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About Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1911)
- , i. - . ' " - -- Hi 7 ' ' Lbeertptlen th Morfilng U-Z will h relvd for "TT l"itd "" '' ' It snd ii yw Th ehly dally iewss)SM k twMR Partla" and Win) Jr law In ovary Motion Cit moo County, wltli a pwltl) of O SO000. Ara you an dvrtjsf ' vol i No-101 OREGON CITY, OREGON, FUIDAY, MAY 5, 1911. Peb Week, 10 Cents r . rlOVA ALASKA KOB SEIZES COAL ail Vift MN DUMP HUNDRtOI 0 TON Of COAt'OFF OP DOCKS. BOTECTION OF GOVERNMENT SOUGHT A,Mh, gusmshlp Company la Loser Whan Mob Spirit Brek Loos. FEATTI-K. May f Braulallng ina wlotU-nary patrlola who formed tb, Buiun Tea Parly" In 1771. a aut of three hundred man, wont onto th d('k of I ha Alaska Steamship fompmiy at Cordova, Alaaka. lodny isd brM" dumping Into the sea three 0Undrd tons of Canadian coal stored tfctro. Tte vtlo of coal attacked by the Bob u valued at $6,000, and U pari of thr f",k kept on hand by the Atuk tftramshlp Company and tha Copper KWer A North western Rail road Comny. Nawa wii received lr, (..i.iiclit by tne Uk guvmshlp Company In a cablegram from R. J. Barry, general agent for the company it Cordova. reeling here Intense over coal attm," H aya. " Mob of more than jot -o uow on tha dock dumping Nualno roal Into the bay. -. Authori ties bere powerleiia. Mayor calling oa (ioirrnor for Itf-lp. No feeling Kalt.it company. 11 I lt Uov mmeiit account report that no ac tloa uM be taken on being land.". It l( WI here that an appeal baa bD nt"to President Taft to aend (roups to the acene. WtATHKR FORECAST. 4 ; Oregon City and -vlclnllyi ' Bbowera, aouth to weat winds. Oregon Showers, cooler eaat portion ; high aouth weat- erly wlnda along the count and blunlery In the Interior. WILL INVESTIGATE SUGAR. WAfllllNOTON. May 4. Investlga tlon, not alone of the augar trust, but or all brauchee of the augar Industry, waa provided for today by the houae iulea committee, which appointed Leoroot (Itnpubllcan, Wla.); Pou (Democrat, N. C). and llardwlok (Democrat, Oa.), a aub-commlitee to redraft llardwlck'a resolution of yas- tsnluy, which waa aimed solely sgulnt the augar truHt. CHINESE LEADERS ARRESTED. HONOKONO. May 4 The viceroy today ordered the arrest and aura mary execution of the leadera of the .Canton rebellion. While scores have been arraated, the real leadera have not yet been apprehended. INTRUDER. 0ULAR ELECTION DEUAYEDT WASHINGTON, May 4. Benator Boitb MuiKht vainly today to have the Ilium Joint reaolutlon providing lor the t-lert lou of Senator by popu kr vote made the unflnlahed bualneaa of the Senate. Ha yielded to a re arhi of Senator Clarke of Wyoming tot time to prear a report on the resolution, and permitted the matttr to g over, lie Indicated he would Hike the requeat again early next wk. DYNAMITERS SLEEP EASY. LAH ANGRLKH. May 4 Dlatrlct Attorney Krelerlcka made the poal- live alalement at noon that the grand Jury, to be reconvened todiry, would return new Indlc-tmenta charging John McNamara and Jamea McNamara with murder on account of the Tlmei ax- ploalon and that their arraignment would Iff held tomorrow; Mayor 'Alexander and aeveral coun ty offlclala are aald to have received lettera of a threatening nature, alnitlar to thom aetit to Detective Duma and Dlatrlct Attorney Frederlcka. Themlit ofvcn ar caualiiK no concern, aa aome crank la believed to be the author ot them. The piiHonera are In good aplrlta and keep fully Informed of the pro- InrrrcfAtlorney. THE ' ' "' ' ( IIJAIIES REPLIES TOTOOZECIIARGES ESTACAOA principal goes INTO HISTORY OP SCHOOL LEAGUE - DEBATING TEAMS. PAXXPUCE IS EKTITEED TO OB Head of Forenale Department Detailo Incldenta That Led to Break and Proteat Prom Local High School. E3TACADA, Or., May 4. (Editor of the Enterprlae.) At a meeting of the teachera of the county, one day laat Fall, during the teachera' association In Portland, I waa elected to take charge -of the debating work In thla county. Mr. Tooie, having more Im portant bualneaa on hand, did not at tend thla meeting of the county teach, era. Aa aoon a possible, I wrote the principals of the county asking them if their schools would participate in the debating contests. Mr. Tdoze re plied that hi echool would Co ao. t championship which Park place ha won, I beyond me. He y Ut I abut hie echool out. Ho did It him self throe times. Once when he failed to bring his feam to Estacad on the date set. aecond when he allowed his debator who couldn't com to Esta cada to go to Park place and listen to the same aubject they were to contest with na, and the third time when he waived all right to contest ; for the championship. , 1 ' Park place met the requlrementa In every way and in two maaterly de bate won the county championship. Aa President of the Clackamas County Debating League I declared them such, and I will see to It that they re. tain the title so richly deserved by them. M. M. JAMES. VILL TRY RECALL OIICOOYWT PETITIONS DIRECTED AGAINST JUDGE BEATTIE AND NIXON BAIR. DISMISSAL Cf PJO IS Brg Win Insurance Caae. J. B. Berg, a merchant of Barlow, v the nit la tM Ctnvtt Msl Thursday. Instituted against him by Sidney Gordon, agent for an insurance company. Ber gave hi note to Gor don for $160 for the first payment of a life insurance premium, but claimed he thought be waa signing an applica tion for Insurance. Judge Campbell decided the caae In Berg's faror. Caae Haa Baen Settled Out of Court. The caae against Paine Keith, charged with attemoted murder and threat to kill In Justice Samsons court Tuesday, tias been act tied out of court . Defendant paid coats Lodge to Visit In Portland. The Knight and Ladies of Securi- 9 Diaaatlsflad With the System Road Supervision Many Voter Become Restless, APPORTIONMENT i readings of the Their appetites and capacity for aleep are unimpaired aod they continue to jansei t confldVnce In their final acquit tail. - . ' BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS. OLnVKI.AND, O.. May 4. Nlu ptnwtm were Injufed, two fatally, by I bol)-r explosion on board the steam er gut, of Ohio, which waa lying at her dook here. Those who will die wre terribly scalded and Injured by lying debris. COLLEGE, COURSES HOT REASSURING CITIES ARE ATTRACTING MORE THAN RIGHT PROPORTION OP SETTLERS. Ino, Oregon, she leavea two brother, Fred, North Freedom; James, Mullno, OreKon; two eons. Frank and Charles, Mullno, Oregon; and four daughters, Mrs. 8. Coblelgh, Webster's Prairie; Mrs. William Premo. Sumpter; Mra, Kris Kramer. Bars boo; and Mra. Ed win Faust, Mullno, Oregon. U. 8. -TROOPS FIRE ON REBELS. RURAL DISTRICTS FALLING BEHIND O n ly6.000 j; of r th 260.239 Peo ple Arriving In Oregon the Last Tan Year On Farma. PORTLAND, Or., May 3 (8peclal) Analysis of the recent census figures by the Commercial Club, as regards the arowth of Oregon a rural popu latlou In the past decade, Is not reaa turlna. The cltlee are attracting t DOUGLAS. Ariz.. May 4. United Statea troopa today fired on Uanda of ItiHtirrectos who were trying to cross to Mexican soil from the United States. AH train aervlce on the Taqul River branch of the Southern Pacific railroad In Mexico waa abandoned yesterday. ' FOUR YEARS' INSTRUCTION IN ONE BY THE "GOOD TIMES-COLLEGE. . LECTURER IS CO! DEV. CHARLES F. AKED WILL TALK TWICE BEFORE. CHATAUQUA. Rev f'liailes F. Aked, the men who aliened the pastor of the , Rocke WW Ilaplst Church I n New York "WfTToTeooTnepator of "the" First Congrerat lonal Church In Ban Fran tlwo, refusing an increase of 110.000 Pr annum In hi salary, ha consen N to deliver two afternoon lecture l tbe July aeaslon of the Willamette ey Chautauqua Assembly tauiao 'one I'urk. Ida datea are Thursday ud Friday. July II and 14. Ho tt the brightest mon In th pul W in the country and th Chautau mnnngement expect hlra to pack auditorium. ... - SWELL 0TRI PES! 40 SWELL STRIPES "Wi'v baen caught with th good." nd "eonvleUd of getting away with th iwaiu. thinn In L. SYSTEM ClOTHta this uuan." Just nabbed ,h King Qsorge win rod atrip. It "ty, and by the wy It a Semi '"Bl'sh modal. - You'll pardon us, "nl you? But w cant help Itl W "v bsttar value. Th prlc I our last argument Price Brothers EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS Hot Like OtkM Stl, an Malsj ft. . The t!Md Time College given on Wednesday evening by the Saturday :lub 'f the Congregational cnurcn at the church lust night waa a most successful as well as novel affair, and large crowd attended, who enjoyeo the evenlng'a entertainment, i no early part of. the evening waa devoted ta the arranging or tne inree cihbbus. tha Juniors, freshmen and sophomores. arranu n ineae . cinf". v. iiv. m m took the Dart or tne urnn of the college, qnstloned hla "pupils'' i he . knowledge, ana assesst-u hm scrnrdlncly. One of th queatlon waa now imiiv i,.tn naa a iwiwi .i...ai were well filled. The presl. dent of the Inatltutlon waa r. . Avlson. and he waa tenciereo a re- ,....n,.n .v tha classes before the nf the term. There 1 no doubt but many who attended thla college and took the Tour years- course one. aa Ined much knowledge. Amnns- the Kames - enjoyou "o.o .w.i..ii haaeball and other sport, tn4,eMiy-4iat all thoae- attending had a good time ooe not express iu r.i.tn tha evenin- a short program consisting ft the following numbers were liven: Piano aoio. ansa iru Money; duet. Mlsa ivy Roake, organ .n,i 1uma Wlllet. violin: reading Mra. W. A. Whit; rmaraa. wrs. 11 rtva. ' Th decoration or tne ra very approiwlat ana axusuc. ui ,.r iN-ttinnnta representing vgr. .. " i.Jl- .ar. used wltlt artlatlc taste among th otner uwjim k.u. m, kmi and American flag. . The committee baring -charge of tb ttlrwtt:nirwuuuui, '--" . . ta f M. MeiHSBW. WW p.' 'J"?"! Warner. Miss eSuZ Cauneld. Ml. Clara Cauneld: ceptlon, Mr. C, V. w,lo",.'""i 1 R Freytag. Mr. John McOetchle.Mrs, James Roake, L. Aaams. i PRISONERS EAT SALMON. Earnaat Msss, Jrs catenas cnt"w That Thy roast upon. irrn.t Mas, the 16-year-old on of Sheriff and Mr. Ernest Mas, la one of Oregon . City enthusiastic nlmrod this eson, ana noi omy y..- kui 1UCKT BB wan. nm to the fall on Wednesday morning, 1 ' . . . Lk . kla Una out hut and naa - . ,j ahort time, when a Chinook apled 1 hit and wa pulled out by th young a It a terrible atruggl for ma.n.r. 'r. wr rhinook had b- eSrSV" m hU .truggle tor freedom, he wa orawn ' . t. . IS nnunda. pea tne - . ,v. Today the prisoner confined In the county Jail will be given a feast by f?uL.I ir- nf Rherlff Mass. Ther at ent v pruoner. and on. man who la witnoni iuhu- . nd aTe treated with consideration by tbe sheriff. . rv, not dlsDarage rival, nor run Jawh annthnr man' good. If you do not know what to ay, ay nothing POLICE MAKE GOOD RECORD III APRIL mi ..lit. ' w- hree pei-ple for every one that goes to the country. During the past ten nurs the cities have Increaaea in Hooulntlon 101 oer cent, while the rural districts show a gain of only 29 per rent. Th nrnnortloii lietween town and country population In this state hss entirely changed lit tne past aecsue. Ten vears ago Oregon' people wern uUut evenly distributed between own and country, the latter leaning by 31.573. This margin nas noi onij been wiped out by the fast growing cities, but they have piled more man tiKMHH) on top of this gain, while the rural population has increased over h total of ten yeara ao uy om The state as a whole has gained 200,2:19 peoP'e W '"e past n-n-j or period, an Increase of over 62 per cent. . I-ess than BC.OOO of this new population has gone to tne counirj, while almost 2i)0.(HM people have set tled In the dlles. Three people have gone to the cities for every one thst has settled In the country. . " We are facing the gravest prouiem ,. ih. vonarstlon" saia Manager .i ...c n - - ,, n fi,ui,inn of the lommercim uuu, - . ... l .v.. for If we can get more peopm uu soli, many of our otner irouums ... s.ttle themselves. How to get tnn Undless man on tne maniess the great work to which the Oregon iw.ninnmnt ixaEue and the Port land t"ommerc1arMob havfr set them The figurea snow mere tit tt The man wno can devise a way to offset the lure of the white llghta of the city ana Bei " , ikoi. faai on the around Instead of treading asphalt all their lives, de serve well of hi country. us. wnssm PASSES AVAY IN EAST DIES AT HOME OP DAUOMTtrt I". WEBSTER'S PRAIRIE, WISCONSIN. SPEEDERS AID DRUNKS TO SWELL FUNDS IN . THE CITY TREASURY. It la of Interest to note the source of the $154 which Chief of Police Shaw collected last month In finea. Here Is the Itemized list a presented to the couucll Wednesday evening: "C. J. Cook, of Portland, speeding uto. $10; B. T. Trenkman, Portland, needinc auto. $10; J. D. Flowers, minor In saloon. $10; Joe Wilson, aell nsr Honor to minor. $10; Tim Jonrs, drunk, $10, and ten days in jaw; wm Rlaen. drunk.' IZ5; frea. mgen drunk. $25: Hugh Bevls, disturbing the peace. $5; E. Nuttall, taking cows from roiindniaster. $3; Owen Mc Ouade. drunk, $10; Jack Boylen, drunk, $10; N. J. Rltter. drunk, $10, and ten days in jan; tiarence nay, drunk. IS. forfeited ball; A. renne nsld 15 on fine imposed In March; G Quick, paid $3 on v fine Imposed In March. J. C. Connor, sentenced to Za days In Jail had sentence suspended to Jeave town. C. Johtison, arrestea tor speeding car on Main street, waa die missed. Lew is Smithy, had a 10-daya' Jail senfence suspended to leave the town. Tony Clomenskl, drunk, was fined $25 and sentenced to 50 days in Jail, was, suspended on good nenav lor. Th. following la taken x from the Dura Imn Nawa. Dubllahed at Baraboo, Wisconsin, announcing the death of Mr. vturv Shaw, of Mullno, who pass ed away at the home oi ner uuu. Mr. Simon Cobieign, oi nralrlo Wis "Mrs. Mary Shaw passed away at Ira Plm a nt her dauahter. Mra. Simon rnhieitfh. Wahster's Prairie, last night after en Illness of auoui nve with heart disease. Mr. Shaw wa born In winneoago County, Illinois, slxty-ven year. an tnd rsma to Hanuuu wimu .-- - ... but eight year oia. one aiiTiiuo tha narsboo " Collegiate Institute nd a Famsla Seminary, both educa tlonal Institutes In thla, city In th ..rl dsva. In 1890 ah went to Mui. i nramn. tn mak her home. She lived ther until thla hprlng when her daughter, Mr. Coblelgh, went to Ore- - . mnA womnanled her to the 5m- nl waiistet-'s Prairie. Sh had been failing with heart disease alnce last December. Beside a husband, who la In Mul 1 T'' mw In ' T ifMHOT ; : 1 mm m - OF NFW JERSEY. Will W00DR0W WILSON Democratic Candldat for Presidential Nomination Who Portland ai an Early oat. Speak ,k- roiinwina schedule: ty at their meeting held on Monday then aranged the W"010 fneaute. . inTltatlon ei- :i ntr . t Estacida: tended them by the Eureka Council 9lB! 9111' " S visit that order In Portland, on na mil oi mo viiws j - i FARMER AT COLTON DRUNK HANGS SELF CHARLES ANDERSON COMMITS SUICIDE DRINK CAUSE OF DESPONDENCY. Charles Anderson, a farmer living In the Colton country, yesterday com mitted suicide by hanging. The body waa found about one o'clock In the afternoon yesterday by neighbor. Anderson was a heavy drinker and It Is aupposed that despendency brought on by brooding over hla weak ness, was the reason for hi action. Coming to Colton about thre yar ago irom Forest Grove, Anderson won a moderate living from the old Gott berg place where he lived and wa uppoaed -o be well fixed financially. He left a nephew, Carl Bergren. of Barlow. Thla la the only near rela tive; The coroner'a Inquest will be held today. DOUGLAS IS THREATENED. DOUGLAS, Arig.. May. . Douglas will be threatened with a atorm of death dealing lead when the expected battle between loyal and Insurrecto troopa come off. Entrenchment hav been erected and all poelbl means of protection put Into play buj the fire of the Insurrecto troop which will be directed against Agua Prelta will also be In direct line with Doug laa. A general attack on border towna la expected Friday. ncation began to prepare to debate on MrMi 5 About two weeks before the date set for the debates, at an Insti tute st Canbv. upon my inquiry Mr. Toree told me thst he did not know thev were to debate, did not see now they could, and thought that the de bates were only to be between the 8th grades of the county. This left Estacada without an opponent and eliminated them from the race. It seemed to me that the largest high .toft In the county, with a large li brary ahd good teacher should be foremost In this most lmoonam i.r.nri, nf school work and I told Mr. Tooxe so. H then promised that he would see what he could do ana lei me know later. can t get them to debate If they don t j want to." . , i Knowing that the Oregon vity niBu o school wss very busy with athletic at the time. I felt Inclined to excuse .km fmm as much work of this kind o as possible but It wa the first attempt to get the schools of the county to gether In debating work and I was naturally anxloua to make It succesa- ft,About a week teore the date set Mr Toor.e telephoned me that they would be here. Then only a day or two before the debate and after we had our bill printed he telephoned that they could not eome. - Now these debates were all to take place the same night In any debating league that ever existed If a team failed to appear they forfeited the de bate. This ruling preclude all pos sibility of any team attending another debate and getting-all of the argu ments. Mr Tooxe showed hi ignorance of all debating work by asking for Anoth er week. Knowing that hi high chool waa weak and needed more tlm than th larger high achoola ot the county t I gave him another wees. At the date aet the other schools do bated and two of the Oregon City de baters whom Mr. Toose Informed me could not be In Estacada thst aame night on account of sickness were at Parkplace and took down the argu ment, used In the debate. Mr. Too. saya that ML Pleasant listened to the aame debate. That Is lmiMlbl aa Mt. Pleaeant was debating Q ad stone on that evening. Mr. Tooie told m In hla own home that he knew hi de bat6r were going to Parkplace to lis ten to the debate. In his own home on the am evening he also told me tbst he had made a bungle of the whole business and waived all privi lege of contesting for the county championship Monday evening. The officer of the team will put on the Initiatory work at that time, and It is planned to have special car to take those wishing to go, the car to leave at 7 o'clock. Reports reached Oregon City Thurs day afternoon that people living In Oak Grove and Highland precinct are circulating petition to recall County Judge Beat! and County Commission er Nixon Blair, who were elected lat November for four-year term. It haa not been learned that a recall volition hairtnv tha name of County Commis sioner W. H. Mattoon la oat. and lH understood that tbe wrath of the peti tioners Is directed against tbe, other two members of tbe court. It I evident that the action of th ;. county court In employing Frank Jag- gar to direct and systematize ue roa construction In CJackama .county is responsible for the circulation oi the recall petltlooa. There I reason to believe that man of the road au- pervlsor resented the change in me thod of building highways, having had practically their own way xor muj vears. It Is not Mr, Jaggar in partW cular who is nnder Are, but the new deal ha been a bitter put tor of the road supervisors to swallow, for under the new system they are .. compelled to take order from the court through Mr. jaggar. Thousand of dollar have oecn .tH m riackamas County in re cent years In the construction and repair of roads, ana tne county wun determined to put an end to the evil r aa far a practicable, believing that money could be saved to the taxpay-ere-thrrragh systematic method and the building of more permanent tnor- oughfarea In the vanou ecuons the county. About two week ago F. n. warns, th road uperylsor at 0k Grove, wa dismissed, the reason being that he had disobeyed the orders oi xn wui In Improving road. It Is uppoed that th friend of Harrl are Incensed over hi removal and propose to make It a embarrassing as posslbl forth members of the court. u w. thought probable that the peopie ot Ka& Mkiiflff ll JaV whole will ympthlx .with the movement to recall Judge Beatle and Commlesioner Biatr. HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU T WASHINGTON, May 4. It you can not run your hand Into your pocket and hul trtu a roll ot $355 you are not "financially an verage man. A statement Just Issued by the United States Treasury Department s,i that amount as the per capita circula tion, basing the figure upon an eatl- -mated population on May 1, 1911, ot 93.705.000. The department ahowed that 9" that dai ther wa a general tock ot money amounting to $3,546,674,337.. which Included $308,936,220 held la the Treasury, and $3,237,638,117 1 circulation. Patronu our advertisers. o.oooeoooooeoo4oo o)0 .0oo0ooo'Oo WANTED! 5 to 20 Acre FarmsNear Oregon City divers waitin? and many coming. If your place is for sale and tiie price right come and see us at oncer3" - - o W. R SCHOOLEY & CO. o Phone: Paclf.oM-80, Home A-156. Sit Main 8L. Oreoon City, o . o a o Theatre T vVO REELS ft Tiie Management of the Electee Have Secured at Enormous Expense tbz IT ALA FEATURE FILM IN "The Fall of Troy Reproduction of th Trojan War 2,000 Avord Gladiator n gaged In deadly conflict 8petacular attack on the elty Settlnge dazzling with grandeur Awa-lnsplring conflagration. , hwlng th giant Wooden Hors., captured by th Trojan, nd th orti In th dead of night by the oldlr concealed In th'nlml. who sat fir to th elty; th Urror of th lovely Helen h' huband, st th head of th avnglng Qrk, dtroy the Trojane with fire and sword and kill Pari. hr lover and a multitude of ainailno holdnU. Fof Today ntl S&lccCcfy MATINEE AND EVEinNG DAILY" ; No Chance In Price 5c c'J tOo An especial treot long to be rentr.ttrt. You ccn't isfford Jo miss t."b. Now why h wishes to contest theg.