LOYAL TROOPS
TAKE VERA CRUZ
BRITISH TITLE SPURNED.
ROOSEVELT IMPROVES.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
“Soo” President Does Not Wish to Passes Night Unattended and Insists
Be Lord Muncaster.
He Is “All Right."
Minneapolis — That if he choose,
Oyster Bay, N. Y.—The quiet rou­
some day he may inRerit the estate tine of life at Sagamore Hill was re­
AUTO ROAD NEARLY READY.
WILL FOUND IDEAL FARM.
and title of Lord Muncaster, master
sumed Wednesday by Colonel Roose-
of an English estate, was the state­
ment of Edmund Pennington, presi­ veit and his family as though it bad ' Cost of Portland-Hood River Boule- Wealthy Portlander to Demonstrate
vard Less Than Estimates.
dent of the “Soo” line, and well not been interrupted by the attempt
Burbank Products Free.
known throughout the NorthwesL to assassinate the former president
Hood River—With the exception of
Portland
—A plan for the most im­
President Pennington said, however,
For the first time since he'was wor^ to be done at points where the portant lift ever given the Oregon
that he would not attempt to obtain
Officers of Rebellious Troops, With the title, but would remain an Ameri­ wounded Colonel Roosevelt was unat- '?adway wil> ran «bort distances over movement for better farming is an­
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the rteht of way of the O.-W. R. & N.
Every Tenth Man. Will Be Ex
tended over night by a physician, company, the Portland-Hood River nounced by Martin Winch, well known
can.
ecuted by Shooting.
The story became known on receipt 1 here was no one in the house except automobile boulevard has been con- Portland capitalist
of a dispatch saying that Lord Mun­ members of the family and servants slructed and the convicts, under the
That to serve his purpose, Mr.
caster was searching for the descend­ and the Colonel spoke hopefully of be- «up^vision of Adam Shorgen, are at
Winch
has bought one of the most at­
ants
of
a
branch
of
the
family
which
Vera Cruz, Mex.—The revolt of
ing able, after a day or two more of work east of Shell Rock extending the tractive and valuable tracts in the
General Felix Diaz, nephew of the came to America many years ago and
road toward Viento.
The construc­
exiled president, has been short lived. asking concerning Mr. Pennington’s rest, to gradually resume his work.
tion of the road around tbe mountain district immediately east of Mount
Four physicians were with the Colo­ of loose stone was cheaper than had Tabor became known this week. Here
The town of Vera Cruz, which he oc­ ancestors.
“I have known about this for nel on his arrival and after they had been anticipated. Murray Kay, who
cupied with about 2000 adherents for
the object lesson farm will be estab­
“My
several days, was captured by the years,” Mr. Pennington said.
dressed his wound they told him that conducted the work, declares that it lished. So big is the scheme that a
niece
has
visited
the
estate
of
Lord
federal forces.
The casualties were
will not consume the whole of the
Muncaster and members of my family the one essential thing was complete $10,000 fund donated for the purpose year will be required in equipment
few.
Two federal columns, commanded tell me that there is no doubt that I 1 rest. If their directions are observed. by S. Benson, the wealthy Portland alone. Luther Burbank, famous plant
by Colonel Jiminez Castro and General am the legal heir to the title and es it is believed complete recovery is lumberman.
wizard, will co-operate directly with
Joaquin Beltran, entered Vera Cruz tate. I am not interested in investi­ probable.
The road district, in which are lo­
gating
the
matter
or
in
communicat
­
from the north and south. There was
cated the stations of Wyeth and Cas- Mr. Winch in making the plan a suc-
Dr. Alexander Lambert and Dr.
ing
with
Lord
Muncaster.
”
cess. Servie^ of experts from the
slight opposition to their advance.
Scurry L. Terrell, who accompanied
Colonel Castro, with fewer than 50
Colonel Roosevelt from Chicago, were
“‘ t J g
between the .department at Washington are to be
men, captured General Diaz, whose
TROOPS PREVENT RACES.
joined in New York by Dr. Joseph A.
T?*
road’ secured. With Mr. Winch will be
300 men at police headquarters re­
Blake and Dr Genrae F
more than eix mil®a ,n ,ength, forms a associated the
state’s leaders in the
fused to fire at his command.
Indiana Militia Keeps All Away From
encouragement
of
“demonstration ed­
The killed and wounded number
wnnnd >•> « hii wida
• a short time travel from this city will
Track By Order of Governor.
ucation
”
as
a
means
of co-operating
fewer than 100,
No foreigner was
Porter, Ind.—The Mineral Springs
with the Agricultural college and to
hurt. Desultory firing continued cf-
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present
short
stretches
between
here
theyewere unable to say T?
“ “nd Shell Rock are impassable. The aid in peopling and developing Oregon.
ter the federate entered the town. race track at Porter is in the hands of
would be possible for him to resume
the
Indiana
state
troops.
Ordered
by
wjn extend tbe road from Cas-
Before allowing any part of the
Instead of a great battle, everything
campaign work.
plan to become public, Mr. Winch has
was in a muddle. Rebels and federate Governor Marshall to remain at the
.
cade
Lock*
to
the
Multnomah
county
Colonel Roosevelt said
definitely arranged all its details. He
encountered each other in the streets track until all racing had been stop­
wound had been dressed that there *'ne ne»t year.
will leave immediately for a tour of
without one knowing which side the ped, the troops arrived Thursday
was no longer the need of constant su­
the East, during which he will make
other was affiliated with, as uniforms morning bringing with them three
pervision of physicians, because he
NEW MILL AT OTTER ROCKS.
days’ rations.
of all were alike.
a large outlay in the best bred live­
It had been decided by the owners was “all right.”
stock, the most advanced farm equip­
Large Plant Indicates Some Future ment.
Agents of the Northwest
Mexico City—Following the retak­ of the course to make an attempt to
MUNICIPAL PHONE SOUGHT.
Railroad Building.
Farm Development company, the cor­
ing of Vera Crus by federal forces, hold the races in defiance of the gov-
which was accomplished with little eror’s order, but when the horses ap­
Newport—A new sawmill plant is porate name of the new enterprise,
real fighting, General Felix Dias, Col­ peared from the paddocks for the first Seattle Council Authorizes Plans for to be located at Otter Rocks.
The will search throughout the nation and
onel Jose Diaz Ordaz and all the offi­ race they were halted by the troops
City’s Own System.
I promoters of it are Messrs. Crane, abroad for the best specimens of
cers of the rebellious troops and mar­ and the races were called off.
Seattle—The city council has ad- Cas® and Mersters, of Roseburg, al- horses, cattle and hogs.
With the advent of the state troops
“We propose to prove that A-l
ines will be haled immediately before
vanced
another step toward the con- ^0^'
is
1
method
farming will pay. We are not
a court-martial and doubtless will suf­ many of the horsemen began shipping .
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7. ,
,
financing the plant. The boilers,
fer the death penalty.
Orders have their stables away, apparently having struction of a municipal telephone two 80-horsepower each, a trimmer and otherwise interested in commercializ­
been issued for the convening of the come to the conclusion that racing at system and a municipal street rail- edger and other equipment are now en ing the plan,” explained Mr. Winch,
court, which will be presided pver by the Mineral Springs track is at an end. way.
route to Otter Rocks, about 12 miles who for many years ran the famous
Ladd and Reed farms.
General Beltran.
An ordinance was passed appropri­ up the coast from Newport. The ca­
“We will establish a dairy of 60
General Diaz, although not now a
ELY RESUMING NORMAL.
pacity
of
the
mill
will
be
from
25,000
ating $1500 for preparing plans and
cows upon a scale that will prove that
member of the army, is amenable in
to
30,000
per
day.
such a court under the law which pro­ Several Hundred Return to Work in specifications for a telephone system
There is much speculation going certified, absolutely pure milk can be
to be submitted to the voters for their
produced, delivered and sold at a
vides for such trial of any civilian un­
Mine and Smelter.
approval at the city election next around as to the object of putting in profit. While in the East I will visit
der like circumstances.
such
a
plant
at
this
particular
point.
,
Ely, Nev.—Several hundred miners spring.
The soldiers of the rebellious troops
is certainly a the world’s dairy show at Chicago,
Another
ordinance
was introduced While Otter Rocks
and
smeltermen
have
returned
to
their
will be decimated—one in ten being
charming
place
for
a
summer
retreat, prepared to buy.
“I will go into the poultry business
executed. They will be chosen by lot work here. The Carpenters’ union at appropriating $300,000 for the con­ and there is a demand for lumber for
McGill has called the strike off and it struction of the north section of the building cottages, yet this demand is for all it is worth. We will secure
to pay the penalty for all.
The collapse of the Diaz movement is reported that the machinists have municipal railroad for which $800,000 limited, and a mill of this class would between 3000 and 4000 of the best
bonds were voted two years ago. The
bred hens and will sell stamped eggs.
one week after its inception with a asked consent from their national
line
to be built now will connect the cut more lumber within a few days
“I have nearly closed a deal for the
minimum of fighting and bloodshed headquarters to take the same action.
than
would
supply
the
needs
for
a
downtown district with Ballard and
best Clydesdale sire and two mares in
has created the greatest surprise here. There have been no recent disturb­
year
to
come.
It
is
also
too
far
from
will constitute the north half of a
America. They will be placed on the
In administration circles, where op­ ances and the camp is assuming its
trunk line running from the northern any shipping point to make shipping object lesson farm.
Sheep and hogs
timism has been the keynote since the normal condition rapidly.
the
output
a
possibility.
to the southern city limits.
beginning, the outcome is regarded as
The only feasible solution of the of the beet breeding will be purchased
Bingham, Utah.—Nearly 2000 men
The object
the highest possible vindication of the
problem seems to be that it is being and put on the farm.
SPOKANE GETS BIG PLANT.
confidence always expressed in the are at work in the^nines here. Many
located there with a view to railroad lesson farm will represent the best
former employes of the Utah Copper
loyalty of the army.
building in the near future, when it stock, the best plants, the best equip-
General Felix Diaz, after General company returned to work and the to­ Largest Storage Building in North­ would be conveniently available for I I ment, the best buildings, not only of
Oregon, but of the nation.
Reyes, has been regarded as the man tal number of men now at work for
cutting railroad material.
west to Be Erected.
“Weare now getting into touch
who could wield the greatest influence this company is more than 1000. The
Spokane—The largest cold storage
with the best known breeders of
with the army and the people general­ district is now producing about 50 per
CREAMERY FIELD IS OPEN.
plant in the American Northwest west
ly. His rebellion, ending jin a fiasco cent of its normal output.
horses, cattle, pigs, sheep and chick­
of Minneapolis will be built in Spo­
ens in Oregon. We are inviting them
only slightly less pronounced than that
kane by E. H. Stanton & Company. John Day Valley Residents Offer Bus­ to have this part in the farm; That
of Reyes last December, removes a
CHANGES PLANS OF TAFT.
The plant will be ten stories high and
iness for Big Plant.
they send to us specimens of their
danger that long has loomed on the
100 feet square and will cost approxi-
beet animals of whatever kind. We
political horizon.
Prairie
City
—
The
people
of
the
Washington Hears Rumor of Special mateiy $100,000.
will represent them. The newcomer to
Session on Mexico.
It will have a capacity for 500 car­ John Day valley have long been ship­ Oregon, the prospective investor, the
WOMEN IN MEAT RIOT.
ping
out
to
a
distance
of
more
than
Washington, D. C.—Speculation con­ loads, and its construction will in- 125 miles the cream product of its settler, can then come to the farm and
nects
the approaching return to Wash­ elude the latest scientific achieve- hundreds of blooded dairy cows and in panorama see what Oregon has for
Berlin
Housewives Raid Butchers
ington
of President Taft, contrary to ments in cold storage.
him. It will all be assembled there.
Who Formed Combine.
“The new storage-in-transit rate of shipping back from a like distance
arrangements previously made for a
“I will have made a profile map.
practically
all
the
butter
for
its
own
Berlin—Hundreds of Berlin house­ sojourn at Hot Springs, Va., with the the Northern Pacific for Spokane,
On it will be shown just where every­
consumption,
thus
paying
two
freights
wives joined in a wild riot Thursday critical situation in Mexico, and there which went into effect on October 19,
thing on the farm is. The model of
because the butchers in tbe union are hints of the possibility of a spe­ opens up tremendous opportunities for on this prime table necessity.
Such a business anomaly cannot ex­ tbe dairy buildings, for instance, will
markets refused to handle meat im­ cial session of congress to relieve the this city as a storage center,” said E.
ist
when tbe facts become known to have glass roofs so that the viewer
ported so as to reduce tbe cost of liv­ president of a decision as to whether H. Stanton, president of the Stanton
those who are seeking locations for can look within and see just how
ing.
company.
the time is ripe for intervention.
creameries,
and a movement is on foot every operation is performed. The
The principal troubles occurred in
Officially tbe idea is scouted and the
looking to the establishment of a fac­ same means of learning our plan for
GOOD TIMES AHEAD.
tbe Wedding district, which is entire­ determination of the government to
tory. There are already more than loganberries, and all other small
ly inhabited by working people. Hun­ adhere to its present policy in regard
300 dairy cows in the valley and the fruits, the graine and grasses, the
dreds of women who went to the mu­ to Mexico is reaffirmed.
President Gray, of Great Northern,
herds
are increasing from year to livestock, will bo afforded.”
nicipal market hoping to profit by
Secretary Stimson is returning to
Is Optimistic.
The work of the object lesson farm,
year. With the finest’water power
reduced prices found that the butchers Washington from New York, it is un­
Spokane—Immense crops, with bus­ imaginable, an abundance of the best says Mr. Winch, will not be restricted
had agreed not to deal in meats im­ derstood in advance of original plans.
iness conditions getting better every pasturage for dairy cows and a home to food crops. An entire department
ported by the municipality. Then
day, was the report made In Spokane market for butter at good prices, will be given over to floriculture.
they stormed the butchers’ stalls,
Grand Duka Alexia III.
by Carl R. Gray, president of the there is no doubt that those interested Specimens of all native Oregon flow­
seized all the native raised meat,
Roses will be
St. Petersburg—The Russian Crown Great Northern railway. . President will meet with success in the quest ers will be grown.
trampled it on the ground and fought Prince, the Grand Duke Alexis, is ser­
given especial attention, and, by mak­
Gray arrived in Spokane Monday and tor a practical creamery enterprise.
,
with the butchers.
Tbe police were iously ill at the imperial hunting
ing it a supply atation for the entire
spent tbe day in conference with other
forced to close the market to stop the lodge of Spala, in Russian Poland, as
United States, the farm will give
officials of the Great Northern and
New Cannery Projected.
* riots.
Portland better than ever the name,
the result of an accident on October Joseph E. Young, of Portland, presi­
Florence—Steps are being taken to­
Tbe municipality declares its inten­ 15. He then suffered an injury on tbe
dent of the Hill steam and electric ward the formation of a stock com­ “Rose City.”
tion of punishing tbe butchers by can­ left side of the groin, which caused no
In the same way horticulture will
line in the Northwest.
pany to operate a fruit and vegetable be carried on. Experts will be placed
celling their licenses.
anxiety until a few days later, when
“Our freight, earnings for last year cannery here. George Melvin Miller,
in charge of the orchards, in the same
his temperature was 103.6. Several were between $5,000,000 and $6,000,-
of Eugene, who owns interests ber^ way that proficient men will be given
Explosion Fatal to Five.
court physicians are in attendance. 000 bette than the year before, ’ de-
has offered to put up a water-front charge of other departments.
Hailey City, Ont—Five
persons The Grand Duke is only eight yean dared President Gray.
building and give a five-year lease,
“This will not be for selfish bene­
were killed and three seriously, per­ old.
rent free, if the company will put in fit,” said Mr. Winch. "We will go
haps fatally, injured when the plant
Geese Invade Arlington.
the necessary machinery and operate from farm to farm, learning condi­
Turks Massacre Christians.
of the Energetic Explosive company
Arlington, Or.—To the delight of the cannery for this length of time.
tions there. If we find a man with
was blown up Thursday afternoon.
Belgrade—The first column of the sportsipen, tbe geese have arrived
The soil and climate here are well an old orchard we will offer to top hie
The factory was empletely ruined and second Servian army has captured the here and are still flocking in,*and it is
suited to growing of berries and small j
trees and graft thereon as many cut­
houses throughout the village were town of Kotschana, 45 miles east of evident that tbe season is open in full
demolished. The cause of the explo­ Uskup. One report has it that before blasL The sky and islands of tbe Co­ fruits, as well as apples, prunes, etc. tings as are necessary to renew that
sion is not known.
Flames shot 200 retiring the Turke massacred rtany lumbia seem to be alive with them, Huckleberries and evergreen black­ orchard, his part of the compact being
feet into the air, and flying roofing Christian inhabitants. The first Ser­ and from tbe way it looks now this berries abound here in a wild state, an agreement to scientifically tend the
and splintered timbers were thrown vian army began an attack on Kuman- season will surpass all former ones. and, with the large amount of vegeta­ trees thereafter.”
bles which ean be easily grown here,
through nearby buildings.
ova, 10 miles north of Uskup, and ex­ Tbe geese do not seem to be aware of
this bids fair to be a very profitable
pects to capture it without difficulty.
the hunters that will arrive from far enterprise.
Snow on Hills of Hood River.
■John D. Underestimated.
and near in tbe next few days.
Al­
Hood
River — A cold wave swept
Admiral to Be Cautious.
Yonkers, N. Y.—Talking to the stu­
ready several parties have been ouL
Altelfa Bead Ready for Market.
over
the
Hood River valley and the
dents of the commercial department of
Washington. D. C.—No trouble is
Vale—The alfalfa seed in the Mal­ heavy rain was turned into snow in
Yonkers ‘high school, Henry Clews, expected «n election day, November 8,
Quake Felt in Georgia
heur valley is nearly all threshed and the foothills surrounding the valley.
the New York financier, told them in Nicaragua, according to a cable
Macon, Ga.—A distinct earthquake ready for themarkeL Although there It is reported that snow fell In some
that John D. Rockefeller once worked from Rear-Admiral Southerland, In was felt in Central Georgia at 8:15
has been little demand for seed as yet of the orchards of higher altitude. It
for |15 a week, and when he tried to charge of the American forces there. o’clock Wednesday night. No damage
It is expected that the farmers will Is a rare occasion to have snow fall
get an increase was informed that his The admiral said, however, that he to property or lose of life has been re­
have no trouble in disposing of it a here during October.
The Indians’
services were not worth any more considered it wise to be prepared and ported. In Dublin, 80 miles southeast
little later on.
Tbe seed is better prophecy that there will be a hard
than that Clews said the story of would retain the present force on of Maeon, the shock was severe and
than was expected owing to the light winter this year Is beginning to be
shore until after the election.
the incident was “brand new.”
was accompanied by a loud noise.
frost that occurred last month.
realise i.
General Felix Diaz Captura
With Little Trouble.