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ALL READY TO SIGN
Columbia River Jetty Bill Is
Passed by Senate.
TO WHOM THANKS ARE DUE
Fulton Gives Credit to Burton and
Jones for Pushing Appropriation
Through HoiibC President
"Will Soon Sign Bill.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington, April IT. On motion of Senator
Fulton, the Senate today passed the bill
which tvns adopted by the Houpp of Rep
resentatives yesterday appropriating
J400.0UO to continue .construction of the
Columbia River Jetty. It took only one
minute to secure itu final enactment.
When the cnpinssed copy of the bill
reaches the President, It will take him
even less time to slpn it.
The bill which the Senate passed today
was that introduced by Representative
Jones and. although identical with Mr.
Fulton's bill, which went through the
Senate a month ago. It was necessary'
to put the House bill through the Senate
in order to make it a law. This required
the Senate to pass two bills, each appro
priating J400.000. When the Hpusc bill
waa agreed to today the Senate, on mo
tion of Mr. Fulton, recalled its original
bill from the House and tabled it.
The bill should reach the President the
latter part" of this week. Commenting on
Its nnal passage. Mr. Fulton today said:
To Mr. Burton, chairman, and Mr.
Jones, of Washington, a member of the
House river and harbor committee, are
we especially indebted. Both these gen
tlemen should be held In kindly remen
brancc by the people of Oregon. It is
fortunate for us that Mr. Jones is a
member of that committee, for he Is not
only a friend of Oregon, but he is ono
of the strongest men in the House, and
is recognised as one of the leaders."
of the Treasury to ascertain whether or
not he can secure reappointment over the
protest of the Washington Senators.
NO POWER TO INVESTIGATE
Court Declares Cincinnati Graft In
qulry Va6 Illegal.
CINCINNATI. April 17. The State Sen
ate had no authority to authorize the in
vestigation of the public officers of Cin
cinnati and Hamilton County as carried
on by the Drake committee, according to
a decision filed by the Common Pleas
Court In this city today. .
The decision was made in the case of
Thomas J. Davis, cashier of the First
National Bank of tills city, who refused
to appear and waB arrested. The cour
holds that the committee had exercised
Judicial and not legislative power and
that the Senate was without right Jo au
thorize an Investigation of the kind con
ducted. The cashier was right in rcfui
ing to answer, the Information requested
being of a confidential nature between
the bankind its customers.
In the Wild and Woolly KasU
NEW YORK. April 17. Two men fought
ovor a girl on a surface, car coming In
from Coney Island early today, and three
of their friends took tides, drew revolvers
and knives and began firing and stabbing.
The carmen and other passengers fled and
called the police, who found that four
windows had been shot out and the inte
rior of the car was wrecked. Three men
were stretched on the floor. The others
fled at the approach of the police, but
five of them were captured. Vlnceso Car
rera was shot through the right thigh.
Carroll SImono and Antonio Notaro were
cut so badly with knives that they may
die.
1NDQ0RTRAGKMEE
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Some of the Best Talent in the
State Entered.
LIST- OF COMPETITORS
May Escape Being Frozen Out.
ST. PAUI April 17. Judge Sanborn, in
the Court of Appeals today, handed down
ati opinion in the case of Morgan Jones,
appellant, vs. the Missouri Edison Elec
tric Company et al. The case involved
the merger of all the electric and power
companies- of St. Louis, and. if the state
ments of the plaintiffs arc true, involves
an attempt to freeze out, by means of al
leged stock manipulation, some of the mi
nority stockholders from the merger. The
Circuit Court below sustained a demurrer
entered by the company, and the decision
of Judge Sanbron today reverses the de
cision. Judge Sanbron practically holds
that there Is-basis for an action.
IDAHUANS CLASH ONCE AGAIN !
Ilcylmrn's Attempt to Force Action
v Blocked by Dubois.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash-j
ington, D. C, April 17. Senators Heyburn '
and Dubois clashed again today over the
jaonipener posimastersiup. when Hey
burn In executive session attempted to
fore tho confirmation of Winters; a Mor
mon. Dubois renewed his objection of
yesterday, and Heyburn replied that no
Republican but Winters wanted the office.
Dubois retorted that Republicans and
Democrats cut no figure in Bear Lake
County. It was all Mormon and Gentile,
and he did not propose to have a Mormon
postmaster in a Gentile town. The dis
cussion was so heated that Carter sug
gested that the case go over without ac
tion. This was done.
Problems Need His Dutch Courage.
CHICAGO. April 17. President Roose
velt was lauded as the most conspicuous
example of "Dutch courage" by Judge C.
S. Cutting last night at the IHh annual
dinner of the Holland Society.
"There never will be a time in a re
public when we hall not need this trait
of the Dutch." said Judge Cutting. "New
problems are coming up.. There can be no
such thing as popular government unless
there also is popular unrest. Th Ameri
can people have solved their problems
because they have quarreled vigorously,
aired them out. and settled them through
the enlightened majority."
BIDS FOR COLD SPHIXGS DAM
Killed In Auto Accident.
PHILADELPHIA. April 17 Robert J.
Wright, a lawyer of this city, was killed
and five other persons were severely In
jured in an automobile accident near Mlll
vlllc, N. J., today. The automobile col
lided with a carriage.
Opened in Portland .Tunc 1 1 and
Work Begun in July.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington, April 17. Bids will be opened In
Portland June 11 for the construction
of the Cold Springs dam of the Umatilla
reclamation project in Oregon. If bids
arc reasonable, this contract should be
awarded and work begun In July.
On the same date bids will b opened
in Portland for the construction of the
storage works near Conconully. which
form part of the Okanogan project in
Eastern Washington.
IDE MAY FIGHT FOR HIS JOB
Pugct Sound Collector in Capital to
Interview Officials.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington. D. C April 17.-Collector of Cus
toms Ide o Washington, whose ttrm soon
expires, arrived here tonight. In view of
tho fact that Senator Piles will recom
mend Fred C Harper of Seattle to suc
ceed Mr. Ide, Jt is presumed that he will
confer with the President and Secretary
BRIEF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Wtlkesbarrf. Pa. Tb National Convention
of the Catholic Lithuanian SocJrU of the
United States convened Tuetday.
Mobile. Ala. The plant of the Tlnesar Bc&d
Lumber Company, at Vinegar Bend. 5 milea
north of Mobile, wu troj-cI by 2re Hon
day nlsht. Lcf. 3100.000.
Madrid. The newpaper here r sport that
the dormant volcano at Pal ma. Canary lalantVt.
U thowln? rirna of resumption. Co hi mm of
smoke are Usultur from tbn crater.
Chicago. The will of BerthoSdt Loenthal
disposes of an eitate valued- at $2,XM,fKa. the
bulk of whtch jcoe to the widow and chil
dren. To various charitable lrntltutSo&a la
riven 3K000.
Minneapolis, Harry Spencer, who wa near
ly mobbed In Chlcato three weeks co oa ac
count of hia threat against hia divorced
wife. Monday night phot her three times and
escaped. She will probably die. Mrs. Spencer
baa teen trying to hide, and has been living
with friends In Minneapolis
New York. One hundred members of tba
Veteran Association of the Department of the
South and the South Atlantic blockading
squadron, attended the ISth annual dinner of
that organization Monday evening. Admiral
Coughlan and General N. M. Curtis made
peeches. De Forrest Barton, of New Tork,
was chosen president.
City of Mexico. President XM&z and party
returned Monday from a bunting trip, having
killed three mountain cat and 37 deer.
Annapolla. Md. The .V. R. R. Colorado, -with
the body of Captain Duncan Keenedr aboard,
arrived oC the Naval Academy Tury morn
ing. TJie funeral retrices aad iwtemeet will
be held at the acadeaay Wedfiee4ay. Tie od
cers of Ike Sect will participate.
Oregon, Willamette mid Pacific Uni
versities, -Agricultural College,
Multnomah Club and ". M.
C. .. Will Participate.
The list of entries for the Columbia Uni
versity indoor track meet next Saturday
lias been completed, and among tho
number who will participate In this event
are some of the best talent In the State
of Oregon. The teams entered will rep
resent the University of Oregon. Oregon
Agricultural College. Willamette Univer
sity and Pacific University. In addition to
the Multnomah Club and the T. M. C. A.
or Portland. The local Intcrscholaslir
league teams will also have a part of the
programme. In which the youngsters will
contend for the honors in their class.
The University of Oregon will send 17
athletes to the meet. In the 16-pound
ehotput it 1ms McKlnney, Moullcn and
Hug. In the polcvault. Moullcn. Winslow,
and Bean. In the high Jump. Kelly. Kuy
kcndall and Frlesell. The nme contesi-
. ants in the high Jump will compete in
the -broad Jump. In the mllo run there
will be Mitchell. Ramp and Wood. In the
half-mile dash there will be Wood. Lowell
, and Held. For the -yard run arc
Prldeaux. Obertcuffcr and Watch. In the
! 230 are Kelly, Jloores and Frlell. They
will also run In the 50-yard dash. Kuyen
dall. Moore and Frlesell arc slated for
the hurdles. In the open relay half-mile
there will be Kelly. Moore. Veatch. Frlwj
clL.and Prideaux. substitute.
The O. A. C. team has in the -shotput
Finn, Schroder and Smlthson; in the hlgn
I Jump Swann, Cathey. Smlthson and Bel-
den: In the broad Jump. Schroder. Swann.
Cathey. Smlthson and Bcldn: in the mile
run. Goodrich. Davolt. Grecnhow and
Beach. The half-mile entries are the
same as In the mile. In the 4W yards are
Davolt. Schroder. Greenhow and Cathey:
in the 230 yards. Smlthson. Schroder.
Beach. Cathey. Swann. The entries for
the SO-yard dash arc the nmr as In th
230-yard run. In the 54-yard hurdles ar
Schroder. Swann. Caihey. Smlthson and
Belden. The relnv iMni lx mtA. u.. r
Schroder. Grecnbow. Smlthson. Cathey
and Beach, substitute.
Willamette University has only one man
In the ahotput, polevault. high and broad
Jumps. He Is Lounsburry. In the half
milo and 440-yard run It will have Fordes.
In the 230-yard dash, the 50-yard dash and
50-yard hurdles It has Gray and Kornolk.
Pacific University will enter a full team
in the academic events, but has only two
men in the open events. The two old men
arc Peterson In the broad Jump, and
Fletcher In the mile run. In the half-mile
run Fletcher and Peterson arts entered.
PIRATES OX CHINESE IUVERS
Third Officer- Jess, of Oriental
Liner Aragonfa, Brings Hcport,
Third Officer Jess, of the Oriental liner
Aragonla. , which arrived here Sunday
night from Hongkong via Yokohama, re
ports that at the time the Aragonla was
at Yokohama, snow was still falling in
some parts of the country. Sengokunara
mura. a. small village In a valley sur
rounded by hills, was entirely cut off from
communication with the outside world by
snow to a depth of over ten feet. Prepar
ations were being made to rescue the
people of the isolated village.
"Preparations for an exhibition to be
held at Osaka in commemoration of
Japan's success In the war. under the
auspices of the Osaka municipality, were
being rapidly pushed forward when we
were in Yokohama," said Mr. Jess.
"The Japan Sea Is not yet free from
the danger of floating jnlnes. Not long
ago three men were killed by the explo
sion of a mine at Urago. Okl Island.
"River pirates are still doing business
on the Chinese rivers. Only a. short while
ago one of the most daring escapades on
the part of the pirates in the North lUver
occurred, when nearly a dosen of them
attacked a steam xaotor-boat owned by
a British company. There were 139 pas-
scJHrers on beard and awiong- these as It
-turned out later tkere were atae pirates.
About half an hour after leaving port
the pirates appeared, flourishing revol
vers, spears and other arms. Naturally
the passengers were terrified but in the
presence of the combined force of the
pirates they were absolutely helpless.
There was no doubt that the affair was
prearranged. The pirates came on deck
In a body, coerced the passengers Into
subjection, sent one man to disable the
pilot by pointing a revolver at his head,
put auother in the stokehold where the
engineer was at their mercy and had the
boat within their Iron control. The first
they did was to rifle the cabin of the of
ficers. There they got JX0 In hard cash,
besides other booty. In real Captain Star
light fashion they -held up the entire pas
sengers. They actually ruled the boat for
four or five hours. The master was help
less, the officers had no weapons, the
crew could or would do nothing and the
passengers seemed like a flock of sheep.
The pirates took everything they wanted.
When they were finished they ordered
the engineer to ground the boat, one of
the robbers taking the wheel. When the
boat had grounded they leaped ashore
and bade farewell to the disturbed pas
sengers Ip the most Impudent fashion. Al
together they sot about worth of
goods and valuables. No attempt is said
to bavo been made to capture the
pirates.
Drlnkwatcr Family Troubles.
SAN FItANCISCO. April 17. Joseph M.
Drinkwalcr. of Chicago, and his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Dora Drlnkwatcr, were ar
rested here today on complaint made
by Charles Drlnkwatcr. the woman's
husband, charging- that they eloped
from Chicago, inking 11.430 of his
money. They are being- held on a
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"Washington "University cnds an En
tirely Xcw Lot of Men.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON.
April 17. iSpeclal.) The University of
Walhington debating team, which is to
meet Pacific University next Friday at
Forest Grove. Or., will leave for the
southern institution Thursday morning-.
The team consist? of Clarence Martin.
Victor Zedniclc and Harlan Trumbull. The
question to be debated Is "Resolved. That
the Fifteenth Amendment should be re
pealed." Washington has the negative
and Pacific the affirmative
Martin, who Is leader of the team, has
been sufferlmr from an attack of tons 111 tL
for the past couple of weeks. Should he j tread. let It be borne In mind that angels
not be physically capable of taking his have their board and clothes found them.
part Friday, Zednlck will lead the team
and Alternate Wiley Hemphill will take
Martin's place.
This Is the second Intercollegiate de
bate the two Institutions have had togeth
er. Pacific wirjilng.here last Spring. None
of the men who met Pacific last year are
on the team this year.
whereas the fools probably have theirs to
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