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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1911)
-J I, II k ,4 n. i . u I I I OTHHHif ft t?"tf i II STABLE I iii III I LIVERY, FEED &SALE MADRAS, OREGON HOOD & STANTON aivn Your Orders Prompt Attention Transient Stock Given Best Of Feed And Care MADRAS OREGON Pastime Pool Hall Tucker & Culp, Proprietors Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery Smokers' Articles, News Stand CENTRAL OREGON ! WellDiillingCo.l ARTESIAN AND SURFACE WELLS DEPTH GUARANTEED ESTIMATES FURNISHED INQUIRE AT PIONEER OFFICE MADRAS, OREGON I Are You Planning to Build Bungalows, Mills, Stores, Warehouses, Schools, Brickyards, Creameries, con densers, or any Engineering Project ) OLA T it MINKltA I, SA UPLES TSST1 IT WILL PAY YOU TO CONSULT US GEIJSBEEK ENGINEERING CO. 604 Blake McFall Bldg. SWfcFfi OWL RESTAURANT Opposite Post OfBoo NewManngomeut Come and see us. If we treat you right, tell your friends; if not, tell us. o o o o Tables Reserved for Ladiss Joe Lewis, Proprietor MADRAS. OREGON WPORT YAQUINA BAY OREGON'S POPULAR BEACH RESORT An ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes of all kinds. Hunting, Fishing, Boating, Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, Canoeing, Dancing and Roller Skating. Where pretty water agates, moss agates, moonstones, camelians can be found on the beach. Pure mountain water and the best of food at low prices. Fresh fish, clams, crabs and oysters, with abundance of vegetables of all kinds daily. Camping Grounds Convenient and Attractive a 1 with strict sanitary regulations Low Round-Trip Season Tickets from all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale daily. . Call on any S. P. or C. & E. agent for full particulars as to fares, train schedules, etc.; also for copy of our illustrated booklet, "Outings in Oregon," or write to "4 WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. madra: HARNESS SHOP EXTRA SESSION OF 620 CONGRESS ENDS Results of Session Are Far Short of Program Outlined at Outsot. FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF P0ST0FFICE FRED DAVIS, MANAGER Full line of team, hack and buggy harness always on hand. Whips, robes, blankets, spurs, bits,and everything kept in a first class harness shop. The leather we use is the best California Oak Tan. We carry a good line of tents and wagon covers. Mr. D. H. Williams, who has had 25 years of experience in harness making in this Pacific Northwest, is at the bench and you will find him courteous and a man of ability in the harness business. Come and look at our stock; no trouble to show goods or quote prices. Boots and shoes neatly repaired. All work guaranteed. Strangers, Kindly Ask Our Old Patrons HovV We Have Treated Them i J' Washington. Tho most- stronuoun session of recent years has pnsBcd Into history. The net results or tho extra session, in comparison with tho ambitious program adopted ut tho outset, were not large. Catiadlau reciprocity was brought as near roallty hb tho executive nnd legislative departments could ndvnnco It; statehood was ausured for New Mexico nnd Arizona; campaign pub licity legislation was passed in a form satisfactory to its most nrdent ad mirers, and provision was made for nn enlarged Houso of Representatives based on tho 1910 census. A Democratic House, tho first since 1S9B, attempted to make into Inwo the views of Democrats on tariff re vision, but executlvo disapproval ren dered futile nil their efforts. All Tariff Bills Vetoed. Two tariff bills, one materially re ducing tho duties on wool nnd woolen goods of till classes, nnd tho other p.nclng on the free list articles of machinery and tools used by farmera and amended to Include many other items, were vetoed by President Taft. Hawley of Oregon nnd Humphrey of Washington voted to sustain the president on both measures. Laltorty of Oregon and French of Idnho, voted to sustain the president on thu wool bill, but voted with the Democrats to pass the free list bill over his veto. Waahburton and Ln Toilette of Wash ington voted to overrldo the veto of both measures. A cotton revision bill which carries as an amendment un iron nnd Bteel schedule met a similar fate. Tho House, under the leadership of Rep resentative Underwood, of Alabama, chairman of the ways nnd means committee, nnd Speaker Clark, en deavored to pass tho woolen and free list bills over the veto,-but the noces sary two-thirds voto could not be mustered. Treaties Raise Issue. Genoral arbitration treaties with Great Britain nnd Frcnce were" sent to the Senate by President Taft, but they received a frigid welcome be cause tho Upper Houso contended thnt one provision of the treaties usurps tho Senate's constitutional prerogatives. The resolution relating to popular election of Senators was amended by tho Senato and was sent to confer ence from which it cannot emerge this session. New Mexico and Arizona Admitted. Yielding to the Insistence of Presl dent Taft that the new constitution of Arizona should not contain n pro vision providing for a recall of Judg03, a new resolution providing for tho nd mission of Arizona and Now Mexico, with directions to omit tho Judiciary . ictuii jium uh organic law, waB passed by both houses and will be signed by President Taft. The Joint resolution provides for Arizona's admission with tho. consti tution adopted by the convention of July 20, 1910, and later ratified by the Arizona voters, upon the "fundamen tal condition" that article 8 of tho constitution relating to tho recall of public officers shall bo held and con strued not to apply to Judicial olll cers and that the Arizona peoplo shall give their assent to that construction. Secretary Wilson May Retire. That Dr. Liberty H. Uailey cf New York, one of tho leading agriculturists of tho United States and the man who was named by President Roosevelt to head the Country Life Commission, Is to bo appointed secretary of agricul ture to succeed Secrotary Jamoa Wil son of Iowa, Is the report which is in circulation. That Secrotary Wilson's tenure of ofilce will bo brief 1b the conviction that has settled down over Washing ton. Tho revelations as to puro food laws administration In the nnti-Wlloy plot and the manner ln which Secro tary McCabo has dominated the de partment so as to bring discredit on it, seem to make it impossible for tho president to keep him. May Not Reprimand Wiley. Opinion is strong here that Presi dent Taft Is wavering in his determi nation to reprimand Dr, Harvey W. Wiley, chief chomlst, and Instead, will advise Secretary Wilson to get rid of Solicitor McCabe, his legal adviser, who curbed tho pure food Bpecmllst. If this happens, the president will likely turn tho enforcement of tho food and drugs act over to Dr. Wiley, Publicity Dill 8loned by Taft. President Taft slgnod tho cam paign publicity bill. It provides for eoniplc-to publicity of -campaign expen dltures by candidates for both tho Houso and Senato before elections and limits the amount which may be spent ln a single campaign to $5000 for a candidate or tho Houso arid 110,000 for a candidate tor th flonato. COLONEL JOHN E. GILMAN Colonel John E. Gllmnn, oommand-er-ln chief of the G. A. R., which began Its annual encampment at Rochester, N. Y., Monday. Brief News'of tho Week. Fruits nnd vegetables of many sorts will be sold ln Chicago by weight in stead of by measure After January 1, 1912. Ten thousand elk from the Jnckson Hole country are to be shipped to Colorado und distributed over that Btatc, tho railroads lmving agreed to transport the animals free of charge. The engineers In charge of tho work of raising the battleship Maine have decided to suspend tho operation or exposing and exploring thu hull until after they clenred away me wreckage. Now York state and tho Middle Weal have a bumper apple crop for export shipment HiIb year, according to a bulletin of tho Boston Chamber of Commerce. The political campaign ln Canada Is Increasing In intensity as It pro grosses, and acarcely a city, town or hamlet from coast to coast but will hear the oratory of the plntf&rtn spenders during the wook, ' Tho curtailment among the New England cotton and woolen, mills has .extended to New Bedford, Fltchburg, Amesburg and Wnkesfleld, where bo-twe.-n 30,000 and 35,000 operatives were given two weeks vacation, with out pay. News of Noted Persons. Isaac A. Manning, of Oregon, now consul to La Quulru, Venezuela, was nominated ub consul at Barratniuilla, Colombia. Miss Ida Conquest, the actress, will be married in October to Rl'ccardo Bertelll, oldest son of tho Into Ad miral Luigi Bortolll, of Genoa, Italy. OBcar A. Brlndley soared" higher from the ground at Chicago than nil aeroplane had ever been before and set a new world's record, at 11,720 feet. Partners on tho stago for many years, ISdward H. Sothern and,Julln Marlowe, America's foremo3t Shakes, pearean stnrs, were married in Lon don recently. Joy filled the homo of Theoddre Roosevelt, Jr., in San Francisco, whon the stork left nn olght-pound daugh ter as a gift to Mrs. Theodoro Rooso- velt, Jr., daughter-in-law of tho ox- president of tho United States. President Taft, John Hays Ham mond, James J. Hill and Secretary of the Interior Walter L. Fisher will be the principal speakers at tho HtlT an nual meeting of the American Mining Congress, to bo held In Chicago Sep tember 2C, 27, 28 und 29. Crimes and Mishaps , i I. ii The body of Mrs. Myrtle Rood Mo Cullough, tho well-known novelist, was found in her home in Chicago. Mrs. McCullough took an overdose of sleeping powders. Dr. A. W. iMcDavltt. a San Rernar dino (Cal.) dentist, Is allcgod to have Immured Miss Jessie MqDanald W. 1G months in a cell-like room aUfjn, Ing IiIb dental olllces. i Threo men, alleged to JitiVG "boon members of the mob which ut Coaf.es ville, Pa., took ft), yaiK-er from a hospital and burned him tr .iti. have been arroatod charged with mur-der. Butteries, alarm clnf.a n,,,i AVnin.,. Ives hold as exhibits by the prosecu tlon In the dynom: tn (nnatilmnv anal. of the McNftmara brothers, will "be anuwn to uio attorneva n. fopao, according to nn agroumont reucneu uy the, attorneys. The trial of Honrv (!lnv nnnifln fnt tho alleged murder of his young wifo -my 10 wero begun at Richmond, va., Monday a trial elucidation, tho prosecution officers Bay, or as mysterious a crime as tho South has rocontly luown. llnMillN UTL1M ... lib uuucnit .... r . . s cvonis Occtirrinn n. J ii a i in ii ,uu O,aio Uurlrinii,. week, .... wn nut n. f '"VII All . . 111.. Kill. dT Brewers tl,8 y0ftr "l N c "isiorv , ,., ' tii ..... . iuii f., .60 to W UU DTI .. it ::::18 'i1.!,oud' lis year, " W Heppner-Whll. uviiiui uiBcnorgo of l-nv Hi-,.,1 f,. ..... . . ' "UOUl 1Z hniiu . . villi l.IBV IK'I'ltllMII fltiil f. , V vn tiMn tn ... ta! II1JUIIUIIIII1 I BILI ... ,w ngntu; University Regent, PlalnUff, 10,000 Name Ar6 Frjudul, Salem.- AlleglnK fr&uiuit,. , turee to tho number ott lOiii, referendum on Houte bill sit . printing 328,2DS to the Ucltm Oreuon. nnd frnniilcnt . 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