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PORTLAND ; OREGON, WEDNESDAY : EVENING, APRIL 8, 1908. SIXTEEN PAGES;
PRICED TWO I CENTS, i JjJrSJ
COIMillLIISTAi
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photographed the
George Baker Admits He Travels On
rassesana : explains , 111s rosiuon ;
Thinks Veto Is Political Trick-Cits
Executive Will Not Back Down
: Memberi of the majorltjr party ot tta omy thin v. ma o u m tomtntik
"the city cftuncll will Tote ths after-
booiw to override ! retoea 01 way;
or '.'Lane,: Including- tbe lighting or
dinance. Councilman George , L.
Baker has denounced Mayor. Lane'i
veto meesajEe on the ngnung oraw
ance and has challenged .the mayor
to a public debate on, the Queawoa,
and aeveral tnembera of . the major
ltr Dart hare announced, their In-
tenttion of replying to the mesaage
on the' lighting ordinance , when it
MAmflfl nn thin afternoon. . ' AH of
this promiae to make thia after-
noon'i session one or
that has been held for -morons.
i-..ii,. nni a L. Baker ble
VUUIIV1II " . .
Biornln denounce Mayor Lanes veto
wee : outrage,, and inovf.ln
r-ttf. political : poller which Baaer con
. . ,.f la ulaylnif.? Baker aald:
"If Lena wants to serve the people
and give them a bolnss admlnUtratlon
why does he not i iprxn in
measaga what be wants the jjouncllmen
to dot He slmplr vetoes what we think
after a careful ln8tWt,'!n,lt1K; i!
onlr feaelble way to' aocure llghta for
thi cltV end gives no othn rewon for
vetoing the ordinance other than to ln
alnuate that we are grers.
"Meyer-Lane does not say that we ere
faftersJut simply by Innuendo and in-
. llnuetlone fcopee to ,Wrees;pon the
people thet we are. n order .tbaf he cn
nTake pollUcal capital. He .knows a
well a we do that a municipal lighting
riant it this time is not poeslble. j
' "X wut mnaielpal ownership "f:
, of several years sad In ths meantime
Wrong Young Lady
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Eoute Will Be Complete
from Portland to Ocean
Beach During: Next Two
Months Then Opened for
Tonrist Travel.
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UNDESIRABLES MUST LEAVE
j s .
THE COUNTRY ELSE BEHAVE-
Total Distance 118 Miles
Improvement Will Cost
; $40,000 Two-thirds' of
Amount Comes ,from Clat
sop County Business Men.
An automobile road between Portland,
for Uglits.
Za regard to the tloksts X ge frosa
the TorUaad BaUway, ZJgk a To
oompaay, for 10 rears X have see get
ting these tlokets and X want to sapl
right sow that took a favor from the
oompaay dose aot aad oould aot swerve I
me from my Aaty as' a puDiio. orneui m
this eKr or aarwhere else for that I
matter." ' ' ,
' The meseage t)f Mayor Lane, en '"the
lighting ordinance, together w fin ftte-l
men is mat nave ioiiqwbo, nurai
ud more strife and anger In the eoancill
than anything, that has ipome P s'nes I ; Latest photograph of If las Rather
last year! " MVyof Sine t avors munlcl- ne Hklns, daughter of Senator El-
pal ownership of a iWMsronsL anq kjng-.who to oetrothed to tbo Dake .,, Ha.m. -.11 k-
Ught A Power company haa been get-lO Abrnzzl.' ' ; , . ,. ... , by July X If the work a ntf plans now
f n?.:uSh7B"Jth.ralYvT He'., h 'LIU e.V-,4-. nndw not miscarry. The Aa
forth tha tofterH cont'en'tlorf In kla ft47'2rTC'i21h7ri.1 fon' "b1' ' committee
menage to which the councllmn. hire f April --Taa peopla bf 1 Rome hfcvln, u,, movement In charge reporta
Uhea.exo4.ptlo. . ,,.-. are-atlU Jauahtac over the ka played mt n, xm-fotir cempletad
la his massaga Mayor. Mae aepiorea ion ine.peopia. ot Turin, ny me xunn Va.nr through a. h a..
the meroy of one oompaay ta seerlng telegram saying' that Miss Katharine reseutfng the Portland Automobile' club,
bids lor lighting., e fnrtter remarked malna. itbe object; Of. the , nuke of and F. A. Fleher. chairmanof the Aa-
T tt.oeltion of the elty la refer. Abrul s. adoration, would arrive In toria committee. wlU meet at gt. Helens
aPO we-poeio 01 . w -t. i.t. tomorrow to trratir ilstalla fn mhh.
saoe to polaa at the Jaajoy of the com- of AprU u Turin turned out In a body pleting the Portland dlvleloa.
aaajr by stating that many ef the ooualto welcome her. The station waa packed! - John II. Whyte, manager of the Ae-
:n Moaiva oettv etlDends free tlok I 'the hour tha tin waa expected and ipria cnumDer or commerce, naa notl
tamsm Ttcmrwrn VT viynuw'wm HW7l ....r.nm.n nh.nn.r.h.. Iflfid the Portland rhamhAr of nnmmr
eta from the oompaay , ! Whloa, thS I nrofeMlonaJ and amateur, awarmed on that the Aetorla committee will carry
..MM Mtmaa nlaaaa ' the , (dtv la a I ?h h train irw tm 111 work throuch aucceasfullv bv the
hataiaaa noaltloa la daallng.Wlth Ethels, pretty Hnglieh-; girl- aUghted. The first of July, and that If the PorUand
- t ,. ; . 1 orowd mietook the girl for Aiiaa EUdns ", 01 " roaa is pui in conaition tne
oompaay. ; , -; . ' .' -and nearly mobbed her, cheering fran- entire road from Portfand to Seaaide
Tha othar ordinances which the coun-1 tu.ii hii. ih,oitMm.HMMl Thai can be opened for tourists to attend tha
ell will paas over tna- mayor a veto are 1 reporters , begged for . an Interview, but j rourtn or j my ceieorauona along the
Councilman urisoou a orawanc! proviu-1 tna gin could not 1
mgiinea ior miiiuia -wiiw vuwu '"" 1 tnerre;
Dy misrepreseiivioer mcir
loonaeepers, n gramucs 'p
t KA tnr an arch of welcome
Rose Festive, and several , others of
lees Importance, ,iV
GRAZIDti WAR
' W BE E
HIED
Cooperative Arrangement
Will Be Made by.For
" - est Officials.' .
(DnltaA Preee Letted Wlra
Washington, .April 8. The end of the
controversy - that 'has ' nr ezJsUtd . Mi
tween the sheep raisers of :the country
over the question of graring In rylght.
, An amicable aetUement of the trouble
Is found n a cooperative arrangement
made by officials of the reclamation
and forest' service of .the-government,
the details of which are3 published today
In the correspondence between Secretary
of Agriculture -Wilson and Secretary of
tha interior-uarneiu.,.Auo
ritratora will-dlecusa the matter with
the officials O the reclamation and for
est services and during the -coming sum
mer will meet representatives of the
sheep men to aeciaeupon m tniuum
graaing to be aiiowea on waierBiicu.
TEDDY POSES AS
ECHOES' FMEIID
l
speak Italian and line froni this city to theocean beachea
tlna road la a fairlv a-ood hls-hwav.
following the Willamette and Columbia
rivers, and abounding in beautiful and
nu. a pk. 1 romanuc scenery. ai ml Helena tha
KVi.l U W.W JVW WWU V W V 1 UU I - . . . .
aperieaca-caused .the, alrl-to become JMns uani to nttsDurg. thence
ulte 111 and for. two daya she waa con- t0MlBi- ando'r02 1tnera t5uv2Pr' 40
nd to ImV kL . - miles from St. Helens. The distance
porters couia;noi. speaic jungiisn. 1 -
.v I Th. 0-1 r itfetam Tnrnrn(i prinn inn i
ryriuiiia waa on-the. verge or-hysterics when an
fOr tU lal.niMt .IKark Vyim m n .Via I
front and the Joke
ex
MARTIAL LAW
III PORTUGAL
from Portland to Vesoer is 28 milea.
and this Is the section that the Port
land oiuD is 10 ouuo or improve.
The total distance from Portland to
Seaside will be 118 milea. and tha en
tire improvement win cost about 140.
000. The Clatsop county men will fur
nish two-thirds of. thia amount, and
the Portland men have raised the other
third.
Kooscvelt Orders Bailroads
e Tf-al .' a f
to uive uiacKs same Accommodations.
HAH AT PLAY
''.& "'"''i,-- . f' 'S .- .isassasBaBeawaBaaaaasSBB .,, .,
Officer Kills Wrestler Be
lievinff That Fight Is
in' Progress. , ; .
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- - Butte, Mont. April 8. A friendly
scuffles at : Sherldan.v Wyoming last
night, ended In a murder ana jyncning
f the murderer was narrowly averted.
Thinking tnat two men wno wore nv
l lUtla wreatllnor bout were flKht
In. Marahal Samuel. Oardcn attemcttid
to arrest them.-; One of the men, Frlta
Flick, a miner, playfully aelaed the pf
fioer, who. believing that he was being
attacaed. anot-jriica aeaa m mm mrani
Flick's' friends, frensle by the killing,
; prepared to wreak summary vengeance
on the marshal.- but the object of their
rage was spirited out of town. -
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
: , TO POPE CLEMENT
t'yVhy. '"".i ii---;'-Vt-
Rome. 'April n.J renimhranee ef
Pope Clement XI. who died in April 8.
1721, aged 72, memorial services were
held to.lay in St. Peters. . Pope Clement
reigned fur 20 years, ,
" ' (Cmted Prets Lesiei Wits'.)
Washington. . April 8, In a com
munication directed to , Attorney-Gen
eral Bonaparte, President Roosevelt to
day took up the causa of the negroes
in southern statea . where the "Jim
Crow car" law is In effect He In
structs- the attorney-general to proceed
against the railroads which do not fur
nish equal accommodations for negroes
in tne Jim jrow cars as iney ao 10
the coaches for ' tne whites.
HUES
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BOYCOTT JAPS
iUnlted Frees Leased Wire.)
Tokio. April 8. The s anti-Japanese
boycott in China baa spread to the
women of !- tha flowery , kingdom. The
housewives in the larger communities
are forming boycott clubs and a care
fully organised campaign aaalnst JaD-
anese goods will be carried on. This
last turn in the fight has increased the
alarm of Jaoanese oxDortera. who re
alize that the women are in a position
to cause mens trreai narm.
Government : Puts Lisbon
Under -.Control of Sol-,
"pliers tb'Preverit'Riots.
SHIP SUBSIDIES
DEALT KNOCKOU
T
ERIIIEIITTO
EIID OUTRAGES
Every Anarchistic Publica
r tion under Scrutiny of
U. S, Officials.
. " (United PraM Leaeed Wire.)
Washington. April 8. . .The United
States government Is determined to
stamp out anarchy. - Recent outrages
have served to bring' the matter-to - a
climax, making It clear also that
through tha federal power alone can
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Failure to Extend Invitation
Causes Navy Department
to Leave Rose City Off
Program Prepared for Ad
miral Evans' Vessels. .;
Official Itinerary Shows tho
Warships Will Go Direct
ly to Puget, Sound After
Leaving San Francisco
Bay May 18..
, Washington, April 8.' No Invl- - ev
e . tatlon. baa yet been received, at . e
e tha navy department , to , the w
w eniiaer feet . that tha depart-
ment contemplated ' Sending to.
Portland, Tha Itinerary of tha
e fleet haa been made up and It la
e not likely that It wUl be chansed
e unless Portland shows some de
al re to bava part of tha cruiser.
e 'fleet vf alt the city ' during tha
e Ross Festival. '.
'
Here Is an "nndeairable'V tiding Mo break ; into' thecountry.f. Snap-
1 rt-ii. A wa a wra. v
Paris.. April 8. Fearing a renewal of House Committee Reports
violence, .as, the result of the crushing
defeat suffered at the polls by the Re-1
publicans in Bunday'a elections, the gov
ernment placed-. Iilsnon under martial
law today. Nearly a.000, arrests have
been . made . since . tsunaay s riots ana
many more are expected.'. Extraordinary
precautions to ; protect King Manuel
have been taken.. A. rigid censorship is
being conducted over ail correspondence
out 01 tne- city. '
RAILROADER KILLED
IN SANTA FE WRECK
(Calted Piete Uated Wire.)
Antloch. CrI.. Anril 8. B. J. Dowert
an employe of the Santa Fe road Is dead
and his wife and two children .are pain
fully Injured as the result of a wreck
on the Santa Fe road near here.
-; A passenger train,' -leaving the main
line on account of an open switch yea
terday,crahed into a boxcar on a aide
track. Dowert was working between two
cars at . the time and - was Instantly
crashed to death. Mrs. JDowert and her
daughters, who were In the box car in
Which the family lived,-were wedged In
the smashed car and. were rescued with
difficulty. ; The Dowert car waa tele
scoped and crushed .like an eggshell.
The Dftssenaer.- engine .-, waa damaaed
and three box cars were demolished.
"T"
MOB OF HUNGRY MEN :
.STORM CHICAGO CITY
HALL: POLICE CALLED
, (United Press teased Wire.) U,,
Chloasn.- Anril 1 A mob of 800 men.
shouting that they were facing starva
tion, marched to the city hall to demand
employment today, but before they
could swarm through the doors of the
dir; Duitamg mey were naitea oy tne
ponce , ana nnauy
set
driven . from. ;, the
When the police, reeoonfllna to a riot
call, charged the crowd with their clubs.
K. jtomandl, leader of the small army
Qt uuenoiiavej. commanded his follow
ers to hold, theirs ground and not move
from the sidewalk. - ' '
"You can beat us, shoot us or even
kill us," Romandl ahouted. aa he- stepped
forward ', and addressed- the squad of
policemen. "We shall not move away,
but remain right here on this sidewalk
until we starve 'to death." --
A moment later,, however. tha police
men I rain -charged -the -mob,, and the
sidewaik waa soon cleared. - Chief
8bippy waa told that 1,000 unemployed
men were organisina in another part of
the cly to march ea tha city hall. ;
Unfavorably on Bill;
Steamship Men Sore.
Washington, April 8. The ship
subsidy bill which has been petted
by the senate and kicked at by
the house went the way of Davy
Jones' locker this morning when
the house committee on ship sub
sidies voted to report against the
measure.
This session the fight, that haa
been so vigorously made for months
will have to come to an end and there
will be rough eeas for the bill
when it again comes up at the sixty-
first congress where it will undoubt
edly be tossed about from senate
to house until the lobby can man
age to, keep it from becoming a
derelict.
The report of the house commit
tee was a sore disappointment to
steamship men of the Pacific coast,
who say that the trade with the ori
ent cannot be maintained by Amer
ican ships without the subsidy.
JAP OIL TRUST
TO HADE 0. S.
i (tJnJ(pd Prets Lasted Wire. ,
Tokio. , April 8. An oil trjist, con
trolled and owned by Japanese, to com
bat the Standard OH trust, is not an lm
nrobabilitv. -A number of financiers
and shippers have held conferences re
cently on the subject and today it Is
announced that organization- will be af
fected la the very pear future.
. Wotted Frets Letted Wire.)
Washington, April 8. The bureau of
shot of Giuseppe Capello. flie' .Sicilian -stowaway, who, whUe trying , to j navigation today Issued the program
escape from the steamship Barilie, 1 n ew .YOrfc harbor, .was stock .fast r tna movement, of the two warship
In' porthole. He was not liberated for several hours, and then only 'Ur trand, review at Ban
after his clothing had been stripped fim himand his body well greased.; ,Th. wllI u,.
Scores .of Uhese publications doubtless 'or the south., carrying out.a pro
be .deprived of tha use . of ;the J; drUIa and ", other exercises and
mails. '.'.. lu Auinuif iieei win leeve ror-'ruget
' Postal 'lnspectors, oopera'ting J with 'oa. ' ;lrriving - at; its
the secret v service) wIU' investigate the fssttoatfon ;on .May g.. - Wour ahipa will
r m.Kii.hinv. an. I t ror . Angeiea,. eignt snips
archlatlc newapapera and magasinea in Btagham bay. .threa ahipa
thia country. ,, If it la found thkt they v?8,t Townsend and one ship
are vnaturallzed cltlzena and. have heen . - iTf - U ff Ty y&M3
in tha .United Statea, lesa than, three 'k " A1'of "
rears, the department of commerce and "aeu tt
u7fc.iii k i.am.a,I , , MtA- 1 VlCinity 6f Fort T0Vman1 An Mv
WUUI ' Will UV JUtVllIICUf MUU aa e-. - - -" ' ' - j a we
ance with the recent order of Secretary I They i then anchor, near Seattle.
Straus, they will be deported., ,?ILMr f " will leave
W. P. Haaen, formerly a secret serv-1 ' r w.rw . . r - " u ' or
at anchor for
Tacoma. . af tor
ind:that-h.Jto-
alien lion- (O in pnq w ; wnipn ww. 1 ,rri V. oT
der Berkman is the head., -tha ' Anarchist "Wti,i SlVL
TXlXr-XXnX shlps docking at" Bremerton will leave"
bomb thrower Inr. 1 the recent r ifnion
square riot in' new xorx.
In addition to these act! vlties.'' Presi
dent Roosevelt "baa received from the
department of ' justice recommendations
for , additional legislation whereby the
federal government - may - better cope
wl.k K altll.l An ; , . - y ' .
anarchy- ba successfully dealt - with. ,!
Paradoxically enough anarchistic lead-
era are advocating "organization" of
their forces to combat the efforts of the
government whereas one of the, principal
teneta of their creed' Is "no - organiza
tion." ' '
It ig the close, affiliation of. anarchlsta
In widely - separated, sections - of the
coyntry that makes the movement dan-
cerous. Heretofore the scattered an
archists were not considered a , great
menace, but with the formation of a
definite force against law and order, the
reaerai srovemmem sees tne - necessity
of laying a heavy hand upon the whole
cult-
A precedent was recently established
by, the postmaster-general In debarring
La Questions Sociale, aa anarchistic
publication of Peterson. New Jersey,
1 rem the united mates mails, inia
means .that the .government, hereafter
will exercise supervision over ' the
"Reds' " literature. Under direction of
Postmaster-General Meyer, Third -Assistant
Postmaster-General Lawshe is
now . critically examining every social
istic and. anarchistic periodical ' printed
In the United States, aa well as those
from foreign , countries circulated, here.
W. P. Hasen, formerly a secret serv- ifiy?.maK.n.dl,Vie,u..wi
Ice official, is. now engaged in. running . elfiaVfhiI?wi1J-I
down anarchistic criminals for the de- I??. h'P" ;
partment of.commarce and labor, iris l.Jft'J' i.?U
JULIA MARLOWE AS
OF MRS.VON HERMANN
(Calted Preat Letted -Wire.) .
New Tork, April 8Player folknd
theatre goers were astounded this morn-
ina when they learned that .Julia Mar
lowe, the famous actress, had been
named aa co-respondent In the suit for
divorce instituted at Salem, . Massachu
setts, by Mrs. Clara Von Hermann
against her ' husband. - Earl Yon Her
mann. the well known newspaper , and
magazine writer. - . .
Miss Marlowe's Intimate friends de-t
Clare that the charges againat her-are
unfounded.. The beautiful ; actress haa
alwaya borne a apotlesa reputation, and
in her long stage career this is the first
time her name haa been connected with
a scandal. , Slnoe her one marital expe
rience she Jias been, looked, upon: more
or less as a man hater: About' 10 years
ae-o aha. married Robert Taber. a hand
some -young- English actor., , Soon aft
the honeyman. Tabor began to ebus Ms
bride, beating her vbru tally, and applying
ylle epitheta to her.' Miss Marlowe ap
plied , for- and secured . a - divorce. Tabor
"y : yyyfiyii
; ;Do.6i"beIieveihat
enough .- to . elect yaTJmted ; States; senator ? r?D6 !vbu i wish I tor
have a vote ypurseiriri the, election' brth
WbW -AVA V19iauV ,VUlUtU4V: VillU Ud3 nut ouustuvu
tO'StatemntNk;Tl;'
, This' is ;the pledgepwhich;ensures -to" the-peoplethe-right
to . elect the '"senator 'H:i5V4.::-
, ; t- "I further state to the peopki" o'f Oreni as well!as to the '
.people -of. my; legislative district, that during iny; term of. office'
twill always vote. for. that candidate for United States senator
in congress who has, received the highest number- of the peo-
- pie's votes for that position at the general election . next j re-
ceding the election of a senator in congress, without regard to
my individual preference."
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The
ror Ban rancisco aa soon as tbey are
ready. The last of these ships u not
expected to . arrive at . San Francisco
until July 9. ' v
This schedule Indicates-that none of
the battleshlpa will be sent to British
watera before their arrival at New Zea
land. Tbe . Canadian government had
indicated a desire Informally that the
ships be sent either to Victoria or
Esqulmault
WOEKMEN FIND BONES
; -. ,0F PIONEER MINEES
(United Press' Leased Wire.)
-. San Francisco. April 8. While work
men were excavating- for a foundation
at Eighth and Market opposite tbe Hall
of Records, at noon today they turned
UD another portion of an old '43 ceme- ;
teryv uncoverlna- 18 bodies. ' Above n
rum jer of the graves wer tombstot:,
One - bore -. the inscription - "Michael
O'Leary. died 1881.' , - ;
IVANS AYS AR3I0K
- 1 BELT IS ALREADY
PLACED TOO HIGH
(United Prate Letted Wirt.)
' Washington. : i April 8. Secre
tary of the Navy Metcalf today
sent to th senate committee on
naval affalri an extract from a
Veporifmade by Rear Admiral
EvaSs, dated Magdalena By,
March 17, on tbe position of the
water line and belt of various
ahipa during 'target practice.
The report says: -
U "'Even with smooth seas -snd
practically no 'wind, the swell fit
times , caused such rolling f i
4 pitching as to expose the ow?r
portion or tne armor " '
the lower limit c-f the rrn3r tut
fchould not ba raised."
Admiral Evans ha-t hn '
rertcJ by tela-rflph to ) '
dctal!.-! report on I'm :
of tl,e ar inc.- i -.,! '- I
ftrrvH' n- r - ' -'!
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