THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. ! PORTLAND. TUESDAY, EVgNINP. MAY 30, 1811.
! fMBOCMTS. W
IIIHEniD
TO LA FOLLETTE
Resolution for Lorimer Inves
ligation Is Supported by
Chamberlain. Gore and
Other Influential Members.
10 BE BEGUN JUNE 5
Pdal Planatrs U T Joarnal.)
Eugene, Or.. Mar 10. -Monday. June
t. hu bn named hy the Lne county
Amt company the date of the be
ginning eonatruotlon on the new eieo
trio railway between Eui.nt and the
Lower Mluaiaw. The work will begia
at tha and of Fifth itrwt, at tha ally
Itmlta and eroceed westerly. Tha Aaaat
company and Ore -Oregon Electrlo com
pany have a dolnt franchise on rum
street Tha local company will wait
to sea whether or not the Hill corpora
tion la aolne- to build thla year or not.
and If It la not tha Aaaat company will
build to tha bualneaa dlatrlct over tha
thoroughfare. Borne aort of publlo cere
mony oelebratlng tha beginning of tha
work will be arranged by the company
WELMIM
liONSEIM
Business Men Are Forming
Cooperative Stock Com
pany to Help.
(Waahlnttna Rur.a of The Jooraal.)
Washington, I. C, May 10. Senators
Chamberlain, ore, Owen. Lea, Martin
' (New Jeraey). and probably O'Oorman.
Hitchcock and other Democratlo Bene'
tore, will support tha La. Follette reaola
tlnn tor naming a committee of new
members to reinvestigate Jhe aleotlon
of Senator Lorimer.
' Martin, the minority leader. sought
, a now plan by which ba woold bare
. brouaht all Demoorata together and
would have left tha La Follette reeoln
. tlon high and. dry without Democratic
annoort .
Ncwapaper eerreepondenta oasraHy
believe that Martin la playing g
t op by Bailey ta enable tha aamatora
whe "got-la wrong" last a east an to rt
out of the bole" aad find aome excuse
for their unfortunate action In voting parents.
for Lorimer la tha face or me oonvino-
ina evidence.
It la conceded that Lorimer will loae
hla aeat and all farther maneuvera con
rem almnlr the Bailey following and
their intense desire to aara their. facea,
Bailey, Juat aa tha aenate convened
yesterday, bald a hurried consultation
with Dillingham, Republican, chairman
of the committee on prlvtlegea and elee-
tlona, wno taai cession supported on
pier. . Crane and othere were preaenC
"i; Washington. May 10. Senator La Fol
M lette yeaterday called up the question of
ordering a further investigation into the
election of Senator L,orimcr or Illinois
The resolution under consideration la a
- subatltutc for tha La Follette resolu
tion. Introduced by Senator Martin. The
substitute provides that tha lnvestlge
" tlon shall be conducted by the commit
tee on privileges and elections. The
Democratlo senators In caucus voted
that Democrats abould be permitted to
' vote aa they pleased. Bailey, angered
at thla decision, at onca left the caucua.
. , Several Democrats expect to support
"J the La Follette resolution which will
, , be modified to provide for the election
' - of five new Investigation senators.
?: Martin opened tha debate, urging for
an inquiry.
Young Jasper, Or Man Drowns.
(Sprrlal IHapatrh In Tba Jmrul.)
Eusene. Or.. May 10. Oeorge Prig
more, aged II years, reaioing ai jmi".
.... . . . . . null. .. . .
on the Miaaie rors or me ui.miiii.
above Eugene, was drowned In that
stream Saturday night, but no one wit
oeased the drowning and It will never be
known how It happened. ' He waa not
missed till Sunday morning when be
waa called for breakfast. Receiving no
answer his mother wont to hla bed and
found that It had not been oooupled.
Later hla body waa found la the river.
Ha bad been Bailing lege cut el the
rrver and It la presumed that it waa
while be waa thua engaged that he waa
drowned. The young man had resided
at jasper only two montba, coming te
thla country from tha east with hla
Roe Festival Off; No Roar.
(Special Dlapatrh U The Journal.)
Eugene, Or., May SO. The annual roee
festival, conducted In Eugene by the
Ladlea' Auxiliary of the Commercial
club, and which waa to have been thla
week, haa been poatponed until aome
other data The reaaon la that there are
not enough rosea la bloom to make a
good ahowlng.
DIRECTORS
JOURNEY
TO
LUCKY BOY
MINE
UN 0
F
WOODCRAFT
TO
HOLD
CELEBRATION
Tomorrow night at the Armory will
be bald the monster celebration by the
Women of Woodcraft in commemora
tion of their fourteenth anniversary,
and of the cloae of the campaign Cor
new members. A demonstration of the
etaff work will be made and the new
membera 174 In all will be Intro
duced. Judge Morrow will deliver the ad
dress of welcome, and Mrr C. C. Van
Oradall, grand guardian, will make the
addreaa of the evening. Nlnetv.cn cir
cles of the lodge will participate in the
team work, which will be an Interest
ing feature, as there will be 171 womea
in the great team.
Music by the Third Regiment band
will be furnished, and a male chorua
and various solos will be rendered. On
Friday evening a banquet will b ten
dered to the women who aided In the
campaign for- new members. The ban
quet will be given at the Commercial
club. Plates will be laid for S50, It Is
stated.
SOUTH BEND
BRANCH
(SDtetal Dtroetea ta The Joorail.
Eugene, Or.. May 10. Dr. Holt C.
Wilson. Cord Senstake, D. W. Tllford
and Grant Phegley, all Portland bual
neaa men and all dlrectora of the Con
solidated Lucky' Boy Mining company,
arrived in Eugene last night and today
left for Blue River to Invastigate the
Important strike reported on the 14
clalma of that company in the Blue
River district Samples from thla strike
assayed In Portland, are said to run $840
In gold and lit in silver to the ton.
The atrtke waa made east of the old
Lucky Boy property, on which alnca the
clalma were f 1 rat located 1400.000 la aald
to have been spent, a. Neppach and
J. W. Morrow, also of Portland, are
other dlrectora of the consolidated company.
Dividends from the Lucky Boy were
formerly great, but the property hss
been Involved in foreclosure and other
legal proceedings ahd for four years haa
not paid. Renewed development of the
claims Is In prospect as a result of the
late find, which Is believed to be the
main Lucky Boy ledge.
Mitchell, dr.. May 10. A new move
ment la Uie matter of more rapid de
velopment of aoutbern Oilllara and the
whote of Wheeler county haa recently
been Inaugurated by representative bus
iness men 'of the Fosall and May villa
district The new plan will take the
form of a cooperative aaaoctatlon. hav
ing In view a thorough ayatem of pub
licity, which is designed ultimately to
result In quicker settlement and de
velopment of the district Involved. D.
It Evana and W. O. Keys of the Mays-
vine country nave juat finished a pre
liminary oanvaa of the Fossil, Spray,
Waterman, Mitchell and Twickenham
neighborhoods and report that the aale
of stock in the new venture haa bee a
entirely eatlafaotery, ae nauoh ao that
the association, which la acarcely, a
month old, will hold a atookholdera
meeting at Mayavllle In the near future.
Thoee Intereated expect to acoompllah the
feat of making tea eettlere prosperous
In the future oa tha came land where
one la prosperous bow.
The aew organisation will handle var
ious Industries on the cooperative plan.
One of them, a flouring mill at Maya-
villa, la te be put la motion thla season.
The organisation will keep a salaried
representative in the east, who will be
equipped with the necessary Informa
tion, and printed matter concerning this
aectlon, and will be expected to hunt
up proapective settlera, The'' organ
ising of small colonies In the eastern
states and oonduotlng them to the west.
III ba a special feature. The new
organisation, aa It grows tn strength,
may grow Into a position to solve the
transportation problem.
Rapubllcana of Kentucky will hold
their convention In .Loulavllle Oil July
1 1 to name candldatea for governor and
other atate officers to be voted for In
November. r -
BOARD
I1
P.I.C.
ILLOOKOe
PAISLEY PROJEC
T
(Spatial Dtapetah to The JovraaL)
'Lakevlew, - Or May SO. Governor
Oswald West and the membera of the
state land hoard are expected to visit
Lake county , early In June, and will
probably Investigate the Portland Irri
gation company's project In the Che
waucan valley, totalling something over
12.000 acre of the finest land In the
county. The people of the Chewauoan
country have petitioned the state land
board a couple of times la the past to
force the Irrigation company to comply
with the terms of the act under which ,
the lands were segregated.' or to allow1
them to settle on the fertile rea, but
ao far without any avail. . now that
Governor West la head of the board
and is thoroughly conversant with land
matters In the state. It is hoped he will
take up the matter. - - ' -
The project originally waa Intended
to take In a larger area and to obtain
water from the Chewauran river above
Palaley, where a large storage reservoir
would have been built, but the amount
of land wee reduced to 11,000 acrea, and
little haa been done by the company.
This haa. retarded the development of
a large section north of Talaley. George
Conn, Palaley merchant, : has demon
strated that the lands are aulted to the
products of the temperate aone, ' grain.
alfalfa and fruits or au ainas maturing
along with , those of anr similar area
In the United States. A wire fence Is
all that separates aome of Mr. Conn's
fine alfalfa land from .the raw sage
brush lands the company has had under
control 'ao long. i '. :
FINOS $50,000 IN JEWELS;
GEJS REWARD OF $1000
7 (United fives Laased Wire.)
Detroit: Mich.. May 10. After two
weeka of search. M0.0 worthy! Jew.
elry'la a. satchel ' finally turned
- . ' . . . . . m . , i- .
tip tnrpugn me nonesty oi.Aninony a.
BeiewsKy. a oioycie aeater.
The Jewels 'were lost In moving by
Waldo A. r Avery.' one of the leading
business men of the city., .
Selewsky found the valuable bag, and
npoa reading the advertisement In the
papers offering 11000 reward for their
return. Immediately took them . to the
nearest .police station, 'and -turned
them in. ..' ' "
BOOKLET IS ISSUED S .?
hv k h jj n 1 1 1 1 1 r J ;
- in Milium - iiiiniJMi mi
Three Bishop and a .Boat'' la the eu
phonious title of a beautifully printed
booklet, reprinted from the "Church
man" and . penned by Blehop scaddlng.
bishop of Oregon. It telle of a erulae
by the blahop of Oregon, the blahop of
Spokane and the bishop of Olympla, In
the yacht "Foam," In Puget 'Bound wa(-
ami hair tiumoroua read in a matter., u
Is filled with beautiful photographs tak
en on the tour,, . ' ,..;-
The booklet also contama an article
entitled "Staging Through Oregon." by
Bishop Bcsddlng,' which is also an In
teresting . sketch, treating of a stage
trip, and "In the Coo Country With the
Bishop of Oregon," by "if. B, R." Both
stories are well written land profuaety
111 uat rated with photographa. The book
let Is unique and a valuable piece o
Oregon Iteratura. , ' . -
' i ii i . .'
Journal Want Ads bring results. ' '"
CORNERS
Ti
ONE IS LAID
N UNION
SCHOOL
IMPROVED
AT LAST
(Special PUpatc to The Journal.
South Bend, Wash., May 30. For the
past two years the commercial bodies of
South Bend and Raymond have been
making constant efforta to induce the
Northern Pacific Railway company to
Improve the condition of Its South Bend
branch, over which great tralnloads of
loga are constantly being hauled. At least
five miles of new ateel have been laid
and this part of the work la being con
tinued aa rapidly ae possible. It Is also
learned that the ballast train and Us
entire equipment, which is now working
near Pasco, will be here within the next
month and that the road between this
city and Pluvlua, which bears the heav
iest traffic, will be entirely reballasted.
A new steel drawbridge has recently
beta put in across the South Wlllapi at
Raymond and otlier necessary bridge
work will be attended to while these
Improvements are In vogue.
682 South Bemd School Ch'Idren.
- (Spwlal Dispatch to The Journal.)
South Bend, Wash., May 80. A gain
- of exactly 60 is shown by the school
census which haa Just been completed In
school district No. 32, which comprises
the greater portion of the city of South
Bend. The number of children of school
. age la now 682. Additional school room
will soon be an absolute necessity and
tno Doara or directors is already con-
slderlng plans with that end In view.
Harri man's Niece Divorcwl.
(United Preaa Leaae Wire.)
Reno, Nov., May 30. Mary E. Thurs
? ton, niece of the late E. H. Harrlman,
-;ls planning to leave the divorce colony
here today, having been granted a de
cree from her husband, Charles S.
: Thurston, a Boston attorney. No prop
erty rights or children were Involved.
Mrs. Thurston has resumed her maiden
Vtiame, Mary Eimons.
(Special Dlapateb to Tha Jearaal.l
Union, Or., May 80. The laying of
the cornerstone of the new three story
atone and brick school building took
place here yesterda. The services were
under the ausplcs of th? local Masonlol
uruer, urana juaaier judge WOlverton
having commissioned P. G. M. W. T.
Wright to conduct the services. The
Masons marched to the new building,
preceded by the Union cornet band, and
gave their ritual service for such oc
casions. State Superintendent Alderman spoke
in glowing terms on the good work done
by the citizens of Union, A large crowd
was in attendance.
SCHOON
ER CONFISCATED
FOR ILLEGAL FISHING
(United Preaa Leased Wire.)
Victoria, B. C. May 80. The gasoline
fishing schooner Edrie of Seattle was
condemned and confiscated, to his
majBSty the king as a prize by Chief
Justice Hunter today for fishing within
the three mile limit off Lnj Island at
the mouth of Vancouver Island. whr
ah waa aclzed In Februarv hv the
Canadian crulaer Rainbow, which fired
a blank ahot, causing the Edrie to heave
to, ana sent an armed Dartv on hnard
who took the vessel In tow' to Van
couver, where the evidence waa held.
The case was remanded to give the chief
Justice an opportunity to examine the
two vessels and Inspect the range find
ing apparatus of the Rainbow.
if
Warning to Railroad Men.
E. S. Bacon, 31 Bast street. Bath
Me., sends out this warnlnar tn rati.
roaders: "A conductor on the rail
road, my -work caused a chronio in
flammation of the kidneys, and I was
miserable and all played out. A frinl
advised Foley Kidney Pills, anri rrn
the day I commenced taklna- thm r
began to refrain my strength.' The In
flammation cleared and I am far W.
ter than I have been for 20 years The
weakness and dizsy snellx
of the past and I highly recommend
Foley Kidney Pills." Skidmore Drug: Co.
two stores, main store 161 Third street,
w.onwi niui a Muirieon ana west Park.
i.uuuatiu, Liaru Jjrug to.
w
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old garments made lm. n.w.' so what";
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a . 8 not matter how "short"
amal7do?diJ- ,tih We Urge or
Urortolour1pataron. alWay' ',V'
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Washington and Fourth Streets
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