The Oregon daily journal., November 10, 1906, Image 1

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- Occasional rain; cooler " tonight;
Sunday occasional - rain ; , aouthweat .
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PORTEND OREGON.;"
"f GRANT'S CRANDbAUCHTER W?DS;
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v nin-TinnnrriTr
ii blays TbjBn :iaholson
:-.iThenCJillsHimself
aC3 u!V
--t4 ncTceta,'Cutu :1V; Afi''tTT. i
innfn 1trunkfi ,hjmirf SjIb
'mmmir rwrever aiaarsoM' tcaa-'b
. aa taken -fnto untdjr l, policeman.
, In rvfcgej ;y IcVm" R, '.D-Atoa,' assIUnt
na-Iner. ff h VlUartt()ft. VJly Trao
' tlon company, ahot and killed Bpn OhoH
- p-aon, an mplby lii"th" Jonoa Brothara
larmajra fa4 t)op. on-HIf I), atfeet. thi
city, at thht wbrnlAf.t He theA'flad
"" to the. hjlnd, AiwrtltiiU jfrounxhu where
he committed 'euftlde by ahootlha" html
aelf throuah lh naatU pi I
It appeara that D'Anna, who la . it
ycara of ace, Ttad beA drlnklna; heavlli
, , durloc the. alshtaxid jwaa .determined ti
- eleep, lnhe, balk whpre, GhoUon ,waa
- j Work4o-.,),'Anna 1 jiuppoeed . to iiave
rane there shortly after B p'elaok.'wlthx
. out. ble' hat. and. , cot'. He Inalatpd, ea
occupying tbed Jn. the..offlcelloC,lh
' tarn.4 OhpUoDvaelna,tha. raan,,Uitoxl-
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FORMIFEiOFP
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DOCTORS
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: ilfUGEOHGEflERAL
Unles. William RufJs Shifter'
VIIIUIUVM 19 ICX lgXl IVI UIS
Srf :B0ttf Today .JHlS. ravcJanL
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covery.
(Jwul feeeUV. 8r1xt.
iflld. tNT,1 NdV 10-
JLtS
Bakerafleld, CSl.Ndr.'lO.TTie con
Jltlon of General VllU
er, w"otfiiff4rln U
extremely ertttoai-Aklk
dition of Gnral Wllljanj .Bufua Shaft;
iroai.'pneuinpnia.1 ia
kia-emvrnlni. The
doctor were preaent all night. A de
cided chnngftor the better muat ahow
i1tt4f ttaitr'hl Ufa will be deanalred
of." (ttmeral Shatter la on the ranch' of
hla aon'-ln-UW near thl city.
Oeneral Bhafter haa
a Ion
and brif-
.41m yiiftr-eereer Vnel Mnviutvtac
entertq ine,, umiea J9ute army aava
flrat lieutenant In the, Seventh Michigan
Infantry Auiruaf ft, I'M 1. M
tarn trmonoit'wla Mpide-fxl tM fSii
lowing yearkeijtwae aaade a major of.
tha Nlnetentb .Michigan , Infantry J
June!,' 18. he fecveaTlirtbther pro-'
motion:, helrtr madV -lieutenant colonel
By leapa and bounda hie wori.IJL.waa re
paid ae from one commleelon to another
ehwaa atncrfntedj iajtrt aertlng-aryear
; aa Ueatnantcttlowel.ShMter wae: made
t colonel Tof the lvanteeBta,il5nlted Htatee
colored BMnifjr.rmiit.JnM "ct
rave' and i naerttorloaaT awrvlte'
during the war. of tbe reballkra Shafter
p-waa'revted-brtgadler-geaeTal March
.111 14 land1 anuateredi i out - of .the
. -volunteer asrvloe : In- Navemker i the
.aamoeen ! u.t.1 a wr-t t isnwi
' revfnore'than a. yea ha remained In
' e civil life hat the) call of theafrray firenred
t too 'trongi..aad.' Jaaaary f"lliT,i ha
i entered the. regnlar army aa a Jlenketv
" ant-oolonel.'i'Sla waa breveted 1 colonel
r,' "' 1 t in i . .is ,..n .
.ni.n i(ConM-ud en Eag7w)iTHy4 i
' 'ia4 ' a'fr i j
, T T-7 VUAMAftMHIJaVVVA Ui w.
)X i"i''un 111". n -'T HH'ii r .el Htte,i la xi,
XAs.Meaa ,har werkad Know How. iWe ,hv beee breakinr etimtlae
t (n reoeros wun ina uooay-Journal.
.eithra best of all the tlunday papers have' failed, to get ilhe .Journal- be-y
cause tkei aewadealetw wrre.sold.euU- . Tha. way to dor la o -rder In ,a4-f.T
"X ' a,,,l re b-- nfm4 1 fir i 'yii e"i'i. io stnW-X
r'X fi '' The, wountry . la breaking fecordsj tno. ajidionaot the last lo Jha.,; T
. (smaanea.-was m osiiooning.i . lieutenant nra iMmt won internatiatiai
race in me air,, ana leu jtharfadara
1 1 VVtVfT4WvWH
ey,aia,ji, an interesting atory. i t ! cf tin", u t'imi m
" I,' "Amortg the' many capltar feafurea 1U. Lewla, story ;On tha Trail
X i?? thl Ameripwi. Missionary." ,''. ,rJt s t 'MttX
XI A W; . Brtan tell Of the world r( nrnhlema. and suerests anln. T
o .tlons,, If ym arg Interested in yourself, youi fcalghher and ybu neigh-
tor' famny;yoir should read this article of. the grea eommoner., , o
' Then there nr pngeg for womanf -iHow to ka yanag, and what -ta.i
'' ( Mf.K yn 'nt to appear at your beat na helpful rtlcleg fop.m;,;
2 , , gtorle. games' gnd'tnissleg for 'chlldreni Uwn Hction..nd tha, best .and,,.;
, , ftrollest .com In .the country,'; They, make , averytood. laughtl, it-, ypux . ,
I', l-'-fWMl? tSff,V" tw."-,h(u .'xivnsri.. 'r..y .
- '" j j'' e-tf fti.M ...... ''-s'-' r v '';i 'at J J
TTi P Sim ii V Tmtrfi al
aaask aask aV sasF " " ' arasL sV VaV W 1 M. MB KM K 'IA't
'3'
A
of Dmw .."WCMWtoTr
iHJ5!KiA$ire l3l Bphtorced Til:
t t4w.x r - . i
4lrig Beach. Cat. . No v. i.-xAt noon;
rbrkueti iengageof tit eptortng the ruin
of th Blsby htef, fllecOyered' two1 mora
badWt H'li- tt ,-.:
tong" Beach, M, 'ojfSa .'fcody
( a nn namea ncmer, ageij waa
reooverad early ..thla ..morning; in the
rulna ft tba fcajlapae. HUbjn boeek Te
brlnga the -tetet nambeix'frf tfeed to nhns
tf letrafcrcaljr.eVUl,aow that the
bodlea. of alf ' the ' vlctlma bare been
founds All the injured, ere reported out
of danger ttla' morning?',' :,Thaooi;oaer'a
tnQaeatryell Tbaz-beLA'tonday n Hri jr
ii rjie nre-aiery uixoy notei- wnica eel
lapaad'xi yeatwrday;' wae'a 'iyeenrorend.
Tlla and a WoVkJen-Uafrlrlnfct6T).The
qi U aaltt to hbaorvn ;the"moltnra
tronj 4h'a, cohcre'te'. whlcbvcbnaequenUy
never aettlea unleea, tha arork,,la care
fully .Innpected. ..l. . " !
Tn A mm m
Krank Nortoni'nied ski Mflenlerf ia
lUii via, ;iirijlkl2 5) Earpenter; Ixa
AngeleC-,- .,... ;.';
Albert JHartle, J7. -arpenter; Long
R., ,11.. If rkUia, m 21. . atrlcper : Long
Beach. v -"x ,y j,j,. ,m M v i . :
, Can! ton, Braahear, . ao.arpentMi fiigt-
TAl liilU ,, ,4 ,Jt ..f,iirlx y-.!'
(Aw on Bjanaon,. , Jaaorerj i4,pat-foJnla-ntanuewXong,
Beach. .. , , ' I
Iewla Phllllpa, carpenter; Loa ' Anr
gelea idled In hoiplal). . A t
- jp. M Rbbliaj, carpnter;roni
i . : s ri
lnknmiiinniiuvinn 4
One of Best Knov
Ifonaires
--Victim of Booze.
e.tevrt', ,
. mints! '
Jrl.BWa,rir.) i
otetwburg fa iMov. .lHwaN. J:llav
beth D.-.Ttiew baa- applied torthe eourtf
wf AJlaghaney oovtwty .eatihara jH-ewn.
Wtiltam Tbaw nameeake efi the aelglnal
WUlMonair of.that fanrtty.amar napbejw
of Harry. Kendall' Tha.w.faaw confined In
New York for killing fc tan ford White.
declared a habitual drunkard,
i
k,VlUlam,. Thaw la.,ahout '8, - .on" to
yeara., old. and la one ft .lite beat. know
of tha younger, millionaire. otXlttsburg.
Hla.aaother'a petition Jo. the court'aot
- fortbv .tha Ha, ; anjayg ;;nn;Trlcome,1of
132,000 a ,ypar. .;bas- IL0OO.&0Q pacfc of
that, and:an.eata.textU.tiiTrtserYe tha
value, ct. wnirn t upij-ef nrnaiivjwrs.
Burd ,Thaw Collins and. iienrv Jl Col-
lna sister . and brothw-In.law, of VVll-
William Thaw la a member of the
most eiforosvvb drafts at e)e city -and
make his botnarwlth hle mother in ttha
millionaire ceronyjh Mra,. Will lam Thaw,
saathea ef. Harry Jt.Thaw, haa.beAere
nr.xaomatidaya ,7-v!i 'ttirt rto tnl
. . ..He, v vri-'i'ii j'l I
t'liin f 'itWle-4 wno rovt it X"
infl iyetrmrty. peopM wbn MaU-4
of The Burdy , Journey haw ;hr
iWnirMKfriH
ICi'llEDIIOIEl
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IT
9 i 4 ii kdaf iii. f. J . i rr j . . - . ....... a, .
PLUCKywoLiiiii?
ji'l.'i""A "
Matofes' Riyiaricherlas
f ' rvittni rvhlrianoa anI Klav-
j'l? Escape v r7pm-Panther
; 'Which Kills Calf,"" I
' )' .('rQm i ii n i- Itri'St (C'tit-n
i-.l ni' r .ci ifiM-i'i . i'ii: jvx '
Itnm KSaedak.PUaetehrito, Tk Jol. , .., .
ttbend.i Ot., -Kort ia.-TrTbrlc .puraued
by a Jarg oougari aitd aa anany time
driving -the.' hungry animal away by
waring be arm and calling at ithe tep
of uer voice, Mrj. .George CoTer, wao
Hvee withk ber huabsnd on a ranoh near
the'aaoutbof, the Matote rlver aaved
Heraaif -frora-prebabl death a few day
aaM The) ' fact it hat .'tha-ranch .hande
were 1 a way Xroaa jtha t premiaea at the
tlh mad her poaitlon the or peril-
11 dti-a. COer wa attracted to the atack
cbrrala lata in the after oonr by tha bel
lowing "Of the cattle.' Nat knowing the
cause fjthe' 'disturbance ahaj left 'the
1oueTlinarmed T arid hurried" to the feed
ing yard aeverat hundred yard diataat.
Am ahe approached the corralif a htige
cplcaTwaa aTiemplJng fo "d"ri- tha
bluod-apattered body "of '' Calf. " which
had been killed but a Tew minutea be-
add..
Mr. Covet ,oiai several. Quick, Jtepa
toward th.swtr7t,;yemag
g m: Aflm
aawh elmej-xjiwi.! ftuaJJyhe cougar
dropped hla4?cj6an4 (a toWiaCf through
the eagebrash toward, the wood. Mr'
Cover ejalayad e,i,iew minute to de-tefilr.e-i
Whether .iorthe damagahad
bean .donei-at f,lhe,ooral and..ihea
started M. vetarih to, Vie euee.. f, n v ? t
i- Glancing oven he atwulder,,when.iahe
and gone" but av ahartnaiata.ere sive.aaw
thjroag h the- gatlieriBg duk the aleaUhy
animal creeping toward her -tju-ouga
the brueh, Mra, Xover .stopped short
waved kevxarma at (he. brvta-and jralled
aa lea
a-'twi teaidiana- uarj-Mdon.
rBut;k,rTOtcked-wloe,ljti thai
thai anlmai'k
I niorametita.-'-i-.l fcJiM . - 1
Hesitating for-ai-few momenta after
being caught tawnta rxatejelthy march
twwrd 'the-womao,l tbsvougarnaurala
mada toward bay; the eenoad Uma aaaJk
rng er' ellaht datoar' throe gir the- brnah
lh an effort'to gain a position between
hor' arid "the house.' vVad for the second
time in ! than 100 yard Mra. Oover
attempted to frighten away U hungry
Once again before reaching aafety tha
friutfkyft wotnan-' waa soaapelled - te Aatop
and idrlva bank 4 he aninmiV which Aad
at at en r cloee behind i be where baaV -no
demoBBtration bean asad by Mrs.. Cover,
baneould nave aprova tbreugh tha . air
and bacne her . to ! tha ajround.. Ir, la
pfohabls.' had. aha 'attempted ito, run..a
aaoat weraen i-weulcl,,'a: alnfiU ideath
would harvev reauUedx The plucky ranch
woman k realised' thla aadso naed her
wis, in-guarding uTf th animal natil
4kd Sronse'..'waa - reached and vttka i door
Olesedx.-v). , ,nti,,( .IH1 m
:rl During: than dead afi winter' Iff ia not
uncommon for cougara lnrthia part,rOf
the -county to. malo ui oooaiitooat meJ
t..asnM r reaWoii- tMVff ,,atr)yy 1
from, the hard, bat it ia-ot o ten that
oae off these mountain, cats approaches
the stack corrals e early, Am, tha. season.
Vtit9 -have been, heavy .anows-pw the
foothille durlnav the aaattionth. and of
unusual depth for this time of-thai year,'
a,,tfot wJrkh P"iahlyT.tdrve the, huge
animal powH,iq ,iae 4-aca iq.isearxin ,pi
laoddf, j . Vi w1 a .! .n iwv t
r 1 1 t iamcac r-irv
fO-J'
vl . .-. !l -i n;U-- ,
iansas , nor. m. n.,xi.. rwur-
noy. the,, apeclal, oommiaaloner' who. baa
Investigated the aJleged 1c trust In a
ault hv I. B. Klmbrell.' reported to (be
court, today that br baa found' insnfft-i
clent evidence or, tne existence 01 an
lea Iruat in, Kansas " City to " warrant
n-n. .1 lnn - - ' - -
i '1 ,.,,', ' r.i:
HALF MILLION LOSS
x-trt; xf 1 '
:ii:'
' T IN SCRANTON BLAZE
! CU t ji'U.-i 1 wr.ii fti- . ,
IJoomd gpell rle.) 'vi
Scran ton. Pa.; Nov 1 .-A bard ware
Store, carpet -store, restaurant, and .other
business) houses on rWaaMngtoa atreet
bruhed tbia- momlngt "Tha"Kaa la hair
a million. - n u i . ,
GOODING THANKFUL ' :
; FOR TAFT'S, CAMPAIGN
,1 rt ei.,-i f( 1 ' 'i" ... , , ,
Washington, Nev. liaiA message for
eeenetary Taft waa received today from
Ooddtng. rovernnr-elect Of Idaho. Maying
nls'plaralitjH ,lOMo. and thanking Uie
Seoretary or kua aid. --,''..
iuHhIj '.l ..t'!
-. .t. - f ' If aM" ' x ffiJwi "T jTFJ ' !. V 7
PresidentTeJIs Foreign
Correspondent Will
Accept Nomination
Unanimous-.-
H 'tit(tetV(' tiiHift . hire a ti'rt
ft ..i -f...f is fttifl i
1 l'( tv 't
Qoiintry Fa'ce'toaceith ITvils
,'; Qaled;bi: Crea Wealth ind
'Pyergrovyn fortunes and Rad
ical f Remedies' 'to' Be ' Sug
ft' gested Jn Coming' Message;' i
(Jour ml' Special Service.) i
r Nmrork.tNoT.'10.i-A.cablai to the
Brooklyn Eagle Xront, London fB lp
C Crawford, .once one of, the moet.'fk
moua . Amerloan. foreign. crrapondoia
and- nowa auooessrui man C business
residing In England, haa temporarily re
visited the path of Journalism... with
the result that" the 'Standard 'publishes
whai 1 probably the' most striking1 In
terview and character, sketch of Presi
dent ' Roosevelt ! and ' most brilliantly
written analysis of conditions In the
United, States that haa appeared In re
cent yeara.. ' :'"";'.- " ;''- (
'.While Crawrord espreaaly atAtea that
he does not- quota tha president in flrat
peraon, there ia every evidence to ahow
that most 'of what ' ha writes Is ia
RooeeveU','0wn''werds: Less . Interest
attaches to Crawfora'a sketch of Itoose
velt'a, sgireslv. .'masterly; personality
than to Rooaevelt'a polltlca and to tha
gigantlo Issues fsclng the president. , I
, v,.x -x T I
arvared, for aVttMkv.
. Crawford . aara: "1, was fully pre-
pareq ror the direct attack Roosevelt
mad1 upon . Hearst " through ''Boot.
Hearst 'repreeeota ' thU Snti-thfcl of
evarytbtng deefred by tMe 'president ' In
an nia'tatteranees i Roosevelt: wx very
emphatlo In his denunetatiVifi 'of -' this
style -of -American Jfmrnatlsm,- which la
brutal and: cTrl tt f ltd f0rr?et fff; trnll
rect assaultrupon-narnir,ilrr'fnrrecs!-
leKanesS. inpuiwUttig MoVcalled reforms
and 'creation ' 6f intensi claas feeling
that ckn only lead-to disaater Wnd
apollatiaavt-"' tt fr -wi.i i
" Rooe)t believes that a government
ruled and dominated by 'plutocracy 1 Is
one f the worst evils In the werld.
Plutocracy la hopalessl y, mean,' . amtster,
cruel and wholly tacking 1rr regard' for
-tbwgbtaf'ejehBra?Tltby',ba?ri abia
sincere conviction, "ha will not he eon.
taatwlfV, s.3 marbpaft4mlK preaenu-
tfita ior viie r tea puitocrao aitua-
tftm'-lii'Amerfea;"tnit wilt present u hia
next .meaaagny to congreaav practical
legislaqonj to-gorrett 'tlia fvila of thaae
glgantKvaba pldiyl twelllngi fortune'
' . Wonl4 Se Oaadidaea. j'
DealSs wltt' theVariaalhilrty of a man
being akaUaaaedfor ffloSithout be
ing a candidate for It, Crawford writes":
'It waa at tncreaa of my eonversa-
J tion.tht.I jrentured.to aay: , t
Lu,ri auppo thlnijs athaviiges1Jpn
I have noun right, to .ask.' The Jrest
ulanl ;nait rey- promptly 5 ,1 icnawrwhat
on.. IX., M A mmU I
fii "Ika Anawer- o t WsJ whfch.'.T Cannot
put In quotation, Waa, wholly In. han
a.Hiy:eiUh 3 th toraaidanea kubTlolV en-
presged opinion. I Inferred without one
word from tha president on tha aubledt
that thla vigorous, highly trained prea
ifTeot with avary Murpment. for hi of
floaw with .hip' great practical eraowiadga
5f lb best jnethods to be. employed for
Correetbtg' evtia.whteh--today over
shadow Amerlcan-ipoUtleaivwill bot re
fuse a ' unanlmoua nomination If It
BbouJA come to him from Jbg Republi
can 'national convention." A i
:flirBrhmg r. up crawtord ' saya-i-rThe
United Btatea .ia. approaching, a period
Of regeneration and change,'whlch pre
MtU A" aftuatftfti xatlmost grave aa
tlMt ey.igh. d, u -dba. eiv1i-wnrr-7.Tlit
overshadowing, Influence of wealth, the
gYewth tf eoloaeal'fortunaa) and aHae
of these fortunes by captains) -of andtiei
try, have further Intensified publlo gl-
taMoa.aqd Uta uadeft euvaent'Of asntlr
ment.3"' x.x.,.-.-.,...' C7 1
nl
insa jfias ei 1 n ? r a neVt npa.rl :
GRIFFIN ACQUITTED ot;
M,wl. V pf-.ANSLAVOH JER
1 j
(peul DIbteV d The Jonrsal.)
.(;yaaoVwVeat. Vot.-tfCapUln T.
Q- Qrlfisj ,has-rbevK.oqu.td rT. the
charge of manklkughter brought sgntnst
him for having, while. Jn3 Aommaiidcof
tha ateamahlp Prlnaess Victoria last
xUy,.rxo- down aamaU -aqeaaner aagalng
th loss of llf. The 'trial Magled "sev
ersf'daya. Judge'" Hendersdir amid the
evidence, waa lnauftdietulctoxO warrknt
conviction. ' . I
TheSkidoo
i irew.Tfstnfg. Yadtfn'g-ifha
orjateet thing ta tMwbvivlsWaf tag
kffort tq solve U.la mental rac
reatlrn: 'ndelfgiitfal'5nrystery''ti
young ant old. Beata-the "Age
of Anne" or the lt-lf-lt pussle
-famouw In the eld daya. ,
vRcadAboutitlnThc
pgp, DEALSPUT
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In romancnyJmmrTyirL)-rtjeore' H. .
17 iivuikuo rgi). luscnui,) fionoa.
".Miss RoscmkrV rtoiAa.1 the aecond
dngtefrerMrsrNtmara&rSa
ioriav. followed In the, looUtept .of
her elder altter, ' Mise Vivian Sar
1 toria, 'xwha i 'inixried Frecjervk: '''
j rxovscycii otovci 01 new ion iwo.q'
year mgo.o Picture. ;idw.Mrfc,
nvKwijr vi is. fTuviun(aau
picture belowr. ia her ' aiaterr. M rav
, , Vivian Saftofta ScbVelT . ' t
1 - .. i 04', i ,' .d-Nx.-O''
xii!A aril .wi". trioTI j?
M tU.t JtMl fcfLS-.t'J'W. 1 llrl-f IC -V'"!
StateFederation1 of Labor; Will Fightto: Have
VTl -' l I' ii..W He-il L -i..,n- O ...
zi VRenitehtiary, Stove
as-menace loVYorKingmen
federation w 'labrir.iaLki
byarerye anion man, in, Ocsaon, 1 Is) out
to .-abolish J ts atoysi foundry Mow In
operation at -tho pen1reHtiaryx at tUlem.
In order to .da ,ihU, the federation la
preparing to awing tha power of organ
ised) ualwttlsjh .WJndl wither el Ute
Jut, myv, blU ox the: bill "proposed for
the employment' or state' prisoners upon
tha pubneJwadaiT Inc !..! ft
Tha atate- federation waa for a time
favorably impreased by tha jute mill
preposition, rbunstoe the Junket -oUten
by the- members ef tthe leglelature.and
thai governor .U-then Walla. Walla julll
aadi dlaoualoa ot the matter at Peodle
tnojiseeM JUine.agoAts ardor hue-cooled.
Tha mangrn-Qf-the-fdaratlon-aUU be
lieve In the Jute mill and think It would
be aMteTwinyjniaiitiMy''rirax afrnttttthat
1 tawtimen'tnweMgf-anaaufey tnea 1 u re,
aa It arDear to. have .done., and they
tirew their aupport - to -it and lef q the
read bill without 'their influences aotn
nieaaures- would xba lost. - The- ftdera
tkn la therefore Unsettled aa to wfeejher
not it will ne tne jute miu ri tne
d measure wloh will receive' its (up-
rt." -. . :..'' " II . '
In the' event that 'the bite. nrlll i4po-
lon la discaraea. however, ine aver'
on will awingrto the aupport erf the
naeasura providing for -atate roads j made
b convict 'labor.. 'A" bill has. bee tre
idred by P. McDonald,..gecretry Oft the
federation, which sets' forth' the law
desired by the labor irilereitaT .11 pro
vides that' outside, of Immediate lm
ployment'ln a.nd .around the prinntl no
oenvtct-shall he set to any taski other.
tSaa road , work. ; Thla peoviafon I alone
aWiiiM. ' eon rue do - awavi Willi I the
stove, foundry contract , clause, . Iru -to
dQTHAM BANK PAYS -n I
MONSTER DIVIDEND
,.r ... up 4 i
1....- 1 4 .1.1 'e-.t. J .t
New-Vork?- bank
of NewTorr-wltb. ik'aDltal Of 1100.000.
derfed. v dividend today, .of Joe ,-per
cent, payable (n cash. It also declared
a regular annaaf dividend of to per cent
Tha eurplua became ao large It was un-wleldly.-;
Tbe capital la inoreejed . to a
million.') r 1 r wf x v T ei.v .lit
BANDITiS; GET THIRTY- r: -'
; DOLLAROY HOLDUP,
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. . rlMxiil CpeeUI .Bervloe.)
rru.',Jsd., Nov.10. Hand It hold iup,
some Immigrants, on a VVabaah'traJnat
midnight,1 secured fit and escaped.-,
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nit 'dim
rt-v-n t --ffT
Works bhut Down,
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i(i1Wll -I f" , ,(.. J
make doubly aure the act authorising
the' -contract 'te dlreetly' repealed. It' la
f either wrorlded that K hiUl ba-nnlw-J
ami ivr prwva- v. 1 ixik, .1, . j i
service from-a eovtct'altber'dlreetly
or Indlreotly, ; s& u rtr "jcii r -i.l
This measure la 'being "held in ahey
aacw by tha federation-until such time
as tho osteite commissions reports thje
provisions -of its bill:' The federattoh
doeavnate knob .khftlly'-npon the- -plan
propoaed by (Judge L.. R.'Webster, 'pro-.
vldleg for . the -building of sute high
waya remchlng f rom border' to-border -of
Oregon., j If is afraid that1 such- a ptsn
would be-too" long ef conrmeneement and
that 1 while aurveye-. and preflmlnary
work 'waa-belngi done-the reonvlets af
ths' prison ' would' be. In1 complete1 Idle
news."' The bill Seel ted by the -labor men
would be one which would commence
the employment' of ths convicts -ae.aoon
as :thet law Tea mer-etrecava.- a!tit7 ;
u Preeldent Oram'of the federation;1 who
Is aieo a mmbr ef the gd-rtmds 00m-'
mission. 'will meet with the 'commission
ore November to' tn"1 Judge Webster's bf-ftoe.-at-'whlolr
time' the active' Work"of
drs-ftlng tha enmmlsslon'a bill' will' be
oommencea i"At'- that - time President
Oram will present- the- view -of- the fed
eratlon and .'make-en effort 'to have its
Ideas -worked 1 Into 'ths' construetion 'of
tha flnal. h4U' Which Wtn'be Presented to
the lealslatora.' U-mw .)).,, t , rt
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the better th composition
:.;yjuf;i..ia the journals
MH4vmWim4HtTvmmmtHrHt i :
Two Valuable Tracts
iSuedJf&r S ums Ag
gregatmgUnelVlill on
Fourteen Thousand Acres
of
.'"'Timber (Land Changewher
:f ship---Easterri Company Gets
tight Thousand In .. Clatsop
' County.'." -; . .
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Two .of the most valuable traeta cf.
timber tributary to the Columbia river
were sold today in., Portland., The eala
aggregated 'about ILOtrO.OOO,, and' tha
t . ) u 1 uMin, phaitvln Awnarahln
amounieano tooui li.wv acrea.- xne
deal were tneda through . X. Lneay as
Co.-'; '" ''. : -
.The -William tt. Bra v tract 'of fir.
sprueaf and- cedar; about 8,000 acres la
Clatsop county, was sold to tha Cro-
. . , , . T" I m h.r Mimuriv nr IVjMnnAM
Iowa. " The vice-president ' of the com.
pany, Q. W. Gates of Msaaena, vaJlfor-
nia, came, to PorUsna to nieet. Vlotor
Tnrane. memoer or jacey e w, ana
these two. .with WlllUm M. Bray, han
dled the deaL Mr. dates returned last
nlghtto Calif ornla. :f C
",'. 'Anotnag.Blc Baal. :
Thm Tongue Porn t Lumber company,
repreaented-by Manager E. B. Hasen of
AatQrla, pirrchaaed .about ;68 acre' of
fir, spruce and cedar, known aa tha Oak
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SAYS SECRETARY
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Bonaparte Brands as False Story
.That- Battleship's Armament
Will Be Sent to . Junk Pile '
- Portland - Cannot Borrow-Big
:CannSWTherefore.-' 1 K m
lUjriwihtagtU 'tiki JJdrl iiS
nonv marry tast,, Mayor, "ortiano.
Or. ' Thirteen-lnch gun not condemned
consequently not-available for loan.
BONAPARTE, Secretary.
Jisthe UegrafaVeoelvea: this
taornlng by Xayer Lane from Secretary;
01 ne wavy Bonaparte.-- j
On Tbursday.the evening- edition of
tha morning paper printed an article
alleged to com from- Bremerton, Wash
ington, where the government dry dock '
Is situated. The tiav -expert whs
Wrrrte' the story said the guns which
did "each -rallanr service ar tha battle
f Santiago were consigned to the Junk
pile.'; ',"-. v i r,-. . i;.-x.t
May oc. Lane - was told; such av story
would appear. In the edition,, and. he was
induced . to. wire, Secretary Bonaparte,
requeeting that one of the big guns be
loaned .to Portland aa a memento of ha
famous 'war "vessel that' made, Oregon
proud. The history of the gons and an
account Ofthe repalra to the battleahlp
Oregon werk -tnte-Ttt-aTt'1n4th.--
Ahro the atory of the request of Mayor
Lane helped fill bp. ', ' ', ' r -' - ; xv
'' It 'was a 'very,', very-' pathetic move
mentr andTone sure to be popular.'.
: ' And now' alas! '. The' unkind secretary
of the navy has spotted It aiL'By tell-
Flng the bald truth he butg a. qqletng on
the patriotic demand, -in; fact, be inti
mates that a tha gun's belong fo Uncle
Sam, and as (hat gentleman has further
use for them the naval expert tJ're
merton haa another guess coming.' "
NOW!
voot ad it. not In rood ooeU t e
prior to the publicaticfn Hour, .5
and the better the. position cf
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GUHS Of OREGOfi
NOT DISCARD
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