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KING NICHOLAS
Crime Almost Unchecked; Out
break by Moslem Fanatics
Is Feared.
Constantlnaple.—Tbe port« has ap­
plied to tbe power« for mediation with
• view to the cessation of hostilities,
and for the negotiation of peace. Ap­
plication has been made to the embas-
elee here and by circular to the OttQ:
man representative« In the European
capital«.
Constantinople la In a fever of ex-
eltemcat over th< alarming reporta
from the field of battle.
Foreigners and natives are suffer­
ing from tension caused by the series
of military disasters, and, although
the city la In a state of selge, crime
Vlea «President 8herma% who died In some quarters la unchecked
Many families are leaving the city.
at hi« heme In Utica, M.
>nd waa
In te rre d with simple' pare monies, at­ The peopie fear first an outbreak of
tended by President Taft and many Moslem fanaticism by the turbulent
elements of the lower classes, and sec­
officials.
ondly, a rising in hordes of maddened
soldiers who are being driven by tbe
RULES ARE CHANGED
November 8, 1912.
Photo by Amcrioaa Preee Association.
Bulgarians to make their last stand a
Dear frler.d:
C ertain Court Procedure Revised by Jew miles outside of Constantinople
King Nicholas, of Montenegro, who
and then perhaps to fall back on the I« at tha fdolht with hie troops In the
Supreme Court *'
I naefi’l to lik e Tea, but
capital.
war
of
the
Balkan
states
against
Tur­
Washington.—fn promulgating the
»7 I lik e It now. because we
key.
first revision of the equity rules of
get good Tea, and my, i t ta ste s
London.—In the note to Turkish am­
federal oourts in tbe last 60 years tbe
supreme court of tbe United State« bassadors abroad, the Turkish govern­ HARVESTER PROFIT LARGE so good. Vben you go to buy i t
prohibited the granting of preliminary ment maintains that although embar­
you can t e l l i t by tbe sm ell.
Injunctions wi'hout notice and ra- rassing, affairs are not desperate and Witness Says McCormick Company
when
the
allies
bad
completed
mobil­
When I came home from school
Meds 625,000,000 in Five Years
stricted^he granting of temporary re­
isation
Turkey
had
barely
begun
hers.
straining orders
Chicago^—William N. Racy, comp­ today I came by tbe sto re, gnd
Up to the present hour there is no
— The court emlxxlled in the new rule
troller of the International Harvester
many of the pothts of the Clayton sign that anything has come to the company, recalled to the stand in the got a pound of Spider Leg Tea
anti-injunction bill, for which labor Porte’s appeal to the powers.
government’s dissolution suit against and some cookies. Besides the
No replies have been received at
leader« have been fighting, which has
the alleged combination, to submit re­ Spider Leg Tea you can get Eng­
passed the house and waits In the sen- Constantinople , and there is Itttle ports of the appraisals made of the
doubt that when they are received
ate.
/
• — kLMMfi: .they will embody a declination to con­ property of the consolidated compan­ lish Breakfast Tea or Gunpowder
Instead of temporary restraining
ies before the merger, stated the phys Teas in bulk at only 50 cents
sider the idea of proposing an armis­
orders being lenjtxl without notice
leal value of the plants as reported by
a pound.
upon presentation to a federal Judge tice.
the appraisers were as follows:
A Constantinople dispatch to the
. Your friend,
of the allegations that immediate and
McCormick Harvesting Machine
Chronicle, which was received by an company. *>39,668,157; Deering Har­
JACOB. /
irreparable damage is «bout to be in­
indirect route, says that the situation
flicted, the new rah requires that It
vester company, >27.237,197; Warder,
P.S. We never think of going
in the Turkish capital is grave. The
must be shown by specific facts set
Buehnell A Qlessner, >4,637,498; Plano
hostility to Europeans is increasing
for our groceries to any store
forth in affidavits or otherwise that
company, >3,468,667. *
and displayed arrogantly.
.The figures showed that the profits but
such damage will result.
Some of the workmen’s guilds, the
of the McCormick Harvesting Ma­
dispatch says, boast that they have
Greed for Power Causes Man*« Fall taken a sacred vow to massacre eve/y chine company for the five years prior
San Francisco—Au ambitlott to be- Christian should the Bulgarians enter to the consolidation aggregated >25,-
come tha moving-picture magnate of the city. Fanatics have sworn a ter­ 000,000, or 1000 per cent on a capitali­
tha Pacific coast lad Wallace J. Foi­ rible vengeance on the infidels for sation of >2,500t000. The profits of
(he Deering H arvester company were
FALCONRY IN JAPAN.
l e d , until thru« Weeks ago cashier Turkish defeat, while
obscure
shown
to
be
nearly
as
large.
of the San Fra^dM» office of the In­ mosques theological students preach
A n Expensive 8 port, R equiring a S e rv -
ternational Harvester »’ompany to em­ Incitements to the mob.
isg M an to E very B ird .
8lx
Born
In
13
Months
bezzle >84.000 of Bib employers’ mon­
In tbe east falconry is still tbe sport
Franklin. Pa.—Six children in a lit­ of kings. Talko 8ama, tbe most In­
ey, according to Judg* Milton Greene,
attorney fer the harvester company. SCHOONER WRECKED; 5 LOST tle over 13 months is the remarkable genious of warriors, brought the sport
birth record In the family of Stephen to Japan with him from Korea and
Polland waa arrested here on the spe­
Aviator Tries to Rescue Members of Nagotte, of Frenchtown.
Mrs. Na- some of the Imperial hawks of today,
cific charge of having embezzled >1600
Ill-Fated Crew
gotte has borne 16 children in 12 years they say. are descended from his fledg­
October 3. Judge Greene said Polland
Marshfield, Or.—Five lives were lost and 13 of them are living.
lings. ----- ---- -----
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had admitted thl« peculation and that
On September 10, 1911, she gave
It is a costly sport, perhaps the em­
admissions of other thefts brought tha on th« Coos Bay bar when the little
gasoline schooner Osprey was wrecked birth to triplets, two girls and a boy, peror’s greatest extravagance. At his
total up to >84,000.
L aw y e r
in d whan her captain, refusing to he and this week three sturdy boya ar­ orders and at his expense men learned
tha only one of the crew saved, leaped rived, 13 months and three weeks af­ In falconry have compiled a history of
Entire Tribe of Indian« to Wed -
the art In the eastern world which fills
A/e not alone confine-1 to Rural Free Deiive,y of mail
ter the other trio.
to
death on the Jetty rocks.*
Winnebago, Neb.—The entire tribe
a hundred Volumes and the hawking
MORO
OREGON of Winnebago Indians has decided to
Heroic attempts were made to save
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
establishment entails heavy outlays.
farmers should h ave— and many do have— a checking ac­
get married. In formal tribal council tha man by the tug Roscoe, but with-
There is a serving man to every
last week, in which every male on the ont result. The llfesavers were out.
hawk and a number of others who as­
count with a good bank.
The possessor of such an account
pire to enter tbe service of the Im­
reservation participated, the Indian« but ware unable to do anything, as
avoids the risk of having his money on hi? per-on or about
perial bird. One gets an Idea how care­
voted to forsake the ways of their the sea waa rolling high, and an air­
bit home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
fully these men are trained by seeing
fathers in the matter of matrimony ship flight was made twice over the
A t t o r n e y - a t-1 a w
His bills ¡«id by check ai^ not only a valid receipt, but
and to marry in the white man’s way. bar tv by Aviator Chrlstofferson, of
Washington.—A serious car short­ the aspirant servants stand for hours
Portland, in the hope of locating some
at a time with outstretched hand, hold­
The action is to be retroactive.
age threatens the country and so ing a glass of water filled to the brim.
also a convenience in hi« home transaction« where very often
M a s o n ic B u ild in g
of tha men, but they had met death
Something
like
1000
pairs
of
Indians
alarming la the outlook that the inter­ It is only when they can do thia, with­
the necessary ohange for concluding settlement is not at hand
will stand up/aud be married at the ao quickly and the waves of the bar state
commerce
commission has out fatigue and without «pilling • drop
T b e D a lle « >
O re
had
ao
rapidly
accomplished
their
Don’t »top U>tbink this over, but start an account now with
same time and by the same ceremony.
thought It wise to serve notice upon of the water, that they are intrusted
work of destruction that there was no
both the railroads and the shippers with one of the precious birds, for If
chance to do anything when the news
82 8tatee Approve of Incom« Tax
that drastic measures will be adopted the wrist should give ever so little
Of the disaster reached this city.
U r . o . j . goffin ,
unless there is cooperation all along under the hawk he is startled and
Washington.—Notification of
ap­
The Hat of the dead follows: Cap­
the line to render an available car spreads his wings, which, according to
proval
of
the
proposed
Incom«
tax
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
tain Ous Johnson, of Wedderburn,
supply effective in meeting the de­ Japanese Was«, is very unsightly and
amendment to the federal constitution
master of the Osprey; Chester John-
D r marie m . goffin .
mauds of trade. Coal famine is one Interrupts his training as well as. ends
from 32 states are In the hands of
the career of the aspirant serving man.
of the menacing conditions.
Secretary of State Knox. Four statea
But, though the wild ducka never es­
Diseases of Vonen & Children a Specialty have announced their rejection of the
The commlaaion announces to those
cape, what la still more remarkable In
railroads
which
have
fallen
into
the
amendment. To become effective It
that they are never maimed or man­
Office in The Goffin Building, 1st St
practice of ‘'renting'’ cars to connect­ gled. The hawks, whose claws and
is necessary for 68 states to ratify the
Moao, O r soon .
ing lines, Instead of maintaining an talons are kept wonderfully manicured
measure.
adequate supply of their own, that and Inspected every day by tbe chief
the dally rental price of cars will be hawker, strike their quarry a stunning
DEPORT HOOKWORM VICTIMS
materially advanced unless cars are blow and Invariably bring them down
promptly returned to the lines own­ to be retrieved, but not a drop of
Government Will Not Treat Oriental
blood is shed.—Metropolitan Magazine.
ing them.
Immigrants
Affected
u
MORO.
-
OREGON
The commission has served warning
Ban-Francisco.—Treatment of hook­
1st to 15th of each month.
T h e w e ll k n o w n w o rk m a n w ill a tte n d
upon the shippers that a higher rate of
Labrador’s Short Bummer.
worm by government doctors at the
“How brief is tbe summer on tha
Office
opposite
Bra.
Goffin
demurrage will he Imposed If it de-
to a ll calls d ire c t or b y phone for
Utica, N. T j — With simple but Im ­
Immigration, station at Angel Island
velops in these times of car shortage highlands of Labrador!" says Seesketh
WASCO.
OREGON will ceaae, and In Che future all Orien­ pressive ceremonies the body of Vice that cars are being used for storage Pritchard In tbe Wide World Mags-
tals entering this* port who are affect­ President Sherman was laid away
sine “Snow does not melt till July;
16th to 30th of each month.
then
with a rush m i<Jans«a«mor cornea.
ed with the disease will be deported. Saturday afternoon In a crypt within purposes.
Bumper crops and gsueral prosperi­ Grasses
Office opp. McCoy. Atwood Co Commissioner of Immigration Back­ a beautiful mausoleum in Forest Hill
and leaves gfioiwWrooet visi­
ty
in
practically
all
lines
of
business,
Now prepared with a complete- kit o< tools to
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bly, the wild cotton soon'"fling» out tta
us was notified by the department of Cemetery.
with no slowing up of trade for polltl-
attend all calls for plumbing, etc. in the country.
¡[
Under a canvas covering that serv cil, economic or other reasons have little white pennon«, million» of her*
commerce and labor that the govern­
ries rl|>en ou the ground, the loon
Have you «een our Steel Watering Troughs?
ment would no longer treat eaaes of ed as a shield against a chill Novem­ created enormous traffic.
cries, the ptarmigan calls, sad you «say
ber
wind
were
gathered
the
Sherman
hookworm,
be<
oise
it
has
become
too
' If not take a look and order one.
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Address: M O R O , O R È O O N .
even see a butterfly balancing la the
family, president Taft, members of
burdensome.
warm wind. But then also waken*
S h o p o n M a in S t.
M o r o , O re g o n .
::
Since the immigration authorities at his cabinet, Justices of the supreme
the countless ntjny of hunchbacks, lean
Stock In s p e c to r
this port first came in contact with oourt, senators and members of the
and gray mosquitoes, piping blithely
Portland
4 |
i 1 ! H 4* H 1 1 H -IE+- 1-*! 1 ! ■ I l l-l-h l- H - H - •
for blood. So summer reign«. Then
the peculiar and deadly disease two house of representatives and a few
S h e rm a n C o u n ty ,
Wheat—Club, 78c; blueatem„ lie
suddenly one day. at tbe end of Au­
years ago, when every ship arriving
red Russian, f76.
O regon.
gust, after the ann has sunk behind
from the far e:ist was bringing from
Oats—>2« per ton.
the barren crags through tlw balmy
Deputy Stock Inspector
20 to 100 Hindus here, more than
Hay—Timothy, $18; alfhlfa. 111.
wnrratb o f evening, one aaay wak« up
Louis Schade w ltx , K ent, Oregon 6000 cases have been suoceesfullly
Butter—Creamery. Mo.
to And everything transfigured and
treated at Angel Island by the. Immi­
Egg»—Candled, 46c.
the first snow of snothar m iff al­
gration doctors.
ready falling."
Hope—1912 crop, 20c.
Wool—Eastern Oregon. Ile; Wll
Salem Elect« Steeves for Mayor
lametta valley, lie.
p. T. Barnum once came to the adtea
Salem. Or.—Dr. B. L. Steeves was
Mohair—81c.
”
Barn Located near Hotel Vintin
to know If he could patent tha three
elected
as
next
mayor
of
Salem
by
a
Rubile Auctioneer
Special Attention lor Commercial Traveler«
ring circus. In technical parlaace Ms
heavy majority over Mayor Louis
three ring circus was aa aggregation
Transient Team« Given JPrompt Attention
Laehmuad, W. T. Rigdon and Council­
end not ■ combination to prodoca a
man J. D. Waring at the non-partisan
For inform ation as to term s primaries here Monday. A majority
new reeult. Therefore It waa not pat­
Proprietor
entable. which Information highly in­
and open dates address the of all of the vote« cast at thia primary
censed the showman. “It will be
Sherm an County Observer at for any office gives the one securing
adopted by every circus Just aa soo« «a
such majority th« office without the
I make tt known.” ha daeMrad. A H
v°u
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the 1913 models.
Waft for them.
They will soon be ready.
We caif show you a six cylinder
40 and 50 horse ¡power car that
will be sold for less money than
they ask for four cylinder cars.
This six cylinder car is backed by one o f the
largest manufacturers in the United States
We will show, not 1912 but a 1913
model, and at a price that will
make all sit up and take notice.
J. R. Morgan
HDszxtlst
GEORGE MILLER
PLUMBING, STEAM EITTING, ETC.
H M ELO Y’S
i
Jam es S te w a r t
George Eilard,
A U T O M O B ILE
FOR H IRE
MORO, OREGON-
Moesslty < iolag toto tku «tty Bte*