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NUN DESERTS CONVENT.
CARRANZA
PF GENERAL INTEREST
Vanuetlano Carrañas, governor of
Ceehulla, Maxi co, laodar of tha rebels
la northern M ex lea.
GOVERNOR SULZER REMOVED
Extreme Penalty ef Disqualification
U n a rlm o u d j Withhold.
Albany, N Y.— W illiam Bulsar aana-
od to bo governor of tha state of New
York, H e waa removed from office
by the high oourt e f ImpaacbasenL
By a virtually anaahnoua vote also
the Impeachment tribunal decided that
Bulser should not bo punished by dla-
quailfloati n to hold .office of honor
and trust In this state In the future
In gotog out of offfae Snlser I sauxl
a statement In which he denounced
tha tribunal which removed him as
"Murphy’s high court of Infamy." Ho
asserted ha had not taken tbo stand
la his own defense because be realis­
ed that his story attacking the Tam ­
many leader w ou ld be ruled o u t
Huntsman Give Big Feast.
Riddle.—State officiate, expert rifle
shots, a majority of tbo loading sports­
man of Southern Oregon and farmer»
throughout the valley participated In
the first annual barbecue given by the
Riddle Elk gapporting Rod and Gun
Club. P acts ware roasted whole and
salmon warn barbecued. The public
schools adjourned nt noon that the
scholar* mlglft enjoy the festivities.
Cohort Eids Has For Eidi-
slvs W omb ' s Hoist
LARD LOTTERY PROTESTED
haw. In spite e f tbe qoeen’s riroug and
constantly demonstrated objection, tbe
society womsn e f England aro equally
determined not to be deprived of thsfr
Mg or Httte gambling.
A plan waa formulated a abort timo
ago to etert a woman’s d o b tbe mam-
barohlp of which was to ba restricted
to peet end pfeeeut ladles of tbe vari­
ous royal households In England. A t
flrst everything pointed to Its Imme­
diate groat success Nearly ovary
royal lady residing In England prom-
load to join, and a strong body o f la
sue teas fill establishment of the club
waa assured. A couple of weeks ago
the queen wrote to Lady Agnate that
•be would Join tbo ctah. bat only on
tbo conditions that there should be no
card room In It and that no mate vis­
itors should ba received.
Thaos conditions ware made known,
and two weeks suflteud to show that
they rondarod tbe formation e f tbe
dub Impossible, tor of tha 180 ladle»
Library Opinion Divided.
who formed the original nucleus e f
Klamath Falla.— Controversy over tbe orgaalaation 110 have now w ith ­
tbe action of the oouaty court te re­ drawn their names. An a raanlt tbe
vealed by tbe contemplated elrenla- schema has been abandoned.
Uoa of a remonstrance against tbo
building of tbe now 120,000 Carnefcle
Lake
D ufur Appi» Harvest On.
Dufur.—T h e apple harvest la on In
this valley sad the apples aro St aa
exceptional!/ fine quality this year
and have oolorad hotter than ever ba-
Goahen. N. Y.—Burton W. Glboon.
who has boon tried twice h r Orange
county jurists on tbo c h a rt* of having
caused tbo death of Mrs. Rosa Mtn-
ochlk Saab* on Greenwood lake oa
July lfl, 1912. will toon ho tried again.
Robert
H.
Elder, hl» attorney, »aid
that District Attorney J. D. WUaon,
J r - of Newburg. intended placing Gib-
sen on trial tor a third time at thd
term of the supreme court to convene
la Goahen la the latter part of Octo­
ber. B e aald be weald be Gibson’s at*
torney again and that- B enry Kohl of
Newburg and Jacob J. Stager of Jer-
oar City would be associated with him
A eoafercace w ill bo beU by Gib-
son’s lawyers. whoa tbo case will be
discussed la detail.
Mr. Elder aald an entire naw de-
fense would bo entered at tbo third
trial, which, la bis opinion, would be
more favorable to Glbaon than the de­
fense In either of the two triala In
which the juror* disagreed.
Glbaon la la good health. B e exor­
cises dally with dumbbells.
mission from enforcing Its order rege­
lating tha wages of women employed
In factories. H e expects to go lo Port­
land to confer with the commission
about the ease, which w ill test the
sonstltutlonallty of tha law creating
Mistaken fa r Deer, le Killed.
Medford.— Elm er Conger, 28 y e a n
old, living on a ranch near Jackson­
ville, was shot and kilted In the Dead
In dian country, the other side of Ash­
land, when mistaken for a deer by an­
other member of the hunting party.
Instructions to
British Ambassador.
Obtain Speedy Action.
Week.
BaleaL— The attorney general bee
rondared an opinion to tha county
judge of Lincoln county that e oouaty
road running through a town automat­
ically becomes a street when the town
te Incorporated, and the maintenance
< the street thereafter devolve* on
the town.
tag Up te
meats ta Currency Bill
the Stale During the Past
NEW DEFENSE FOR GIBSON.
Reviews Circumstances Lead-
Presideat W ill Accept Am
Events Occurring Throughout
HENIY UNE WILSONI
MUES LETTE« PIIBIB
Mattesap Dies an Reservation
Neer Saginaw, Mteb.
_ Saginaw. M lc h .-L a k * Matimop. oaM
to be tbe lost of the Crow Indians,
died on a reservation near Saginaw.
For many decade* be was doeely na-
soclated with tbe Grow reservation,
end for boom time bad been Its. only
living founder. Hs had been blind tor
the last throe years.
While some people doubted that the
Indian was aa old aa be claimed to be.
107 years. It waa believed that he waa
Michigan’s oldest Inhabitant
Meti-
mop, better known ae Met Wop, eet-
tled la the Saginaw valley before white
men commenced to selmteo that aee-
tion. Although quite a leader, be was
conetderod more e f a farm er than a
BECOMES RICH IN A DAY.
If the banes approves the measure
It will put rigid limitation», not only
on tbe activities of genomi political
Interests, but gteo on the work of such
organisations aa the National Associa-’
tioo of Manufacturers, the American
Federation of Labor and tbo National
Association of Woman’s Suffrage.
T he bill prohibits tbo carrytag e r
N M n lm t.ri 1 m A a i.m b lv R lC i
Now York.- WiHtem Snlser, Im-
poaebed as governor of the state, was
nominated tor the Aaasmbly by the
progressives of the sixth assembly
d is tric t
Mr. Bulser has agreed to
aooept the nomination.
AVIATOR LOOPS THE
A London dispatch waa published la
thia oountry August 11, saying that
one of tha factors determining British
recognition of the Mexican provision­
al government waa tha "congratula­
tory” speech of the American ambas­
sador on the occasion of Huerta's re­
ception to the diplomatic corps. Mr.
Wilson says he did not believe this
oame from an official British source,
and when he read articles "evidently
inspired from administration sources,
containing expressions of gratifica
tloa over the supposed propitiatory
explanation" of the British govern­
ment.
" It seemed apparent to me that this
was the first evidence of your Inten­
tion publicly to question my official
nota," he continues, “and I accordingly
gave to the press the Interview re­
ferred to.”
In his letter he criticised Bryan’a
foreign policy as a "spirit of haxard-
ous adventure” and claimed he (W il­
son) was actuated only by unselfish
motives In his attitude toward Huerta
and Madam.
Washington— President WUaon and
Secretary of State Bryan will make
no reply to criticisms voiced In Spo­
kane by former Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson of the administration**
attitude toward Mexico.
Secretary
Bryan Intimated that Wilson waa dis­
credited, and that no official notice
would be token of any of the former
Hnr'« “rebukes."
getrthem Paclfle W ins Contention.
Baa PVaacteco The first arbitra
Men hold between a western railroad
and its im plarsa under the Newland»
arbitration net waa accomplished
Tbe proposed now law would not
when tbe arbiter» filed their findings
prohibit the present work of national
and award la tbe dispute between the
política] committees, so long as they
Southern Pacific company and the or
moke public reporta of all ooutrlbu-
gaaixation of engineers. conductors GERMAN BALLOON
BURSTS
tloua reeaftved and expedlturoa.
and trainmen. The majority opinion
Lana to Insist an 8100JXKMX» Loon. of tbe arbiters upheld tha contentions Airship Drop» MO Peat to Ground and
N avy O fficer» Lose Lives.
Secretary Lane, bead of tbe Interior of tbe Southern Pacific on the distinc­
department, intends tq Wgfc? » getep tion between Btre«i car service and
Berlin.— T w e n ty eight persons r a ta
mined fight before non grass tbo oom- suburban electric service.
killed near Johannlsthal In tha explo­
lag session te socara tbo loan or bond
sion and fall of Count Zeppelin's latest
Issue be advocates, which w ill make
dirigible balloon, tha L-IL
available 1100.000,000 Bor government
Tha M man represented the entire
Irrigation and drainage work In the
personnel of the admiralty board
w e s t. To that and ba te endeavoring
whloh waa to oonduct the final trial
to center the attention of tbe entire
of the dirigible looking to Ito accept­
oountry on tbe irrigated section» of
ance by the government a» a new
the west. ,
Mexico Cltyj— In a brief statement unit of tbe German aerial navy, tha
Once tbe general public reallaee President Huerta denounced as base­ pilot and eraw and Invited guests,
what Irrigation baa dene and enn do less that be wae contemplating resign­ ■vary person that want aloft In tha
for the desert regions, ha believe» ing or fleeing from the capital.
big airship la dead.
there w ill be little objection to a loan
Twenty-seven of them were killed
Persona eloae to the president de­
to the reclamation fund, even If It be clare that be ba» received sufficient almost Instantly by the explosion of
for tbe sum named. R la to tbo Irri­ assurances of Support from tha army the gas in the balloon or burned to
gated tend» that tha oountry must look heads as well ns from tha provincial death aa tha flaming wrack fall to tha
tor Its Increaeed production of food governors and 1» satisfied that tha ground from a height of M0 feet
products. In tbo opinion of tbo secre­ revolt In tbe -north will soon be ended
tary, and if I1M.000.000 In addition to with the recapture of Torreon by tha
amounts now avalalhle can bo expend­ strong federal force now being con­
ed for Irrigation and drainage during centrated upon the city.
tbe next decade. Secretory Lana be­
Ton of tha Imprisoned deputies wore
lieves the problem of high ooat of liv­ sot free, there being no evidence that
ing will ba at least partially solved. they had taken part la a conspiracy.
New York.— Mr». Emmeline Pank-
Notional Capitel Brevities.
8eventy four of the remalnlag 100
Secretary McAdoo states that be Vas wore formally held for trite la the bursL the m ilitant suffragette leader,
no Intention of resigning from tbe federal district oourt on ehnrgpa of . wag allowed to land on Manhattan 1s-
laad from Ellis Island, where she had
sedition, rebsIRpg and coutwetegy.
cabinet *’
.
been detained by tha Immigration nn-
Secretory of tbe Navy Daniels de­
clares that American eltiaene should Troop Train .Wreak KHIe te BeNllero, thorttieo. She had boon ordered de*
Meridian. I^ m .—Tw enty soldier» ported as an undesirable alien, but
be compelled te cast thsfr bailóte on
were
killed apd qbont 1M hurt when President Wilson and Secretary of
matters of state.
Postmaster-General Burlooou con­ a »pectal troop train on the Mobile A Labor W ilson Intervened on her ap­
ferred with a delegation of American Ohio railroad wan wrecked. Ob tha peal from thia deelfton and Instructed
oommtealoner
railway presidents seeking better pay train ware 179 officers and men, all Anthony w CamlkeMI,
member* of Compnay 17, eoant artik general of Immigration, to release her
tor transporting mall.
oa her own recognisance and without
President Wilson w ill go to Phila­ lary, U. 8. A.
delphia Saturday to speak at the re-
bond.
J. J. H ill Badly Shaken In Wrack.
Shortly after she landed Mrs. Pank-
dedicatlon of Congress batt. The same
night be w ill leave for Mobil*. Ala., H Winona, Minn,—JAmeo X H lll, tha hurst was token In an automobile to
where he Is to deliver an address be­ railroad magnate, waa badly shaken the residence of Mrs. O. H. P. Bel
fore the Southern Commercial eon- up het not hurt meoh nt Naleon, near m o a t
"The American people did It—It io
hare, when a Burlingtoa north bound
"Tha whole west has felt bitter to­ express train, with H ill’s private car their will.” she said. "W hat will the
ward tha Interior department," said httached, collide^ with a southbound English sayT’ Then she paid her re­
Secretary Lane, on Ma return to passenger train. Fireman fclllott of spects tartly to Reginald McKenna,
Washington, "and I have devoted the southbound train waa Instantly the British home secretary, character­
much thought and study to ascertain killed and several other persona ware ising him as “the chief torturer of
England." She eald It was not her
the reason. I have concluded that thia slightly injured.
purpose to preach mllltanoy In this
bitterness is due partially to the bu­
oountry. but that aha would confine
reaucratic administration of the de
herself to an exposition of tha treat­
partmenL but the main eomplalnt te
ment accorded the suffragettes in Eng-
heoaus* there Is too much rod tope.”
Active preparations by Argentina to
take Immediate advantage o f the free
Vldew, Support ef Peur Children, te
lrrigatlon project« and again turn tha
tide of Immigration to the northsroet,
te tha opinion expressed by F. H . New­
ell, director of tho ro o lam tio a aarrtee
LOOP.
French Aoropleniet Turns SemaraauH
In tha A ir W ith Safety.
Juvisy. France.—A French aviator
named Pegoud "looped the loop” while
flying at a height of 1.600 foot In bis
aeroplane.
Be afterward descended
without Injury.
\
Pegoud. who recently caused a sen­
sation by dropping safely from an aero­
plane with a parachute, had announc­
ed that be intended to turn a aomer
aault In the air with his aeroplane, and
his movements after his ascent were
followed closely by a large body of ob-
When Pegoud had reached a height
of about 8,000 fact ba turned the nose
of his machine straight toward tbe
earth and darted downward with hi»
motor working at foil power. A fter
plunging sbout 1,200 feat with fright­
ful velocity Pegoud changed tbe posi­
tion of bis rudder and canned the aero­
plane to turn a complete vertical cir­
cle Tbe machine then gilded down In
a huge spiral volplane and alighted
gently on tbe ground.
Advised Hin to Transfer Prop­
erty to Ho. 2, Vettrai Says.
S t Loula—Stephen F. Oarlock’s de­
termination to expose an alleged con­
spiracy between his wife of tbe flesh,
Mary, and tbe materialised spirt of
his first wife, was revealed wben he
started an action for s divorce Hs is
sixty nine years old and a civil war
veteran.
His principal charge la that his wife
Inveigled him Into a spiritualistic
seance and there called up the spirit
of hl» dead w ife who advlaed him to
tranafer hla«roal estate to the living
wife.
The (»etltion doe» not aet out In de­
ntil all thMt transpired at tbe seance
It recites that when he refused to sign
away hla property as directed by tha
spirit o f hla first w ife tbe second
wife. In tbe presence of all the reel
and materialised aplrita, called him
"an uneducated. unrefined and Ignorant
fool." causing him great hum iliation.
It was through the influence of a
daughter by hla first marriage that he
waa preven ted from signing the deed,
according to Mr. Oarlock. The peti
tion alleges that, falling to get hla
property In this way, Mrs. Oarlock
persuaded him to give a note to her
for 1600, secured by deed of trust on
reel estate, and that s week later she
bad the locks on the doors of hla room
changed and bolted him oot
BASEBALL BY WIRELESS.
•erviee Given to Beilere In N avy le a
Greafe Bu eesse.
Waahlngton.—The United States ae­
rial “new» »erviee." whereby otBcem
and man on United States warship»
far oot at aea are kept Informed each
night of the baseball scores and other
Items of Interest has proved a great
success.
Reports to tha navy department from
tha battleship Illinois, which has Juat
returned to boms waters with a big
party of midshipmen, declare that the
reports were picked up readily by the
veasei whan tt was X I 76 nautical
miles out at sea from tha navy’s pow
srfnl station at Arlington. Vs., and
2.610 mllso dlstsht from tha station at
Key W est The battleship also report
sd Intercepting wireless msssagaa from
European stations
• by S mortasa Pveaa Assodati»«. ■
Mrs. Emmallna Pankhuret, tha not­
ed English suffragette, who waa or­
dered deported by Immigration author­
ities at Naw York.
W ill of late J. P. Morgan, probated
In London, shows estate there valued
at 16.900,000. «.
ma A
The Ham burg-American Una- direc­
tor» are planning to Increase tha cap­
ital stock of the company 97,800,000,
In view of new trade expected from
the orient with opening ef Panama
canal.
Mason» of California have dedicated
their >1,000,000 temple at Van Neaa
avenue and market street, San Fran­
cisco. The building la five stories
high and tha design 1» Italian gothic.
Vigorous defense of tha pending
currency hill, the new tariff law and
tha Income tax was mads by Secre­
tary of 8tote Bryan at the Iowa state
dairy show.
Legislation prohibiting lntcr-ooonty
liquor shipments in Tennessee and
prohibiting Interstate shipments fen
quantities of more than a gallon tor
personal use became effective with
the signing of the two tills by Gover­
nor'Hooper.
Of world-wide Interest and Impor­
tance will be the eighth International
Dry Farming Congress and Exposition,
which assembled Wednesday In Tulaa.
Okla. Thirty-five countries, Including*
Canada and tha United States, w ill
be represented at the exposition.
Austria sent an ultimatum to Servin
demanding the Immediate and com­
plete evacuation of the points In Al­
bania occupied by Servian troops after
the reoent conflicts between them and
the Albanian».
People in the News
Mrs. Medili McCormick, of Chicago,
w ill make a tour of 11 counties In oen-
tral Illinois, speaking In support of
tbe candidacy of James Arthur H.
Shay for justice of tha supreme court
on the Progressive ticket
The Dutch government selected
Chevalier W . F. L. C. Van Rappard.
formerly Dutch minister to Morocco,
to succeed Jonkheer J. London ae
Dutch mlnlater at Washington.
Colonel Theodora Roosevelt arrived
at Rio da Janeiro Tuesday and the
following day delivered a lecture In
tha Brasilian capital on "American >
Internationalism.”
Governor Trammell, bf Florida, re­
fuses to call a special session of the
legislature to pass an anti-alien law
similar to California’s, on the ground
that the law would ba In conflict with
the state constitution.
Ralph Rose, the giant athlete who
holds seven world’s records for shot-
potting. died at San Francisco of ty­
phoid favor after an tllnees lasting
shout two weeks.
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Governor West and Governor Lister
of Washington are planning to make
a joint visit of tha state Institutions
of Washington and Oregon for the
purpose of oomparing Ideas. I f It can
ba arranged the visits will ba made
next month, hut If not then they w ill
be made soon after* the first of the
year.
beelalistie Program For Churohmeo.
New York.— Practical endorsement
of Socialism was provided for in a row
olutlon introduced by Rathboae Gard­
ner. a lay delegate from ProvMeaoa.
in the house of deputies at tha Epis­
copal church convention.
The resolution declared for "S naw
social order la which shall he a more
OLD COLLIER FOR SALE.
equitable distribution of wealth, with
Wee a Merehant Skip Purchased Per elimination of tha present gross ha-
man waste, tha causa of povartF”
Use In Bpanleh War.
Wsshlngton.-The collier Alexander, - It was referred to a committee with­
as s t the msny merchant ships pur­ out discussion.
chased for the Bpenleh-Amerlcan war.
baa been stricken from tbs naval Hat
and Is for sals. The vessel was built
In England In 1884. Is a steel schooner
of 1.181 tons displacement. MB feat
long and torty-two foot beam and te
fitted out with 1XW0 boraepower ver-