THE JIOK.MAU PKE(iOIA5. Tl'DAl,
13,
1911.
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1 7 r - I J. I
SENATE SUMMONS
BIG CHICAGO MEN
Browne, Hines, Tilden, Funk
and Others Wanted to Tes
tify at Lorimer Hearing.
OFFICER SERVES PAPERS
Special Agent of ronpwloul la
veatlgallng Committee? Driundi
Prcaencw of Prominent B4
nea Men In Capital.
CirifTAOO. Jan. 1J. Sabpaae wove
erred today on ft number of Ohl
eag'ians. msnr cf them well known,
to appear In Washington and lv toa
llmony before the. tommltIM
ronduetlnaT tha Invaatlrartoa aa to lha
election f Senator lUlam Uortmer.
E. K. Webber. ip-M otncar of the
tov.rem.at. e.rved taa paper. .
Those aa whom aubpeaas w.ra aerrad
are-
i;twi:4 TtM.n. president of tha Si
ttonal Parkin rompanr: Edward
Hm.a, lonrnun: i ' Wlehe. brother-in-law
of Jr.t lllnea; Clarence
K. Funk, g.n.ral manaa.r of tha Inter
national Harvester Company: tyru
M-ritil k. mmDl of the Intern
tlor.al Harvester Company. Edward A.
lin.roft. a.n.ral pounwl for tha In
f.rr.ational llarve.ter Company; John
llroj.rtr.. Stale fntr and Chl'-aso
!iutikpr: Kobert E. Wilson, tttai
Hrpr.e.ntatlv. i!fn W. liinman.
pnMi-er of tha' Chlcaro Inter-Ocean,
and If. H. KoM.aat. pubUelaer of tha
VMraa Record-Herald.
It I. nndirod that othere In Illi
nois will ba summoned to Waablncton.
Including La O Nail Browne. lmo
cratte leader ta tha IlUaote House.
I.OKIMF.It rKKPAKIXG TO FIGHT
castor Willing to Appear Before
Invrstirator ( Any Tim.
Tha Larimer Investigating committee
baa not definitely fliad a day for "
. en! meeting. Tha member ara going
ttr tha volumlaou testimony taken
' la tha Illlnole Inquiry and until thla la
eamplat'd auch m(lna aa ara naaea
aary will ba hald m.r.y for parpoaaa
of orranlsatton.
K.oator Lorimar for tha Brat tlma
In ..rml waaka appaarad In Ma placa
In tha fcaaata today. Ho arrtvad thla
mnrnlnf from Chlraco In raaponaa to
. m raqur.t aant ta all abaantaaa to ra
ta rn far tha vota today oa tha raaola-
. tlona prtrrldinc for alactloa of Sanatort
by dlract Tola.
Snair Lortmar will rat urn to Chl
rift imn.diai.ir. Ha aaaouncad hla
wiillnrnaaa to appear barora tba Sanata
eommlttaa Inyaatlaratlnc Ma alaotloa
h.naar tha eommlttaa flzaa a data.
b. oat or Lorimar la preparing to 0ht
tha eaaa vlaorou.Ir. Ila aald today ha
had ratalnad aa hla coanaal ax-Judaa
KIbrldca llanacy. who lookad atar bia
Intaraata la tha prlou Saoaia taraaU
aatloa. Cx-Kanator N.laon W. Aldrtch haa
announced lhat ha would appaar ba
for. tha lrlroar eommlttaa In Waah
Inaton. Mr. Aldrtrh waa rnyltad by
lha commltiaa to taatlfy wlthla a wak
or tan days and tonlabt ha aant tha
fotlowlna- trl.ram to Saraoant-at-Arma
Hanadall. of tha Sanata:
"It will not ba roBTaolant for ma to
appaar bafora tha eommlttaa wlthla
t.n daya. bnt I will coma aa aooa aa I
ran. A aubpana will not ba neoea
aary.' COLLEGE ROWERS OUSTED
Cornell Crew Loar Tnr oa Et of
Potuhkeepulo Rare.
ITHACA. X. T, June 13. A aenaa
tlonal ahakaup la tha Corn. 11 freah
m.n rr.. whU-h Coarh Couruiay In
t.rJnl to taka to Touchkrapaia tomor
row, ocurrad toaiaht. Hacaoaa thay
broke tha tratnlnc rul.a by aattnit he
rraam. tha Tataran coarh ordered Mur
phy. No UrOarhlln. Sa and lar
rowe. N-v i. droppat. Tha Daw eat
tin or tha boat waa not announced to-nla-ht.
Ml-(JllKSF.rIK.N. T.June 11 The
Vntyeratty of Wiaconala erew arrlr.d
toUay fur practice for tha Interrol
l.cut raatta to be bald June SI. The
mea ara In ebarce of Coach Harry
Vail. ' Tha Columbia aqoad already la
en tha arena and Courtn.T'a craw from
Cornell la expected tomorrow or wad
neadar. rennaylraaia and racue
re due before the end of the week
h.n practice for the regatta will be
in fall talnrr.
COMMENCEMENT IS SET
Proitilrare Arautrenj at Vanronrer to
Hare Kierraara Jane 21.
VINiiifVrn. TVaaaHT3une It Spe-
rlV The rnimrnraxaent ex.rclaea of
tae rroviaanca Arad.ray. of the bialera
of rharity of providence, will ne held
M Yse. rhapal of the convent. Wednae
amy aveainc. Jane tl. Aa Interaatlnc
trcnmiM haa beaa arranged.
Ta preeentatlona of diplomaa will be
rr!a b Vara Kay. rU V.rwllalan.
V il The c'.aaa motto la, "We Will."
and te c'Kra Mta an.l tfolJ- Tha
cU. flower la wMta carnation.
V . ii.rtrud. Anna Koiey and Wlaa
T.'tc.le Anna Condra will araduate from
tr aalemlc rourt. and the following
will xra'luata Into It. a aradrmtc rourae:
ll.s-1 Vim VTaon. Keaa Maraaret
Krui.M. AmeMa Julia Plfrnoea and HUIaa-
bets Ruth Heeooa.
Scckioc norl, Man Pmpa Dead.
IT.NiI.irTt'X. Or. Jane II. .pe
r.ai . f.Ti. M ln'. a'. I Sa year a.
ana a rreiinc of trlaatila. dropped
uee.l of heert (i!!ur. near lllot Htck
yc.terlay. avorUlr.a to Coroner r'ol
r.. wh. returned from tha arena thla
a'ternoon. Wintiow, la company with
W ft. Knlth. of The naUea. waa drty
lag tsrouah ta country 'in aearcli of
work. He f.l. dead near tha camp.
l.iTrrrtr Honor Paper.
f ALK I'r.. June 1J 7evW rv
trli".n parera aera Uau.d by Uover-
nor Wet tiJy for M. 3d. Snydrr. who
la as )all In Port. and. charaed with ob
tain! re money under f A. preteoae
T. . rharc made by tha In.trtt t At-
torr.eya eSoa of aaut rraaciaco CaL
wiaaie .id Elderly Peaalew
V.e Ko'.y Kllnv IMil. for quit. and
permjin.nt rrii!te In a!l caaea of kl.l-n-r
ait-t ha lurr trouhl.a and for patn
f l ard anaolnc Irrec'iiarttlea. To.y
roctain Jul tha Ingredient necea.ary
te reJ '" and etrenathen the artloa
ef tfe kidneve and Mal.ler They are
trc In a-tton. quick In r.euil. Try
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MWM CORHIPTIOSI PVD, AMD F.O WAKO BINES, WO ACCWEB.
TUFTS TO JUBILATE
President to Honor 25th Wed
ding Anniversary. -
JUNE 19 TO BE OBSERVED
Tfioaaanda of Invitation Are Sent
Oat for Blc White Bouse FtonO
tlun Daughter to Receive
a Mother Is TIL.
wismvnTnV June 11 Tha recep
tion whlck the Prealdent and Mr. Taft
will give June II. the IStn anniveraary
of their marriage, probably will be the
most largely-attendad function err
bald In the White Hou.e. More than
100 lnTlttlon already hare bean rent
out and aery day the Prealdent la aug-
aatlmata la that 40 will be Invited
and that or toaee at leaei iLir-.u..
will attend.
The New Teara reception h
brouaht more thouaanda than that to
,i - k.. ikau funotion
me . uii. vw .
are not by Invitation end tha crow
meraly enarea nanua wnu .m.
. . . jt . . ii the ailver wed-
ding celebration refreahmenta arlll be
erved. there win o oancm ' "
party In the White Houae ground.
The guc.i uei wii i"'"-- -
. - - the Pr.ald.nt and
Mra Taft from all parte of tha country.
Practically every 0007 m .
1, ..ki... ..m hea bean Invited ana In-
Tttatlona have beeo aant te peraon
who have entertameo tna r r.-w...
Ma trtpa. to mambara of the Kepubll
caa National Committee, to tha official
-notification" eomralttaa which In
formed tha Prealdent of hla nomina
tion, to many clergyman of all denomi
nation, to editor and to hundred of
other. ,
Mra Tft will not. attend the
Prealdent atlll wl.haa her to avoid aa
dt.meat. Mlaa Helea Taft will atand
by her fether-e aide to receive the
gueta. . . ,
Thla will ba the third allvar wedding
celehratloa of a rreatdeni 01 tne
I'aiteJ Htatea ana nia wne. rrraiuriu
. .. .1 ..i.p.-teM their ISth
.na eire. -
anniveraary Auguat I J. !.. at their
. iw m. A Tw Aa Man
cottage at wl rro. n, -
nd Mre. llayea held a levee at the
W hite Houae New Teare evening 17T.
to celebrate II year of married life.
PROSECUTION IS ASKED
Wlt-keraham Kefaaea to Tell Inten
tion In Tobacco Caae.
TVASHINOTON. June 11 Attorney
General Wlcherahara reported to tha
Houae today that he did nnt conalder
It compatible with the publlo tntereat
to aay whether hla department la pre
parlne; rrlmlnkl action against the
American Tobacco Company a ofllcera
Krpreaentattva Byrara. of Tennessee.
Immediately Introduced a concurrent
revolution to direct the Attorney-Oea-oral
to begia propagation at once.
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ESTATE IS WORTH $10,000
Mr. Nation- Will Iteqnealh Prop
eny to Pant liter anj to Home.
WASHINGTON. June It. The will
of Mr. Carrie A. Nation, who died at
Leavanwovtii. Kan. Friday night, has
BEIBEBY WANTED TO .TESTIFY
HEARING
been filed In the Probate Court hare.
Tha will la dated In 107, and In It
Mre. Nation declared herself to ba a
reeldent of Washington. The estate
la valued at tfv.000. It consists of
houses and lota In Outhiia and Shaw
nee, Ok la- an aocount of $1000 In an
Alexandria, V a, baas, ana a Hie in
euranoe policy.
To the Women'a Christian Temper
.n I nion of the State of Kansas,
lira Nation bequeathed her "Book of
My Life." and all rlghta thereunder.
The will bequeath the sum of 160 a
month from the estate to Mrs. Charl
ton A. McNab, the only child or. Mrs.
Nation, tha Income to be derived from
the houae and lota in uutnne ana
Shawnee. After the deatn or ner
daughter a house and three lots la
Quthrle are devlaed to tha Free Meth
odist Church of Oklahoma. After the
death of Mrs. McNab her children ara
to receive the sum or t&oo eaco. ana
remainder of tha estate la to be given
to the Carrie Nation Home for Drunk-
arda' wlvea and Widow at Kansaa
City, Kan., and for a home for children
12 year eld and under.
KANSAS CITT. Juno II. Tha Carrie
Nation Home for Drunkards' Wives and
Widow In Kansas City, Kan., haa been
turned over to the Interdenominational
Funshlne Society. Its original purpose
was abandoned because there appeared
to ba no drunkards wives to patronise
It, The home for children mentioned
In tns will ha not been staDiiiaea.
COTTON CROP SPEEDY
XEW RECORD FOR FIRST AP
PEARANCE MADE IJT TEXAS.
Special Train Ced Part of Distance
- to Market So Bale Will Be
First of Seaon.
HOUSTON. Tax, Jun 11. Estab
ltsh'ng a new record by 11 nays for
first appearance of the new cotton
crop, a bale of Cameron County staple
was received on the Houston Cotton
Rxchange today. It grew on tba farm
of Ernest Mats and was sold to tha
highest bidder.
Part of tha - bale Journey from
Cameron County to Houston was mad
on a special train because It wss re
ported that other "first balaa" were en
route for the local exchange.
The cotton waa sold at 11.0514 per
pound, the total wairht being 491
poumls and the price 1101J. This was
tha highest price ever paid on the
Houston Kxchsnge ror a bsle of cot
ton. It waa cla.aed a strict middling.
ADELE VERGE IN COURT
Woman Who Sbot San Franciscan
Gain Delax Victim Belter.
SAX FRANCISCO. June II. Adele
Verge, the young woman who last
Thursday shot and aerloualy wounded
C. Frederick Kohl, appeared before Po
lio Judge Ehortall today oa a charge
of assault to commit murder. She waa
Instructed aa to her legal right and
tha caae waa continued pending: the fil
ing of a formal complaint.
Kohl' condition, I reported as hope
ful. REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
Lot nd block of the new town
site of ft. Louis will be aold at auc
tion on Wednesday. June 14. 8t- Louis
Is located on the Oregon Electric al
most midway between Portland and
Salem In the heart of the moat pros
perous portion of the Valley. Iwn't
miss tiiut opportunity. Sal commence
at lt:J A. M- Car leave the Oregon
Electric etaiion at T 60 A. M. and 11
A. M.. Capitol Truat Company. George
P. Lekrv-" sraaldnt, Salem, Oregon.
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TOLD OF IN COURT
Timberman Admits Curtail
ment of Production at
Dealers' Request.
PRICES LOW AT TIME
Head of Great Tellow Pine Concern
Says More Was Not to Raise Val
ues but to Prevent Ixsses.
Price List Sfere Guide.
KANSAS CITT, June 11 At the he
heat of the Southern Lumber Manu
facturers Association, the Long-Bell
Lumber Company, which control thou
sand of acres of tlmberland. curtailed
Its yellow plna output S3 1-1 per cent
dazing sis months of 104. So testified
R. A- Long, preitdent of the company,
at a hearing of the state's ouster suit
against the Alleged lumber trust her
today.
Thl curtailment was not effected for
th purpose of raising the price of lum
ber, but to avoid losses by deprecia
tion and needless Insurance and other
expenaea. aald the witness.
At that time, said Mr. Long, there
was an oversupply of yellow pine on
the market.
Mr. Long also admitted that the as
sociation appointed a price-list commit
tee and auopted its report at annual
and semi-annual meetinga.
Price List Mere Guides.
The use of. these price list by deal
er was not mandatory, aald Mr. Long,
but were for guidance in making sales.
Incidentally. Mr. Long aaserted that if
the publlo would cease Its "prosecution
and persecution of the lumber trade.
and would permit dealers to act to
gether. 10 per cent of the timber that
now goes to waste would be saved.
All of Mr. Long's testimony wa
taken today. Ha may ba recalled, how
ever. He la the principal witness at
this point and It Is believed tha hear
ing here will be closed In a few daya
Charles 8. Keith, president of the Cen
tred Coal 4 Coke Company, was tha
only other witness today. He covered
practically tba same ground a did Mr.
Long.
Defendanta Number 4 0.
Th hearing Is being conducted by
John Atkinson, assistant Attorney
General. The suit was brought in
108 by Governor Hadley, who was then
Attorney-General. There are about 40
defendants.
"Explain why tha production of
lumber was curtailed 11 1-1 per cent in
1904." Mr. Long was told by one of
the attorneys for the lumber dealers
when It canae to cross-examination.
"The lumber trade waa found to be
In a demoralised condition," he replied.
"The production waa far In "excess of
the consumption and, as a natural re
sult, there waa a slow demand for a
faat-accumnlating aurplus of produc
tion. The way to correct that condi
tion wa to lessen the production. That
waa what any sensible dealer would
have done. Not to curtail production
meant the piling up of lumber for
which there waa no market."
"The market price was down, waa
It notr
."Tea"
Wa th production of lumber cur
tailed then to control and raise the
prices"
Lang; Give Reasons.
There were many reasons for cur
tailing the production, especially of
yellow pine, which our company pro
duced. It meant the piling up of lum
ber that we could not sell and putting
into It the cost of labor, which was
about 17 to 11 .a thousand feet. The
Investment naturally would lie Idle
and would vnot be good business. It
would mean an Increase pf taxes and
increase in amount to 110,000 to 115,000
a year for each milL
"Yellow pine timber depreciates rap
idly when It remains In tha piles for
a long time. Thla business demands
that yellow pine lumber be not pro
duced faster than It can be marketed.
It waa not to control or advance price
that we curtailed the production. It
waa to avoid a heavy loss by deprecia
tion and needless Insurance and other
expenses.
. "The sending of price list to the dif
ferent dealer I the natural outcome
of good business. Th price lists are
only recommendations to the dealers.
Our company used price lists only as
a guide In offering lumber to th mar
ket. - Sometime our prices are lower
and sometime higher than those shown
in the price Hat. There Is no penalty
for not following the recommendations
of the prlci list."
FORTUNA IS FIRESWEPT
Bank, Clnb and Several Stores Are
Horned Loss $30,000.
FORTUNA. Cel.. June 11. A fire
which waa discovered early today in
the Fortune Bakery, over which are
tha room of th Fortune Club, de
stroyed a portion of the business seo
tion of th town, causing a loss of
boot 110.000. Ail of th building
burned were of wood and the flamea
were not under control until afternoon.
Besides the structure in which the
fire started, the Kraustupp building.
occupied by the Pacific States Tele
phone at Telegraph Company, a millin
ery store and several offices, the For
tune Merchandising Company, the West
era Gaa 4 Electric Company, the Bank
of Fortune and a warehouse were con
sumed. Th Lane Hotel, the Trllma
Theater and several other building
caught fire, but were saved.
PROFESSOR'S WIFE SUICIDE
(Contlno.d From First Pa.e)
Neighbor testified that Mrs. Minard
had been extremely nervous and wor
ried all of the evening and refused all
offers of folends to remain with her
until her husband returned, saying she
preferred to be slone.
They told of seeing the lights burn
ing In her house all of the night and
after daylight in the morning. When
they Investigated, they found her dead.
None of the witnesses first on the scene
remembered aeing a bottle or other
receptacle that might have held the
deadly acid and no trace of It can be
found.
Trare Is still absolutely no light upon
the business emergency that caused
Professor Minard to suddenly draw
I8u0 from the bank and haaten to Wis
consin without notifying his wife.
Eng!ish,SclenUsls Disappointed.
LOS ANGSTJ-B. Juaa II. Dr. WU-
UMBER Dl
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tat V v. -,:.
-carrt Cand,
Ows.. taaca with
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O a , CamneU
5ovp sa nr..
Ko one cooM make
Aay candy or eaka
To 'equal tbia
savor tare,
Honest reputation .
The reputation of
Campbell's Soups has
been honestly earned '
by their perfect quali
ty. And this 19 hon
estly maintained.
You know positive
ly what you get when
you buy
Soups
Don't ask merely for
"tomato soup" or "ox-tail
soup". Specify Campbell's.
And avoid disappointment.
If you don't say that
these perfect soups de
serve their reputation, the
grocer doesn't charge you
for them.
21 kinds 10c a can
Justaddhoticater,
bring to a boil,
and serve.
Joseph Campbell
Company
C. uttes if I
Look for the
red-and-white
label
tl T T 1. ...... . mr,M V V MpTleatl
sent by the British government to the
rTl.naijr iiiauu, . wva. .v .
of the sun on April 19. arrived in Loa
Angeles today on their way home.
"Our expedition was not worth the
money the government expended," said
T. T 1. "TTnfft,tlinAtilV. C.lOUdS
cam up Just at the time of eclipse
, i a .11 -Ka ulln.B .w Q .
ana remaiueu u ji ... ...... ,j
ended." Dr. Lockyear and McClean
walked un Mount Wilson today to ln-
. . . . . . rr-v. will
spect tne ODservaiory lynto. "...
east and will !1 from New Tork for
London July o.
DESTROYERS SENT NORTH
Little Warships Goin-r to Bremerton
Yards for Repairs.
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SAN DIBOO, CaL June 11. Four
torpedo-boat destroyer., the Perry.
Stewart, Preble and Paul Jone,'aIled
from San Diego ohortly before noon
for Bremerton. Wash., to be docked
end undergo repairs.
These destroyer comprise one di
vision of the Pacific torpedo flotilla.
A sbon aa the work on them Is com
pleted they will return to San Diego
and another division will go to the
north. t
Chemulpo Harbor Work Begun.
CHEMXTLPO, Cores, June II. The
work -of making the much-needed im
provements in the harbor here was in
augurated today with a celebration In
which representatives of all the differ
ent nations residing here have partici
pated. Count Teraucht, the Japanese
resident general of Corea. officially
opened operations. The present plans
Involve the expenditure of 12.500,000
and the employment of thousand of
Corean laborer for several year.
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Edlefsen's Slabwood Is superior. '
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Portland Printing House Co.
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KVV pure and goes farthest w
&Mtfmk' And it costs le than
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Woman's Power
Over Man
Woman's moat glorious endowment is the power
to awaken and hold the pure and honest love oi s
' worthy man. When she loses it and still loves on,
no one in the wide world can know the hearb-agony
she endures. The women who suffers from weak
ness and derangement oi her system, soon loses
her persooal magnecmaa. Her general health a offers
i . v. - i- k .norl looks, her amiability and
womanly charm. Dr. R. V. Pieroe, of Buffalo, N. Y.. with the assistance
of his staff of able phyiicjsns, has prescribed for and eured many thousands
of women. He has debited successful remedy for womsn's ailments. It
is known a Dr. Pieree'e Favorite Prescription. It is a positive specific for
the weaknesses and disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regulates,
strengthens and heal. Medicine dealers sell it. No hontt dealer will advise
you to accept substitute in order to make little larger profit.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG,
SICK -WOMEN WELL.
Dr. Pimfa PUmaat PelltU nutte ami ttreagtbca Smmsan, Unr mod flower.
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Oa June 13, 1777, Coagresa resolved that the flair v.
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Have Your Ticket
Low Round Trip Rates Eas
Chicago ...$ 72.5t)
St. Louis 70.00
St. Paul 63.90
Omaha and Kansas ,
City 60.00
Boston 110.00
Atlantic City 102.40
Baltimore 107.50.
Detroit 81.00
nATTC ion 5, 7, .'l0, 13, Id, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29, SO.
UA 1 Ja(y ! to ) 18 and 20 1 20 te 28.
OF Aagnat A to 6, 14 to 17( 21 to 23 ( 28 to 30,
. ., ri September 1 aad 2 4 to V.
J A1..I. .October 12 to 14.
October 11 H Denver aad Colorado Springe only.
1m
100
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Read "Burlington"
Montreal $105.5
New York.... 108.
Philadelphia ...... 108.
Portland, Me...... 110.
Rochester
Washington .
Denver, Colorado
Springs
91.
107.
55.
Final Return Limit, October Slst
Liberal stopover and diverse route arrangement
A. C. SHELDON, General Agent, C. B. & Q. E. Ij
Third St, Portland, Or.
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