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CENTRAL P O IN T HER A LD , THU RSDA Y, AUGUST 15. 1912
MEXICAN REBELS
NEWS FROM GUii
SLAY PASSENGERS
NATIONAL CAPiTAL
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
NEED W ELL LIGHTED STREETS
Oregon Agriculturul College
NOTICE FOR i t b i . icationi
Department of the
* Interior. U S Land office at Rot»ehurg. Ore-
j iron, July 20, 1912.
i Notice is hereby given that Ezra J. Bonner
of Derby, Oregon, who, on May IB, 1908, made
Homestead entry Serial No. 04517, for N E 1»
S W 1» and the SK1» N W l * Section 20. Town­
ship ;J4 S , Range 1 East Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice o f intention to make Final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above des­
cribed, under avt of June 6th. 1912. before W. H.
Canon United States Commissioner at Medford,
Oregon, on the 6th day of September. Iyl2.
Claimant names as witnesses: W. L. Edmon­
son. A. B. Chartraw, Laben B. Caster, and Frank
K. Neil, all of Derby, Oregon.
Proof under act June 6th. 1912.
B EN JAM IN F. JONES.
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Register.
This great institution opens it doors
for the fall semester on September20th
People of War-ren Delighted by Change
Courses o f instruction include: General
Actual construction of the Carnegie
From Arc to Incandescent Lamps.
library building at Dallas has begun
"Ttv-tlnito action on the part o f the Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Hus­
on the site of the former city hull. citizens of Warrcu, O., f--r improved bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriology,
President Vetoes Wool Bill, Train Ambushed in Canyon The building is to cost $10,000.
street illumination was taken about Botap.v and Plant Pathology, Poultry
Ben Selling, republican nominee for two years ago when it was derided to Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology,
And After Murderous Rifle
Holding The Rates Are
United States senator, has issued a better the existing street lighting con­ Veterinary Science, Civil Engineering,
Fire is Burned.
statement
indorsing President Tuft ditions. Open are lamps were then In Electrical Engineering, Mechanical En­
Too Low.
use throughout the eity. and as the gineering, Mining Engineering, High­
and other nomineees on the ticket.
contract for street lighting expired at
Mexico City.— Thirty six soldiers
way Engineering, Domestic Science, NOTICE for Publication, Department of the ln-
The most elaborate and costly
that time it was thought advisable to
Washington.— Holding that its low and more than 20 passengers were
’ terior. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
street decorations ever exhibited in have the new contract drawn up for Domestic Art, Commerce, Forestry, July
20th. 1912.
rates would bring disaster to home in­ slaughtered by Zapatistas in a canyon
eastern Oregon will adorn the streets i inclosed arc lighting l'laus and spec!- Pharmacy, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics
i ’otice is hereby giver, that Francis E. Springer
dustry, President. Taft returned to one kilometer north of Ticuman, 110
of Beagle. Oregon, who, on April b. 1909,
j>f Pendleton at the coming Round-Up. ; ficnlions for such were made, but no Mathematics, English Language, and made Homestead entry Serial No. 04868. for iwV«
congress with his veto a bill to revise miles southeast of Mexico City, when
The chamber of commerce of Port­ further action was taken on these ow ­ Literature, Public Speaking, Modern ne 11 section 82, township 84. S, range 2, West
Willamette Meridian, has Ml«*] notice o f inten­
the wool tariff— schedule " k of the a passenger train from this city was
land. with 900 members. Inis been elec­ ing to u suggestion being brought for­ Languages, History, Art, Architecture, tion to make final three year proof, to establish
Payne-Aldrich law. .
claim
to the land above described, before W.
attacked from ambush.
ted to membership in tlie chamber of ward to install a system employing In­ Industrial Pedagogy, Physical Educa­ H Canon, United States Commissioner, at Med­
With the return of the bill, Presi­
After the murderous rifle fire had commerce of the United States of candescent lamps instead. A trial ln- tion, Military Science and Tactics, and ford. Oregon, on the 6th day o f September, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: George F. Moore»
dent Taft sent an appeal to congress ceased the rebels swarmed down the
! stullailon o f those lamp» was made on Music.
Dewitt Sturgess. Thomas A. Feather, and Nathon
America.
one of the residential streets, and this
not to adjourn until a measure had hillside and set fire to tlie three cars
D. Firestone, all of Beagle. Oregon’.
Construction o f the Oregon Electric
Cotalogue and illustrated literature
Proof under act June 6. 1912.
received such unanimous approval as
been enacted substantially reducing composing the train. A few of the
B en jam in F. J ones ,
extension from Albany to Eugene is n satisfactory solution of the problem mailed free on application. Address
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Register.
unnecessary protection for the «o o l wounded had crawled out of the right
being hastened with all possible speed under consideration that the board of Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
industry of the country.
WOT1CE for punt. ioation
Department o f the
of way, thus escaping the fate of those and it is hoped to have the line ready
15d23 * Interior U S Land office at Roseburg, Ore­
public service decided iu favor of an Corvallis, Oregon.
While the present bill and the ore unable to leave the cars, who were
gon, July 12, 1912.
for operation October 15.
Incandescent lighting system.
S ch ool Y e a r Opens S ep tem b r 2 0 .
Notice is hereby given that William P. Heffner,
disapproved last year were identical burned.
Burns, the metropolis of Harney
The installation as it has now been
o f Derby. Oregon, who on February, 9. 1912, made
in terms, the president's reason dif­
Homestead
entry Serial No. 04226,for N 1-2 NEl-4
According to reports, the leader of county, is all agog over tlie reported put in operation employs incandescent
SE»4 N K ' iand N K h S K .h Sec. 12. Township 84.S.,
fered. He vetoed the former because the rebels made absolutely no effort
finding of oil on the property of the lamps exclusively. The installation in
Range 1 East Willamette Meridian,has filed notice
o f intention to Make Final five year Proof, to es­
it had been framed before the tariff to restrain his men from acts of bru­ Pacific Livestock company, located a I the business part of the city In which
tablish claim to the land above described, before
board's report— the latter because he tality greater than any that has yet few miles southwest of Burns.
five, three and one light ornamental
W. H. Canon United States Commissioner, at
V A L U A B L E IN FO R M A TIO N FREE Medford. Oregon, on the 6th day of September
standards
are
used
Is
naturally
the
said it had been framed with disre­ marked the campaign in the south.
I f you have an invention or any pat­ 1912!
Miss Helen Bollinger, of »iregon
more spectacular part o f the whole sys­
gard for the board's findings.
Claimant names as witnesses: Otis A. Hubbard.
ent matter, write immediately to W. W
Tlie wounded, pleading for their lives, City, who is passing tlie summer at
Columbus C. Kelsoe, J. W. Kelsoe, all of Derby,
WRIGHT, registered attorney Loan & Oregon, and Theoplus Olson, o f Medford, Oregon.
“ Most of the rates in the submitted were struck down without pity, and Camp Bolenia, on the Clackamas river, tem The artistic standards supporting
Trust Bldg.. WASHINGTON, 0. C.
B E N JA M IN F. JONES.
bill," wrote the president, “ are so low even looting was held in abeyance un­ has received notice of her appoint­ twelve and fourteen inch globes used
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Register.
to surround the lumps add materially
in themselves that if enacted into law til the slaughter vvus complete.
ment to the chair of Latin in the Hills­ to the appearance o f the streets even
the inevitable result would be irre­
In the daytime, and this attractiveness
boro high school.
trievable injury to the wool-growing
Choir Leader Attacked.
The Oregon Association for High­ Is enhanced by the absence of over­
industry— the enforced idleness of
Baker, Or.— Huntington, made fa­ way Improvement must seek another head wiring, since tills is all concealed
much of our wool-combing and spin­ mous by Governor West's purity visit president.
Carlos T. Prall has re­ hi a conduit beneath the surface of the
The beach season is in full swing;. Go while the crowds
ning machinery and of thousands of a week ago. is seething over the mur­ signed. He has become manager of lavement.
go. Enjoy the cool breezes nuw while the heat is so
looms and the consequent throwing derous attack on Mrs. William Bar­ the Eastern Oregon Land company, j Tlie night Illumination is particular­
out of employment of thousands of clay, a member of the choir of the and will hereafter reside in Ontario. ly attractive and stands out In strong
unpleasant inland. Bathing, boating, hill climbing,
' contrast with the gloomy, ill lighted
workmen."
After knocking down T. B. Young, streets with which the citizens of War­
Methodist church, where Rev. R. J.
fishing, hikes over delightful trails. Oregon beaches
Cana! Bill Passes Senate
l,ee, who helped West in his evidence, an Albany painter, for making a state­ ren tiad so long been familiar. That
better prepared than ever before to care for the crowds
ment that he had been seen drunk on the people look with pride op. their re­
The Panama canal bill providing is pastor.
Plenty**^ accommodations. Lots o f fun. The water
free passage to American ships, pro­
So brutal was the deed that the war- ! tlie street, Ellis Daugherty, chief of cent achievements in street lighting is
is fine.®*
hibiting railroad-owned vessels from ring elements over Governor West's police of Albany, pleaded guilty to a evident from tlie enthusiasm they dis­
<;<> V I A T H E
using the waterway and authorizing ! visit have joined to catch the man. i charge of assault and paid a fine of $5. played on the night when the whole
In :ui endeavor to rid the prison of lighting system was formally p it in
the establishment of a one-man gov- | Mrs. Barclay, whose husband is a '
commission.
N ew port,
E xcellent train
ernment when the canal is completed, night engineer on the O.-W. It. & N. disease, I)r. Calvin S. White, secre­
was passed by the senate by a vote of railroad, was awakened at midnight | tary of the state board of health, put
service. S e a s o n
N ahalem ,
47 to 15.
by the stranger. He told her he had before Governor West a plan for treat­
ment
of
afflicted
convicts
and
the
gov­
Attached to the bill as it passed the seen her through the church window
ro u n d -trip fa re s
B ayocean,
senate were two important amend­ as she sang, then made his plans. She ernor has agreed to allow the plan of
ments directed at trust or railroad pleaded with him and he laughed at treatment to be carried out.
S pecial W eek -en d
T illam ook Co.
General crop conditions throughout
control of steamship lines. The first, her. He then struck her behind the
by Senator Reed, would prohibit [ ear, knocking her head against the I Umatilla county have never been bet­
an d S u n d ay fares.
B eaches.
ships owned by- an illegal combination bed. She finally screamed and he ran. ter than this season. Approximately
6,000,000 bushels of wheat will be har
from using the canal, and the second, i
Send for illustrated booklets altout the Oregon resorts
vested, with a steady price between
by Senator Bourne, would force rail- ;
and our special folder on “ vacation Days in Oregon.’ ’
CLAGSTONF SAYS NO
70 and 72 cents per bushel being of­
roads to give up water lines that
It tells all about the beaches, springs, mountain
fered.
might otherwise be their competitors,
resorts, etc.
Idaho
Man
Who
Lost
Will
Not
Accept
The big prune packing plant of the
if it were proved that they were stif­
Third Party Nomination.
J. K. Armshy Co., being built in Dal­
ling competition.
Call on nearest agent for information relative to fares,
As the bill passed it would permit 1 Spokane.— Before leaving for Boise, las, is nearing completion, and the
literature, etc., or address
American coastwise vessels to piss Idaho, to attend the official canvass work of installing the machinery will
through the canal free without condi­ of the vote ca*t at the Idaho primary begin within a few days. When com­
tions, while American foreign trade election, Paul A. C'lagstone, who in pleted this plant will be the largest in
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
ships might pass through free if their the face of the returns was defeated the west.
Whales in profusion, in their annual
owners agree to sell the vessels to Ihe j by IS votes by Joh“ M. Haines, of
United Stater at a fair price in time of Boise, for the republican nomination cvruise up the coast, are making their ♦ ♦ ♦ - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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for governor, said:
summer visit to Clatsop beach, and
war or emergency.
"W hile a great many progressives furnishing vast entertainment to the
Knox is Special Envoy to Japan.
strangers on shore. Easterners are
For the first time in the history of have suggested my name as a possible
especially interested In the clumsy an­
candidate
for
the
governorship
next
the United States, the secretary of
tics of the huge amphibians.
state was designated as a special am­ fall, I feel that I entered the race in
tlie
primaries
as
a
straight
out-and-out
Declaring that the action of the gen
bassador to a foreign power.
Roosevelt progressive and nearly won. eral staff in disbanding the Second
President Taft assigned Secretary
I feel that I must abide by tlie result, I Battalion, Third Infantry, O. N. G.,
of State Knox as special ambassador
and under no circumstances will I ac- was ill advised and hasty, and charg­
to Japan to attend the funeral of the
i cept the nominal ion tor governor on ing that the step was taken to prevent
late Emperor Mutsuhito on Septem­
them front securing a fair hearing, of­
'• a third party ticket.”
ber 12, with the statement that the
ficers of the battalion are considering
mission was given to the premier of
recourse to the courts.
West Refuses Aid to Alice Brown
the cabinet as evidence of the Ameri­
The money is up and the surveys
Salem, Or.— With an echo of the
can friendship for Japan. When the
made
lor carrying out a project tribu­
Louis
J.
Wilde
requisition
case
enter-
Japanese ambassador to Washington
tary to Union that will be of great val­
heard of the mission he asserted it i ing into the fate of Mrs. Alice Brown,
ue to that city. The project involves
would lie taken by the Japanese as an \ alias Mrs. Montrose, alias Mrs. New­
act of the greatest courtesy and one man. alias Mrs. Winters, who is want­ the purchase of a tract of 1600 acres
of land about 12 miles from Union,
calculated to make even warmer and ed in California for alleged grand lar­
where a reservoir will he constructed
ceny
of
$3900
from
David
Nappln,
a
more cordial the existing relations be­
rich Farmington. III., farmer, Dover ' on Catherine creek.
tween the two governments.
nor West granted extradition papers
Lyle Perrlne. the Roseburg boy who
National Capital Brevities.
for Mrs. Brown after one of the most I shot and killed Jonathan Quick, an
The senate has granted requests stormy extradition sessions that has
aged man at Bandon, was taken be­
that the acceptance speeches of Presi­ been held in the executive chambers, i
fore County Judfie Hall. In the juven­
dent Taft, Governor Wilson and Col­
ile court at Coquill«, und was declared
onel Roosevelt be printed as public
Chickens to Aid Cause.
a delinquent miner and was placed in
documents.
the custody of his father until further
Topeka, Kan.— Kansas
farmers'
Senator Kenyon's hill to compel fed­ wives and daughters who are working j order of the court..
Our project is the only present medium for fur­
eral courts to impose jail sentences for equal suffrage will contribute a
Word has been received at Condon
instead of fines upon convicted viola­ "chicken fund" to help the cause. that the local postmaster, J. F. Reis
nishing irrigation. We have the water ready for de­
tors of the Sherman law got out of Each woman will take a chicken to acher. Is to be removed from office on
livery and are only waiting for assurance from the
committee and took a place upon the the county seat, and the money by account of unfair treatment to patrons
senate's calendar.
sale of the fowl will be devoted to in his office. The charge in particular
landowners that they really want water and are
President Taft has signed the bill campaign expenses.
was that he suppressed the editions of
which will enable settlers on reclam­
This Is the first time that a "chick­ the Condon Globe at two different
ready to take it at a fair and reasonable compensa­
ation projects to obtain patent and en fund” has been raised in this state times and with malicious intent.
water right certificates and therefore since the civil war.
tion.
Declaring that the practice followed
a marketable title to their property
by railroads of Ihe state of runniiu;
Our Mr. Boos is having fine success in his cam­
In three years instead of ten years, as
Manacled Prisoners Escape.
passenger trains backwards in order
under the old law.
to
avoid
the
expense
of
inatalling
turn
Whitehall, Mont.—Convicts Mel Jo- ■
paign in the Willow Springs section and the suc­
A bill authorizing the national gov­ well and John McAdams while being tables is responsible for a large num
ernment to cooperate with the various returned to the penitentiary from Big ber of rerent wrecks. Railroad Com
cess of tne project in the immediate future seems al­
western states in the dc .traction of Timber, whither they had been taken missioner Miller declares that, unle
predatory wild animal* and to compel as witnesses, while handcuffed togeth- | the railroad companies abandon the
most assured.
the United States treasury to bear a cr. squirmed through the window of prartioe, action will be taken against
Help along with this improvement by seeing Mr.
portion of the burden has been Intro­ a Northern Pacific train traveling 30 them by Ihe commission.
duced by Representative Mondell, of miles an hour, rolled down a steep
Despite the warnings that the go\
Boos at once and indicating to him how many acres
embankment and escaped.
Wyoming.
ernment and state authorities have
given the people that any attempt to
During a discussion of the post of
you can be prepared to irrigate when the water is
Seven Ole in Chair.
sell rights in the Oregon and Callfor
flee appropriation bill. Senator La Fol
Ossinning, N. Y.— Seven murderers nia railroad grant land is frauduler
lette, speaking on a house provision
ready for delivery.
gran.ing to employes of the post-' ser- were electrocuted in Sing Sing prison in that the so-called company’s claim
vice the right to organize, deliberately Monday. This Is the largest Dumber to the land is not admitted, the Jack
charged official» of the postoffice with to suffer the death penalty by electric­ son county recorder's office is receiv­
rifling his mail in an attempt to delve ity on one day since the electric chair ing 10 to 20 applications dally to file
on the contested land should the rail
Into an investigation he was making was adopted. Six Italians and one ne
gro were put to death quietly within road company lose In the suit.
into the postal service.
Roseburg lodge of Elks wants the
The Limmons fruit quarantine bill, an hour and 16 minutes.
national home to be built by that cr-
of great value to every frullg-ower
Robber» Loot New York Bank.
der located In Roseburg. and has adop
md horticulturist on the Pacific
New York.— Tunncìing through the ted resolutions setting forth the dim
»oast, passed the house. Tim hill ha.
tieen demanded by coast fruitgrowers ceiling of a hasemerjt room then rut­ atlc and other advantages existing
for a long time
It provide* a rigid ting a hole through the flv »«ig M h * there which make Rosehurg an Ideal
federal quarantine In the United Inch steel Boor of the vault of a site for the home. The resolution will
States against fruit seeds, bulb* »ml bank in the lower par' of New York, be forwarded to the committee to
nursery stock frotr. other countries a band of robber* secured 172.000 In which the matter of sd or'ln g a lo<
which may be Infected with insect bills of large denominations and miss­ lion waa referred at the last annual
convention.
ed $$.000,004 mor» In cash.
pests of any klaA
ATENTS
August at the Beaches
JOHN M. S C O TT,
RRIGATION
Is Rogue River Valley’s
G reatest Need
¡Rogue River Canal Co
FRED M. C U M M IN G S, M gr.
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