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entail work done.
Renus Arnold is erecting a "cow

east part of town.
Gold Medal Butter, only sold at
Warnock & Hughes-winner of
State Fair medals.
Mr.. and Mrs, M. L. Trapp went
to Chitwood yesterday afternoon to
spend the Fourth with their son,
Dudley. and family.
Harry Lutey had valuable colt
get badly cut in barb wire fence
this week 1t is thought the colt
will live but will be badly Scared.
Mrs C. R. Hoevet entertained at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Sixteen ladies were present and the
afternoon was spent playing whist.
Jay Dunn and Walter Hall yes
terday shipped pool uf wool to
Houck Milling company of Nc
Minnville. The pool consisted Of
5000 hounds and brought l8 cents
per pound here. Thirteen farmers
were represented in the pool.
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Sp
Y 4, 1913
lch Community Cat
)ur Rustling Associat,
Chitwood and Eddyville the latter
nort of l,.A ,,azt.
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ublican or a Muwmump

deputy and gets $500 per year.
DR.. Roy Henry and wife walked
up from Marshfeld to Newport
where they will spend the Summer.
The Doctor will practice dentistry.
The household goods were sent
around by water. 1t was a long
walk, but they enjoyed it.
MARRIED. Of Dr p,-,nJ. Ill =
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some of our peaceful citizens in tht
science of self defense.
Saturday morning while logging
Dave Ramsdall got tangled up ir
some logs. but escaped with a few
scratches about the face.
There will be a Fourth of July
picnic in Chas. Aliens orchard.
Dorcey Rochester and George
Lang were registered at the Hotel
Chitwood a couple of days last
! week.
! Newport
; The fishing boats are all busy
going out to the beds and catching
halibut. The Ollie S. came in Sat-
urday with lis halibut and num-
Der of linn cod AMI grupers. She
also brought in large man eating
shark. which measured seven feet
and was large enough to kill man.
The SeadUg came in Sunday with
120 halibut. This is the largest
catch that any of tho the boats
have made this season.
The Wanderer, Capt. Bob Volt,
is here for the puprose of fishing.
The Captain claims the honor aud
distinction OF discovering these beds
some three years ago. The location
Of these beds are of recent date.
1t looks now from the amount Of
fish taken that this will be great
industry and will be an important
source of revenue to the people Of
Newport and Lincoln county. The
Arrow, Orabella aud Fremont are
also in the fishing business and these
boats are making good catches.
AS the season opens. the business
/ will increase.
The machinery for the ice plant
is now being intalled and within the
next week the manufacture of ice
will commence. 1t is the purpose
or the company to furnish all the
ice needed in this county as we'll a
to supply any other place that may
need ice.
The creamery that is being built
at Newport will be running in ten
CIR twelve days. Oliver Davis is
the manager.
The Light and Power Co. is now
engaged with a number If work.
rnen in nI1ffinn I'm thu norn TIM ton
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Cook of
Chitwood were Toledo visitors We'd
nesday. While here they purchased
one of those fine ranges of Gard
ner & Peterson.
A home near the beach on easy
terms. We have bunch of six
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TOLEDO, LINCOLN G,
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Chauncey Ohmart. who is run
ming steam road roller near Sa-
lem. visited at the Ohmart ranch
here over Sunday. returning to
Salem Monday.
John Covert is sporting a new
blackboard.
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piece Will keep time.
Buy a South Bend Watch
and YOU will always be On
time.
Call and get prices.
Jack Pelmulder
THE JEWELER
Toledo, Oregon
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Lincoln County.
Mrs. Elmira Beatty. plaintiff,
VS..
Anna l.. Foster, Naomi C. Span-
Ger. formerly Naomi C. Hogg. Nor
man S. Bentley and William Pink
ney White. defendants.
To Anna L. Foster, Naomi G..
Spencer, formerly Naoim c. Hogg,
Norman S. Bently and William
Pinkney White. above named de-
PENDANTS:
In the name of the State of Ore
GOn, You and each Of you are here
by required to appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled suit now on file in
the office of County Clerk of Lin
coin County. Oregon. (being the
county in which the above entitled
suit is pending in the Circuit Court
for said county and state:) on or
before the day last named in the
order for the publication of this
summons made by the Honorable
John Fogarty. County Judge Of
said Lincoln county. Oregon, which
said order and time for answering
said summons are hereinafter re-
ferred to, tu-wit: Gn or before
six weeks from and after the date
of the first publication hereof; and
You are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint as herein required. for
want thereof. the plaintiff will ap-
ply to the above entitled court for
the relief dem andcd in plaintiffs
complaint. namely; for decree
Of said court that plaintiffs title
to the following described real prop.
erty, to-wit: All that part and
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Will trade for small place near To-
ledo. All kinds of berries and
fruit; out range unlimited: II
miles to school. Price $3,5OO.
A. M. Wheelock. Linville. Oregon.
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A new line of laCies' Dire ssing
combs, side combs. back combs,
Just received. R. S. Van Cleve.
Attorney C. E. Hawkins of this
city has been appointed deputy
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carts at each application. Try it
and see how quickly it will relieve
the pain and soreness. Sold by all
druggists.
FOR SALE. f'H
Two of the finest building lots in
the south part of town. level,
cleared and under cultivation.
Call at this office.
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vile were down to church Sunday
George Prescott and family Wis
tied friends at Lutgens Sunday.
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j. G. Barnes has purchased
1 Ii

SuoOIIHC IdUHCII DIUG yGII ITUII
Charlie Johnson.
Siletz
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1UTtIUr Oh INC ISE4 OF tlIe oE4 OF

put tIOII O1 tHc ISL4 UI tHe Dig UI
section 81 in township 10 south,
range 9 west of W. M. in Oregon,
lying north of the Yaquina river
and more fully described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Beginning on the
line between sections 81 and SO in
I. 10 S. r. 9 W, in the center IF
YaQuina river. running thence
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ther sum Of $ll.20 costs and dis

ther sum OF Sll.20 costs and dis
bursements in said action. which
said judgment was enrolled in the
Office of the Clerk Of said Court in
Lincoln county, state of Oregon, on
the. 26th day of November, 1893.
and which Judgment has been sat-
isfied in the amount of $72l 90.
paid in to the Clerk of said Court
and credited on said judgment on
the 22d Gay of January, 1904, as a
result of IN execution issuing out
&c cn;l C..a,,;I CArsI of / :.ola
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
16O acres near Linville, Oregon.
c.. sIool. and fnrra
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Mrs Caroline Peterson,
Eddyville. Or.
1t is now well known that not
more than one case of rheuma tism
in ten requires any internal treat
ment whatever. All that is needed
is a free application If Chamber
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lur child has

cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by
1r;u;nrx Chn n,n lo ~, .. ConxL Dn.a
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county, Oregon, for the enforce

'0uHe5' OtSbOI' tut t1S CfIiOtNe-
nent of said judgment. and upon
which execution the Sheriff made
4 return to the effect that said
Judgment was unsatisfied. except
n the amount of S721.00. and
which Judgment has been satisfied |
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ERY TASTE
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FOURTH A
Time is Money
If you lose time you lose
money, and if you save time
you save money. You cannut
save time unless YOU have the
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4 have the time unless your time
\ piece will keep time.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
BuNCO SteeHeXS Soy Police Were
 M Collision
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-In- Vestigators are conducting an inquiry based on charges of the bunco steer CTS now under arrest that eight members of the local police depart ment suspended today by Chief of Police White. were in collision with them in connection with their opera tons, directing attention chiefly to the sensational statement of one of the convicted men, who accused detective of having hired four assas- sins to murder him. The charge was made by Michael Gallo. serving q term at san Quentin for grand lar ceny
 About the time Gallo was telling the story confirmation was being received in a voluntary statement from Maurice De Martini, another member of the gang recently con victed and now waiting sentence. Eight of the accused officers were called before the police commission CTS today for an informal hearing on the charges.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
BRYAN ON WAY !. ID SACRAMENTO
Secretary of State Starts for California in Hopes of Assisting in Drafting Land Legislation Not Ob- jectionable to Japanese
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WASHINGTON. April 24.-Secre- tary Bryan left Washington at 6:45 o'clock tonight over the Pennsylvania road for Sacramento where on Mon day he will begin consultations with Governor Johnson, and members of the California legislature in an effort to frame anti-alien land laws that will not conflict with treaty obliga . tions of the United States with Ja- pan.
 T go hopefully, yet with a reaiza tion of the responsibility involved said the secretary as he left the White House after a final conference with the president MT. Wilson had explained earlier in the day during a conference with newspaper men that the purpose of Bryan's visit was to take counsel with the California authorities as to the best way to avoid international difficulties.
 The president let it be known that he considered the attitude of the Ja- panese government in arguing it's case as proper and friendly. There had been no note of antagonism despite reports to the contrary and the posi- llol Ol tllc AldN been one of respectful urgency thai no discrimination be made against their people.
 Inquiries as to just what Japan would consider discrimination brought forth an intimation from the presi- dent that with the eligibility of tho Japanese to citizenship still a debat- able question it would be difficult tC define just what would be\construec as discrim nation. Bryan himself de- clared later than he went with nc specific instructions, but simply witf a general idea that discrimination aimed directly at the Japanese should ] be avoided if possible.
 The secretary will keep in toucl | the president by telegraph and unti ! his arrival at Sacramento, the ad ministration hopes that no action vii be taken by California.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
Governor of Sonora is Re fused Forty Thousand Pesos With Which He Wished to Arm Miners tC Move On Guaymas
IS GIVEN ALL
 COMPANIES RIFLES
United Consul at Nogales, Sonora, is Arranging for Transportation fol. the Women and Children in Cananea
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CANANEA, April "A. - Ignaco l. Pascuira, insurgent governor of So- nora. here today was refused a loar of 10000 pesos by the Cananea Con- solidated Copper company. He wished to use the money to arm. 1000 idle miners and employ them in n cam paign against Guayas.
 However, on the written demand from Colonel AlardO, commanding the state troop garrison here, the Amer ican mining officials delivered all the rifles owned by the company Nego- tiationS of the governor with the min ing officials resulted today in nc arrangement regarding the reopen ing of the full operations of the va rious plants. Some 2500 idle miners have threatened bread riots.
 Frederick K Simpich, United States consul at Nogales, Sonora, is arrang- ing transportation to the border fol American women and children. About 700 Americans remain here. From 500 to 900 have already reached the border, which is only about thirty miles distant.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
FwedmQmn FaiLs To AnSWey Health
 Service Letters
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WASHINGTON, April 24.-Com- munication between the public health service here and Dr. Friederich F. Friedman, the Berlin physician who claims to have discovered tubercu- lar vaccine has practically ceased, ac- cording to information given out to- day by the health bureau.
 Surgeon General Blue said that Friedman had not replied to letters written him by the bureau, and the department is merely waiting on the results shown by the patients already treated
 Experts for the government arc continuing to observe the patients ir New York. and elsewhere whom F'riedmann has inoculated with vac cine, and labratory experiments with the vaccine are being continued No direct reply has been received by the health authorities to a re- quest for more vaccine or informa- ton regarding it's manufacture, nol has there been q reply to letter re gently sent regarding the "haltins progress in the demonstration of tho alleged curative value of the discoy- cry.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
WEALTHY MEN WHITE SLAVES
 N0T THE GIRLS
Former Assistant District Attorney of Los Angeles Says That Women Thrive There Off Tribute EXtOrt- ed from Men of Means
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LOS ANGELES. April 24.-Men. wealthy men and not young girls are the white slaves of Los Angeles slaves of the women that prey. F. J. Fleming, an attorney made that state ment today after he had testified for forty minutes before the county grand jury which is Investigating white slavery in Los Angeles.
 Fleming denounced Mrs. Josie Ros- enberg the alleged chief procurer for the millionaire protector" of the Jonquil Hotel, who wore his picture in her watch. In his eyes. sine was the head of feminine cammora and lived off wealthy men who slipped even for d night and played the 'gooo fellow in the cafes. Tribute was afterward drawn from them, he said on pain of exposure.
 Fleming was formerly assistant dis trict attorney in charge of the city prosecutions at the police station. IT his time there was a segregated dis trict That was afterward eliminat ed, making the city what has since been called chemically pure" But Fleming said today that i people knew the existing morality conditions and the operations of con- scienceless women blackmailers, they would rise in arms. Geo. H. Bixby the Long Beach millionaire, who wa: summoned as witness and fo1 i whom bench warrants were issued i: still missing
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
TELLS ABOUT WINE
Bryan Gives Reason for Serving
 Grape Juice at Dinner
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WASHINGTON, April 24.-Comment on the substitution of unfermented grape juice for wine usually served on such occasions at the dinner given by Secretary Bryan and Mrs. Bryan on Monday evening in honor of Am bassador Bryce caused the secretary to isue a statement today explaining the incident.
 In it for the first time Bryan made public the question how the fact that contrary to the customs of the Bryan household to serve wines would be received in official society he dis cussed with President Wilson before he accepted the portfolio of secretary of state and asked Wilson if it would embarrass the administration not to l,erve wine he was assured he could use his own discretion in the matter
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
THREE PARTIES EN GAGED IN
 HOUSE FIGHT
Republicanism, Democracy
 and Progressivism Each Have Their Turn at Civ ing and Taking Warm Compliments
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WASHINGTON. April 24.-Repub- licanism was described as dead. damned. and lost forever;" democracy was accused of rushing to clean their feet on the progressive party door mat and the progressive party was characterized as "a branch shot tro:3 the dead republican trunk" in three -cornered tariff debate in the house today.
 Representatives Hamilton and Ford hey of Michigan, took up cudgels for the republican minority, later bit
 terly assailing the sugar schedule and the free listing of lumber and wool as ruinous to American industry
 Representative Hamilton ridiculeyl
 the democrats and criticised the president. With cocksureness the
 man accustomed to instruct the inn
 mature mind youth" he said .the
 president in his address to congress
 undertook to settle in eight minutes
 the problems that have vexed the
 minds of statesmen for more than a
 hundred years
 Representative Hinebaugh Of H. linois. and Representative Rulings Of Pennsylvania, attacked the Under wood bill on behalf of the progress sive party. Representative Hulling. declared the bill would not curb mo nopoly nor reduce the cost of living He predicted that if President Will son could convince the people tha the tariff ideas are right the demo l cratic party will remain in power fo1 l the next twenty years.'
 Representative Hammond of Min nesota and Representative Peters O Massachusetts. defined the bill oi 1 behalf of the democratic ways an, means committed. asserting that i i was an honest effort to tighten tn, burdens of the people, it stripped tn 1 tariff of discriminations and privil | eges to the favored few.
 l The new. democrats, among then 1 Representative Aswell of Louisiana Vann of Mississippi and Barkley O Kentucky. expressed fealty to thei i party and the bill and defied tn progressives to create discord in tn ranks.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
Railway is Cut

FL PASO, April 24.-The Mexican Northwestern railway was cut today between Pearson and Madeira. The road has been uninterrupted in traf- fife for nearly month. The line is reported to have been destroyed by federals sent out from Chihuahua to combat the insurgents.
 It is expected the federal soldiers taken prisoners by the United States troops incident to the battles oppo- site Nogales and Naco, Ariz., will be sent to JuareZ by way of Fl Paso. The intention of the Huerta govern ment to ship 40 refugee soldiers to Guaymas by way of San Diego. Cal. will not be permitted. it is said. as JuareZ is the nearest border point in control of the federals. Quay mas is threatened by attack. while conditions directly below JuareZ are quiet
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
SMITHS RESOLUTION
 PASSES SENATE

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The senate passed Sena or Mark Smiths reSol tion calling on Pre- Sident Wilson for a report on the claims of American citizens for loss of property in Mexico and the number of Americans killed or imprisoned there since the be-
 ginning of the Madero revolution.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
FIND MANY BODIES
Thrty-fiv Dead Removed From the
 FinIeyvilIe. Mine
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PITTSBURG, April 24-When dark ness fell tonight thirty-five bodies had been taken from the Cincinnati mine of the Monogahele River Con- solidated Coal and Coke Company at Finleyville, the scene yesterday of a disturbance and explosion. Many other bodies are said to have been located. Eight miners are unaccounted for and tonight rescuers were unable to reach the inner working on account of gas, water and debris. It was announced tonight that a hundred and ninety en- tered the mine yesterday. Seventy five are known to have made their escape after the explosion.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
To Resume Freight Service

TUCSON, April "A. - Full freight and passenger service will be resumed by the Southern Pacific of Mexico as soon as the work of inspection ant repairing can be done, according tC President Epes Randolph. The road has just been given back into the control of the company by the state authorities of Sonora, who held it fOl nearly two months.
 Trains will be operated tomorrow between Empaime and NOgales, ac- cording to plans announced tonight but freight shipments are still re- fused.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
N. B. A. WINDS UP
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ROCHESTER,, April 24.-Business of the seventh tournament of the Ma tional Bowling association wound up tonight Leaders in all events and singles as announced tonight were:
 All events-Smith of New York, 1928; Ander of Paterson. N. J., 1910; Heins of New York, 1S46.
 Singles-Kumpf of Buffalo. 712; Noack of Newark, N. J 6S6; Jan sick of Bridgeport, 675.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
TY COBB 70 CONFER.
Expects to Make Agreement With the
 Detroit Management.
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DETROIT, April 24.-Ty Cobb, De- troit's outfielder- and worlds cham pion batsnlan, who has been holding out for a $15,000 salary. reached De- troit late tonight He will meet President Navin of the Tigers to- morrow in an endeavor to reach a settlement of the dispute.
 Cobb had little to say except that he expected some agreement with the Detroit management.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
Withdraw from Candidacy

MEXICO CITY, April 24.-General Felix Diax and Francisco De la Barra, the foreign minister, definitely with drew tonight as candidates for the presidencey and vice. presidency, re- spectively, of Mexico. The reason given is the action of the congress sional delay with regard to the elec tions.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
JAPAN ASKS COOPERATION
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WASHINGTON. April 24.-An ap- peal for cooperation in seeking a satisfactory solution of the California alien land law situation came by cable from the Chambers of Com merce in Japan to the board of direc- tors of the national chamber of com : merce which began a three days session here today.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
ALTITUDE RECORD
 IS TWICE BROKEN

ANNAPOLIS, April 24. - The hydro altitude record was broken twice today when Lieutenant P. NJ. l.. Bellenger of the marine corps ascended 3710 feet in a Curtiss machine. Later in the day Ensign Victor Her batter climbed to 4450 in d Wright machine.
 The former record was 3500 feet, made by Lieutenant John H. Towers of the navy.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
BOMB FOR COUNCIL.
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NEWCASTLE, April PA bomb exploded in the offices of the county council tonight. The damage was slight The explosion is attributed to suffragettes.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
HONUs WAGNER NOT HURT.
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PITTSBURG, April 24.-An ex-ray examination of the injured knee of Hans Wagner of the PittsburS Ma tionals, disclosed nothing more than bad bruises. Wagner said he would play ball within two weeks.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
HUNGER BILL PASSES.
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LONDON, April 24.-The hunger
 strike bill passed the third reading in the house of lords tonight.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-25
WEATHER TODAY.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 24.-For AriZona-Fair.