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IONE PROCLAIMER IONB .OREGON EVENTS OF THE DAY Nersj Items fathered from An Part? of the World. Lass Important but Not Lam Inter ssttng Happenings from Pobmt Outside tho Stat. Another football player has been killed and one seriously hurt. Cattlemen in Wyoming have pleaded guilty to silling sheepmen. A labor convention at Toronto hai gone on record for woman suffrage. Cairo ! quiet ootwardly, bat troops are etill held there for fear of another outbreak. Lyman J. Geare. ez-eeeretary of the ' treasury, ir to marry Mr a. Ada Ballot - of Ban Francisco. A meaaasa bu been received from Roosevelt saying no accident whatever hae happened to hla party. ' Suffragette at Bristol, England, at tacked a cabinet minister and admin iatered a whipping with a horsewhip, The controller of the treasury haa decided that settlers who did actual work on irritation projects mast be paid. The aeal catch la Serins sen was about 600 short this year of the nnm ber allowed by law. which is 18,000 skins. ' The kaiser, to cement friendship with Austria, violated traditioa by welcoming the morgan tie wife of an arohduk to the Uennan paiaee. Mrs. BooseveU and family are en the way to New York. An ex-offlelal of the sugar tract. has been indicted for fraud. Cuba's expense! for the next year are estimated at almost $30,000,000. The leders of Booth American repub lic! are to meet in a conference next July. x President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, claims mbstaatial victories, both land and sea. The Denver Bio Grande road has Increased the pay of all it shop em pioyea I cents an hour. The-conference on infant mortality at New Have, Conn., resulted la the forming of a society for work. A man has beea arrested at Fret no, Cel., who is wanted in nearly avery coast city for passing bad checks, Thirty Ashing veatels are ashore, aad half-doson missing as the result of the stem off the coast of Now l'ouadlaad. A vans presented, to President Taft by Japanese while ho was at Seattle has beea valued at SS.S0 by the cus toms officiate. The donors gave the im pression that H was worth 15,000. The Milwaukee road has Just ordered M locomotives to be naed as its Paciic coast lino. Adolph Hackmalr, of Baa Fraaeioco, has beea appointed eeasas supervisor f Alaska. Heavy rains la Haytt have caused serious damage. The precipitation reached 14 laches. Poor bmo have boom found gniky of robbing a mail ear oa the Uaioa Paeilo near Omaha, May K. The Baa Praaclees Chinese, who are vngaged is a toag war, bide their time for polios surveillance to rem. -Scientists Hi conference a" New Havea, Conn., dtoeussed plans to pre REFORESTATION IS EASY. Observations of a Practical Timber- man Otaart Sot Forth. , (By J. 8. Toung, Ianun-Poaloea Log . ging Co,., Kolso, Wash.) The Timbermaa: ' As the sjuestioa of eonssrring oar present forests sad ra foresting our Mgged-onr lands la bow commanding so much attention, a few observations from one who hai given the subject eonsidcrabio thought may not be oat of place. People who are dealing with statistics aad theories tell as that our forests will bo practically exhausted ia Ifty years, at the present rate of euttret; and as the rate of consumption will undoubt edly increase, It would scorn that oar only hope of a supply for future gener ations is in growing more trees. The question of conserving and pro tecting our forests and raising another crop of timber to take the .place of the one we nre now cutting and destroying is purely as economic one. and not gov erned .by academic theories, lie nee, wc Will conserve and protect our present forests, plant and raise a aew crop of trees on our logged off lands jast as soon as wc find out that it pays to do so. The writer remembers doing a lot of hard work, in early life, along with many others, destroying our forests that wc might raise grain and garden truck to eat and hay for our stock; aad wbyf Because these things to us had a value. and trees had none. We could not eat them and nobody wanted to buy them. But marh the change today. The trees have STORM IN JAMAIC ' Hear Don-poor of Bala Breaks All Previous Records. BEAT! LOSS OF LIFE IS FORE During; Four Days 48 Inches of Rain FaS Kingston Suffers Dam age of S50O.0OO. . Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 10, via Hol land Bay, Ja., Nov. 18. From the frag' msntary reports arriving hers from the countryside the damage resulting from the storms and floods that bars raged throughout this island since last Friday is enormous. Loos of life hss resulted, but sati mates are impossible. A portion of the railway and the coast liae on the north lide of the island bos been eeriouxly damaged. Property in and around Kingston suf fered severely, the damage sustained thus far being estimated at $500,000. The recorded rainfall from November 6 to November 10 was 48 inches. The downpour continues, the daily fall av raging 10 inches. In one day the precipitation"" amounted to IS inches. There are no sia-na of the weather value: our toresta are at the nraunt tlna nn nt th ki wnalth Ia th riilM alnns th. Pa i A. i breaking. Coaat and th nrfitiAM f. . I UmmunKation,was established today forestins are so favorable, the on be I ,IB "n tteamer. made a soures of wealth for all time to A" ckgPh.. wirM i down and come. But as approximately only 20 "P" wmK hdi irom jungiton per-cent of the standing timber of the 10 " We hcuM' D' P0"- The banana plants tions la the north aad northeastern portions of the island have beea badly hit by the storm. Thousands of acrei of trees have beea leveled, and the fruit . trade is at complete at and till. The United fruit Compsuy'i steamer country is in the hands of the govern incut and about 80 nor cent under nri vato owaership, the question of refor- eitation presents some serious difficul ties. What Is the age of our present for est if What ars the means to he em ployed to retorest our logged-off landsf I Bradford, which went ashore at Port wnei icngtn or tunc will it take! What I nonio, is a total wreca. xne Brad boaefite-ean be derived! And then I """a was built at Copenhagen in 1904. the great question, Will it pay . She was of 911 tons net register, and lo the Dm question, 1 would answer: Lwss owned by M. Jcbsen, of Hamburg. 'From 100 to 400 years." The na-1 Numerous sloop have been lost off ihe tional government is at the present time leoast. The Norwegian steamer Amanda gattieriug the data to answer questions was ashore t Port Antonio, but was wo anu torce. - I auccessrnlly floated. Joe writer has made corns observa tion! remrdino the vrowth of timh Nvliich lead him to believe that orowinsl ' - MOB 18 QWBLLED. Limner will Dir. i nava rnnnii tra IX". years-old 52 inches ia diameter on the Is1 Companies of atlUUa Boston Or- tump, that cut over six thousand feet merchantable lumber. The annual growth allowed these trees were 24 nebes on the stump st 40 years and at mat time should cut 000 feet of lumber. rom my observations, extending over der at Cairo. Cairo. 111.. Nov. lM-Wlth the negro, rthur Alexander, last of those arrested in connection with the murder here last Wednesday of Miss Anna Pelley, aafe several sections of timber, 100 trees le ou nt,i ""' of to 18 laches in diameter can be grown P c which nns neio Cairo for four days seems quelled. Alexander, reported to have" been Im plicated in the murder of Miss Pelley by the negro James, one of th victim. eat Ue heavy infant mortality. A boy bank robber at New Albany, Ind.. killed the cashier and wounded the president aad his negro chauffeur. A Winn toe airl dashed Into a burs lag building ia aa effort to cava her young brother, bat bom were euraoo. Two masked robbers at Portland tied a family aad then ransacked the .house for money. A boot fiuv was esc area. A ettemnt was made to burn a' col red spiritualist and his family at Chi sago. Ooal oil was poured ss the front part of the house and a match applied, bat tno are was sniagaiaasa. Two prominent Oakland bankers have bona arrested lor making dam my wans. A Umber raiser has offered to ellmb Meant McKlalsy la Alaska, far alO, 00. " . The Pinehot Balliaoer last baa again twokoa out, aad Taft may have la toko aides. Aa miotics of korssono la a War- road, Hiaa boo as saaoed the death of S family of sovea. . . The soar! of appeals tenia? ie sot a viola Uoa si too Now York asti-gembUag law. - Port her elide aa the Boothorn Pa it have delayed traSw betweaa Port lead aa1 Saa Praaetaso, Now Tsrk has aaearthod a graft among the so) lee who are sscpssii he regmlato naming aalcmsbillsts Tw voasah) oeiHded ow BUek InUad, lm tko AUaaths, and ahrroa atoa weso drowaod. Om vassal at Misvo4 as ava gaaa on each acre in 40 years and these wril make 30,000 feet of merchantable lum beri these same trees will cut 75.000 leet at the end of 12S years. The auaation l Wh&l.jvin k th 1 nt this 30.000 feet af timber iron an i OI nigm s mob, was seat to aa aa acre in 40 years or the 75,000 feet l"nD point norm of aarc late yes growa oa aa acre Id 12S years t 'I will ,M(Jy .sfternoon. IJe was eseoried hasard a gases that 80,000 feet otttom th J to a apecisl trains by siaaaiag timber will bo worth 8 porl"rn companies or minus. thousand ia 40 veers, and that mm "That's himf" "He'll come ban. I" of land pleated to ftr trees will eara 6l"B,,r" the aiggerl" end "We'U got per year for the entire period, not I Bin M- from the spectators. counting the small trees that can be I "wo wt of fours wsre ia advaaee of takea out and utilised for wood, posts " prisoner, who was handcuffed and na boms soring the u years. I oy deputy sheribTa. Two seta I do not think there Is any use to Is' 'curs followed. As the traoMn which we saa pat our mountainoot, ""g north toward the railroad, along rocky, logged off loads that wilt yield Tweatieth street, .three eomn.i. mm miuKm wraiis. laoaga (e ise lndi-ic'avu tne atreot is advance of the as vidua! 40 years is a long time to waitlcort, and a like number followed ia the ror a aarvsn, wa sot Mug to too cuts I roar, keeping back ths crowds. OS HIWB. To my mind, the phase of the ones ties that presents the most serious dill- cultles is ths problem of taxation. 1 have no hesitation ia aayiag that ear present system of taxaUoa, particularly legnruing growing timber, tl.ali wrong WEim II BOBBXS. Prominent Curares Works Makes fto- msrkaMs Osaf sasism. 1m Anirelea. Nov. IS. A anaf, I do not propose to discus, the matter whirB tho sheriff officTL? as to whether the timber iaterests hare iid-,klnt ttvz s jars afaa?? ? r'.&i'Sh-M worhi .Td-writ'aa' th.7n.it grower, and Uxesth. growing n ITS rttmV V"1 crop of timber over and over, and at . "'g"". ft W. l0"1. tt rate that wiU sonlseato the eat ire rep , ,u ' 1 ,1 ? aA ,. . I . f ot the motorcvele. bat ahm ta th thaft rOBTBOOMOTO MBSSAOJB. President Taft Will Ask for Hpoch Maklng Cnazifoa. Washington, Nov. Iff Ths skiaf subjeeto to be discussed by President Taft la his forthcoming message to congress ars not secrets sines ths re cent tour of the president. Us has in dicated pretty clearly in his speeches what they will bo, and has mapped oat a program more ambitions and more ex tensive than even Mr. Koosevclt him self over attempted. If r. Taft proposes to submit the whole program to con gress at one time to ask in a single m encage for ths enactment of lawa Umt will, if they are passed, mark ths com ing sensioa of congress aa truly epoch- making. Most of the bills he proposes to have introduced effect corporations in one way or another, and the moat impor tant of them promise to arouse fully TAFT IS HOME AGAIN JM AC Sk . - luurncj m so ihji ram n g. duel rresident 1 Weight. GLAD HAND AWAITS HOMECOMING Prwstdmnt Say Ha Could Stand Two as Thraa Weeks Mora en Road . 18,000 Mllaa Covered. Weshlngtoa, Not. 11. After sa ab as much opposition as anything that ss&co of more than three months, dur- " ",-ng wnich as has mad. a 13.0O0.miU Mr, Taft will Dronoas in eon grans lm-, trip through ths West aad South. Pres. porta at legislation upon as least ten fdent Taft last sight slept la the White, subjects. Each is a matter wnieh will House. provoke discussion nnd ou opposi- f H. left tft iu) A , tion in eongress, especially in the aen- AhMra at th .a. IT , ate, mo ttaTfrm'E prciot point of SLJSLTtj if th? F0?1 LS :f tune of ths same cheers, but h acrimonious seaaran. inn eniei suo- ... : . icct. on which the president will 13 , J-'.. . wuillk wu ED ommend legislation are: (White House and Mrs. speeches of welcome he climbed Taft, and Readjustment of the duties and hiT t. 11 ZTLrj powers of ths Interstate Commerce Til --""' cnauneur 1. flunerviaion at th liana of abwtka 1 ... "u" . m and bonds bv intaratat. coroorationa. I ?U?" M OBia the . o . . iL.... . i Drier speocaea or welct a. Commission. S. Expansion of ths duties of the bureau of co too ratio its. creation or a new bursatt in toe department of justice to deal with violations of law by interstate carriers. A. bstnbliaoment of a se -sailed 'railroad court." ft. Amendment of she Sherman anti trust law. 7. Creation of a postal savings bank. 8. Ship subsidies. . Amendment of the procedure re garding the granting of Injunctions. io. Conservation of natural re sources. KNITS POK SUET. broke all ths speed records of ths dis trict. . - There was ao demonstration at'tho Whits House. The special police there kept the curious outside the grouads. aad whan Mr. Taft alighted and ran quickly up the steps he turned for a moment and waved a smiling farewell to Fred Carpenter, his secretary; Colo nel Spencer Crosby and CantalniVwMy. bald Butt, his two military aides, who bad aceoniianiil him en l. ... . President Taft decided that, except, ing for his impatience to be with Mrs. Taft again, he would not mind if tho trin lIlnnM lA.tl.... . t, . . : r - mii wi um wee as longer. Ho has beea greatly fatigued at the sad of sons of ths km n. grammes of entartainmeat ia a asm ber of r J ties, bat a good Bight's sleep al ways put the president in the best of shape. rOUETBBIT ARS KILLED. auras colnmbla Blactrkt Trains Crass; . . at Hlgb assd, Vancouver, B. 0.. Nov 11. F. teen dead, nine iniured. two ftli u m- aei remit or a collision between a runaway freight ear, lumber-laden, and a crowded intemrban passenger eoaek oa tho British Columbia Blcctrie Rail way's near hero early Wednesday morning. The deed and injared are mostly working mea. fhey wero bound for. thO earhuilftinv ahfm at N nrh. t-. u Iter to begin their dally toil. The passenger sax left Vaaeouver at JI-JtA alnh .1 a - tO to U years, whea It taVaa from 40 to 100 years to raise this crop, la aer- tainly opea to valid objection, As a aaMtituto for oar present system of taxiag Umber, based en values. I would the timber to est; a portion of this Ui " -ri, arobable to bo set aside to boar the exponas of fT". 19 f OB ,n-h, renreitatiea bv the stato a s-.l"Ueh h T- w'e the the motorcvele. but also ta the thaft of 1 1 horaea aad busrsTtec aad aava that all of the money no obtained from the sie f the stolen vehicles aggregated several tnousnnd OoUars. and had beea apem at gambling. tion to pay the expense of protectisa oar prensat larosts freea Irs aad sepre- datioa. t shell not attempt la this article to eater isto tho details of such a sehemo, I am told aa good authority that rais ing trees by the state or national snv oraateat pays in Europeaa countries. If as. why sot here oa our western coast, whore taa eenditieas are almost Ideal sheriff has beea search ins for for aa ral weeks. Tho resaarkabls eeafeesioa ends with s nvaror to Ood an aid th sheriff to recover tho stolen property aad return it u tho rlgaifal owners. Tkrsa ZhsaoX Ptva Xajarod. Qoiscy, Masa, Nov. IX OsWial Ig ares made pobUe today rhtbeats tao sow battleship North Dakota ia is a ! by hersoif aa gar aa steaming radius hi seatamoA The tWofaa ism? Plvtsaart, ljfmiUrH.m fcils. al a, 1 -1: lZulZr' -i saaa mrm aWd taa. atsm m Ml.laM anoed af IB huaa uaM h Kl.l-ht.k rw eJZ., tTT" JaMT nod assa are deed, va others are sert-INP cpoed of U kaois aa nr, hi able emar aatarod ad 11 mam oavd siai lr"T' MWO -amtieal miles witheot are amffarlaw froaa bmlaaa aad ahk. . "P aig " ta "T . 7 r ' ""P Masai oqb miles th rasalt Wltr.hu Isdgiarkooas withM. nsdeamhiaw be tmnkora. whil. oa the rives frcas early today. Wkaalsae weald be able ta sovst soot miles tho trt broho sot W Mraoao werel w,thot reosailag whoa steaming at o la ako baikria Piromea I axaaum apood of M kaota. oiooesa thorn aad carried the aad chiMroa ta safety. Bodies of the Brttaai OsMae mtav Osga, uaidoatitod foroignors wars not feend I Lewoea. Nov. IA A mart la eanrraat aatil this afternoon, wtoa aoreaas hero that akeaM tho hoaos of lords re eleorino: away taa dsWta fooad fchomljeet tko mift. Premier Aaawith and aadss ssairway, Former Boss of Sao Praadace Mav Loss Sight and Hearing. San FraneiMo. Nov. Iff. Abe Bnef. former boss of San Prandseo. who was absolute dictator of the city for five years, is threatened with total blind- and deafness. An one ration on his eyes will bo performed next Wed nesday and on the success of this will depend the effort ta aava hia Ruef has been in the eountv iall for little more than a year, pending ap peal of his ease to the hiirhar eonrt. van sentenced to four veers im prisonment by Superior Judge Lawlor after having been convicted of brib ing one of tho "boodling" board of supervisors ia the overhead tioltsy franchise ease. . . - Busf ia talklnr about his ease, at tributes his affliction to lack of air. He said: "I aavs been advised that aa opera- electric freight train, the rear ear of tloa is imperative and have deter- which was loaded with heavy bridtw mined to submit to it. I have also ', timbers. At ths top of a steep srado "'" """"i my mictions resnii uus obi gr toe city tu lumber from lack of air. There ia a growth ' v broke from tho freight and started ia my aose that ic said to also affect oa a wild rna down the hill. Th aa- my sight aad hearing. Since I have conger traia was not mora than a quar beea out hero rt haa boon impossiblo ' of a mils behind, but a curve at for mo to got any air except by walk-1 the foot of ths grade eat off a view of mg, and that only for m short dia- the track ahead! Just as tag passes tanee. " , . train mnndiut twt. h away lam ber ear dashed Into view. Noao of tko paawagiis seeapod sbIo jurod. Those who were not killed er maimed whoa tho irat crash aamo were caught andor the heavy timbers falling from the freight ear aad crashed tc death or suffered brakes bones, P - -swemamana-amB-BmamBBaapBi MisfJiMa lot pouinx TmU emalas Aro Thsss aVrngn far . Tears kg ScAaaUsta. . Chicago, TIL, Nov. 11-The missing link between rentiles and aamntk far eial uaformatioa has been received and which eiontiats have beea searching that nn understanding has bee reached ne Drwiu lrst put forth his theory between England and Germany that " ontlutioa, has boea discovered la may rosoh ia a period bain at t sort k western Texas bv PWaP tUm- thetr rivalry in aaval constraction. As m1 WendeU Willistoa, of too aniversity the chief purpose of the projected Cn-, Chicago, according to aa announce nadwn aavy was to sid ths mother weBt aiade by ths department of geol eoontry in tho event of hostilities, ,ogy of that university. VC. Wer b,iY,, o bo threatened ' Enormous lisard-liks fossil remains by Germany, the rumored arrangement , "vo boea anoarthed by tho nnlvsrsrty's Vtr" ,: , rversieate is London expedition, which Dr. Willieton Is eon "d. P the sitaatioa and I ting, and the scioatlBts decUre tho renders oanecessary the heavy expoa-1 animals lived more than 16,000,000 rV'" 1; -' ,y Cannda.'ysrs ago. Tno sxcavatloas la which M11"' thrfor- thnt rsmaiM were found ars ia the ro th! t? "UJ oalt wit" r rt tho Wichita river. Tho LluL !' ,ew TeB ot towil- buried ia a day soil of !Lri.,Mi -ft what was ones, rives delta. . WAS OLOTO JlMAMm Oaaada WIS Hot Ba Called TJnea as SaiM ayy. Ottawa, Ont., Nov. 1.The reported momentous arrangement between the cabinets of the British and German empires haa blighted the prospects of the Oanadmn navy. The proposal for about tJi3.000.000 to aUrt th. biMln. of war craft will sot sow be made, to tho Dominion government. - - newa I rom maids sources ia that ofli- Oook's Photos AasaUed.. .. Ura, O. m ChraK Xr, Dsad. r .. v. . I " KimU, "JOT. 11 MfS. V, B. htoant MeKialer party, i. . lee J " fore the Pstria slVb of Now IT m imriii tr T" r"V!" " 'rk' oWss oasss as a shock to tho T th0f oosaidsr- sosamaalty. Mrs. Grant was at years t?Tif. aa was sonviseod . and is ssrvlvod by her aosbaad and lSLSk y, ft contain Id fr shildrsav afrs. V.B. Xacey, wife eT anmaraf-fka peak. '-Th nkat-h. IJmu.. u. tt a w . S" the saw. Grant, U. a Grant, IT, J.W int "J ' b;4 'TV - from Grant nnd Faaais Oraat. Sao was the ZlJr ir..mnm "V I kwow a-ughtoff of tho Uta Senator aad Mia. mTmZ ZirZJrrf W r- , Ca Colorado. m. . Now Torn. Nov. ta I. naas, woo was secretary of . tko Oftasn ta IJaor's OaaL Saa rssalaaa bTm It W.. L Cor- aod at dlooft-woa aia a mAw av rT.ndw pZmJZZJr T Iaapsatoff Bmlow osooealed portad TdaLt!l!m Pf ol fa, the bwnkar. of the M-TmFf . mm Paaiae Mail staaans China. Tko drag jcot tao Mrst, Preaate Aaawitk aad I ho lias ssrtawat Ul 7T ZlZ TrTVT mm. aastsaiBg taowiry his oabtaet waald hamadlataly roaiga. tcaal trawkls. "'. ameiaoe woo had sMeansCad to )