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r IM IT O I WART EXPERHÉERTAL FAw'lT
JOHN PURROY HITCHELL
Bsctlsn O ffer* In Agricultural Way.
srif— »a Palls.— The first
have hara taken to get an experiment
al f a m for Klam ath county. The
bounty oourt has been asked to make P rim eM IflttU r Asquith Declares
a special levy to employ aa expert
Political bitervoatioa of
aad to maintain the farm. The mem-
Mexico l e t Intended.
bora of the oourt have signified a
willingness to further the movement
P arain g la the Klamath oountry la
Minister Asquith
London.—
yet la the experimental state. ▲ f a m discussed the m
att question la hi*
nnutlil"~" under an expert should gnnual spesali
the lord mayor's
nrwve of m ateriel assistance to the banquet
early development of the farm lands
“Our interest!
of the vast arsa embraced in Klamath prime minister,
county.
Rapid strides la farming
N o t « amounting to >70,000 and cup *
renoy In the sum of >3888 were taken
wilu »
r. reran
when robber* blew open the safe of
the BUte Bank of Waltham, six mile*
troaq Austin, Minn.
Events Occurring Threughe
5 Per Cent Discount on Goods
The palatial home of John Hay*
the State During the Past
Imported in American Ves
Hammond at Washington ha* been
bought by the Russian government a*
sels Is Nullified.
Week.
a home for the Russian embassy.
Price paid was >600,000.
Washington.—Attorney-General Mc
Martial law prevailed at Peking and
Two Men Killed; Duel indicated.
Reynolds, In an opinion that ha* the
arrests
and
summary
executions
took
P rineville— Evidently the victims
place a* result of drastic action by force of a decision, has held that the
•T a rifle duel hstwssn thesnaelvee,
President Yuan Shi Kai. in hl* strug sub-section of the new tariff law au
tbs bodies of Felix Jones and Roscoe
thorising a discount of 6 per cent on
gle against the Chinese parliament
Brown wars found a t a remote spot
Eleven women named to act on the all good* Imported In American ves
on Oriasly monntatn. near ths rawmlU
grand Jury at San Mateo, Cal., declare sels Is nullified by Its proviso that
of J. W Jones, father of Brow n s wife.
nothing la thia sub-seotlon "shall he
they win prove they can keep their
The opinion la general that ths fatal
baa been a n y t » g p o n df political In mouths sh u t They say they will not so oonstrued as to abrogate o r In any
tervention by GroBk B r it a in lu t h e do dtvulg* secrets of the Jury room.
ions s f any treaty concluded between
m estic conoeras of M e x ic o , o r In the
Decided effort* are being made to the United States and any foreign na
Central or South Amsrloaa states.
Induce the British government to
‘There have beaa rumors that after ooms to an agreement with the suf tio n .”
Secretary McAdoo, of the treasury
the United States had adopted a Hns fragists, whereby a measure for the
of their ohm In regard to Mexico we enfranchisement of women can be department, made public the attorney-
took a line calculated deliberately to made a part of the official programme general's opinion and announced that
In accordance with It all collectors of
thwart America. There Is not a vest of the liberal party.
customs would disregard the sub-sec
ige
of
foundation
for
such
a
rumor.
Market Basket Day In Klamath.
The tango dance will be Introduced tion, Sa they had been Instructed to
“Ws have recognised President nt the Insane asylum at Sacramento.
g u « . t k Pall*.—Plans have been
do on October 8. Entries held up
W illiam F. McCombs, chairmen of
ro n d lrift“ - FT term— of Umatilla J praetloally completed for bolding a Huerta, because, having neither the The new form of dance will be tried
pending the decision will now be li
oounty are In the midst of their breed weekly market day in this city. The will nor the power to Intervene, we on the patients to see If the diversion quidated and importers who insist on ths democratic national committee,
who was recently married In London
tug season and reports from their chamber of eosamerce and the Klam were bound to deal with the de facto will have more effect on the Inmates
the 8 per cent discount will protest, to an American girl.
government,
and,
because
of
Informa
ath
Water
Users*
association
have
In
camps Indicate that many are chang
than the other forms of dancing.
with the right of finally carrying the
In order to facilitate marriage* min
teg from the fine wool breeds to the dorsed the movement It Is planned tion then in our possesion, there ap
question to the court of customs ap
peared
to
be
no
element
except
that
coarser, and that a number are also to get the producer* and the conaum
isters at RepubUc. O.. will perform
Jehn Purvey MItohell, fualsn earn
of Huerta and his supporters which ‘ wedding ceremonies free of charge. peals.
breeding for early or winter Jamba. era in direst contact.
date for mayor, who administered
offered any prospect of the restora The large percenUge of marriageable President Directs Caucus on Currency
There seems to he a growing tradency
crushing defeat to Tammany In t
President Wilson gave the order for
among local fleckasaatera to pay more Ysothful Burglars Have Winter Shoes tion of the stability and order.
bachelors, old maids and maidens In
New York.—The long-livea contro
Albany.— A double robbery Involv
attention to the growing of mutton,
the town Is said to have caused con a senate caucus on currency hill. Fol versy between railroads of the eagft
lowing a conference with the presi
their reason being ths high prices of ing the theft of >300 worth of doctor’s
carted action to aid Cupid.
and their conductors and trainmen
Implements, six pairs of shoes end
dent, Senator Swanson, In charge dur
me
s<
and
ths
change
which
the
tariff
B
The
notable
gatherings
of
the
week
TAXABLE PROPERTY JUMPS
over the latter** demands for mors
>10
In
cash
from
a
store
Is
believed
to
ing
the
absence
of
Caucus
Chairman
1 Included ghe convention* of the Antl-
has made’ in the wool market.
pay has ended.
been committed here by two 17-
County Boards Pises Orwgen Valua-
t Saloon League of America, In Colum Kern, returned to the capltol and Is
The employes are granted an In
Fairs Get Support,
y«u--old Independence t c /s .
. tlons at 8 8 13X A 27 for IBIS.
bus. Ohio; the United SUtes Good sued the call.
crease
of wages averaging 7 per cent,
nlem — N. C. Marta, field worker
Aa eoon as the currency committee
Salem.—Ths total value of taxable
Roads association, In St. Louis; th e
Net Musk ef a 8 port.
and totaling >6,000,000, about half of
Industrial
fairs,
has
returned
from
property as equalised by ths county
° National Municipal League of the adjourned the democratic members,
You are losing Interest In life when
what they asked.
nt oounty, where be visited 22 a thermometer la able to qualify a* a
boards of equalisation In Oregon, not
I United States, In Toronto; the Amer with the exception of Senators Reed
One hundred thousand men will
ools In the Interest of tbs fairs.
including the property of public serv
—Atchison Globe.
ican Association for the Study and and Hitchcock, cloaeted themselves In share In the Increase.
Maris says teacher* and pupil*
ice corporations which will be assess
t Prevention of Infant Mortality, In the room of Senator Hollis end went
Thus ends by arbitration under ths
taking the liveliest Interest In the
ed by the state tax commission for
over the situation. They reached the
Lane Will Have Expert,
Washington. D. C------
Newlands amendment to the Erdman
and
that
a
new
record
will
be
ooncluslon
that
a
full
agreement
In
1818 is >886^«8^27. according to an
ene —As a result of the meet-
act a controversy that threatened at
committee was Impossible and that a
Smoking In Parliam ent. .
announcement of ths commission.
f £ delegation of prominent
one time to tie up by strike the trans
‘
In
the
aeventeeth
century
smoking
I
caucus
was
the
only
solution.
Ths Increase over 1812 is >42,171,-
ws of Lane oounty with ths
was allowed In the British house of
The caucus petition was signed by portation facilities of all states east
846
M essrs Eaton and Galloway,
laslonera’ court, the court has
commona.
>7 democratic senator*, practically all
state tax commissioners, said ths levy
>d to appropriate >2000 for ths
of whom are In the city. Telegram*
which would he mad* December 1
se of employing an agricultural
B ellies N o t G u ilty of R itu a l M u rd e r.
would be about 6 mills, a large la-
t for Lane oounty, the state to
Kiev, Russia.—Mendel Beiliss was | for all absentee« ware sent out.
t atmllar sum. according to the
B ill to AW S ta te Roeda.
acquitted In the famous "ritual mur
•eeed by the last legislature.
Road
conatructlon In the western
der" trial.
The trial of Beiliss, a Russian of states will receive a substantial Im
Hebrew faith, for the alleged murder petus If congreaa passes a bill recent
for purpose* of "blood ritual" of An ly introduced by S e n a to r Myers, of
drew Yuahlnak!, a Christian lad. be Montana, chairman of the senate pab
gan on October 8. The case caused ilo lands committee, at the request of
an Immediate sensation which stirred the” Interior department Yu terms
this bill grants to each of the western
the whole of Russia. .
Saloon Men May Fight.
states >60.000 acres of public lands,
Salem, Or.—Although definite pro
with authority to the states to sell It
Albany, N. Y — William Suiter as at not less than >4 an acre, and apply cedure baa not been decided upon. It
serts he la «till governor of New York. the proceeds to good roads work. As virtually 1* assured that the liquor
In a letter to the state treasurer and suming the lands granted the states Interest* of Salem will fight the clos
the state controller he demanded his can be sold at the price named, the ing of the saloons aa decreed by a
of almost 600 at the special
full salary for the last half of October, hill Is equivalent to a grant of >1.000,- majority
000 to each state for the purpose nam- election.
1818.
The Car of the American Family
Europe Wants One-Half of
AUThese 1914 Hupmobiles
Can you oonceive a higher tribute to thia new Hupmobile than the 1
for one-half the total 1914 output? Such a signal endorsement has come to
Hupmobile hat not won it* laurel, on the ic o n of price. Its loyal ' „wing
know a price following—but a preference baaed on the conviction that it is
world. The new Hupmobile ia polished and refined, and strengthened an<
passes every previous standard. It haa earned it« conquest of the o d and i
right to be compared to the costliest large cars aa " a perfect small diam
“ The
Car of the American Family” is also ti
It ia really remarkable that the automobile that ia especially th
adopted in its entirety aa the oar of the European family. No greater
mobile than thia instant acceptance of its design, which proves beyond
E Q U IP M E N T ‘
Rain vision ventilating windshield; aaohiar
top with envelope; Hupaaohile J ify cur
tains;! peedometer; cocos mat is tonneau;
Prest-O-Lite; oil lamps; tools, trimmings,
“3J ”
T earing C a r or
Ru edsi rr
>1160
#. • . h.
P o r tla n d
black end nickel.
wo passenger Road.ter, with Weetinghou«, two-unit electric generator and
33x4 inches demountable rims, extra rim and tire carrier at rear >1300 f- o. b. l o r d a
Hupp Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan
MOORE AU TO COMPANY
May Permit Shipment of Arma
Developments In the Mexican altua-1r
tlon here have emphasised the deter- t
mlnatlon of the Washington govern- J
ment to refuse to recognise any of
the acta of the new Mexican oongreaa. I
It also was shown that President Wil
foreign resident« and the people oi son was considering the question of I
Mexico realize that the relation« be- permitting exportation of arms to all 11
tyreen thia country and the United factions In the southern republic.
States are strained almost to tha point I The state department made public
of war.
, I Huerta’s statement to the diplomatic I
If General Huerta la anxious re- I corps at Mexico City. White house
Seattle, Wash.—Close to 600 dele
garding what may develop, ha doea not r officials called attention to what seem gatee from every eUte In the union
betray IL Although he has sent to I ed to them an Inconsistency in the 11
and the province of Canada, represent
the diplomatic repreaenUtivea of tha Huerta note wherein it assumed as I 1 ing In the neighborhood of two and a
foreign nations a note, which in ef valid the election of congressmen vot half million worklrfkmen and women,
fect la a defiance of Washington.
ed upon at the same time the vote was were on hand for the convention of
In hla formal aUtement to tha diplo I cast for president and vice-president, I the American Federation of Labor
mats General Huerta «aid It waa now which la to be declared by Huerta null which opened here Monday.
foreseen that the recent elections ] and void.
Practically all the men who figure
were void, aa too few precincts had
The purpose of the United State* la I largely In the national and Interna
participated In the voting and that neither to recognize Huerta’s right to tional ’organised labor movement are
therefore the new congreaa would in- oontlnue In power, nor the acta of the here.
President Samuel Oompera,
nul the election*.
New elections new oongreaa la tha eaaence of what confident that he can hold the Insur
would then he called and he would has been oommunlcated to the foreign gents In check; Frank Morrison, as©-
oontlnue hla programme of pacifica diplomats by thia government.
retary of the federation, and Compere*
tion.
National Capital Brevities.
right hand man; John Mitchell, of the
President Huerta*« backbone has
A Joint resolution for a oonatltutlon- miners, who announced hl» retirement
been stiffened by the receipt of suf I al amendment making a majority vote I from the A. F. of U though he will
ficient funds to operate the govern Instead of a two-thirds vote necea- 1 not sever hla connection with organ
ment until the end of the preaent eary to override the president’s veto, ised labor; Max Hayes, of the Inter
month and the Implied promise of has been Introduced by Senator Over
man of North Carolina.
Secretary of BUte Bryan has signed
a peace treaty with Honduras, through
Minister Mambreno. The plan Is in | Washington Workmen’s Act Appealed
j. J. Hill Urges Lower Land Values. accordance with the pesos view of
Olympia. Wash—Chief Justice Crow
Portland, Or.—Better farmers and President Wilson. Similar treaties of the Washington supreme court sign
lower real s«tate value« were held up have been signed with Panama. Sal ed a writ of error In ths Mouatata
by James J. Hill aa the hope of Ore vador and Oautemala.
Timber company case, appealed from
gon and ths northwest at a compli
Both Chairman Doremus, of the Cowltti county, taking ths ,^ * * ^ * ^
mantary banquet tendered to hlmaelf, dsmocratlo congressional oommlttee, ton workman’s compensation law to
j. M. Hannaford, the new president and Chairman Woods, of the republi the aupreme court of the United
of the Northern Pacific, and a number can congressional oommlttee, express States. The state courts have twice
of other distinguished visiting bank ed satisfaction with ths result of ths
upheld ths law-
ers and railroad men at ths commer elections.
cial club.
"M all your Christmas parcels early.
This notice In big letters will be poet-
'
|£ «very postoffice In the oountry,
at the Instance of PoatmaaterGeneral
' Burleson, who propose» to see that all
Christmas parcels shell be delivered
r on or before Christmas day H possible.
J
The elevation of Secretary to the
President Joseph Tumulty to a party
power Is ths next etep contemplated
w Sherman County and the Soul/iem Part of Wasco County
M O R O , ...................................... OREGON
Pleasant Session fe r ,T. R.
Buenos AyTsa—Colonel Roosevelt
attended a session of ths Argentine
rangross and listened to e r t o « «
by Présidant Wilson. It la «aid. Tu
multy la. thought to be slated for the
chairmanship of the democratic na
tlonal com m ittee Party leader« here
are not advsr«« to ths promotion of