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FEBIGH'TEH TO SEEK TRADE
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. Parla, Aug. ; II. rranch eommtreial
HnrunM vr SorUry Roofs tflp
1 ad Xhf appkrant dlspovltlnn of South
Aiartc t yield to what Paris edltora
call Uncl Sam'a ardant woolnc haa
at laat Ukait a. practical form. Whin
- th Tampa aod othar aolamn voloaa
" ,aT wanting tha country of tha
. tgntfleanc of too much aympathy Be
tween North and South America, a bum
bar of Trench exporters persuades tha
ministry af commerce t send eompa
tent.'-trada eharmars. to' dlUoIve anj
audita i llluaton their Araartcail rivals
may. have 'left behind them. 7 ' '
.-"WodonT-want to monopollae the
trade of South America.' said tha chair
man of a saasa meeting today. : . "We
only want our share, which, in certain
llnea, the Amorleaaa have been gradu
ally, getting. . We . muat Quit .sitting
back and asking trade to coma to na.
Wa are going ewt after it", ' .-
WOOD GIVES TESTIMONY
j (Continued from Jaga Xne.) . . -
talned numerous applloatlona and aa
algnmenta,. and In . each case Jonea
wrote In a deecriptton of land located In
tha propose reserve. . A feature of
Wells' work waa that tha first two ap-
plieahta he obtained were his wife and
his brother. '," -.. .,
Nathan C. Richards ef Sumptar tear
ttfled ia regard to tha protest agalnat
tha formation of tha reserve. In Sep
tember, . 1101. he accompanied tha dele
gation of representatives of the mining
Interests who called on United States
Senator John H. Mitchell here in Port
land and got no aatlafactlon. .':...
. Jokaui Xm BsoaUad, .:
Charles A. Johns of Baker City had
previously testified to the same pro-
teat Johns recalled that Senator Mitch
ell had Informed tha delegation that
the Blue Mountain reserve, waa one of
President Roosevelt's pet schemes.
Daniel . Webater . Tarpley, several
tlmea Indicted and once, convicted, be
gan ht testimony as a government wlt
nesa - yaaterday afternoon . and conn
pleted It thta morning. He told of brib
ing Merritt Ormsby. son of the forest
superintendent, to Inform Mm or the
boundaries of the proposed reserve.
Tarpley carried tha newa to Horace
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MRS. H. CHAPMAN, Cincinnati, MRS. M. J. ODELL, Odell, W.-Va,.
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Greeley McKinley, who Induced R. &
J Hyde of Wisconsin to put up 44.000.
Tarpley gathered m bunch - of applicay
tlona to purchase school landsw hurried
to Salem and paid an Installment of SI
centa an acre on U.000 acres within .the
propoaedV- rmrvt- Tarpley, McKinley,
Hyde nd Merritt Ormsby were In on
this deal. Later Tarpley. aad McKinley
aelected, an additional 1,000 acres In tha
aama favored locality. Senator Mays
objected to any one '"butting In" aad
demanded half of the 17.000 acres. This
meant certificates apparently worth
$40,000. Tarpley offered to pay It
centa an acre. Maya spurned tha offer
and trreatened to have the. boundaries
of the reserve changed In order to shut
Tarpley out, but ha never carried out
his threat. '
Tarpley also testified that ha sold tha
certificates of two sections of school
land for Captain Ormsby, tha forest au
panlntendent He turned the certifi
cates over to Georgo Sorenson, who said
they were Intended for J. J. Pltagarald,
deputy city attorney of Portland.
W. M. La Force, a local attorney, pre
ceded -Tarpley on the wltn.w-etsnd. He
acted aa a go-between in tne acnooi land
certificate transfer from Maya to Cap
tain Ormsby. After telling this story
he balked at relating the eubatance of a
conversation that he had with Maya,
saying that it Involved the relatione of
attorney and client - The olala of privl
lege waa aeniea oy juage Hunt on tne
ground that the proper foundation had
not been laid. Then La Force teatlfled
that Mays had hired him to obtain In
formation from his old friend Ormsby
regarding the partloulara of -the iorth-
coming report on the Blue mountain re
serve. La Force tried to get tha Infor
mation, - but, according to his - own
story, his m Union waa a failure.. -
The trial of tha eaaa la progressing
slowly. 84a attorney a are Interposing
objections at ahort intervals and Spe
cial Assistant Attorney-General Heney
and United States Attorney Bristol
have to fight their way alona. At
present legal arguments and objections
are taking up about a fourth of the
time.- :
INDEPENDENT LINES -
DRAWN INTO STRIKE
' Ooerul t.aeeUl gtrvtea.?
San Francisco, . Aug. it. President
Cornelius of tha International Carmen's
union this morning presented to the
Oeary and California street lines the
same demsnds made on the United
Railroads, It for an eight-hour day. Any
action at tonight's meeting of the car
men will now apply to every line in this
city and if atrlke la ordered the tleup
will te complete. ....
The independent llnea will undoubted
ly follow the Unlted-Railroada In refus
ing or granting tha demands of the em
ployes.. The refusal of the carmen to
await tha arrival of President Calhoun
for an answer Jo JJmlrrieraands, widens
the breach and makes a atrlke almost
inevitable. . . .'-.y , .
FREEWATER SALOON
- IS TO BE ATTACKED
" (laeelsl Dlspetea te Ibi Joaraell
Freewater, Or.. Aug. It. Tha city
council of this place haa granted a sa
loon license to Mr. MCEIrath of Walla
Walla, and it la understood that ha will
open a aaloon Immediately. -
District Attorney rneips declares that
tha proprietor will be arreated for vio
lation of the local option law ae soon
s ho opena for business.' According to
Mr. Phelps, partlea have already con
sulted him regarding the matter and a
complaint will be made aa soon aa the
aaloon opena. He will bo prosecuted
under the local option law And the mat
ter will b tried out at the October term
o? the circuit court, Tha fight between
J I ton and Freewater, which towns are
very close together, hss been long and
btttr, and this wia makt lt.avenworee.
aa it has, aiwaya seen, , oa the , uquor
GETS 85,000 NOTE
Mistake of Bank Clerk in Can-
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'adian $ank of Commerca
; . .Enrlchaa Stranger.
DOES MOT COME BACK
TO RECTIFY MISTAKE
Police Searchinf for RedpientTol
Jer Almoat Proatrgtad When He
. Discovered Error Note . Is Num-
bercd and Can Be Identified. "
fJaaraal gsMlal Brrtes.l '
San Francisco, Aug. II. Diligent
aearch is being made for a man who
haa in his pocket 14,100 belonging to
the Canadian Bank of commerce, which
waa paid him aa tha result of a mis.
take on the part -of tha paying teller,
who "handed the man a $1,000 bank note
tnataad of on of I60O denomination.
which check ha preaented and called for.
Every bank in thla state haa been noti
fied to look out for a certain $1,000 bank
note and if tha missing one . la pre
aented, for deposit or exchanged for
smaller currency it - will probably be
Identified. ' Tha police have also been
asked to locate the unlawful holder of
tha note, and they are exerting every
effort to do so. . .
Bank notea of $1,000 denomination
are . not overpientifui, and the num
bers on the note are known, so it can
not be presented at any bank or broker
ago office in the United States or Can
ada without immediately being taken
up. and the chances are that evil will
betide the Individual who la found with
the big note In his possession.
When tha paying toller discovered his
error he waa almost prostrated, and the
bank officials were in consternation. The
Incident has caused much excitement
In local banking circles and waa the
chief toplo of conversation last night
at tha clubs where bankera congregate.
There la considerable speculation aa to
the identity of tha man who walked
away with tha note, and the polloa are
taking active Interest in him because
he did not coma back to the bank and
rectify the mistake." ,
It is possible, put not considered
probable. 4ha-th-man haa Wot yet tits--
covered that ha waa overpaid to the ex
tent of 14,100. Tha case ' is expected
to furnish somo sensational : develop
ments. - . ' . '
JOLLYING PRESIDENT
ABOUT HIS SPELLING
(Joans! Special Serrice.) ,
Oyster Bay. Aug. 21. Publlo Printer
St tilings and other officiate wrote to
tha president this morning enthusias
tically indorsing tha change of lan
guage. The president, censured by
many. Jollied by others, Us unmindful,
enjoying bis vacation tha same aa if
nothing had happened.
. stilling aaya ha haa already put a
committee of employe to work remod
eling the manual of style. He haa or
dered them to hold all proofs until It la
complete. He aaya - tha - new manual
with its simplified spelling will enahje
him to dispose of the services of a
number of proofreaders. T ,
Allen Lewis' Beat Brand. .
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any value to you, otherwise it is a source of harm', -v'
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stomach ailmeats. It has always given the best of - '
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Every day in the week but Sunday. , This Is a neat, trim,
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" Portland wharf, foot of Taylor street Astoria landing,
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Departs from Portland at 7 a. m., from Astoria 7 p. m.
Connections at Astoria with trains and boats to and from all
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