TIIS OREGON ' DAILY JCU .IAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 190J.,
(iOfllllQSl SOLID
FOR CAUSE
f Willamette Valley," Inland Empire
f' and Neighbor States to Aid
Columbia Improvement;
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RECIPROCATION CRY
OF VALLEY PEOPLE
Will Help Portland - In Expectation
That-Portland WiU In Turn Giva
'': Aid to Willamette River and Cooa
and Yaquina Bay Improvementa.
Expression 5frpm resident of the
' -Willamette valley and the Inland empire
? jnaicaie mac me movement for tha fur
ther Improvement of tha Columbia river
" will have tha hearty cooperation of tha
entire northwest end California, with
senators and representative la co acres
Of OthftlV states rMllv'tA abmIm fiAMtn
W.-FuTAV tB-4ha-ff ort Ineuoe the
: appropriation of sufficient moner
keep tha work going for tha coming
.summer. .
... ,"1 judge , from my observation at
home and In other towna south from
- here,? said J. a Cooper, mayor, of In
""depejtfence (Polk county), today, "that
there- will be hearty cooperation between
Portland,.. Astoria. The Dalles, Pendl.
j ton and ail the. towns In tha .Inland
-empire In the movement to induce con
Kress : to provide . for tha further
, ,. Improvement . ' of - the Columbia.
. We people v realise . that In the
-Improvement of rivers and' i
- bora Ilea lit large part the assurance of
propraevelopmintTrTh!sTorthweBTj
- it is a question that concerns tha entire
. northwest.- ',-.
Mast Btand Together.
- "Furthermore, the necessity ' of all
-western states standing together doubt
Jes will make senators and repreeenta
:. tivea of neighboring ' commonwealths
Join with Senator Pulton and the delega
tion that ts to go to ) Washington to
runner tne appropriation.
"We must engender a spirit -of loyal
cooperation; must handle these thlnis
on a nonpartisan basis, and remember
j.that.'tjie. Issue goes ta the Interests of
an perauns irrespective Ol psrcy align-
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,.. "Another thing, the residents of the
"Columbia river valjey should remember
- that reciprocation Is the soundest foun
datlon for all such ' enternrlaea. ". and
that. -If the' people south from here In
- t n state-of Oregon- help -t hem.-1 her In
turn should help tha western and south-
' western Oregoniana, to procure appro
priations -from congress for the Im
provement of tha Willamette .river and
Cooa and Taqulna baye. v x,
, e- aheald Ooneeatrate roroes.' 1
'"We are hot making the mistake of
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taken up one at a time and that we
should not ' scatter our ' forces among
several federal enterprises so as to lose
' them all. ' Hence, we are disposed to
help the Columbia valley to gat Its ae-
7proprlajm- for tha deepening of the bar
l at Asiftrla and, the removal .of -obstruo-
tlons- at Celllo.'. We believe that the
people of tha Columbia valley will not
- forget 'the assistance w 'render them
- now a)-there fere will aid us la proeur-
,: mg needed' improvementa." .j-
The meeting' of the Oregon Develop
ment league that Is to be held In Pen-
eton In a few da vs to forward the Co
lumbia river enterprises Is expected to
add much force to the movement. The
-plan 'la to assemble there prominent
men from Oregon, Idaho and Washing
ton, and unite them In presenting- to
congress the demands of this northwest
country. .Assurances have been received
from many aenatora and representative
in congress, that they will help In in
ducing oongresa to provide for continu
. Ing tha work at Celllo and -Astoria.
.. Senator Sam Piles of Seattle has been
quoted aa saying' that while he coul l
hardly be' expected to divide his effort
in a way to endanger the projects of
hia own state, he sees no reason Why
he should ' not lend his Influence to
Oregon at this time In getting the-ap
propriation for tha Columbia's Improve
ment. "
' Tha well, known cordiality that exists
between Senator Piles and Senator Levi
. Ankeny of Wa'ia Walla, and the under
standing that they will work In har
mony in Washington this winter during
the session of congress, leads business
men here to believe that they will ftnl
Senator Piles la line for the .movement
that haa been started,' for Senator An
keny strongly favors the Improvemen
TTTThat slron" reprsaeiitatton-win ba
sent to Washington to support tha at-
forts of T. B. Wilcox la a .certainty.
The enthusiasm that has' been mani
fested - here and in all towna of the
northwest appears 40 Insure that all po
tential WeTgywtlt be ipendert an that
success will aUendrThe efforts.
UNCLE SAM TO BUY
BIG AMOUNT, OF TOBACCO
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"Washington, V. C, Nov. 7. Tha time
j for submitting bids for supplying the
navy department with 150,000 pound of
;, tobacco to the paymaster-general of the
navy department expired, at noon today
- and the btda will be opened this after-
-noon. The' time, of delivery Will riot
. begin until next year, but It is conaid-
ered advisable to nave tne Dm sent in
1 earlv enouirh to give" the successful
-Kidder or-1 Judders 'ample time to make
tha necessary selections in the market.
The next lot of tobacco to be furnished
to the government for the use of the
. navy will have to go through much the
same test as that wnicn nas previously
- been bought and will be given a thor
ough Inspection by sampling and other
wise at the Brooklyn navy yard.
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TAX DELINQUENTS
WILL BE FEW
Deputy' Sheriff Ferguson . Pre-
paring List jjfJThose WhoIi:
nave Not raia.
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PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD
AT AUCTION BY SHERIFF
All but-Thirty-Fiva Thoosand Dol-
If ore Than Four Thousand Dollars
Dim far Poll Taxaa. " '
-TputyTBherlfrJorin W. Ferguson.
chief In the tax department, la hard at
work preparing the list -of delinquent
taxes,,. TWa llat wllV-b ready-for pub
lication an November J The property
that Is listed will, be advertised - for
four, weeks., then sold at auction bv
onerirr word. The following la the re
port of the condition of tha 1904 taxea
at tha eloae of business on October Z
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Tax roll . . .i.. .V. . . .. . . . , 3,202, l.T
Sheriff's assessments 6J5.JH
j-enauy . . 5.744.1J
Interest . y .......... f o;-- 1,4(9.40
-i-Total , . ,V: . . ,'v.v. . . . . I2.tl.09.6
Paid treasurer ..;Tt-.... . .,$2,074. Sas.dl
Rebate . t. . s.tninTii
Rrrors. and double ass mts. . 6,299.09
Unpaid; 77.892.07
Total . ...tf.210.098.6S
Since tha above report waa made about
110.000 on taxes has been paid, and Mr.
Ferguson thinks that before the sheriffs
sales begin at least S26.O00 mora will
be paid In to tha treasury. Taxes are
delinquent If one half the amount la not
paid on or before April 1
The total 1904 property tax aasesaed
waa 1,M8,X5S; all but 135,144 was col
looted by October. The 1904 . personal
tax asssssed amounted to $514,074,. of
which I43Z.OZC was collected at the
time tha report was made lnat month. A
rebate of 1 per cent waa allowed on 11.
1 1 Ijiia, tha. amo
March' 16, 1905. The total amount col
lected on or before April 1 was 11.(82.-
082. The delinquent list ! divided 1ito
the following subdivisions:
Poll taxea, 14,2(7; state and county,
124,953: school, 19,482; road, 14,814; li
brary, 79; Port ,0f Portland. .tl5,07;
cltjr of Bt. Johns, 154; the remainder
ta . divided among me . several aoxen
school districts of the county,
TO PACIFIC SLOPE
'roject for Colonizing .Twenty-
Five Thousand on Banks of
Columbia River. -
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IJonmtl gpeclal gerflee.)
Chicago, Nov, 7. A great, aectlon .of
Chicago's Lithuanian population will 'tm
transported, bodily toheFaclfte coast
In accordance with plan already chang-
ingvtaeaatuall.tles. 25.000 people will' un
dertake tha migration- to the fertile
Paclflo slope. Tha orlalnal deilm con
templated the settlemsht of '10,000, but
the' enthusiasm whfJt'h fha - project
aroused caused the "founders to believe
that tha number will run-far In excess
of this. Whll the-membership is maje
up rrom- all sections of the country,
Chicago, as the great Lithuania ranter,
will furnish far mora recruits than any
other locality, perhapa as many a 3 11
others put together.. The membership
fee la 1100. With 10.000 members at
this) figure the society , will have a capi
tal of 11,000,000 to work on. If 25.000
members art secured. 12.600.000 will he
available for the enterprise. With even
a smaller amount, orlglnatora say that
vast areas along the Columbia river can
be purchased, transportation secured an1
the colony put on a prosperous footing
. " Chicago Flower Nhow. -'-''."
" (Jeerael Bpeetel arvtee.
Chicago. III.. Nov. 7. Ths annual
flower show uhder tha auspices of the
Horticultural society of Chios so opened
atthe Coliseum this noon. Chicago Is
the greatest flower tnarket In the
world and Its 28 wholesala. markets
hsndla over 15.000.000 worth of cut
flowers alone every year,
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GIRL FACES FEDERAL JURY
FOR ABUSE DF-HAILS
Miss Dixie Tuttle Must Answer
' for Sending Slanderous Let-
ters to Neighbors.
i . (Joeraal Special rvle.
St Louis. Mo.r Nov. 7. Tha federal
grand jury which convened In St. Louis
today will take up the cane of Mis
pixie Tuttle. the Audrain countr young
woman whose arrest for aendlng ob
scene letters through the malle has at
tracted widespread attention. - Miss
Tuttle, who is tha reapected daughter of
a prominent farmer, was .arrested In
September, on - a chijree, of aendlng
"anonymous slanderous lattersLlhrough
the malls." Tha missives were aald to
attack venomously ' the. characters of
many prominent people of the town and
After investigation had caused sus
picion against Miss Tuttle, a postofflce
Inspector called at her horn and ques
tioned her. She vehemently, denied any
part In the writing of the letters. ' The
case wss soon after placed In the hands
of ITnlted Statea District Attorney Dyer
of St- Louis. The most careful sur
veillance failed to locate tha sender of
the letter. - Mailboxes were watched
without avail and decoy lettera produced
no direct evidence. Eventually, however,
suspicion was narrowed to a few young
women, one of whom was Mlns Tuttle.
Tha postmaster, was called on to help,
to the extent of selling these suspected
young women - sucn stamps as were
car fully, but inconaPleuoustyT'inarkei
with different designs. Stamps bearing
one of these marks were sold to Miss
Tuttle. and when the next complaint of
objectionable lettera was made, the
stamps were examined. It waa declared
that they were the ones sold to Miss
Tuttle, the charge against her waa made
and the arrest followed.
- rr- ta - Creole J Olafe :
iBpedal totopetc to The JraaaL)
Dallas, Or., Nov. 7. La Creole club
of this city, composed ef the local busi
ness end prof esslonal men, has changed
Its quarters Into the. lower story of th
new W. O. W. hall.
o nuuurs -ars-aold ana air gambling
la prohibited.
' Preferred Stock Ceased. Oooda.
Allen Lewis' Beat Brand. .
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Chlcaa-o, Nov. 7. -Tha Mormon church
haa made application to the Central Pan- -senger
association for recognition for
its missionaries- by tha clergy bureau.
Mormons claim that their missionaries
are entitled to half rates, a they sr,
engaged In evangelical work. Rallroa-1 '
agentahowaver. . r. lalm thit..lha.ml
slonarlea proselyte on commission, an I ,
that their salaries depend upon th-
number of converts aecured. The worle '
la regarded rather In tha light of busi
ness than of Christian endeavor.
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