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THE OREGON ' DAILY JOUPNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY. EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1911.
SHERMAN PASSES
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i Ul.il UUUUILH UiLL
Senate Ties on the Gallinger
Measure and Vice-President
Breaks it.
' -"Washington, Feb. 3.-r-The chip sub
tidy bill was passed by the senate- yes
. .,i ,., . vnA of 40 to 39. the fortieth
vote, In the affirmative, having been
cast by Vice President Sherman. The bill
thus passed was a substitute presented
yesterday by Gallinger. and extended tho
bounties under the bill to American
Chips plying to the Philippines. Japan,
China and Australia. The original bill
restricted benefits to ships plying to the
southern half of South America.
The disappearance of Watson, the new
Senator from West Virginia, suecessor
to JEiklns, left the vote a tie for the
view president to break and thereby pass
the bill. Watson was counted as oppos
ing, nd had voted In opposition in the
earlier proceedings on the measure.
The v,ote of the vice president is said
to toe the first ever cast. Mr. Sherman
exercised the constitutional right three
times yesterday, twice on the ship sub
sidy bill and once on a Question th.it
JUfUIWU IICVMUH
Vote was adverse to this movement.
The Tote on the Bill.
' The two vote on the subsidy 'bill,
whlcbwcra a tlft until. .the-jara rpsldent
"kroke it, follow:
AyesBradley, Brandegee. Brlggs, Bur
kett. Burnham, Burrows, Carter, Clark
(Wyo.). Crane, Cullom, Curtlss, Dick,
Dillingham, Dixon, Dupont, Flint, Frye,
Gallinger, Guggenheim, Hale, Heyburn,
Jones, Kean, Lodge, Lorlmer, Nelson,
Nixon, Oliver, Page, Penrose, Parkins,
Piles, Root, Scott, Smoot, Stephenson,
"Warner, Warren and Wetmore all Re
publicans. Total 39.
Noes Beveridge, Borah, Bourne. Brls
tow. Brown, Burton, Crawford, Cummins,
Gamble, Gronna, La Follette, McCumber
14 Smith of Michigan, Republicans; Ba
en, Bankhead, Chamberlain. Clark
(Ark.), Culberson, Fletcher, Fosters
Frasler, Johnstone, Martin. Newlands.
Overman, OWen. Paynter, Percy, Shively,
Simmons, Smith (Md,), Smith (S. C),
Stone, Swanson, Taliaferro, Taylor, Ter-
. rell. Thornton and Tillman Democrats.
' Total 39. .
Bight senators were paired Money
with Young, Bailey with Bulkley, Gore
with Depew and Rayner with Rlchard-
eon, Jiive ieinnuir-Aiuuwi,
Davis, Sutherland and Watson did not
vote and were not paired.
ALL INTER-MARRIAGES ,
WOULD BE BARRED
, . (Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Salem, Or., Feb. 3. Under the present
law 1 la unlawful for any white person
to Jnter-marry with any Chinese, Kanaka
or Mongolian Jn Oregon and there has
always been, some uncertainty -as to
whether Mongolian included the Jap
anese, but it a law introduced by Repre
sentative Peterson of Umatilla yesterday
becomes a' law,' all marriages between
white persons and any negro, Chinese,
Japanese, Kanaka, Indian or Hindu and
'with any person with one quarter blood
of those races Is null end void and can
not toe recognized toy the courts of this
state, - -'
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UPTON BLACKMAILER
PROVES TO BE CRAZY
(Speclit Dispatch to The Jmrnal)
London,. Feb. 3. Albert Weldon, who
tried to hold up Sir Thomas Lip ton for
16000. was today adjudged sane and
removed to Jail from an infirmary.
Weldon is the man who entered Sir
.Thomas' home and demanded money un
der threat of instant death. Sir Thomas
Induced him to be seated while he went
to another room, ostensibly to secure the
money. Policemen were summoned and
Weldon was arrested. Attorneys for
"Weldon declared he was Insane and he
' was removed to an infirmary for ob
servation. JOHNSON SIGNS TITLE
- AND STATE FLAG BILLS
l ' (United Press Leased Wire.)
Baeramento, CaL, Feb. 3. Governor
Sohnson signed two bills today. One
makes the flag of the California Bear
Tepubllo the official state flag. Tho
other bill extends the McEnerney act to
the end of the year 1912. The act is to
establish and quiet title to property in
Fan Francisco, in cases In which trouble
has been caused by the destruction of
records by the fire of 1806.
A SPECIFIC BL000 IMPURITY
Catarrh la a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The beneficial effects of washes,
Sprays, inhalations, etc., are only
temporary, and when left off the Old
condition returns, because the blood
is infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. This impure condition
the circulation irritates and in
flame, the delicate mucous mem
branes and tissues and produces the
'well known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and ears, mucus in
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con
dition will remain, growing worse as
long as the catarrhal matter is al
lowed to remain in the blood. Being
. ft specific blood impurity, there is only
one way to cure Catarrh, and that is
to purify the blood. Nothing equals
8.S.S. for this purpose. It attacks
the disease at its head in the circu
lation and by thoroughly renovating
the blood and
cleansing it of all
impure mattei,
makes a perma
nent and lasting
cure of the dis
ease. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
as the best blood
purifier, and the thousands of cases of
Catarrh it has cared is proof that it is
the very medicine (needed by those
Catnrrrh and any medical advice free.
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MARRIAGE ENDS DARING FLIGHTS IN "AIR
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The noted French aviator Count Jacques de Lesseps and Miss Grace Mac
Kenzle of Toronto, Canada,' whom he recently married In London. Tho
marriage Is the culmination of a romance which began while the count
' was performing aerial feats In Toronto. Ills wife has accompanied, him
on many of his trips through the air. Miss MacKenzle Is the youngest
daughter of Sir William MacKenzle, the Canadian railroad man.' Count
de Lesseps is a. grandson of the noted French engineer, Ferdinand de Les
seps. He is 27 years of age. A year ago he took up aviation and made
some notable flights. Including the crossing of the English channel. In
accordance with the wishes of his young wife, he has given up aeroplan
STEAMER TITANIA
5;
Victoria, B. C, Feb. 8. Failure to an
swer her helm while passing Stewart
Island, bne of the small l!nd In rinse
proximity to San Juan Island, Jon her
way irom union uay to Mexico, resulted
In the blr Norwes-Ian steamer Titanln.
Captain Kroeger, running aground at
Roche Harbor today. She was heavily
iaaen witn a cargo of coal at the time
of her stranding and as the tide Is fall
ing she mav hcoom a tntnl
assistance is not dispatched at once.
ine wireless station at Roche Harbor
flashed a message to the pomlnlon sta
tion here this mornlnsr fplllntr of th
accident
The Tltanla has a crew of 18 men and
was in charge of rilot Chrlstenscn at the
time of the accident.
MAN LONG DEAD FOUND
ON HAYDEN'S ISLAND
Vancouver, Wash., Feb. 3. An uniden
tified man, apparently 35 years old, was
found dead at 10 o'clock this morning
on Hayden's Island, about 300 yards west
of the Vancouver ferry landing, by
Perew Brothers, who herd stock for C.
A. Blurock. He had apparently been
dead about 30 days.
Mistakes Charged to Printer.
(Special Dlipntnh to The -Journal.)
Balem, Or., Feb. 3. Numerous mis
takes have occurred In the house calen
dar during the session and a number of
representatives charged them to R. It.
Nelson, the calendar clerk. Nelson
showed that the mistakes were made In
the state printer's plant and not by him
self. Eaton of Lane, yesterday Intro
duced a resolution providing that the
calendar clerk and reading clerk shal"
go over the calendar each day after It
iias been printed and that the errors In
It shall be announced to the house.
Raiid of uBHs and Bears.
From the New York Tribune.
The musically gifted bulls and Tears
of the stock exchange have organized
a brass band of 22 pleres and Intend
to entertain their fellow members on
all possible occasions with the best
music that a band Is capable of render
ing. No selection Is too difficult for the
band to attempt, and the manner In
which Bandmaster Knoblauch, for he
was unanimously elected to that posi
tion by his fellow band members, wields
the baton Is said by his admirers to
he worth going miles to see.
Each member of the band has fur-"
nlshed his own Instrument and also
his owh uniform. There Is no unlforj
inlty about the uniforms, however,. eacii
member having been allowed to select
Just what- pleased his fancy, and the
color combinations when the band gets
together is said by those who have seen
It to be something wonderful.
Among the well known brokers who
are members of the band and ' the in
struments on which ttiey will perform
under the 'able leadership of Mr. Knob
lauch are Harrison K. Bird, piccolo;
William J. B. Mills, French horn; J. H.
McCullough, trombone; J. H. Foster,
bassoon; G. Clinton Miller, flute;
George B. Buchanan, bass drum, and
John M. Shaw, tuba.
the Way of the World. " ,
From Puck:- " !
If you sell good articles you are
lucky to make a living, while if you
deal In Just-as-t?ood things you will be
ome a millionaire.
jLfolPgTrmh. .
' - From Life.
jOften when 'a man gets to the top
lie falls to find tho records left 'by
tha previous explorer, - -
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OLYMPIA LAWMAKERS
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(Special Wnpatcb to The Jourtul.)
Olympia, Wash., Feb. 3.--Memorials
to congress, one asking that a larger
number of warships be assigned ' the
Pacific fleet, the other urging Federal
construction of that part of state road
No. 5 as lies within the forest reserve,
were passed by the senate this morn
ing. Both had previously passed the
house and now go to the overnor for
approval.
The committees from the Washington
and Oregon legislatures to agree on a
Joint fisheries legislation will meet at
Portland Monday. To attend that ses
sion Senators Stewart. Espey, Chappell
and Eastham were excused.
Child Burned to Death.
'Rieclal Dispatch to The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 3. Lee Baden, a
three year old child, colored, was burned
to death hero yesterday in a rooming
house. The building was almost wrapped
In flames before the fire was discovered
and in the excitement the child was for
fotten. The child's parents were not
in the city, the babe havingbeen left
with a friend.
Our National Dangers.
From the Boston Transcript.
Were It not for deer hunting, Joy rid
ing and the Fourth of July this would be
a pretty safe country to live in.
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PORTLAND
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EXAMINER PROUTY
(Continued from Page One.) ,
lnman-Poulscn mill is situated on the
east side of the Wlllamette'rlver, at a
point about opposite that of the Port
land Lumber company on thevest bank.
Mr. Poulsen in the former case testi
fied he had maJe nearly $1,000,000 an
nually. from his milt and the testimony
was used to show that Pacific coast
lumbermen enjoyed rates that allowed
of their making huge sums and that en
titled the railroads to charge them "ad
ditional rates. "' ;
Decreased to 84 KUes.
According to Mr. Teal's statement the
Portland Lumber company and' -other
south side mills are served, by the Jef
ferson street line of the Southern Pa
cific, which operates switches into their
yards. .Formerly to reach the main line
of the Southern Pacific or the O. R. &
N. from the Jefferson street line re
quired the transportation of cars around
a loop extending about 100 miles. This
was decreasod to 84 miles by-the con
struction of a cutoff. The construction
of the Beaverton-Wlllsburg cutoff and
later of the Oswego bridge, giving di
rect connection with' the main line of
t'he Southern Pacific from 'the Jefferson
street line, cut tlfo distance to a few
nillos. A connection from the Jefferson
street line to tho Front street line of
the United Railways, which the South
ern Pacific has always fought, would
be simple and would bring the south
Portland mills still nearer the Northern
Pacific Terminal company's lines, it is
allegad.
rormsrly Charged thi Cents.
South- Portland lumber manufacturers
were formerly charged 7 -cents a hun
dred more than other Portland manufac
turers f r shipping lumber to eastern
points. In 1907 this was reduced to 5
cents per hundred more, and upon com
pletion of the cut-off and Oswego bridge
the present local uf 4 cents was mad.
It Is charged by the plaintiffs that
this 4 cent local prohibits their compet
ing with other Portland mills for any
business in eastern Oregon, eastern
Washington or Idaho, the difference on
a car of Jumber reaching from $40 Jo
tSn between lumber shipped by them
and, lumber shipped by mills enjoying
Port'lard terminal rates.
Mr. Cotton, In his statement, admit
ted most of the contentions of the ap
plicants, saying, In explanation of the
difference In rates that It had always
existed and that when owners of south
Portland sawmills bought land where
they did. they appreciated that there
was a distinction between their loca
tions and those of mills located on the
Northern Pacific Terminal, company's
lines.
F. O. Donaldson, traffic manager of
the Oregon & Washington Lumber Man
ufacturers' association, and L...J. Went
worth, vice president and general man
ager of the Portland Lumber company,
were the two witnesses examined at
the morning session. Both testified
concerning the unfairness of the dis
tinction In rates and of the, efforts
made to have the railroads absorb the
local In question. Mr. Wentworth said
when R. B. Miller, traffic manager for
the Harrlman lines told him of the
rate, ho blamed the Interstate commerce
commission for It. General Manager J
P. O'Brien of, those lines, he said, told
him the matter would be straightened
out upon, completion of the Beaverton
Wlllsburg cut-off and 'the Oswego
bridge.
TRAINS IN BLOCKADE
ON GREAT NORTHERN
Kallspell, Mont., Feb. 3. Trains on
the Great Northern are held at White
fish and thiee are stuck in drifts. Just
east of the range, where a high wind
is drifting 20 Inches of new snow.
A rotary jumped the track yesterday
and blockedVthe way that It had been
21 hours clearing.
REBELS AT MEXICALI
AWAIT JUAREZ NEWS
Calexlco Cal. Feb. 3. Relnferci-d by
approximately 500 recruits the Mexican
revolutionary forces that captured Mex-
ical are anxiously awaiting the outcome
of the rebel advance on Jtiares as the
result there will determine the next
move here.
If Juarez falls, the insurgents now
encamped outside of Mexacall, number
ing some 600 men, will move on En
senada, according to reliable Informa
tion. The rebels claim to have $12,000
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In cash and their leaders promise' to
pay for all supplies appropriated,
r. It is declared that if General Orosco
takes Juarez hundreds of Mexicans in
southern California will flock, across the
border end Join the Mexican forces. A
large number of Americans crossed the
line yesterday and today and enlisted
with the revolutionists; yr.
WORKOFWISINGMAINEM
MUSTJSUSPENDED
(tnlted fresa Lease VfirnS v) '
.Washington, Feb. : 3. Announcement
was made here today that , the work of
raising the sunken battleship Maine
would probably be suspended, owing to
the exhaustion of .the appropriation by
congress. Three hundred thousand dol
lars Is needed to complete the work, In
addition to the $160,000 appropriation
made by congress at last session.
Railway Employes Arrested.
i(Bwctal Dlapatch to The Journal.)
Ohehalis. Wash Feb. 3. -Two former
employes of the Northern Paclflo were
arrested this week on complaint of the
company's detective for j the ; alleged
stealing of a case of cigars while work
ing on the South Bend branch' out of
Chehalls. One man. W. P. Mitchell, was
a conductor, while the other, J. A.
Thomas, was a brakeman. Ball was
fixed at $1000 for each man., ;
Permits Break Record.
(Special Dlapatch to The Jmirna.l.
Eugene, Or., Feb. 3. The building per
mits fcr January, 1911, broke the record
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ooaitx Bxooarp ajtp TtunrrT.i, snuBsrs postxajtb, oxzooar
for this month, which is the dullest of
the year, by; totaling nearly $100,000.
Ten permits were Issued, and the exact
total was , $98,100. The principal Item
was the permit for a gas plant to the
Oregcyi Power company, for $90,000. .
PERSONAL
Beth & ;Thdmas. JrV and. W. T. Milv
ler of New York are at the Hotel Port-,
land. Mr. Thomas is a son of the
clock manufacturer and he and Mr.
Miller are, la Portland on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
J. T. Marchand, attorney for the In
terstate commerce commission, is at the
Beward. : .'.
, Captain C D. Parsons of the port
of Portland bar tug Oneonta Is at the
Seward. Captain Parsons now lives in
Astoria,' but formerly was master ot
the steamship Alliance.
B. W.- Collins of'Tacoma and H. F.
Reynolds of Seattle are at the Seward.
They are In Portland en business fpr
the' municipal ., governments of their
cities. '
SV B. i Foshay, manager of the Pa
cific Power ft Light company's plant at
Walla Walla, is at the Seward.
W. B. Stevens, an AHw? merchant,
Is at the Seward. '
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VANCOUVER; O. A. BROWN. OLW
drug ca .
M E N"
The Leading Specialist.
The failure ot others to cure
you does not prove your nase In
curable. I have cured cases of
men's ailments that had time af
ter time baffled medical effort
and a often been pronounced
past relief. The reasons for this
la that my understanding of ail
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accordingly. If others have failed
it is to your best Interests to at
least (consult, me.
OOWBTTLTAXIOlr rSZB
Ailing ,and suffering men or
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not. Write if you cannot calli;
arr emirs abb thorough
AITD PBOUPT
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834 H MOBBISON STREET, COB
HEB BECOWD. POBVTI.AND. OB.
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PISTTJ1A AKS BECTATj DISEASES
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MEN and WOMEN CUWED
1 J PAT WHEN CUBES
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before this
grand offer Is
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I British Medi
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i curing the sick
i with their won-
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const lpation.1
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887 Wsshlnrton St.,
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MEN
CURED
$10
IS OUR FEE:
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We have every known remedy ap
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COME IN AND TALK XT OVEJt.
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Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P.- M. onl
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HVA '..WASHINGTON STSEET.
: , : - Corner attest. 'i
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we can cure vou. . . v -
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