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Newport daily independent., 1911-10-19

OoUCl. M
 New York Counts tIZl | }, oysters and fresh fish evef5 week at the Peoples Meat Mar )l ket. 65b7t
 l Mrs. Robert H. Askew is en- toying a visit from her brother and sister, Walter Scott, and Mrs. Frank Brocklesby of Edi- son, Ohio, who arrived Tuesday evening.
 In fresh fruits of every kind, Riley's Restaurant continues to lead the local market. 64b1m
 MT. xnd Mrs. Pryne Whit worth and little daughter left for their home at Ironton, Mo this morning, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Stinson Robinson and Mrs. Lizzie Shaver.
 Fresh fish every Friday and Saturday and the best quality oysters received daily at Riley's restaurant. 64blm
 MT. and Mrs. J. o. Powell are again keeping house in their for mer home on the corner of Sixth and Hazel.
 Strayed or Lost: One sorrell horse two years old, white spot in forehead, branded with M. on left shoulder. Left Johnny Greenhaw's farm three weeks ago. $1O reward for return of animal or information leading to recovery of same. - L. M. Mar tin, Newport, Ark, R. F. D. 2, Box 49b 64d6t
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-19

ills of women are
 pnstipation, probably
 false modesty on the
 attention cannot be
 d to the importance
 Novels open. It is
 f6t to do that, regard x, bdtit is espe cially women, z lime the girl begins .fo Itil 1nentsruation csHses $ astlybetter prospects healthyi che ,owel moverncMts. If you constipate with bad { complexl headaches, and ot Fer symptoms and 2 cnstipation, take 0f Or CaldwelPs Syrup
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-19

For drayage, see $. c. Gra- ham, the transfer man. Phone 334. 0Odtf
 Mrs. Don Etheridge will leave on No. 3 for Little Rock.
 Do Your Clothes Look Yellow If so, use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will make them white as snow. Large ? oz. package 5 cents.
 MT. and Mrs Roll Swisher of Little Rock, who save spent the last few weeks in our city while he was travelling for Plunkett- farrell left for home this morn ing.
 For Sale--One new glass front safe or china closet, cheap for cash Apply at Independent Of flee.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-19

The Independent is authoriz- kto announce the candidacy of lliam A. Oldfield of IndependE County for reelection aA essman from the Second
 subject to the action of
 Ocratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1911-10-19
litional Local. ss.sassbsp. .&sksb.s~s.s..g

Iant ad column is a great people in want.
 d Mrs. V. c. Kaiser and dhter are spending 3 o hour city.
 ef1s shoes cheap. III s cfu8a~ of young people Qbon tonight below
 er, we do not be
 |ns will be in much prge A Hillhouse left this r ons several days busi- ID.
 stinasta ]. w. Grubbs ar home hst evening from att aa 6e State convention of 1astfs at Little Rock. resived Fresh Country
 Snetzer's Grocery. s. Simmons is spend
 lays in our city and
 Rnds with his many
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Big FOUR COMPANY
FRIDAY NIGHT

Headed by the fatmous Friedladner
Bros. Musical Artists in their original
sketch. "The Academy of music, :" the
most artistic and funniest musical
novelty of the day, the Big Four Com
pany will appear at the Pine Grove
Grange Hall, Friday night, December
%.
The characters are: The talented
Clayton Sisters, singing. dancing and
character change artists; Billie Mann,
the famous black face comedian; The
Great Yvonne, the Fgirl violinist. All
lovers of music should no fail to hear
this artist; Kid Darrell, monologist.
The big A Musical Comedy is intro
dueing New York's latest success,
Minstrel Maids. Music mirth and
mimicry. Popular prices, 25 and sc
cents.
After the performance a dance will
be given with music by the Big 4
Ladies orchestra.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
CLUBS ORCHESTRA
DELIGHTS AUDIENCE

With Professor Frank Thomas Chap
man. director, the Pacific University
Glee Club and orchestra, of Forest
Grove, appeared here at the Hebron
ner hall Monday evening before large
audience. While all of the program
was enjoyed by the enthusiastic listen
ers, the numbers that most pleased
were the selections by the orchestra.
Especially delightful was the work
done by the yiolinst and the cornet.
The club is to be congratulated ON the
excellence of the rendition of its or
Chestra
Interesting and decidedly funny were
the skits and songs: MARY and
Marie, aud "A Comedy Of Errors.
In the latter. which was given by Miss
Powell, Miss Peterson and the male
quartet, scenes were depicted of an
obviously popular young lady, who
was receiving a number Of callers.
The first had come and was engaged
in earnest conversation with the fam
young lady, when the maid announced
the second. The clever girl at once
deeked the first conner as a hall tree
and greeted the newcomer, who, how.
ever was soon forced to make a tabl,
of himself, when the third suitor wa,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Rural Sociology viii be Taught.

Rural and practical sociology will
be the subjects of the two new courses
to be given after Christmas by DR..
Hector Mcpherson, professor of eco
Monies, at the Oregon Agricultural
College.
Problems of especial Importance to
rural communities will be treated in
the course in rural sociology, such
questions being discussed as the rural
family, school. and church, rural soci-
ETY. and associations. The over crowd
ing of cities will be studied from the
rural view point, and the effect of the
telephone, rural free delivery, and
other modern rural educators will be
taken up
Vital problems cf social and political
life will be the basis of study in the
course Impractical sociology, including
those of the training of children, the
employment of women and children,
marriage and divorce, slums, pauper-
ism, immortality, crime, and the effect
of LABOR unions on the struggle for
existence.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
II. R. Market lnStallS New Machinery

The Hood River Market has in
stalled number of pieces of new
machinery in the basement of the
building occupied by it on Third street.
A sausage machine, operated by an
electric motor. will grind a large
amount of food daily. The manage
ment of the company has also installed
machinery for rendering lard, and will
thus be enabled to supply the local
market with the home made product.
A large rendering vat for cooking out
the fat has been place in the base
ment together with a hydraulic press
to squeeze the fat from the crackhugs.
The room is also equipped with a
smoking cabinet for the purpose of
curing meats.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
ARRANGES SCHEDULE

In addition to playing the teams of
Portland schools the local High School
team has entered the Columbia
League, composed of high school
teams Of cities along the Columbia.
and will play a series OF games with
these old opponents.
j. 0. Mclaughlin, principal of the
Hood River High School, who is an
officer of the League, reports the fol
lowing SCHEDULE
Jan. g. Stevenson at Goldendale.
Hood River at White Salmon.
Jan. p Goldendale at Hood River,
White Salmon at Stevenson.
Jan. 10 Goldendale at Stevenson.
White Salmon at Hood River
Jan. Stevenson at White Salmon
Feb. 2-White Salmon at Goldendale
Stevenson at Hood River
Feb. Hood River at Goldendale.
Feb. l6-Hoo River at Stevenson,
Goldendale at White Salmon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Governors Will be Banqueted.

Western Governors will be given a
banquet by the Progressive Business
Mems Club at the Commercial Club on
the night of December %. They will
have returned from the trip through
the East on board the Governors Spe-
cial and are expected to give an ac-
count of this trip that opened the eyes
of the East to the resources and possi-
bilities Of the West. H. G. Kaufman,
secretary of the local Commercial
Club, will attend the banquet.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21

announced. The third lads wooing
was cut short in moment by the en-
trance of fourth and the former was
placed in an ordinary chair with a COW
erlet draped over him in imitation of
one of those huge Sleepy Hollow -
places of rest. The last lad to arrive
brought the scene to a climax, when
he sat down in the easy chair. The
table was overturned. the hall tree
knocked over and the poor girl driven
into Mysteries. The quartet marched
from the stage singing. For you
can't give your heart to somebody else
and still hold hands with me.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21

eral weeks ago of Mount Hood. The
photographer has placed on exhibition
enlarged copies of the picture, which
is a perfect reproduction of the Won
derfu mountain. The photograph,
which was taken from near Dee,
brings out clearly every detail of the
snow covered peak and the glacial for
lmations, 1t is one of the handsomest
representations of Hood that has ever
been eNhihited locally.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Santa Claus DepleteS Postal Accounts

Santa Claus is causing a run" on
Uncle Sans postal savings bank in
Vancouver and already thousands of
dollars have been withdrawn for the
holiday season, says the 0regonian. 1t
is noticeable that there are fewer de.
posits this month and many depostors,
who evidently have saved their money
for this occasion, are turning in their
certificates and calling for gold.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
N. E. Church Services.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at II a. m. Theme, "GIad
Tidings." Junior League at 8 p. m.
Epworth league at 6 80 p. m. Even
ing service at 7 80: theme Room for
the Christ Child. There will be
special music both morning and even
ing Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at Z 80 o'clock.
Ali are cordially invited to attend
these services. Strangers mode well
come. w. b. Young, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Banker viii Study Horticulture.

A. Millard, an Omaha. Neb., banker.
who with J. f. Thompson owns a tract
of orchard of ll6 acres in the Upper
Valley and an eighty in the lower
Valley, will arrive here next week for
a visit. MIR. Millard. accompanied by
Orville Thompson, son of his part.
ne'r will go to Corvallis after the hoi-
days in order to take the short course.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Canker Made Study.

Whether bark canker is a primary OF
secondary disease is to be determined
by experiments now being carried on
by H. L. Reese of the plant pathology
at the Oregon Agricultural College.
He has innoculated the bark of some
pear and apple trees for this purpose,
over 40 being treated.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
U. B. Church News.

DR.. p o. Bonebrake spoke in most
practical away at the .vesper service
last Sunday afternoon
Sunday, at Grace Church Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Christmas sermon
at II O'Clock by the pastor. At 4
o'clock the children and young people
will render a splendid Christmas pro-
gram. j. B. Parsons. minister.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Farewell Service.

We will be glad to meet our many
friends at the Alliance Chapel next
Sunday, December "a, at II a. m, as
this will be our Farewell Service be-
fore leaving for Stockton, Calf, our
new field of service. There will be a
Christmas service for the Sunday
School in the evening at p. m.
c. f. Perry.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-21
Handsome Photograph of Mount Hood.

Ernest J. Bloom, who is connected
with the Book and Art store Of Geo. |.
Sloeom, has recently secured a copy
right on a picture made by himself sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City

Miss Wilma Ratcliff. OF the South
| Side. is recovering after undergoing
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Stats. Of Gin
cinnati. are visiting their son. Dr. O.
VI. Stats. OF South Jacob street.
Miss Olive McCleary. OF Martins
Ferry. has returned to her home after
visit with Steubenville friends.
Mrs. George Long. Of Bellaire. IS
seriously ill al the home OF her
mother, Mrs. James McCleary. OF
Martins Ferry
Mr. and Mrs William Kinly. or
South Woods street. are the proud pa
renrs of lO-pound boy.
Mr.. John Cardoua. OF South Woods
street. is spending a few weeks in
Richmond. Va
Mrs Silas t'llom. Of the South
Side. is I'm Glovers Gap. being called
there by the serious illness 81 rela-
tive.
Miss Lillian iIcsfctt has returned
20 her home in GAINESVILLE after visit
ing friends in this city.
Mr. Edward Shipiov Of Plymouth
Ind. SIS visiting boz This city
Mr. and Mrs John X List have re-
turned after three weeks trip 20
French Lick. Ind
Miss Elinor Hamburger. Of Cinoin.
natl. is visitor Coz ihe c'tv
Miss Regina DcvIiu formerly nurse
ar the North Wheeling hospital bat
now Of rho Cook hospital. Fairmouf
is seriously iil. having undergone AN
operation for appendicitis
Miss Clara Wendell i- seriously 900
az her home on tho South Side
Attorney Nicholas Spieiborg 70.
turned from ten DAYS visit 90
Johnsfown. Pa. where he and sister
Mrs Dr 13u'u-l. and Miss Regina
DO" latters daughter were enter
tanned hv friends r. o. rumoreI
among tho friends ~ Nr SnicIborr
whose strenuous profss -fpnal acffvf
fics arc we'll known iu This citv. fha.
R' may aspect f1 hear Interesting
nn"a in tho near future. az the
fnNrHf0Nu tours OF rho attorney are
personally conducted by mo- Jess dig
rfary than hia dIminufivo hfrhrs.4
Dan cupid Yes. ehc fs pretty. rich
and viii graduate from high school
This year Looks lkc Juno bride
Tor Wheeling or Iohnsfowr. or both
Attorney lI O. Grant BIAS returned
home after spending several dat. boz
Eastern cities
Aiiss Mabel Hagen hHe departed for
Canton -. t0 spend tiar with i.r
sister Mrs WD Graves. fYrmorf.
of fh.e cify
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
TARIFF Fight
tcontinued prom rirst Page,

than fho other $4,000 nn through econ
owiz.rr in government drrarfr.-t.
which work is fob L' taken up 90 on,.
hy fhe house committee ou a4perG.
furre
Whether fhe Democrats uW .t
temp 200 tho extra session fo rrviae
ans other schedule THAN wool and cot
tom depends much upon fbo Iarrfh of
limo required f0 dispose az those two
Some food tariff. nro being considered
and sugar ie regarded particularly as
% target which fh. committee as yrf
haH NOT seriously considered A.
surar brings in 500 5000 In revenue
annually. there le little prospect OFF
ihaf schedule bc'ng taken 100 before
ih" regular session OF congress next
uIUfnr
In fhn senate mo deadlock between
fho rrru'trH and insurgents over con.
mIfffe assignments continues Whom
n meets tomorrow. adIourrmerf rr
800 Thursday BEL expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
SOCIETY
Woman's Club.

Tho Literary. Art and Domestic
cience departments of the Woman's
Club met at the Board OF Trade
rooms Saturday afternoon for further
organization. The chairmen elected
for these departments are: Mrs
Bates NcLain. Literary: Mrs. q. r
Wood. Art. and Mrs W. c. McGregor.
Domestic Science. The civic depart
ment was formed at the preceding
meeting. Plans for study In the vari-
Gus departments are being put in
such shape that very shortly the club
will be on good working basis.
Many members have not siguiiied
their intention OF joining depart
ments. This is very essential 10 the
completion OF plans. and the request
has been made that the members no
tify the secretary. Miss Carrie Zane.
POS South Front street. in what de
partments they wish 10 be enrolled
The chairmen Of the departments will
be glad TO give any further informa.
ton that may be desired ANY appli-
cations for membership In the club
should also be sent 10 the secretary
ar the above address before the
fourth Saturday in May. that they
may be acted upon before the active
work begins In the far
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS
FOR 7. w. A. CONVENTION

hours. Evening. 100 oclock-smok-
or Tor delegates and friends at T. NJ.
\. Vaudeville entertainment with
local talent participating. wrestling
bouts. musical program and refresh
ments
Saturday-Closing day. The bust
ness of the convention will be closed
mp in the morning. and the feature
event OF the convention will be pulled
on IN the afternoon. when a baseball
team from the local T. VI. 4. will
clash with nine made up from visit
ing delegates.
On Sunday. May IA. a delegation OF
about thirty members will 90 to Cleye-
land over the Pennsylvania i'm a char
tered car for the purpose Of boosting
the convention. Arrangements are no9
being made for a big minstel TO be
given in about three weeks by tha
association. and during the month or
June another benefit dance will be
held. Prospects for one OF the largest
conventions ever held in the history
OF the national organization are ex-
ceptionally bright. and nothing will
be LETT undone by the local associa-
ton that would add 10 the entertain
ment OF the hundreds OF visitors who
will be in the city at the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
NEWS BRIEFS
Little Items Told In
Few Lines.

Quite "A number OF local ATTORNEYS
/ joined the newly organized Municipal
league az the joint meeting Of the
league and the Bar association on
saturday afternoon. Members OF the
league addressed the Bar association.
outlining the purposes Of the organ
ization. and asked the cooperation OF
the attorneys In an effort TO secure
clean city government
The troubles OF Donald and Dee
cameron. two brothers who 10 is said
engaged IN fight on CITY and Elm
Grove car on Saturday evening. will
be aired before Judge Robinson this
morning. Joe May and Mike Dolan.
the conductor and motorman Of the
car. were arrested on complaint OF
The Camerons. and viii have hear.
ing also. u appears that the Gamer
ous started "a scrap and were told 10
ger OF the car. on refusing. the con-
ductOr and motorman elected them
iorciblr. and n Is claimed that the
motOrm1u struck the two with tho
controller handle. .ndIctinE severe
gashes. y large number Of passen-
gers have been summoned as wit
ucssos
The rumma~c sale which opened af
The Arbcul building. corner az Thirty.
third and Jacob streets. SATURDAY. will
be- continued aI week The sale is
he.nc conducted o. thc Kings Daucn.
ters. and auy person desiring 20 con.
tribute any clothing FOR tho sale can
d0 sO by calling if,1R on the Bell
phone
Both fhe Board OF Trade and
~ hcclirg business Mems association
wilI cooperate this year for aafo
and sane Fourth OF 1uit During this
week meeting OF tlo entertainment
committee OF rho BOARD OF Trade viii
Doc held. at which plaus Tor tho ceIe.
bratiou viii he outlined The ccIcbrs.
fou viii he on the same order as last
year. onls ON O. more elaborate scale
Motor boat races fireworks ~ the
river front and o. parade 90 thc water
front VII De- fhc holdIucrs
The BOARD ~ Trade has placed or
ders for thousands of souvenir but.
IONS fo hn distributed Dog Zoo mon.
beers or. fIr coming excursion Sou.
venir buttons viii also lc distributed
90 several Of tho conventions bearing
Trade 90 NhcclinE Your Best Mar.
fef
MIIrcu of So Mars Catholic
church vIl ho confirmed hy W.hou
Nonahuo 700 thc church u.u SUNDAY
evening af $780,
The chemical apparatus for Mozart
1000 arrived Saturday. and viu under
rn IfF fr.f fest TODAY under fIo dire,
tnn of fhe board of control s build
Irr his been erected iu which tho
rreI oIU o. fruf
With supper and bowling contest
fhc Kahn club vil ou Thursday oven.
Inr entertain frair iHdF friends
Prizes $500 bo awarded fhc winner.
Tho kain and Ladies' Social clubs
$500 rItc 90 private dance af frc D4r.
ROLL club ou Tle-da. evening. Nrrf
.-. 'nr the benefit OF fhr Kahn club
Nus.r VIII ho furnished hy fbc Orrrs
house orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
SPECIAL MEETING HELD YEsTER
DAY AFTERNOON.
Committee Plans for Big Ooings Dur.
ing the Week Of July 10Th
Go to Cleveland.

At largely attended and cnthusias-
tic meeting OF the Theatrical Mechani-
cal association yesterday afternoon
plans were further for the big nation
al I. NJ. \. convention TO be held in
this city starting on Sunday. July 9Th.
and concluding on Saturday. July 18th
The feature OF the meeting was the
report of Chairman c. y. Leroux OF
the entertainment committee. and ac-
cording 10 the present arrangements
there viii not be a duh moment dur
ing the entire week. Chairman Leroux
last evening announced the following
program for the week.
Sunday.-Arrival day. Committees
meet delegates az all depots. Enter
tain for visiting delegates al T. VI. A..
headquarters.
Monday Convention convenes at Q
o'clock in Elks club auditorium Ad-
dress OF welcome by Mayor {. G..
Schmidt. Sheriff Clemens and Chief
Hastings and other prominent local
officials will deliver addresses also.
Afternoon will be devoted 10 sight
seeing and carridine through this and
surrounding towns Benwood Brew
cry will be visited Evening. 100
delegates will gather AZ Court thea
ire. and Will 30 10 the Oaks. where
supper will be served and the even
ing spent IN the various amusements
the resort affords.
Tuesday. 9 70 l.. 10 5.-Conven-
ton hours. Evening. 7:3O-Delcgates
and friends will take boat ride up the
river. Music. dancing. entertain
ment features and refreshments
Wednesday. 90 H.. > TO Conven-
tiOn hours. Dance az Wheeling Park
in evening for visiting delegates and
friends. Music by T. ". 4. orchestra.
All kinds Of refreshments will be-
served
Thursday. . 10 Il. . 10 Convcn-
tion hours Evening. = O'Clock An
nual banquet will DO served by Cater
or ZieEeufelder zoo place yet 10 be-
selected DELEGATES and friends will
be I'm Attendance
Friday. Q fo T.. p 10 . Convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
oempers eaxs lis outran.

WASHINGTON. April 23.-Presi-
dent Gompers. Of the American FEEDER
alton. today declared thar the arrest
of International Secretary John J. Nc
\amara. of the Bride and Structural
Iron Workers Of America. at Indianap-
oils last nicht was grossly outrage
Gus kidnapping. and attributed the ar.
rest to enemies Of organized labor and
% plot az money interests 10 destroy
labor unions. He suggested that the
states. In The exercise Of thor police
powers. are as foreign 20 each other
as are foreign countries. and that no
country would think of giving up "a
citizen ON m"r" demand Of another
country without hearing.
How long are tho American PEG.
pie going tO stand for kidnapping
asked Mr. Gompcrs Mcnamara was
spirited away without giving him tho
slightest chance 10 give prima facic
evidence ~ his innocence. taken from
bis own home and state without aid Of
frends or attorney The state was
aIl sof. The properties air arranged
carefully and then up went the cur
tain with n blair" ~ frumpefs upon tho
first act ~ tragedy contemplating
the assassination of organized labor.
"ff might luef as we'll Do Mcnamara
as another. The whole affair smacks
NJ we'll laid prcHrraugcmonf
The interests off corporate wealth