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About The times. (Portland, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1912)
V o l . I . N o . 15 PO RTLAN D , OREGON, J A N U A R Y 27, 1912 WEEK'S NEWS DOINGS FLASHED FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH Price 5 Cents AGITATORS THREATEN MAYOR, COUNCIL AND CITY COMMERCIAL BODIES UNLESS JOBS ARE GIVEN January 18. B E R L IN , Germany.— Supple A base and contemptible plan pattern their lives upon the long- N E W H A V E N , Conn.— Presi mentary elections fo r candidates was worked upon the City Free ago exploded assumption that the dent Taft in a speech states he has for tlie Reichstag held in 77 elec Employment Bureau during the world owes every man a living no fear o f Socialism. Declares he toral districts. Socialists fail to past week. The Bureau is endea (which it dot's not nor never did) has too much confidence in the win. voring. with all sincerity and one member o f the bunch took a good sense o f the American people, L A W R E N C E , Mass.— M ilitary earnestn ch . to provide employ threatening attitude. Mouthing not agreeing with the view taken and police authorities consider ment for worthy and needy ap his words In' asserted that unless by Senator Bailey that there lies the discovery o f three lots o f d y plicants. Among the jobs o f jobs were furnished, there would a growing menace in Socialism. namite with fuses and caps, and fered were those o f grubbing, he a delegation o f unemployed MEDFORD. Ore.— The sales of the arrest o f suspects, as proof o f wood cutting, general farm work, men that would wait upon the orchards in Medford in six weeks a plan to destroy mill property in etc. There were 225 men offered City Council. Furthermore that reaches a total o f $427,000. connection with the textile work these positions, hut not more than the Commercial Club and the N E W Y O R K .— Edward A. Sto- ers strike. 25 accepted. Chamber o f Commerce would he tesbury, millionaire banker and H A V A N A .— Intervention in Cu The reason why this is so. it I besieged. partner o f J. I’ ierpont Morgan, ban affairs by United States will has been learned, is due to the fact who gave his bride a $4,000,000 not be necessary, the crisis having Up to Inst accounts we have not that they fell under the baneful present, copyrights her photo passed. influence o f local Socialist or 1. learned that Mayor Rushlight had graphs sent to newspapers, to pre January 21. W. W. agitators, who prevailed fled fo r safety to Scappoose. vent promiscuous publication. Neither has “ Three C ” Chapman W A S H IN G T O N , D. C.— It is re upon them not to accept work. N E W Y O R K .— A suspicion is ported that President Taft has as Monday afternoon E. ,T. Lewis, and the Board o f Governors o f the growing that the name o f W illiam surances that Theodore Roosevelt Tom Lewis. Julius Knispel, M. E. Commercial Club barricaded the Club Randolph llearst w ill appear as a w ill not become a candidate for Dorfman and ( ’ . B. Ellis, repre doors o f the Commercial factor in the election o f the Demo the presidency. senting the local Socialists, called Building. W ord has not gone cratic candidate fo r president, and FLO RENCE. Italy.— It is pub upon M ayor Rushlight. They forth, either, that the genial sec that as a dark horse ho is now in licly announced that the w ill o f stated that there were 14.(Hill idle retary o f tlie Chamber o f Com tlie grooming. the late H enry Labouchere, the | men in Portland. They demanded merce or his able assistant have W A S H IN G T O N , D. C.— House London editor who died in Flor- 1 that work be furnished these men. either one o f them ordered a eoat- committee investigating charges cnee January 16. shows an estate J to which the Mayor replied that of-mail. against 1). H arvey W. W iley, chief o f $4.000.000, to he eventually di Day by day agitators are be the city had already done all it o f the chemistry bureau o f the De vided among his nephews and was possible to do for the unem coming more and more a menace partment o f Agriculture report in nieces. His daughter, the M ar ployed; that it had provided work to public safety. “ An ounce of liis favor, and urge that he be g iv chioness di Rudizi w ill receive a prevention is worth a pound o f and the jobs were waiting. en free rein in enforcement o f pure large yearly income. To show the unreasonableness cure,” and the authorities should food and drug law. C E N TR A L I A, Iii.— By a rear- of this class, who do not really de at once proceed to curb them at end collision at Kinmundy, 111.. J. January 19. sire honest employment, but who any cost. N E W Y O R K .— On account of T. Ilarahan, Sr., form er president the exhorbitant prices charged for o f the Illinois Central, and F. O. butter, Housewives’ League ap Melcher. second vice-president of peals to women o f New Y o rk not the Rock Island, are killed. TAC O M A. Wash..— T. B. Neff, to use any butter fo r a period of 110 days, in order to teach the mer a rancher, who accidentally shot chants a needed lesson. League his little niece, commits suicide. CHICAGO.— Chicago Federa passes resolutions unanimously to T H O M A S J. O’ B RI E N. AMERI CAN AMBASS ADO R T O ROME. boycott the commodity fo r a tion of Labor attacks Governor IN D IA N A P O L IS . — Attorney- NVoodrow Wilson o f N ew Jersey, month. General Thomas Honan, o f Indi BOULDER, Colo.— Frank Syl MBASSADOR O’ B RIE N has bad a varied diplomatic experience NEW HAVEN, Conn.— Fire Democratic candidate for presi ana. and Prosecutor Frank P. Bak «ince be was appointed minister to Denmark In 1005. A fter two breaks out in a dorm itory o f Yale dent. as “ an avowed enemy of or er, o f Marion County, were asked vester, a non-union miner, was ^ years’ service ut Copenhagen be was named to the Important University, just as chapel bells ganized labor.” Tuesday by the Central Labor Un shot and seriously wounded soon post o f ambassador to Japan. He remained for four years at W A S H IN G T O N . D. C.— Duke begun ringing. Firemen with ion o f this city to assist in appeal after leaving the railroad station Tokyo and was then appointed to the embassy at Home, one of the chemicals subdued the flames with and Duchess o f Connaught, and ing the habeas corpus suit by at Lafayette January 21. Hi* said most important In tlie diplomatic sendee. Mr. O’ Brien Is a lawyer and their daughter. Princess Patricia, only nominal damages resulting. which William J. Burns was freed had been In successful practice In Grand Rapids, Mich., for thlrty-fonr N E W Y O R K .— In a sale of being entertained by Ambassador of the kidnaping indictment by the bullet was fired by one o f three years when he was called upon to represent his country abroad. union pickets, who accosted him Am erigo Vespucci’s works, belong Reid in New York, will not omit Federal Judge Anderson. ing to the Hoe estate, W alter M. the visit o f courtesy to President Resolutons sharply condemning and two other non-union men with Hill, o f Chicago, outbid others, Taft, as had been previously an Judge Anderson and asking that whom lie was returning from a nounced. giving $17,500 fo r four items. Congress inquire* into his action trip to Denver. Sylvester said he January 22. S A N FR AN CISC O .— San Fran I with a view to removing him. wer * and his friends started to run and W A S H IN G TO N , D. C.— Reduc cisco Chamber o f Commerce be offered at a meeting o f the labor tion is made in the Democratic gins active campaign to inaugur .body and referred to the resolu the strangers opened (in*. Strikers bill on the tariff of from 30 to at Lafayette said picketing was ate a steamship line to Alaska. tions committee. G U A Y A Q IT ILL, Ecuador. — 50 per cent on steel. The re-.oiulion further set, out abolished several months ago and N E W Y O R K .— January 20. the General Leonidas and supporters that the Federal Judge “ obtain- had not been resumed. o f General A lfa ro engage in a anniversary o f the late President i i >1 by fo r e ” document* regarding fight in which the forces of the McKinley, w ill be marked by the the alleged dynamite conspiracy placing on sale throughout the former are defeated. then in the hands o f the Criminal P E K IN .— Tt is reported that the country o f M cKinley seals, similar Court o f the county. abdication o f the Manchudynasty to Red Cross seals. It is proposed to raise in this manner $7.000.000 is an accomplished fart. It is reported that Dr. Sun 5 at for a M cKinley Memorial Hospit Sen, president o f the new Chinese al in New York and to tight tuber culosis. republic is w illing to resign . _ ___- c ii. : i m r*i,, LOS A N G E LE S .— Rutherford favor o t f v Yaun Shi Kai. T The Chung Sai Yat Po. a Chinese paper, is Page, aged 24. fails 150 feet from Coillieilliiilll Sehmeer iiled with an airship to the earth and is in authority fo r the statement. the City Auditor yesterday after- Another report is current that stantly killed. IN D IA N A P O L IS . Purchases of nooti niif o f a seriös o f lueasures, the Manchu princes, as a last act January 23. alarm clocks made by Orti** E. Me deelaring the traek o f the Port o f desperation, would bring all A L B A N Y . Ore.— Oregon Elec I .M anigai. the confessed dynamiter, China to min. follow ing their re tric plans to build a branch line laml Kailway, Light & Power at Rochester. N. Y.. and at other linquishment o f the throne. the coining summer from the Al- places, were investigated by the Company, o i i East Water, froni N E W YO R K . — Presbyterian hany-Eugene line to Corvallis. Federal tirami Jury January 24 Ifaw tliom e avoinie to East Oak Board o f Foreign Missions cables E L PASO. Tex.— General B. J. Several jewelers, said to have sold street. to be a eoiiiinon-user. In a for $1.000.000 in gold to relieve Viljeon. Boer war hero, has re- clocks to J. J. McNamara’s “ d y short time, measurcs deelaring 2. 500.000 persons from starvation noirhced his American citizenship namiting crew .” were questioned cnmrnori-iiHors on the lim* o f the land received naturalization as a in China. in the Government ’s efforts to find W A S H IN G TO N . D C.— Ilev- itizen of Mexico. out who. besides Ortie McMsniiral. Southern Pacific on East Seeond burn sub-committee makes report j N E W Y O R K .— Petition for d's- paid for the docks used in time street. front Hawthomc avcniu* to and clears away charges reflecting solution o f the American Tele- bombs, and which led detectives East Kumsidc street. and on East upon the honesty o f the election phone & Telegraph Company, on to believe that explosions on thej Third, between the same points, o f Senator Stephenson o f W iscon- grounds that it is a monopoly and Pacific Coast and those in Peoria will lie presented for considera sin. I in violation o f the Sherman trust LIN C O LN . Neb. — Democrats i ]aw. js presented to Attorney- were (lone by the same persons. tion o f the Council. A measure Parts o f tin* docks destroyed in place name o f W oodrow Wilson on General Wickersham in order that explosions were taken before the by Councilman Joy. applying the presidential ticket. bp may institute suit. jurv. MeManigal said McNamara common-user on the main lines of CO LG ATE. Okla.— President January 20. called the docks “ a new inven i the Southern Paeifb o i i East First five Taft is indorsed for renomination SAN F R A N C IS C O — In tion.M months the school savings bank I by the Fourth Congressional Dis- street, now is before the Council. ostahlishcd in San Francisco shows trict Republican Convention after As outlined by Councilman $35.000 in deposits, making it take Roosevelt supporters had trier) to Sehmeer and Joy ami Dan Kolia the Icari of all similar institutions stamperie the ((invention. JU N EA U . Alaska.— The Navy As a stimulus to the spirit of her, president o f the East. Side thrift among pupils this is an ex- Department has ordered the dis Business Men's Club, these mens continuance o f the United States eellent example. C H A R L E S P A G E B R Y A N , A ME RI CA N AMBASS ADO R TO JAPAN tires portend actions likely to rev N E W Y O R K — Mrs. O P. H. Bel Marine Barracks at Sitka as -an olutionize the freight traffic in unnecessary expense to the Gov mont has under w ay plans for a HE ambassador to Japan tiaa had a Ions diplomatic career. In the Portland They are calculated to daily newspaper to be managed by ernment. They have been main C E N T R A L IA . Wash.. Several course o f which be baa served as minister to Chinn, Hraxll, women and conducted in the in tained for 30 vpars. members o f the Industrial W ork open up the entire waterfront dis Switzerland, 1 ‘urtuaal and helfftum. lie la a native of Chicago, SPO K A N E . Wash — City Com terests o f women. She believes wo ers o f the World were invited to trict. where millions o f tons of the son a t one of the early Cook county settlers. He received men do not have fa ir representa missioners order the City Board hit education at the University of Virginia and In the law department leave Centralis Friday night by freight are dispatched every year, o f Colombian university. Washington He made two tours of Europe (In tion in the news o f the day and o f Charities to appropriate what the local police. 'They were on and to give all competitors an op 1801 and l “»2 i In the Interests o f the World’s Columbian exposition, should come to the front editor ever sum may be necessary to their way to San Francisco from and has served several terms In the Illinois legislature. (■Continued on page 4.) Aberdeen. The men were loaded portunity to enter the field for ially. business. on a freight train. CENTRAL LABOR NON-UNION MINER UNION WANTS TO SHOT BY UNION HOLD W. J. BURNS MINING PICKETS A j ALARM CLOCKS FOR M ÑAMARA BLOWUPSTRACED CENTRALIA FIRES AN UNDESIRABLE I. W. W. SQUAD T MEASURE TO MAKE TROLLEY RAILS PUBLIC
