Sherman County observer., October 17, 1913, Image 1

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iNEW&TRQM OUR N M
NATIONAL TIAPITAL
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Belief That Extensive Territory Lisa
JUDGE WANTS HEARING.
North of Alberta la Confirmed,
Ad Wolgast Winn Over Bat Mslach.
Ga., Alt*
8
t Michael, Alaska.—The Russian
• Milwaukee.—Ad Wolgast, of Cadil­
ccuwrs.
sw«ra
government steamer» Taimyr and
lac. Mich., defeated Battling Nelson,
lag
the
bringing
W ashington.—
Waygatch, under Commander WlUt-
Of Hegewlsch, IlL. In a 10-ronnd no-
agaluat Judge
of charge* lu
aky, which have been engaged In Arc­
decision boxing contest at the Ellto
vuunah.
Ga..
the
Believe President Will Ask Con­ tic exploration north of Siberia for Events Occurring Througtout
Washington.—Representative Rich Emory
arena here. Wolgast had the better
Justice nt once fihrnrded to Uenry
the State During the Past
three years, arrived here for cosh
of eight of the 10 rounds, while two mond Pearsoa Hobson, representative Clayton. chair mad of the Judiciary
gress to Repeal Canal Tolls
of Alabama, and his colleague, Ma­ committee of the bouse. mo luformal
Mexico < City. — Declaring
both were even.
Captain Wllitsky reports the dis­
Week.
on American Shipping.
jority Leader Underwood, engaged In answer to a» tint
branches cf congress suspended, Pro­
covery of a body of land as large as
in
hi*
answer
tttd
Judge
stales
that
visional President Huerta practically
a
bitter
debate
on
the
floor
of
the
Greenland extending beyond latitude
Arkansas Is to.Go Dry.
assumed a dictatorship here. His for­
W ashington.—Report» published In 81 north and longitude 102 east.
Little Reck, Ark.—The state su­ bouse over the senatorial contest In hts only &br<Se of Information was
Thirty Days Longer For Hunter».
mal proclamation dissolving the na­ preme court sustained the validity of their state, in which they are rival through the newspaper*, and he asked London that President W ilson aoon
Commander Wllitsky aaya that the
Coquille—Sportsmen of tbs Coquille
fur
a
copv
o
f
the
original
charge».
tional legislature announced that new the Going prohibition bill and Arkan­ candidates. The oratorical duel was
would ask congress to repeal the ex­ shore of the new country where the
valley are happy because tbe open
senators and deputies would be chosen sas will become dry after January precipitated by Mr. Hobson ratterat-
emption of American shipping from expedition landed and along which
season for ducks and such game has
lag utterances he made last week in
at the election October 26.
tolls in the Panama canal brought the vessels traveled la rocky, with
1 next.
been extended one month, or until
a speech at Wetumpka, Ala., lntimat
a. *
from the white house the brief state­ high, abrupt clUti. formed evidently
’ ’The Mexican capital was terrorized
January 15. Because the game birds
Apples Injured By Worms. •
mg that Mr. Underwood was “the tool
ment that any announcement of the from volcanic activity,
I f the boldness of Provisional Presi­
do not get Into the valley until the
| administration’» policy on that sub­
Walla Walla, Wash.—Worms have of Wall street and the liquor Inter*
dent Huerta’s coup when he had 110
■ In July and August the expedition latter part ot the year local hunter»
ject a t thia tim e waa unauthorised. saw much evidence of the presence on
meml -c c’ the chamber of deputies Jamaged the apple crop In this valley oata,” and charging that he had gain­
had very Uttle shooting when th»
Officials declined to
that the land ot reindeer. Many walrus aon closed In December.
locked vp for falling to drop an to- ’0 per cent, according to Manager ed Alabama’s support in the last pres­
veatijatiou of the death of Senator ilarnes. of the local branch of the idential campaign under false pre-
statement
war» seen and bird Ilfs waa plentiful.
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}n other administration quarters,
Donald
of C*w*pae. who wgs re­ Mortis Pacific Fruit Distributers,
Boy
Will
Exhibit
Stock.
Cheers from Democrats and Repub­
however, the belief was expressed that Timothy Woodruff Dies of Apoplexy.
ported to have been killed after mak­ a«, tral agency was figuring on 12»
Monmouth.—Johnny B. Stump, Jr^
carloads from the Milton-Freewater licans greeted Mr. Underwood as he
later such a repeal would he recom­
ing a speech agalnet Huerta:
"“New York.—Timothy L. Wood ruff < a boy of this city, who won the Shet­
The provisional president had ask­ district and now but 10« carloads are rose to reply. and later, when Mr.
mended to congress, but thoae who
former lieutenant-governor of New land pony at the state fair for the
Hobson tried to interrupt, there were
spoke disclaimed any official knowl­
ed, through Minister Aldape In aa counted cn.
York state. Is dead. He had lain In a beet exhibit of livestock presented by
loud cries of “Sit down, sit down;
address before the chamber, the re-
edge of President Wilson’» Intentions.
critical condition for nearly two we«ka a child, has received word that he
THE MARKETS.
trie rati on of the vote to Investi­
Those cloeest to the president pre­
you’ve had your time.
after having been stricken with par­ w ill have a chance to show his ani­
dicted that any announcement of pol
gate, saying the deputies had not the
alysis while addressing a fusion party mals at the national livestock show in
Portland.
power to Investigate a matter upon
B. F. O’Neil Is In Prison.
icy would not be made until the legis­
rally in this city. He was 65 years Chicago, and at the international
Wheat,
New
Crop—Club,
79c;
blue
Boise, Idaho.— B. F. O’N eil, convict­
which the Justice department had al­
lative situation in eongreas was op­
show at Waterloo, Iowa, this fall.
old.
ttem, 90c r red Russian, 78c.
ed of m aking false reports to the state
portune. 1
ready passed.
HUERTA PUTS 110
DEPUTIES HI PRISON
Mexican Refugees Returned.
Eagle Pass, Tex.— Holding that they
Hay—Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
Butter—Creamery, Me.
W-gf* —Ca idled, 36c.
were likely to become public charges
f
•' Seattle.
and therefore undesirable, United
Wheat, New Crop— Bluestem, 890}
States Immigration officials forced 200
club, £0c; red Russian, 78c.-
refuge .s who crc£»«Ml to Eagle Pass
1’ay—T.m cthy, 117 per ton I alfalfa,
When iie x S c n cu vcrx.seat troops oc-
fl3 per ton. .
euplsd Piedra« N \sm a last week to
Eggs— 36c.
return to M*^2co.
Butter—Creamery 02c.
bank exam iner -of the condition of
the Bank of Commerce w hile Its presi­
dent. arrived here In company with
four other convicts from north Idaho,
___ immediately began his term of
and
two to ten years in the penitentiary.
Elestrie Light Globsa.
Dust ou electric glnl** robs them
of much of their light giving effl
clency
Last negotiations over Great Brit­
Bruisss In Furniture.
SNOWFALL STOP TRAFFIC
ain’s diplomatic protest against the
Here Is a method which has been
alleged discrimination were conducted af great use lu removing bruises from Telephone and Telegraph Lines Badly
by former Ambassador Brice last Feb­ furniture: Wet the part with warm
Damaged By E arly Season 8torm s.
ruary. He relinquished his post after water; double a piece of brown paper
Baker.—Early snowfall In eastern
having announced he would not do five or six times; then soak It In warm Oregon Is the order this year. For
so until the matter waa on the way water and la? It on the d en t Apply s the past few days the fall has been
to settlement. 8ir Cecil 8pring Rice, warm (n6t hot) flatiron uutll the mols
steady and very heavy In some locali­
the new ambassador, baa taken no ture has evaporated. If tbe bruises are ties, the heaviest being in Bourne, in
JC VO F. FU H l f SPKKR.
He denied cm h of the allegations t^d steps In the question and diplomatists not gone, rei>eat the process. You will the 8umpter district, where several
wants a hearing just*as soon aa he have construed this Inaction as an in­ flud this very good, and If the surface feet covers the ground. There has *
dication that satisfactory assurances of the furniture Is not broken the dent been good sleighing in the Cable Covd
recovers from nn nitack o f bay fever-
Among the chargee was one that have been given by Washington to will disappear and leave no trace.—Ex­ section for about a week, and all tbs
Judge Speer aided bis son Io law by London of a settlement of the dispute.
higher altitudes of the country report
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giving him appointments tn co«*. Dispatch of Warship Not Disapproved change.
fall varying In depth from a few
Tbl* was etuplintl'-ally denied. » An­
Germany’s decision to dispatch a
tnches to a foot or more. The foot**
swering tb^ charge that he was tem-
warship to Mexican waters attracted
hills adjacent to the city are whits.
per«mentally , unfit for a Judicial sta ­
wide
attention
in
official
circle»
here.
The snow caused much trouble to
tion. Aktlce Speer nays that he only *■»
the 8umpter Valley railroad, which
sl.-ds <>h order and tlw ep im Io his court- No formal comment was made on the
runs through a mountainous section
room : He asserted that the men who Incident, but it was apparent that the
••uttf ttipi' d to defame me Io rthelr Washington government was not dis­
between Baker and the John Day val­
Terrific Storm Prevents Other ley. It caused great damage also to
statrineni* were • oun*»l Tor dgfend pleased.
Significance was attached to the
ants ins-as»* of gn at embetzleinent or
telephone and telegraph lines, and the
•Vessels Rendering Much
represeOlatlves of predatory Interests.
action by official Washington, how­
Sumpter Valley railroad had an un­
ever, because it waa accepted as in­
Assistance.
usual accident. A wire falling across
dicating that European powers which
the track tore the whistle from the
previously had. recognised the Huerta
Liverpool.—One hundred and thirty- engine, causing all the steam to es­
government, among which were Ger­ six persons lost thetr lives when the cape and “killing’’ the locomotive, eo
many and Great Britain, now saw steamer Volturno of the Uranium line that the passenger train waa held up
evidences of Huerta s inability to dom­ was destroyed at sea after having for several hours.
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inate the situation.
been on firs for 24 •hours
Latest advices from Great Britain
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Agricultural Rapert Io.
Ten steam ships called by
to Washington are to the effect that to the burning ship surrounded the
Salem.— Cheaper credit, state guar­
King George and Queen Mary have Volturno for 16 hoars while the fire antee of land titles, co-oparativa laws,
taken a personal Interest in the situa­ raged at lta height, but none of the I the federation of farmers’ organlsa-
tion with a view to fostering measure» rescue fleet was able to lend assist- | hoob and better roads were recom­
that would support the policy of the ance owing to tbe terrific storm.
mendations of a com m ittee appointed
United States. It Is reported that
by Governor W est at the suggestion
The
Volturno
sailed
from
Rotteidain
Springfield, Ms«* ^ position of a
Great Britain la prepared at the first
for New York via Halifax on October of Dr. C. J. Owens, director of the
$1.000,000 estate hinges «u whether
Rbermnn D. Porter or his w ife died opportunity to repudiate the recogni­ 2. She carried 24 cabin passengers American commission, to report on
flrwt In a grade ero^inu ^ccident at- tion, and that failure of the Huerta 640 steerage and a crew of 93. Of the agricultural needs of Oregon.
South Deerfield. Ac »r.liim to the med­ administration to hold a constitution- the 667 known to have been oa board.
election on October 26 probably
ical examiner». b o'!l were hilled In­
621 have been reported saved by the |
CALL SPECIAL SESSION
will
be held as sufficient cause.
stantly.
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vessels.
Money Needed If Eight Hour Law Ap
Relative« on both *ii!es «re aligned
Commerce Judges Kept on Rolla.
The greatest loss of life occurred
plias to 8tate Employes.
for a legal fllfbt T h e <’»«« n ,n y J ^
The United States commerce court, when four of the Volturno’s six life­
further complicated if Mr. Porters will
Salem.— If it should be held that
created in 1912 to have Jurisdiction boats were dashed to pieces against
makes a substantial bequest to his
the eight hour labor law applies to
chauffeur, who was for m any years In over appeals from the interstate com­ the side of the vessel a few momenta the employes at the state institutions,
merce
commission,
will
go
o
u
t‘of
ex­
after they were launched. Other life­
bis send ee and whom th e railro ad com-
istence on December 31, if President boats launched from the rescue fleet it Is possible that a special session of
winv blame« for tb- accident.
were also crushed by the waves.
I the legislature w ill be called to make
Wnce the fats lit? th e Porter home Wilson signs the deficiency appropria­
iwfnrp has such a disaster | additional maintenance appropriate
has been vlwlted by relatives who were tion bill as it repassed the house. The
Never before has such
never entertained there itljh e lifetime positions of its Judges, however, were been witnessed by so many spectator» to m eet the emergency.
State T^bor Commissioner Hoff has
of Mr and Mr». Porter He was eighty finally saved when the house accepted Huddled on the eight ocean liners, a
art» his w ife much younger. If It can the senate’s amendment continuing German tramp and a Standard Oil notified the state board that the law
be established that bis death occurred the present Judges as additional cir­
tank steam er which heard the \ oltur- is being violated at the Institutions
an Instant before hers, her relative« cuit Judges of the United States until
no’a “8. O. 8 .” dlstresa call by wire- and says he will bring suits. If *ecew
would become heirs io the estate. Hl»
lees. unmindful of the biting cold of sary, to enforce a compliance with the
relatives Intimate that the will bears a they resign or retire.
The
senate's
amendment
was
ac­
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the gale and the danger from the huge , law.
codicil which »Iter« the provisions or
Governor W est will ask the attorney
cepted
because
of
the
belief
that
the
waves
which
crashed
over
the
vessels,
the Instrument if her death should oc­
general for an opinion as to whether
cur before
. _ deficiency bill would he Indefinitely those on board the waiting ships re­
Under old court rulings, when hus- held up by the senate if the house in- mained on deck throughout the after­ the law applies to the state institu­
tions and If he holds with the labor
bnnd and w ife perished together the aisted on legislating the preaent com noon and night watching the fire.
commissioner, the matter will he tak­
wife was presumed to have died “rat merce court Judges out of office.
en up with the heads of the various
bclug the weaker of the two. bot later
National Capital Brevities.
BLOOMS FO NJ^SSIE WILSON Institutions to ascertain the additional
rnlings have been based on close in­
Jefferson McCarn. of Nashville,
quiry Into all the circumstances. The
Chrysanthemum» Grown for White coat of maintenance, aa the existing
relative ages of the two. It Is sahl. may Tenn., has been selected by President
appropriations were based on the pree
Houoo Brldo-oloet.
become determining factors tn the Por­ Wilson and Attorney-General McRey­
ent hours of labor. If the threatened
Washington.
—
A
chrysanthemum
nolds for United States attorney for
ter case.
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emergency would be of sufficient con
wedding
appears
to
be
the
plan
for
Mr. Porter roede a fortune I d tbe Hawaii.
sequence to Justify it the governor
the
white
house
nuptials
of
Miss
Jes­
candy bualnesa and at the time of hl"
L. F. Speer of Bangor, Me., chief of
death was president of tbe Klbbe the corporation tax divialon of the sie Woodrow Wilson and Francis B. will consider calling a special session
Bros.’ Manufacturing company, whole­ treasury department, haa been named Sayre on November 25. Thousands of the legislature.
of the beautiful "mums’’ are being
sale confectioner« tod Importer«.
by Secretary McAdoo as deputy com
Lebanon Safe le Cracked.
grown In the white house conserva­
mlssloner of internal revenue -
Lebanon.—The department »tore of
tory
for
the
event.
TO JAIL TO SAVE FATHER. charge of the Income tax admlnlstra
Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, wife of the Reeves-Clark company waa bur
tion.
. s
.
the
vice-president, has bought many glarlsed, the safe being blown open
Rouqh Rider 9«ori«oes Hl» Liberty.
Propositions whereby the railroads
and about »800 In money and checks
Mother Caught Gun Man.
may avoid prosecution under the Sher­ yards of exquisite hand-made lace for
taken, besides one or two suits of
Craig. Colo.- Eugene H. Decker and
the
bridwalect’s
wedding
finery
man law were made to the attorney
clothes, an overcoat and some other
Clarence E Docker, father and ton. general by President Elliott, T. D.
who were tried at this term of the dis­
Test Suit Begun on Minimum Wage. cloth luff.
trict court on tbe charge o f borae Quiyler, and President Hadley of YaK
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Portland, O r—Suit attacking the
stealing, wore found guilty and Inno­ directors of the New Haven road.
More Water le Wanted.
constitutionality
of
the
minimum
wage
It
is
possible
that
the
government
cent respectively. Tbe aon la one of
Ashland.—Thia city la considering
the most Widely known cow men and will not start lta suit under the anti­ law waa filed against Edwin V. O’Ha­
tentative plana for the extension o
ra.
Bertha
Moores
and
Amedes
M
trust
law
against
the
American
Tele
rough riders In thia country
Now
horse was the property of Ira H. Q m- phone A Telegraph company for asv- Smith, members of the Industrial Wel­ its water system and supply
eral months yst, pending outcome of fare commission, and the court waa that thw municipal light plant to on a
^Toung Decker pleaded gnlltff In or­
the suit to separate the “trust” from asked to restrain the defendants and firm footing, prompt attention w ill ha
der to free his nged father of compllc- Its Pacific coast holdings, now under each of them from putting Into effect given to the water departm ent
in tbe crime. Hla mother single
the statute.
,
banded captured William Morgan, tbe way at Portland.
Bandon to Vote on Drink.
"The
government
could
expend pro
notorious Hole-ln-the-Wall gnu man.
Coquille.—An election to decide
True Love.
Itably
In
10
year»
$100,000,000
in
the
last fall after Mor» IB bad for» three
When love translates itself Into ac­ whether Intoxloatlng llqaora «ball he
weeks eluded sheriff parties in three reclamation of arid, aeml-arid and tion that action will always be nnaelf-
sold within the corporation limit of
swamp
lands
In
that
part
of
the
coun­
counties
lsh.
It
must
be
so.
A
eelflsb
love
for
Bandon waa ordered by the Cooe ooun-
try west of the Missouri river,” said
others Is a contradiction In terms,
ty court to be held Tuesday, Nevesn-
Boy of Thrao Lost Two Daya In Wilds. Secretary Lane, » v
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does not exist, for
, Muskogee. O kln.-A fter tramping
ber 4.
By the closest vote of the eeselon, there to always found self effacdhaei
two days over the mountains without 111 to 106, the house voted to recede
food. Oran Trammell, a three-year-old
Wife Trap» Erring Spmma.
Athl«ties Are Champions.
from Its conference disagreement to
boy who had wandered away from
Roseburg—Trailed by bis wife
concur In the senate amendment to
New
York.—The
Philadelphia
Ath
construction camp at
7""
a detective, Robert Coatee, reputed to
found by Jinnee Payne, an old »«nten the urgent deficiency appropriation letlc. won the biseball champlonahlp
hill, which provide» for the removal of tbs world for 191» at tha Polo he a wealthy lumberman of A1
Payne declined the rrw ’ rd o f .
offered, by .1. T Trammell, the child a of deputy Internal revonua oolleotora ground» by defeating tha Naw York Wash., and Mias UlUaa B.
Porttood. warp anastad here hy
father. The .»untry tbrongh■ wWih ^ 4 deputy marahnla from elvU aerv» Giants. 1 ho L to the fifth and *
the child wandered waa Infested with
136 LIVES LOST ON
DURNINEI STEAMER
F irtIT Y CF DEATH
TO NX GRFAL ESTATE
® v e s o f l r ’ Couple FighT
; For $1,006,COO fortune.
SATURDAY, OCT. 1BTH,
AfcAc Blue Barn Corral begining at 10 a. m.
The farm property from what is known as the Goffin Ranch
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, — Including
—
TEN HERD OF HORSES
One buggy and one surry
14 foot McCormack header
One bay gelding weight 1450 Two sets light buggy harness
3)4 wagon, new last year
Two yearling bay mare colts
3)4 wagon, run two seasons
One grey gelding colt
. . £ 4 nEA
One four year old black mare weight 1450
fw o three year old black mares weight 1450
Two sorrel mares weight 1250
Span three year old mares weight 1450 each
Bay gelding, unbroke, weight 145Q
Onefron grey mare with sucking colt, weight 1250
Two sucking colts ready to wean
p n e three bottom 14 inch gang plow
s
Seven sets heavy work harness
Double tree, single trees, chains, etc.
TERM S
AU sums under $20 cash; over $20 live per cent dis-
l u n t for cash or bankable note due October 1st, 1914. wttbout i n -
C r e s t if paid when due otherwise ten per cent interest from date ot sale.
c. G, Huis, Auctioneer
Archie Mason, owner
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