The Stayton mail., July 13, 1906, Image 2

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THE STATION MAIL
f . D. A L R A fO n . PaMtelwr
W IL L ISSUE P E R M IT S .
Agricultural Department Ready to En­
force Heyburn Bill.
“GENERALLY CLEAN”
C A N N O N AIDED W E ST.
-Speaker o f House Blocked Diversion
o f Reclamation Fund.
WAS SAFE AND SANE
Washington, July 10. — Thanks to
Speaker Cannon, the llansbrougb bill
diverting $1,000,000 from the reclama­
tion fund to drain private swamp '.amis
iu North Dakota, was not allowed to
come before the house at the recent ses­
sion, Had the hill >>een given consid­
eration it would almoat certainly have
become a law, (or It had already passed
the senate, was indorsed by a majority
of the house committee on public lands,
Some Products Ara Lacking in Nutri­ and only a handful of Weetern mem­ Death and Acddant List o f Country
A Resume o f the Lets Important but
bers were in a mood to oppoee the bill
But Little Behind Figures for
tion-Canning Departments in
in debate.
Not L ets Interesting Events
July 4, 1005.
Fairly Clean Condition.
Speaker Cannon was the man who
o f the Past Week.
defeats«! this onslaught on the none too
large reclamation fund, and his posi­
Coeraek troops have refused to serve
Chicago, July 6. — Chicago and the
Chicago, July 7. — The report of the tion was altogether unexpecte«!, too.
lor police duty.
joint committee of the Chicago Com­ When cengress was framing the recla­ nation paid dearly vnetertlay for the
A grand jury is after the ice trust of
mercial association and Illinois Manu­ mation law, and in the years (previous, Fourth of July celebration. While in
Washington, D. C.
facturers' asiociation, appointed to in­ Cannon was one of the strongest oppon­ •ome reepecta the day in Chicago waa
He quieter than usual, tiie deaths directly
vestigate
the packing industries of ents of the proposed legislation.
Colombia >s said to be plotting with
belie
veil
it
would
deplete
the
treasuiy
attributable to the use of esploeivea
Chicago, together with the report of
the Indians of Panama.
the ezperta who accompanied them, and interfere with other government number two, including one of a few
After a boycott of three years Great
was made public today. The commit­ work; furthermore, he contend'd that days ago, and the injuriee mount up
irrigation of arid lands could lie carried to nearly 100. At midnight the Chi­
Britain has received a minister from
tee says:
Servia.
"T h a t a board of ezperta of the char­ on by private enterprise under the Car­ cago list of maimed and hurt contained
acter employed,
with
professional ey act, and therefore raw no necessity HO names, and the reports are still corn­
A regiment of Russian cavalry has
ideals
and
guided
and
influenced
by an for utilising public land receipts in tills ing in.
mutinied and barricaded themselves in
Throughout the rouutry the same
‘esthetic sense,’ which embodies some­ great work.
the barracks aX Tambor.
Since that law was written on the story was told.
Independence day
thing of necessity and something more
The C ivil Service commission has re­
of 'luxury,' should find tbe product ■state books and has been put into op­ seetned to lie less boisterous, but when
commended the inclusion of the Inter­
‘ wholesome,’ the
yards
‘generally eration, Speaker Cannon has traveled the Anal rerapitualtion was made the
nal Revenue service in the classified
clean,’ and the inspection 'efficient,’ through the Weat, has observsd the total of fatalities and seriously injured
service.
seems to your committee to cover the vast benefits that are reeulting from it, was large. There were 31 deaths re­
and today he is as staunch a friend of ported at midnight from outside cities
situation.
The Chicago council proposes the
" A s a result of this investigation, the law as any man from the arid Weat. and town«, with New York and othar
death penalty for assailants of women
we ourselvee have no hesitancy in stat­ He has prove«! himself a better friend large municipalities holding track re­
and children. Attacks have become so
of the law than many men who helped turns. Ona year ago Chicago showed
frequent a woman is not now safe in F IN E S T S H O T S IN TH E W O RLD . ing that tbe products at the yards are
to frame it.
no deaths and 115 injured, and the
wholesome
and
proper
food.
We
find
her own home.
In the closing days of the session an country at large 46 dead and 2,505 in­
American Army is Increasing Record that the companies have been improv­
The vice president and general man­
ing the conditions and producta from effort was made to rush through the jured.
fo r Proficiency.
ager of the New York Central offered
senate a bill to take a part of the recla­
year to year.’ ’
The Fourth of 1906, then, promises to
Washington, Juyl 9. — In a letter to
to go beiore a grand jury and tell what
mation fued for draining the Dismal run up almost ss many deaths, with
A summary of tbe report is:
President
he knew about rebates and thus secure Acting Secretary Oliver,
swamp, hut the hill was refused con­ the list of hurt so in«*omplete that only
Part of the plants are up to date.
immunity, but his offer has been re­ Roosevelt has expressed his gratifica­
In each of these parts are some sec­ sideration, a number of Weetern senat­ an estimate can be made. The outlook
tion at the remarkable progress that is
fused.
tions indifferently good and in mjat of ors having been aroused to a realisation la that in minor caaualitlee this year
being made by the enlisted men of the
of the danger that lurks behind bills of will not be far behind last.
them things that meet disapproval.
So far American engineers have not
army in markmanship.
Before the
succeeded in gaining any idea of the
The worst conditions are in old build­ this character, and notice was served
Cannon crackers, stray bullets and
Spanish war the American private sold­
by Senator Fulton that no more distri­ exploding torpedo canes were responsi­
plans of the big British battleship
ings added to as business expanded.
ier was admittedly the fineet shot in
I'readnaught which w ill help them in
Further scientific inquiry
recom­ butions would lie made from the recla­ ble for tiie majority of Injuries in Chi­
the world. The addition of the large
mation fund for the benefit of states cago. Following closely in their wake
the construction of the largest battle
mended on preservative«.
number of volunteers had the effect of
ship afloat for the navy of the United
Not all of carcasses affected with tu­ that do not contribute to that fund.
in numbers, and with even more seri­
greatly reducing the average of the
The senators behind the bills provid­ ous leaulte for their victims, cams the
States.
berculosis and lumpy jaw need he
riflemen. But since the reorganization
ing for the drainage of the Dismal toy pistol, the toy cannon and the re­
There is a rumor of another massacre of the army following the war, every thrown away.
swamp,
the Florida Everglades and the volver.
Ante-mortem inspection of lees im­
of Jews in Warsaw, Ruseia.
effort has t>een made to stimulate in­
portance than inspection of dressed big swamps along the Mississippi river,
on the other hand, are determined to
London is swarming with the great­ terest in markmanship, and the result meat.
P L A Y IN G A T G R O W N -U PS .
is that today the average is probably
est influx of Americans in years.
Dressed meat of yarift is wholesome force through their respective bills,
as high, if not higher, than it was at
aud it is to be expected that they will
and a proper article for human food.
Tolstoi Expresses Great Disgust fo r
A grand jury has been called at Den­ the beginning of the war.
unite at the next session.
Methods
for
tne
most
part
cleanly.
Russian Parliament.
ver to investigate city and county af­
The figures laid before the president
The West ia not strong enough in
Canning departments are in a fairly
fairs.
that elicited his approval shewed that
Yazenya,
Polania, July 5. — Count
numbers
to
outvote
the
Houtn,
which
is
clean condition.
I.eo
Tolstoi,
in
the course of an Inter­
sure
to
stand
together
on
these
drain­
Washington policy holders w ill test in 1903 there were, in the whole army,
Some products are lacking in nutri­
age propositions, and the only hope, so view today, said the Russian parlia­
the legality of the increase in insurance 56 expert riflemen, 394 sharpshooters tion
and 500 marksmen, as the various
rates.
Better inspection of sausage depart­ far as the senate is concerned, is in ment interested him very little.
grades are known technically. In the
" I t seems to m e," Count Toletoi
arousing adverse sentiment among men
Bryan has expressed his willingness following year these figures had in­ ments is recommended.
eaid, "a s if they were playing et
from the Northern and Eastern states.
Lard
companies
are
wholesome.
to be nominated for the presidency by creased to 264 expert riflemen, 1,439
The proceedings show
On a fair pn^entation of the case, grown-upe.
Conditions of hygiene and sanitation
Reform Democrats.
sharpshooters and 2,484 marksmen.
the men from the West ought to be nothiug new, nothing original, nothing
are very bad.
The War department has purchased Now it shown that last year the reco.d
able to win out, hot they can only win intereating. Everything haa been said
Not much spitting goes on.
four automobiles which w ill receive a stood 696 expert riflemen, 3,37l sharp­
by standing together, and those who in hundreds of Dines before. Oar parlia­
thorough test at the coming ¡army man­ shooters and 3,346 marksmen. Gene­ M AN EU VERS W IT H O U T SIG N ALS the recent session voted for the tfans- ment reminds me of fashions in the
ral Oliver attributed the improvement
euvers in the East.
brough bill will have to renounce their provinces, flats and gowns out of date
in large part to the fact that congress
former
vote and declare themselves in the cities are sent to the interior,
A warrant has been issued for the
has allowed an increase of pay of $3 Plan T o Be Tried With Largest Am er­ against all legislation that will deplete where they are eagerly worn under the
arrest of John D. Rockefeller and it
ican Fleet Ever Assembled.
per month in the case of expert rifle­
impreeeion that they are the lateet
the national reclamation fund.
w ill be served as soon as the oil mag­
men, $2 for sharpshooters and |1 for , Washington, July 7. — Plans for ex­
style.
nate returns to this country.
tensive maneuvers of the Nortth A t­
marksmen.
" I t irritate* me to see so-called re­
BIG S T O R M S IN C O LO R A D O .
lantic fleet are being matured by the
presentative* of the people, who are
Five Yoeemite valley stages were
general navy board, in conjunction
held up by a lone highwayman who ob­
really below tbe very classes whom
GRAND D U KES COW ER.
with Rear Admiral Evans, command­ Dry Creeks Become Torrents and thev are supposed to represent, assume
tained a considerable amount of money
ing the fleet. Admiral Dewey, presi­
Much Damage Is Done.
the task of solving problems «vhich w i'l
and jewelry from the passengers.
Czar Asks fo r Aid to Escape Wrath
dent of the board, hrs sent Admiral
decide tbe fate of 140,000,000 human
Denver,
July
10.—
Cloudbursts
and
o f His People.
It has been decided that one of the
Evans a copy of the piogram of the
The irrelevancy of the argu­
lightning did considerable damage in beings.
names bestowed on the new son of the
Rt. Petersburg, July 9.— According maneuvers of the French fleet in the<
ments of the member* snd their blind
German crown prince shall be distinct­ to advices from Moscow, there are now Mediterranean. These maneuvers are this section of the state today. In
self assurance and intolerance disgust
ly American, as he was born on July 4. 20,000 workmen on strike in the city, under command of Admiral Fnnrnier, Denver a wall of water 10 feet high
m e."
came
down
Dry
creek
in
the
western
Hailstones as big as oranges created and conditions are hourly becoming who not long ago visited the United part of the city, carrying away foot­
more threatening.
A ll the police and States and was a guest of some of our
R O O S E V E L T ’S S E N T IM E N T S .
havoc near Valencia, Spain.
Before autumn, Ad­ bridges and damaging the bridge of
soldiers on duty there have been noti­ naval officers.
Columbia river salmon packers will fied to use the strictest measures to miral Evans w ill have a fleet of 16 the Denver A International railroad
receive better protection under the new prevent crowds gathering in the streets battleships, which w ill be tbe largest Two hoys were fishing under the bridge Tells Neighbors at Oyster Bay About
Work o f Past Year.
and were rescue«! with difficulty.
pure food law.
and to compel all persons who cannot fleet of effective vessels ever assembled
In
Boulder
a
wall
of
water
six
feet
Oyyter
Bay, July 6. — President
W. R. Hearst has stated positively show authority to keep off the streets at one time by tbe United States.
A new feature is to be introduced in high came out of Sunshioe canyon and Roosevelt spoke to a gathering of his
that he w ill not be a candidate for pres­ after nightfall.
spread itself over Pearl street and neighbors here today. The sentiments
The situation in the Caucasus is the maneuvers this summer, and the
idential nomination.
other streets in that city.
A mile of he expressed are summed up as follower
threatening and a detachment of Cos­ ships are to practice evolutions without
August Rosenberg, of Seattle, has
the
Sunshine
railroad
was
destroyed.
Wheu it becomes necessary to curb a
sacks, armed with rapid fire guns, has signals in order to meet emergencies in
been arrested in Germany, accused of
Considerable damage was done in the great corporation, cuih it.
I will do
been dispatched there on a special battle, when owing to smoke or when
designs on the kaiser’ s life.
my best to help you. But I w ill do it
signal apparatus has been shot away, city.
train.
At Florence late this afternoon a in no spirit of anger or hatre«t to the
General Trepoff declares that the
It is asserted in official circles in St. signals cannot longer be given. While
Jews are leaders in the present revolu­ Petersburg that the grand dukes are it ft regarded as somewhat hazardous cloudburst in Oak creek undermined a men who own or control that corpora­
big bridge at Rockvale. A heavy storm tion; and if any eeek in their tnrn to
tionary movement in Russia.
taking the most gloomy view of the to maneuver big battleships without
destroyed telephone communication be­ do wrong to the men who own those
signals,
it
is
thought
necessary
to
have
A ll are said to have sent
For giving rebates to packers the situation.
tween Florence and rneblo.
corporations, I w ill tnrn and fight for
Chicago A Alton railroad and two of its their valuables to Paris and other Eu­ the officer« familiar with this duty in
Fay Powers, aged 17, was killed by them in defense of their rights, just as
case
they
are
engaged
in
actual
warfare
ropean centers and to l»e ready to flee
employes have been found guilty.
hard as I fight against them when I
at some time in the future and a situa­ lightning near Colorado Springs.
the country at an hour’ s notice.
The Carnegie library in this city was think they are doing wrong.
The premier of New Zealand has
tion
should
arise
necessitating
the
The rumor is again afloat that the
truck by a bolt of lightning during the
I f the man is a decent man, whether
called upon President Roosevelt to urge czar has aeked that one of the powers abandonment of signals.
storm, but no other damage resulted.
well off or not well off, stand by him;
a reciprocity treaty with the United send a warship to wait at a convenient
if he is not s decent man, stand «gainst,
States.
point to take on the royal family in
T o Make B.-igade Posts.
him, if ha be rich or poor.
Stsr.d
Meets
Inspectors
at
Chicago.
case
of
a
revolution
and
convey
them
Washington, July 7.— Secretary Taft
Finance Minister KokooeofT has sent
Chicago, July 10.— Secretary Wilson, against him in no spirit of vengeance,
has determined to make a trip of in­
a message to the Russian parliament to a place of safety.
but only with the resolute purpose to
spection westward next October to Fort of the department of Agriculture, ar­
that the government is in sore straits
make him act as decent citizens must
Overhaul the O regon.
Riley and Fort Leavenworth, as well rived in Chicago today to confer with
for money.
act if this republic is to be.
Washington, July 9.— The battleship as to Fort 8am Houston, at Han An­ superintendents of government meat
The kaiser is said to have given or­ Oregon is to be put out of commission tonio. His purpose is to examine these inspection relative to changes^ made
Casinos Are Dismantled.
ders to German insurance companies for two or three years while undergoing places, with particular reference to the necessary by the new meat inspection
that they must pay their San Francisco complete overhauling at tbe Puget execution of the plans of the general law. Inspectors and superintendents
West Baden Springs, Ind., July 6.—
losses in fu ll.
sound navy yards. The Navy depart­ staff for the creation of large briagde of meat inspection to the number of 30 Officers representing the state today be­
He will likely from all cities where government in­ gan tearing out tha gambling dens at
Ex-President Cleveland is ill at his ment toda) received complete estimates posts at these points.
of proposed repairs, which aggrefgate also approve of such posts at American spection is in force have been instruct­ the casinos of the West Baden and
home at Princeton.
$975,000, hut before this work is un­ Lake, Wash.; Fort D. A . Russell, ed to report to the secretary at once. French Lick Springs hotels. The para­
S. A. D. Puter has been sentenced to dertaken estimates w ill have to be re W yo.; Chickamauga, and some poet in The conferences w ill begin tomorrow phernalia filled two large freight cars
two years in the county jail and to pay viewed by the general naval board. Of the Middle states.
and w ill cover every phase of the In­ and w ill be taken to Paoll and placed
in the custody of the sheriff. The prop­
a fine of $7,500 tor his complicity in this total amount, 1500,000 is required
spection service.
erty confiscated included 92 slot ma­
the Oregon land frauds.
Ex-Surveyor for general repairs, such as laying
From Oldest to Youngest.
chine«, 10 roulette tables, four poker
General Meldrum received a fine of $5,- decks, substituting new plates for those
No Yellow Fever in New Orleans.
London, July 7.— A large number of
200 and nearly three years in the gov­ which Lave been worn or damaged, etc. signatures of members of the British
New Orleans, July 10.— Dr. James A. tables, two faro tables, two Klondike
ernment prison at hard work.
parliament have been attached to a White, surgeon in charge of the marine tables, two wheels, bookmsking appa­
Call fo r Designs fo r Big Ship.
message
which will be forwarded to the hospital here, issued a statement to­ ratus, one keno outfit and several bush­
An American warship is in every
els of chips, cards and dice.
Washington. July 9.— Secretary Bon­ Russian parliament extending to it the night that as far as he ia aware none of
harbor of Santo Domingo.
the
marine
hospital
surgeons
at
New
congratulations
of
the
oldefct
to
the
aparte has issued a circular inviting
Yellow Fever Appears in Cuba.
Two regiments of the garrison at La- ship designers and shipbuilding firms youngest parliament, expressing the Orleans had given .out any statement
New
Orleans, July 5.— Reports that
that
there
is
yellow
fever
in
New
Or­
hope
that
some
of
the
members
of
the
to submit plans for the 20,000-ton bat­
mara, Russia, are in revolt.
tleship authorized by congress.
The latter w ill attend the international ar­ leans, and neither is there nor has yellow fever haa appeare«! in Cuba
The new rate law, with the exception naval bureaus have also been instructed bitration conference to be held here at there been any fever existing in this were made public her« today by the
city.
state board of health.
tha and of July.
to prepare like plana for comparison.
o f two provisions, is now in effect.
S T A Y T O N .................. OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
lb a Condensed Form tor Our
Busy Readers.
Washington, July 9.— The Heyburu
36-hour livestock bill became a law
June 29, when it was signed by the
president. Since that time the depart­
ment of Agriculture, which is charged
with the administration of the new
statute, has made preparation to issue
permits to all shippers of livestock who
care to avail themselves of its more
liberal terms.
The permits to n ake
shipments for (isrioda longer than 26
hours can only be made by authority of
the secretary of agriculture, and those
not obtaining such permits w l l be re­
quired to conform to the old law.
The Heyburn law, of course, applies
only to livestock shipped in cars that
have no facilities for feeding in transit,
s nd which are so crowded as to deprive
the stock of rest while on the rail.
8tock that is shipped in the more mod­
ern cars, and which is regularly fed
and watered on the cars, is not affected
by the law.
The bill in its approved form pro­
hibits any railroad from transporting
livestock from one state to another for
a period longer than 26 comecative
hours without unloading the safne into
properly equipped pens for rest, feeding
and water, and it is stipulated that
these stopping periods shall be at least
five hours iu duration.
In case of
storms or on sccount of other unfavor­
able circumstances, shipments may be
prolonged beyond the 26-hour period
without authority from the department.
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Products ot Chicago Stockyards
Declared Wholesome.
Fourth ot July Claims Thirty-
Three As Its Toll.
ALL NOT NICE IN PACKING PU N TS
OVER ONE THOUSAND ACCIDENTS
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