BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Orruon Vprlru'tural colics1 Ufat
rd i!n Multnomah t'lul) in (ho dual
trnrk mwt at v'onalllf liy th ncoro
ol 73 , to S7V
Pacific t'nlxerttj defeated the Vnl
verstty of Puget jJound In the annual
debate at Forest Grove by a unani
mous deois-lon of tho Judces.
Itetuenn W0 and 7t00 I-ane county
pchool children and their parents par
ticipated In the educational rally day
evetvioe In KuRene S unJtty
Priton will bo tho tun tenet for hun
dreds when the lth annual t'nlon
Livestock show will be heM In that
city Juno 4. 5 and . There "111 bo
nires and band concerts.
Tho pirls of the 1914 ercduatlnc
aro establishing a precedent in that
the expensive icraduatlon Jros coat
Is to bo limited to JS.
Atter nn Inspection of tho hopyards
of Salem, Louis Lachmund. daaler In
hops, said that the 19H crop would
be from SO to 14 par cent leas than
last year's crop.
The conteM by the forest aerrlec
apalnst Hercules Santolne, oo- In
Portland, for a horasted In Joseph
lne county, has been settled in favor
of Santoine.
Representative Hawley has applied
to the board of engineer for permis
sion to extend tho wharf at Port Or
ford, damaged by rough weather. The
board will make an lnrostlcatton be
fore jnnou.-.cine Its decision.
Dr Wtthycombe received TSO out of
ji total of S73 votes cast for all candi
dates for covernor In tho city of Cor
vallis He received la li precincts
heard from out of tho 22 In llonton
county 94-t rotes of 1179 votes cast
for all candidates for covernor.
Senator Chamberlain has Introducer!
a bill araoadlnc th act to anthorl:
construction of a dike on Olalla slouch
authorizing the construction on foun
dation already laid or farther up the
stream of a dike with a cnte for pur
poes of navigation, the plans to bo
approved by the secretary of war.
The Indian appropriation bill, re
ported to the senate, contains tho fol
lowing Oretron amendments: Appro
priation of $100,000 to purchase live
stock, farm implements, seed, etc., to
enable Warm Sprincs Indians to be
come solf-supportitiK. Fifteen thou
sand dollars for an addition to the as
serably hall at the Chemawa school.
An offer of SoO.OfH) was refused by
Mrs. Mel la C. Brown. Eugene woman
inventor, for the patent obtained three
weeks aco on a tsnnitary milk cap. The
offer came from Denver capitalists.
She Is preparing to place the article
on the market. Instead of slipping
Into the top of the milk bottle, the cap
is convex in shnpe and slips over the
top.
The Pender murder case, famous In
Columbia county for its two long trials
is soon to be argued again, this time
before the supreme court. Pender, on
a second trial, was found guilty at St.
Helens last January of killing Mrs.
Daisy Webrman and her infant child.
and was sentenced to be hanged in
March, when an appeal stayed execu
tion. The postofftee at Amity was robbed
Friday night. The robbers entered by
means of skeleton keys. The safe was
opened by nitro glycerine, the charge
used being heavy enough to blow the
aafe to piece and to move the front
wall of the building, which is a frame
one. outward two Inches. The robbers
secured about $100 In money, but left
other valuables. Including stamps and
registered letter, untouched.
Between 05,000 and 70,000 acres of
land located in Grant, Umatilla, Baker
and Wallowa counties have been des
ignated by the federal government as
subject to entry under the enlarged
homehlead act. All of this land is, or
Ik KUpposed to be, of Memi-arld charac
ter, non-mineral and containing no
timber. It will be subject to entry
June 1 of this year, where vacant and
public.
Out for tho purpose of fighting Htate
wide prohibition, as a matter of pro
tection to the hop IndUHtry, represen
tative hopgrowers of the Willamette
valley met at Salem and perfected the
organization of the Hopgrowers' and
Dealoru' association of Oregon. JJo-sld-
making the temporary organiza
tion permanent, the hnpmen elected
a vice president for each of the hop-
growing counties, and in those coun
ties h county organization will be ef
fected for the purpose of localizing
the efforts of the association.
Marshtleld society la In a hubbub
over the "social highwayman" procliv
ities of an unidentified member of the
local "four huudred." For several
months matron and other, who havo
uttcae'ed "LOO" gamea, at homes, com
pllmonirrle and other similar func
tion:, have been missing Jewelry, mon
ey and other valuables. The social
futic;.c-n8 were attended solely by wo
me:: uit! no the credit for the lifting
gor ict a feminine Raffles. Two and
tv o kii.1 four and four have been put
Ic''Mer u:nJ tho losers and othets
iiov l.olltvo they have spotted the
KiilPy pi'rty, yet thay speak the name
only In an abstract way and uientlo'
It to tlioca they fcuow won't tWi.
ITAFT AIRS MEDIATION VIEWS
Ex-Preldent ThlnVs Offer And Ac
crptJnce Important Future Step.
New York. William Howard Taft .
cave hi Oew on tho Mexican situa
tion In an address at tho Free Synti- j
soguo's celebration of Ptmco Sunday.
While the t president oxprometl ,
little hope that tho pendtn mediation
conference would aecompllfh Its lm-
mediate purpose, he asitoit that tho J
offer of mediation and Its acceptnnce ,
constituted an Important stop tow aril
the future settlement of International
disputes in the western hemisphere.
"Hut If we are to bo Intoheil In war
because of Mexican anarchy, let
have it fully understood that o go
Into it "In the service of mankind.' as
the president phrases It. and not upon j
the issue of a mere puttctilllo in naval
ceremonial."
Dynamiter Must Return to Prison.
Chicago. The United Statee court
Of appeals ordered :ill the coulctol
dynamiters whose appeal for a retrial
had been r eo;vl. into custody within
tlree s TVy mut report to
the war.lon .it l. .irenworth peniten
tiary or to the 1' nlted Stntos Marshal
of the district, who will return them
to prison.
Mt. Vernon Is Reshlngled.
Washington. Mount Veruou. tho
borne of the Father of His Country,
Is to have Its fourth et ol shlnsles
since It wa? built! In 1743. The man
sion was rehlnled In 17S6 nnd In
Before putting the fourth roofing
: V , shtnr.les wer; rounded at lte
J 10 tueKe them co.form to the oris-
: . ; ? i:.
Primary Notei.
Dr. Henry Waldo Coe was elected
progressive national committeeman
without opposition.
Marion county republicans nominat
ed their first woman candidate for
county office, uhen Mrs. Mildred H.
Urook led the ticket for county recor
der. The proposed isue of I5G0.OO0 road
bonds in Marion county was snowed
under by a two to one rote. It having
lost In practically every precinct.
Miss Iva Harrington won the repub
lican nomination for clerk of Clacka
mas county.
jcua . Jefrey of Multnomah coun
ty was the on'y democratic candidate
.'or attorney cen"ral and received the
nomluatlo.: without opposition.
Mrs. Mary Scott, of Sheridan defeat
1 Ira G. N'cison for the democratic
nomination for treaaurer of Vumhill
-ounty. nr.d to oppose hor the repub
licans placed Alice L. Adams In nom
ination. M si Adams defeated three
opponents. .11 m-n.
O. P. He! ' r aiinaied for labor
commissioner. Frar.k J. Miller fornill
road commissioner. Jchn H. Lewis for
state engineer and Ilelph K. Williams
for national committeeman on the re-
I .:.!.f-; ; -"'ft.
Un the mocrat:c ft let H. M. Fs-t-rly
is the chosen iii. ional commit
teeman. It is probable that Samuel Kvans, of
Klamath Falls, has received the dem
ocratic nomination for congress in tke
second district.
COUNTY PRIMARY RETURNS.
Following is the result of the pri
mary in Tillamook county:
REPUBLICAN,
National Committeeman.
Charles W. Ackcrson ji.i
Ralph E. Williams 45S
United States Senator.
K. A. Booth 871
Governor.
James Withycombe 246
fieorgc C. Brovvriell 80
William A. Carter 5.1
. M. Crawford :oo
Grant B. Dimicl: ini
T. T. Gcer 122
Charles A. Johns 61
Cius C. Moslt 146
Congressman.
W. C. Hawlcy 780
B. F. Jones 24;
State Treasurer.
Thomas B. Kay 778
Justice of Supreme Court.
Samuel T. Richardson 103
Henry J. Beau 443
Henry L. Benson 222
T, G. Clecton 416
I. H. D'Arcy 146
Lawrence T, Harris 261
Thomas A. McBridc 50,3
Charles L. Mc.N'ary 480
Attorney General.
Gforttc M. Brown 202
'ifjrgc N l;errin 151
Frmk S. Grant 192
J. J. Johnson jfla
William 1'. Lord 172
Supt. of Public Instruction.
J. A. Churchill 821
Stite Enginier.
John If. Lewis 032
L. R, Storkman 237
Commissioner of Labor Statistics,
1 l,im T CMmiok 7-'t
, Judcc ol ttis Circuit Court.
; lUtry U Hclt , I
tlcn . Holman 4.4"
, Kepresrittative.
T. U. HanUK-y 0
j County Judce.
A. M. Mare ....ioSj
' Sheriff.
I Kuiiuett Hales J57
I H. Crcniliuw .57
County Clerk.
J. C. HoMrn lo.nv
County Treasurer.
H. I- Heals IK
Surveyor.
A. M. Austin 11
U. G. Jck?ou jo
K. I- Shrove 4v
l F. Wilson JI4
Coroner.
W. C. Hawk 4'T
S. M. W'ntit 6W
County CommUsioner, 4 years.
A. A. hnlali 41-
Ftank L. Owens fm
County Contmissiouer, 1 y.-srt.
K. I.. Sappinxton S?S
D. V Thompson .
Justice of the' Peace, it D'stric:
J. 1 lioinpjou ft
Justice of the Peace, Jml OWirkt.
K. Stanley (7
Justice of the Peace, 3rd District.
Frank Taylor
Justice of the Peace, 4th Diitriit.
J. W. Hutlcr .7
Constable, 1st District.
J. J. SpcnCcr J7
Constable, --ml District.
William Powell . J4
Constable. 3rd District.
James Uurkc 9
Constable, 4th District.
J. J. Lonccorc g
Port of Nehalem.
H. V Alley ijo
C. H. Wheeler .
Port of Bay City.
Russell Hawkins 55
Fred Robison 18
W. C. Hawk j.
I O floorth j
DEMOCRATIC.
LONG BEACH
The Beach Beautiful
But Recently Put on the Market
Now is the time to buy
tin- Havownn,
A short utter.
l.uNC. ni-At H iilocitnl on the extreme nnutlicrly end o(
Suit, al.out one ami fin- halt imles litmi the Mayoeenn Motel.
cstuiK tramp up one ol the ptettiesi iicm-ues . uic iuhm,
I.imii: Heneh hiis tlicne mlvantnttes over oilier reorts: The nurt i ,)ot
uil.l ow"in; to the shelter ol Cape Menrs, wlueh also luvalH all ,, t,c
s.uitliwest wimls so thai none ol the terrible MorniH of winter are kh, th
pi.ipertv lies ItiKh enough above the level of the ocean to clttntuittc all (m,KrT
it .I.uu.'oic Iroin the most extreme ur water. The faiuotis Ha.Kvati linulc.
v.it i will iiiii within tme quarter mile of this property ami in timi iuult n.
ten. I .t l.taneh tt this part of the beach. Cape MeuniI.ight.houc m wahm
;m i..v walk f tur lot5
Plenty dI clams, crabs, mussels, rock uhter. ami jooil Hca f I s 1 1 1 ('j
huntitti! m the mountain back ol us. The beautiful l,0N(t i 1 1C AC 1 1 Nca.cnn
ami l.iinotis aate biaches i ikIu at your ft out iloor.
Can You Beat That? You Can't
Lots Cheap and On Easy Terms
A. H. GAYLORD, Resident Agent.
National Committeeman.
W. H. Cannon W
H. M. Kttcrly j7
United States Senator.
Geo. F.. Chamberlain ;(o
Governor.
Robert A. Miller 17
L. J. Smith ti2
A. S. ilennett 87
G. A. Cobb iS
James Manning 54
Congressman.
Frc!cricV: llollistcr tw
W. H. Mcreilith t.i
Justice of-' Supreme Court.
Win. Galloway 200
Wtn. M. Ramcy .'. 103
Attorney General.
John A. Jeffrey i
Judge of Circuit Court.
LAND PLASTER
LAMK-SCHRAOKR COMPANY
Docks .ind Warehouse Front St. between 2d and 3d Ave. West
R. Y.
A. M.
X. J.
J. C.
H. L.
F. L.
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ix
Fred S, IJynon
O. P. Hoff
John A. .Mattson
M. E. Mill. r
Railroad Commissioner.
FVtnk J Miller
' i ' lA P.itlOil '
...ui jit'isrlnt'.ndent.
. 191
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,.uf,
, .217
-557
Webster Holmes
Representative.
Hlalock
County Judge.
Hare
Sheriff.
Myers 180
County Cleric.
Iloldcn 11
County Treasurer.
Heals 1,
County Surveyor.
Wilson ,j
Coroner.
W. C. Hawk 17
County Commissioner, 4 years.
Francis J. Welsh is6
County Commissioner, 1 years.
D. F. Thompson jj
F. L. SaiiinKtou 13
County Surveyor,
R, L. Shrcve ?4
Port of Bay City.
Fred Robiion 10
Russell Hawkins ,, 7
W. C. Hawk 7
Port of Nehalem.
G. W. McKimens , 1
S. M. Hattcrson 1
H. V, Alley ,
Wheeler 1
1
tvwV uPrcme Sodas XyZ,tvn
I j bakl irarn-ITi t ran i.( ,nv kif-.J l
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hi M ' Jt-ir,.. I,, II
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C. II.
PROGRESSIVES.
National Committeeman.
Henry Waldo Coe 10
United States Senator.
William Handlcy 12
Governor.
F, M. Gill R
FEEBLE OlU PEOBE
Ar Told How to
Scittli ami Vijcf
lir. mo iittans aci rao? IJW!
lea rSe(rey la )ttfi.&
tySmlP" ill. if. 1 til
- " . ' ' WW. bi
ulfirition weak
Inol. our dllrlcris tc! tw
Irtm Ionic wtthcul all l ti
alfpflEthoner and IxxIrtuOiif tt
rlt.. . ii .-1... .1. ...
repUrw caknea with iirrJL
UJ ftflla- lh 1ra tttts
and thus prtrronta t'0o"
Mr, Mary ly. CdsxVs,
y: -ii otia oniy av vu
1nol dona old fondx, I aa tt
votild ho unbt la KJfjtr t2
a I .kl.. I
that did m o much inM u
crn4tor I errr unci In ror !!,'.
old pcoplo, and cff4t itt'trt
III rnturn ywr money
And te'.ni hoaltce at csc.
CIIAS I I .IH'i
TllUm . f'tr
H1N Bllltltkuv rfT fsJKfl
Fuller & Johnson Gosoline
Engines Can Not Be
Excelled
. IWtiutllv ail the mnrlmu'rv tiM-.-l ,, tR. (,,
.sc,IM, s th,ti, ,u.,v k.,lriv..l,v , ' s
cuKiiie. I.r.lior f, ,lirm Wnvl is vt.(;
vcrj- cxcns,vc. thus t ln,,r like a v u l ul
rr ,n",, m !ClU""V ,,Mi nost wc ,
l u,l,u JOHNSON cn-me. l-or.Snle Mv
TILLAMOOK SHEET METAL WORKS
COMING!
Twelve months in
months In it duy !
11 duy I Twelve
L. If. McMahan t I Thu wonder who ever did m-v?
Congressman.
Fred W. Mears
Justice Supreme Court.
Henry L. liaison
T. A. Mcliridc
T, J, Clecton ,
Attorney General.
Gcorgi- M, Ilrown
Supt, Public Instruction.
A. H. liurlon s
Commissioner Labor Statistics.
O. 1'. Jloff 2
County Judge.
A. M. Hare ,
Sheriff.
H. Crenshaw
Countv Clerk. '
J, C. I (olden ti t
County survti -r, L. F. Wilson;
county romiiiif -'. . 1 four years,
Frtt'ic'" u ! "wo years, D. F,
i livirij yju.
"y: It (h romliiK
Tl.u eocoannt. or.,.,,-,., the ri,,n
Hut liHt what we
thli wuv!
And noun In our midst It will he
Liieh month iU own harvest of KW
thlnKH will bear s
JuHt think what h fuiist It will ,,.,, 1
WrS"Wm MVP U'M' lH"(:'",'Ur
And nnow balls In AuKuhi be H(;Ci. I
Hie Ice of old Winter and Hummer'.
Hweet cream 1
While fruiU of which od ,nlK,t ov.
Inly dream '
In salads entrantrlnir will .....1 1
Tl, wl,. . u,iii l Ti... ' . . '. ''' y
browi. lur"c'" lnt". 11 r"" '''"'"'y
Tandy "lrC,,,iy Lr(,W"
''llerri;';''1
With HijirHr-canu turned Into candy
Vrtablen humblo ,,d vBiYl,
In a com-non asuernbly will m,ietj
H'ndpSrrrynml ,Un,,,,i,, r,lCul"''
Enr.iiijtit ,, pastry yon' I, ,.f., t
and
Jii nweet frole,l forms will ,tp1(!(ir.
1Iim 1
' iniuid much
cheer :
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f u( 1'.. .
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th piau 1 '
mill and loekr.l '.
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th iuony I" u
barn door.
Tim limn, nfirr
wnlk.nl 10 llr.i'ih'
limy miKfiai"! an " '
I Imm to llm rnit iri
short dtV"''' '''
that he had lirtetrr
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llisiiillhaii n t '
limi:liliu nnd K'
full nud, wtili lh"
In nil dlrrctlmiH
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filling hlit liuik
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of comfort nMil
nay",lh U f0r"l0l('. will brl,,K
IJni.Hi.,,1. but Uh ! . hIIuHiik.
won, ;ilp,oH and
'Hisn eatablim much
weive montlm
months in a duy!
an
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to woodit.
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Portland
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