Sherman County observer., June 27, 1913, Image 1

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E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 S 7 .
OUR
NEWS
NAT I nal capital
Springs
at
There will be a Music and Literary
Program.
Novelty Foot, Horse and A uto Races.
BABY
SH O W .
Free rides on the Merry-go-round for the children
under 14 years of age during certain hours.
Match Game of Horse Shoe.
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Hot Coffee at noon.
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ARREST WOMAN AUTO ROBBER
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GEHERALINTEREST
Chicago Police Think Mystery of Dar­
ing Holdups la Solved.
PhiA«gn —Mrs. Irene Brunner, of
2817 South Dearborn street, was ar­
rested In connection with the hold-up
ids Second Mes- and robbery of the dry goods store of Events Occurring Throughout
President
Mrs. Elisabeth Foley, 758 Bast Forty-
the State During the Past
sage to jn gress Urging
seventh street/ Saturday night Mrs.
Week.
Brunner was Identified by Mrs. Foley
Gui icy Reform.
and Miss Mary Pollane, a clerk, as
Us president of the tbe woman who held a revolver In
Wash
. Wedding Stopped By Mother
nt to congress again their faces and rifled the cash drawer
United 8
Medford'.—Goblet
L. 8mlth, a youth
of the store Saturday night, after buy­
vr the second
Tuesday
of
21,
of
this
city,
declares
he will In­
strstton. urging cur- ing a flve-cent handkerchief.
sage of his
voke the stern arm of the law In or­
Mrs.
Brunner,
who
Is
the
wife
of
before
the
cloee
of
rency lefts'
Joseph J. Brunner, owner of a garage der to wed his sweetheart, Minerva
in.
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the special
Withrow, whose mother, after giving
’ / ’ It*'
< lpal objects of the at IMS Squth Wabash avenue, was
The th
written permission for the Issuance of
ensure are to provide taken Into custody at her husband’s
adralnlst
a
license
for
the
marriage,
snatched
apeatfied types of garage three hours after the robbery
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for red!
her girl, who la hut 15 years old, from
had taken place. «
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__W g*vo • h o U K
In the arrest of Mrs. Brunner, the the protection of her lover, while the
properly safeguarded elastic notes and
June 25. 1913.
police
believe they have the woman couple stood before the marriage li­
to provide the machinery for doing a
cense clerk In Jacksonville and es­ Dear Friend:
who
has
perpetrated
sevoral
daring
foreign hanking business.
corted her away to the protection of
The measure provides for it federal holdups on the south side.
Ju ly 4th w ill soon be h ere.
the family home, Instead of to the mar­
reserve hanks. In which national banks
Won’t
you be glad? We w ill have
riage altar.
Crack In Canal Alarms.
and such state banks and trust com­
Panama.—Numerous alarming ru
a picnic then. Mamina to ld me
panies as wish will he stockholders. mors of damage have gained currency
Sheriff To Face Grand Ju ro rs
th ia morning to go down to the
In addition to th« >700,000,000 national as a result of the crack that recently
Salem.—With the view of prosecut­ grocery and get a whole lo t of
hank notes now existing provision Is developed In the cutoff wall of the
made for not more than $600.000,000 northwest wing of the Mlraflores locks ing Sheriff Kelsay, of Wheeler county, things for our picnic d in n er.
Norris, of Fossil, and two unknown
in federal reserve treasury notes, to of the Panama canal. One report had
persons, whom It is alleged brought
They had th ree kinds of
be used solely In making advances it that the gates had pulled away some
a boy to the reform school here sever- f lc k l s a , sweet cr sour or d i l l ;
to the fe leral reserve banks. These portions of their supporting masonry
weeks ago in an Intoxicated condl-
banks, of course, would do no bush and that the cost ’to demolish and re­
two,kinds of o liv e s , queen and
superintendent of
W. S. Hale, supennienaeui
in the
3
,
n x •
ness with the public, dealing only with build the damaged structure would be tlon,
school, has consulted with Assistant Stuffed ; t^re^ kinds of r e l .e n .
their stockholders and accepting« de­
Attorney General Van Winkle with re- sweet, awcet c e le ry , or red h o t;
$1.600,000.
posit* only from the United States.
lation to presenting the matter to the | cannea pineapple for f r u i t
S uffragists Avoid Violence Question. grand Jury when it convenes, the 1st
Ultimate Reserve System s.
a i l e d d e v i l e d ham, lunch
Budapest.—Thanks to the tactful
The bill proposes “ultimately the es­
of July.
tongue, potted beef, veal le a f ,
tablishment of a reserve system In leadership of Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Catt,
the
president,
th
«
Congress
of
ihhp heof, crab meat; canned
which country banks will have 16 per
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BILKED pork and baana, s a r d in e s ,,
the Intern atio n al Woman Suffrage
.-cent of reserve. 14. e., 15 per cent of
total demand liabilities), inch 15 per Alliance closed without becoming en­ Pay Check Robber Knew Methods of salmon, and peanut b u tte r and
cent to be held, 5 per ceUt In the tangled In a controversy over the ques
Railroad Company
lo ts of cookies.
hanks' vaults, 5 per cent with the na­ tlon of militant methods In the ad­
Portland —Southern Pacific officials
Your frie n d
vancement
of
the
cause.
tional reserve banks and 5 per cent,
believe that the strangers who got
JACOB.
either at home or with the reserve Pelkey Goes Free on Ju ry ’s Verdict. away with $1600 worth of pay checks
banks, while reserve and central re­
P. 3. We don’t trad e
Calgary, Alberta—Arthur Pelkey, on an order to which had been forged
serve city banks have reserves of 20 the pugilist, wafc acquitted of a man the name of an assistant general man-
ar.ywhere but a t
per cent of demand liabilities.
slaughter charge which was placed ager, will bo found a person closely In
Im portant Reductions by Committee. against him as a resuR of the death touch with the company and Its af
fairs. No person, It ia held, not thor­
Ire^irtant reductions in the Under­ of Luther McCarty, who died In the ____
oughly familiar with the methods em­
first
round
of
a
scheduled
ten-round
wood tariff bill rates on Iron, steel
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and other metal products, the addition bout at the Burns arena here, May 24 ployed in paying off the men. would
have figured out how to work the
of cattle, wheat, pig iron, Angora wool last. It was charged by the govern­
People
in the News
soheine so cleyerly without detection.
and many other articles to the free ment that McCarty died from q How
A stranger presented to the pay
Dr. V. C. Vaughan, a professor In ;
list and an Increase in rates on many administered by Pelkey.
the
University of Michigan, was elect­
agent
at
the
Southern
Pacific
car
classes of cotton goods and some silk
shops in Southeast Portland an order ed president of the American Medical
products were the chief features of
for the pay checks of 12 engine and association in session at Minneapolis.
the revised tariff bill as It was laid
Governor Suixer of New York ap­
train men, signed by ono of the assist­
before senate Democrats by Chairman
pointed
Miss Margaret Wilson, .laugh­
ant
general
managers.
It
has
been
Simmons, of the finance committee..
customary to honor orders in the past ter of President Wilson, a member of
President Wilson’s desires as to free
and so the pay agent did not suspect a commission to Investigate the af­
sugar in 1$16 and free wool at once
anything
wrong when the stranger fairs and management of the prisons
Charges
United
States
Attorney
prevailed la the redraft of the bill.
and reformatories of the stats.
handed out the checks.
General With Interfering
Liquor Bill n Proposed.
J. B. Pllklngton of Portland was *
Virgil Catching. -19 years old, a
young man who has served one term, elected president of the American Ae-
in Important Cases.
A constitute al am endm ent to pro
m Jah, and Dan Riley, alias Sailor Boclatlon of Nurserymen, the national
hihlt the "sale, m anufacture and im­
organization of nurserymen s Interests.
portation of, d is tille d liquor containing
San Francisco, Cal.—In sensational Burke, have been arrested in Vancou­
According to an addresi made be­
ver,
B.
C.
Tho
two
deity
ttofe*
guilt,
alcohol, except for m echanical, scienti­ telegrams to President Wilson and
fic and m edicinal purposes,” was pro­ United States Attorney General James have engaged a lawyer and Will fight fore th® American Medical association
at Washington by Dr. Robert Blue,
posed by Senator Works.
C. McReynolds, in which he charges extradition, according to word receiv­ surgeon general of the public health
ed
In
Portland.
The amendri "nt would allow three the latter with having Interfered with
service, leprosy Is steadily Increasing
years for adjustment of the liquor his administration of Justice In two
in the United States.
Trace
of
Robber
Is
Lost
b usiness befor. if' became effective. Important cases, John L. McNab has
William D. Haywood and other offi­
Roseburg.—Nothing has been heard
Senator Works said he had become resigned as United States attorney
cers
and leaders of the Industrial
convinced that the only way to deal for the northern district of California. regarding the whereabouts of Ray Dla
Workers of the World were arraigned
mond,
the
Glendale
bank
robber,
and
effectually with the big traffic was to
Delay ordered by the attorney gen­
ip court Monday at Paterson, N. J.,
prohibit the m anufacture or Importa­ eral in the prosecution of Drew Ca­ the officers are merely awaiting some
to stand trial for Inciting riot In con­
word
from
the
coast
officials
which
tion of Intoxicating liquors.
milletti and Maury Diggs, under the
nection with the Paterson silk work­
Mann white slave act, and of directors will tend to substantiate the theory
May stop Franking Privilege.
ers’ strike.
that
Be
Is
proceeding
in
that
direc­
of the Western Fuel company on
Thoroughly angry at his treatment
Abuses of the franking privilege
charges of conspiracy In defrauding tion. With all trails leading to the when he took the stand as a witness
through which the BUgar tru st recent­
coast
closely
guarded
by
armed
offi­
the government in coal weighing
at Chicago In the government’s suit to
ly disseminated $16,000 of literatu re
frauds were given by McNab as the cers, Sheriff Quine maintains that Dia­
at public « ip en se. Is to be stopped, causes of his resignation, which was mond will bo captured when he dissolve the harvester trust, George
according1 to a hill Introduced into
emerges from the heavily timbered W. Perkins declared after his hearing
telegraphed to Washington.
that he predicted he would be Indicted
congress by Senator Kenyon.
Drew Caminettl Is a son of former districts through which he Is travel and prosecuted for criminal violation
Kenyon proposes the entire aboli­ State Senator A. Caminettl of Ama­
Ing- -
.
of the Sherman anti-trust law.
tion of the franking privilege for mem dor, recently appointed United States
A 8tr«nge Feat of Strength.
bers of M Mress and other public of­ commissioner general of immigration
CHOLERA TO BE STOPPED
Von Schlkhmnnn, who was In toe
ficials. He proposes a scheme through
by President Wilson.
which the postmaster shall Issue free •McNab was first ordered to delay State ¿anltary Board to Ask Gover­ Tvanavual on military service In iFRk
was « man of extraordinary strength
stamps to the favored ones and shall until autumn the prosecution of C.v
nor for Two Proclamations
wd remarkably handsome In face and
keep cloee check on the amounts used. mlnetti and Diggs. On this account
Salem —Rules to prevent the spread figure "His curled yellow hair was
N ational Capita, Brevities.
he had Intended to resign after th< of hog cholera, glanders end other con­ thick, lonit »nd -duty 'n
The Indian appropriation hill carry­ conclusion of the Western Fuel cases, tagious diseases of animals were dis­ of bl> farurll« w«y» o' ykowln, hu,
. . . to get four met. to gra.p
ing 111,000,000 for the fiscal year be­ but when he received a telegram from cussed at the first meeting of the stats «trcligtb
bnihlfula of «1« ke-ke «•*•* w',k JJ*
McReynolds,
ordering
him
to
poatponS
livestock
sanitary
board,
provided
for
ginning July 1, 1913. was passed Wed­
hand, as firmly ns they ednld^ He
Indefinitely the trial of Robert Bruce In an act passed at the recent session would then sway hl» head round L with
nesday In the senate.
The president and Mrs. Wilson will and Sidney y . 8mith. Indicted with of the legislature. The board decided a Jerk, and the four would fall "P™
celebrate their twenty-eighth wedding six other Western Fuel director«, he to ask the governor to Issue two pro­ lug.”—"Reminiscences of a South Afri­
decided to wait no longer.
clamations, on« that all horses, mules can Pioneer."
anniversary on Tuesday.
and Jacks must be tested to prove
reorganised by Secretary Frank-
Washington.—It developed that the their freedom from glanders before
THE MARKETS.
Un Lane, tha «ajgrtment of the Inter­
trials
of Drew Caminettl and Maury I. being brought Into the stats, and tbe
in all its relations to the great
Portland.
Diggs were postponed by Attorney- other that all hogs shipped Into tbs
west Is a department wholly of west­
Wheat—Club, 94c; biuestem. $1.01;
General McReynolds at the requwR «1 state, other than those for immediate
ern men.
red Russian, 92c. •
w
Secretary of Labor Wilson. whe
slaughter, shall be immunised
The senatl voted to accept the Invi­
Hay—Timothy, $1$; alfalfa, $13.
taken upon himself the respr-nslMLKr cholera by
use
of
a
serum.
tation of tha commonwealth of Penn­ for the postponement of the trial!» 5*
Butter—Creamery, 28c.
Charles Cleveland, of Gresham,
sylvania to attend the semi-centennial
Eggs—Candled, 21c.
caute be wanted young Caml»s«»> elected president of the hoard.
ceremonies of the battle of Gettysburg.
Eggs—Candled, 19c.
father to como here and famlHaAiU»»
Wool—Eastern Oregon, l«o; diUe
and Vice President Marshall will ap- himself with his new dulles a« ««w-
Witness’ Body Found In Bsa
eommlttee of nine to attend.
point
lamette
valley, 15c.
mlEsloner general of Immigrating
Fort Stevens.—In the discovery
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A bill to control lobbying in con- caused the president to take an
a body declared to hs .that of Prtvs
- Seattle.
gress was Introduced by Senator est in tbe controversy.
Crawford, the location of Private Lmi
Thompson of Kansas. Hs divides lob­
Wheat—Biuestem, 99c; club, 92c;
PresidentWIlson announced that
byists into two classes, legislative
In a hospital at the Presidio near 0
red Russlpn, 90c.
intends personally to investigate
Francisco, and a letter from C cr>t*wl
counsel and legislative agents. De­ circumstances of the re »I gnat io»,
Eggs—20c.
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tailed provision Is made for their con­ John L. McNab. United States dlstrtnj Shade indicating that he fled to O r-
Butter—Creamery, 29c.
Hay—Timothy. $18 P«r 40»; alfalfb.
trol.
attorney for the northern d istric t «f ada on deserting from this post« 1
The senate ordered a suhpena is­ California. He said he had called tor mystery that has surrounded the 1
$13 P«r ton. „
appearance of the government’s Iks
sued for Robert 8. Lovett, chairman all papers In the case.
of the directorate of the Union Pacific “Representative Kahn of California Important witnesses, in the es
S urprising Onre o f Stomach Tremble.
railroad, In order that he may become introduced In the house two resolu­ against Private" Waldo Coffman, w
When yon have trosMe with rear «torn-
a witness In an Investigation of his tions demanding that th e attorney Is charged with spreading treasonable
charge that lobbyists have fought to general produo« all the documents and propaganda among the troops, Is k *
secure employment from that com­ orders referring to the postponement Heved to have been partially cleared
pany on the ground that they would of the Diggs and Caminettl and the up.
he able to Influence a favorable settle­ Wes'.ern Fuel trust trials, which re­
riSlv. One of Chamberlain’s advsnisii
Murder of Wife Charged
ment of tha merger dissolution case, sulted In the resignation of United
came to
me. After who
senate
mine
strike
Investlga-
A-torla.—Tho circuit court grand booklets —
’fteS"nsorie
The
States District Attorney J. L. McNab
San Francisco, A w r w » « —
- » Jury returned an Indictment charjrng
by charob. rui^F»bUm»I
tlon committee has closed ita work of
of San Francisco. The resolutions are
at Charleston, W. Va., broad enough to eover every D*P»r F ruoto3e F e rd in a n d F e rn a n d e s
uythsm. 1 ham tahsa nearly th«
for the pr
BHU has
— returned to Washington, ? » . 5 S - * of |u .U « f f ^ r l n , mur(1, rlns bi. « if . th. . . . .
and
,
Feruandex. who was mysteriously
“
■ s—
where the taking of testimony will be in row « v
to the cas».
resumed within a few
Ice Cream, Confectionery, etc., sold titom
a stand in the park.
Bring your basket Lto^h.
July 4th.
M E L O Y ’S
FEDERAL ATTORNEY
SENDS RESIGNATION
TUESDAY, JULY 1,1913
At my place opposite 0. P. King farm house
Sale commences at 9:30 a. m.
Lunch Served.
9
4
3
1
4
7
4
3
Head work horses
2-year olds
yearlings,
saddle horse, 1 buggy
milk cows
set harness
wagons
drills, I iron harrow
F i v e C e n ts
2 feed racks,
1 header box, water tank
Cook house, Single disc
1 20-foot roller
1 3-gang plow 14 inch
One Cream Seperator
1 .1 6-foot Best Combine,
Many Other Articles.
■ ■ M T G R I! S M H I
Sums at $ 2 0 Cash. Over $ 2 0 bankable
note. A discount of 5 per cent for cash.
G. H. Rebman, Owner
c. G. Huis, Auctioneer. L. Barnum, Clerk.
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