl
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