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The News of Sunday
Ileaume of Yetterdajr' Events Briefljr Paragraphed for the Entertain.
- , , . nient of the Basjr JRea4er
' ' pastern. v 1
'Jh weathir men at : Wastoljigton
have prophesied moderately warn tern
peraturea throughout the freat central
Vdlleys, the Rocky mountain region ant)
the plalna atataa They predict that
"tha f Irat atorn of Importance will ap
pear In the far west Tuesday or Wednee
day, move eastward and cross the great
central valleys Thursday or Friday, end
reach tha eastern statea near the end
of tha week."
Federal Judges Sanborn, Hook and
Adams are conferring at St, Paul with
the chairman of the Union Paclflo, Kob
ert 8. Lovett Tha diesolutton of the
Union. Paclflo and Southern Pacific rail
roads la under consideration.
Threatened trouble. wth tha Moros ta
the Phlllppinss has been averted,. Be
porta to the war department say that
' tha army of 000 belligerent tribesmen
who practically laid siege to Jolo and
dtred the Amerloan garrison forth to
bettle, haa dispersed. .-t---?--
'f wenty.fjve babies r were dropped
lit Omaha by storKa blown over
the city on the wings of the eastern
' cyclone; ' Complete outfits for the ln
funta and mothers were sent out by the
baby department of the relief commit
tee, -! :;, 'i-.s','
Manicure parlors" at Chicago will b
made the subject of investigation by the
Illinois -aenate white slave probers.
'lfty of these concerns- have invaded
down town office buildings since the
vice district was closed. "Massage and
bath houses " wjlj also 6e probed, .
"A man must have faith in God, Xalth
In himself, faith In his fellow men and
faith in his government before he can
d any work of Importance in the
world. Jfo declared William J, Bryan
builds )'y(n the second of the series of
Muitdajr afternoon 0hrlstlan Endeavor
mrctlngs for men ftt Washington,
' Oregon Briefs.
In iSlSlie total Immigration of Jap
anese Into Oregon was only 171, while
73. left the state the same year. In
marked contrast to these figures, Cali
fornia received an immigration of 2004
- during 12, and only 400 left the atate.
The fact that there la not the volume of
lirect - shipping from Japanese ports
Into Portland which la found In 8an
I'ranctNco and Puget sound, is regarded
AV causing this difference. 1 '
The conference of the officers Of the
To ling Men's Christian association p
the colleges of Oregon closed Sunday at
Albany. The prinldpal speakers of a
successful session were Professor Al
bert I. Sweetser pf the University of
- Orosor an Ivan Br-Khedea f Port1
land, atate aecretary,
The skeleton of a large man with hair
or sanay color, agea from 31 to 40 years,
wss found five miles south of Redmond
Sunday night His blood-etained cloth
ing, and evidence of the trousers pockets
having been cut, Indicated a possible
murder and robbery. k
- Charles Himmonds swallowed an ounce
or lauaanum aunuay night while stand
ing en the doorstep of the Winnlnaham
home at Roseburg. He declared that he
had been jilted by Mrs. Mary Winning
ham, divorcee and the motner of five
children. Simmonds was resuscitated.
A premium of $433 was paid for On
tario's HtM bond issue for a new city
hat; and another trunk sewer to the
fenake river. There were seven hldW
snd all offered a premium, 142) being
.i.'i..-.. ..: Foreign. .
Panama and worse -than Panama."
: ' Thus was the German scandal described
by a Socialist deoutv in tha Reinhnta
The seeret relations maintained by the
Krupp, works at Ebsco witlj underiings
oi me uerman war department have
created the most painful Impressions
throughout the Fatherland. Oraftvin
Such places has heretofore been practi
cally unneara or tn Germany. . The
Teutons have been brpughtwp to be
iiye that such corruption was confined
exclusively to the United States, and
the startling disclosures distress them.
wiutent suffragettes Inscribed In bold
letters the following slogans on a bomb
with which they attempted to blow up
the -famous Smeaton Tower on Plymouth
Hoe, England: "Votes for Women,"
TtatU'in Ten Minutes." The bomb
failed to explode. It consisted of the
"usiittl cylindrical tin canister, filled with
explosives. l'liA suffragettes have oft
en failed to 'get action" with bombs
of tlii character. ,k- ',
At Turin Saturday the bensine tank
of the aeroplane piloted by Stavorosof
rxplodert A pnMHengnr namd Xallo was
liurned to death, and the aviator Beri
piily injured.
Cm his way home in a motor car after
i aeroplane flight at llendon, Eng.,
jnday, Sir Charles Day ilone died with
".agio suddenness from heart failure,
fter impressing delight over nls novel
experience. ' He was a member of parlla
nt, president of tl?e Royal Aero club,
-r.Jitfcman and breeder of race horses.
"kuupuitU'ui.UtiautlvLJ'rovcnqeWiiS
. '-.iccessfully Jauntmed tiunday at
; .Orient, France. The order for the lay
; lug down. of this ship was given In May,
lHi, and record t'.iue was-made In Its
t unstrm-tioii. A single turret is placed
. amidships ou tha rrovence- and ber sla
ter Rlilps. the BretaKne and th Lorrain
With an ate of fire of 102 .degrees' on,
FAMILY
and Sunday Night
each side, instead of two turrets abreast
with an ere of 10 degreea. - '
: Miscellaneous.
' The fourth American peace conference
will be held May 1, t and S, at St. Louis.
Mayors of all cities have been Invited
to appoint delegates. Representatives
of at least 1 nations of the western
hemisphere will participate. The society 1
haa compiled figures showing that the
world spends 12,000,000,000 annually for
war and war equipments-enough to more
than pay for five Panama canals.
Steward Edward White Intends leav
ing Los Angeles next month on a trip
of exploration into African wilds, with
but one white companion. He will go
Into a stretch of mountains epd thick
forest inhabited by unknown savages,
southeast of the great Nyansa lake.
Four tracks were put out of com
mission by an earthquake Saturday In
the CuleUra cut of the Panama "canaL
But one Is left In operation.
"In time we shall nave, while not a
soundless world, a world that will prac
tically be noiseless," declares Dr. Clar.
snce J. B'-ake, professor of ethnoldgy at
the Harvard medical school. Welfare
committees are working industriously to
abolish injurious conditions In the
trades that are dangerous to the bear-
ing. '. v " ' -
, 8tate Senator Uubbel deacribed Gov
irnor Hunt of. Arizona as an "Ineffici
ent but self-sufficient governor," Jn a
stormy debate at Phoenix Saturday.
The state senate has defied bis wishes
regarding the passage of amendments to
the penal code, and has attacked his
prison reform methods
Next winter practically the entire At
lantic - fleet will be sent on ft three
months' cruise to the Mediterranean, ac
cording to an announcement made toy
Secretary Daniels. It Is his policy In
times of peace to make of the navy a
great educational force for the enlisted
men,. , " ..... ..
PLAINTIFF IS TAKEN TO
JAIL ON PERJURY CHARGE
(Speclol to The Juural.)
Fort Worth, Texas, April 21. Francis
M. Pope, Denver capitalist, was sent
from the witness stand to jail on a
charge of perjury tn the district court
here today. In the midst of his defense
against a suit by the Commonwealth
Bonding and Casualty Insurance com
pany of Fort Worth to cancel a $10,000
accident poUoy. ' Pope's left foot wae
shot off while lie was alone, soon after
the policy bad been issued. The com
pany claim he ahot his foot off to get
the Insurance money. A note given by
Pope to P. Wi Wright of -Denver wae
produced to show that Pope had prom
ised to pay Wright to testify he loaded
the shotgun the day before Pope started
en a hunting trip and that be forgot to
unload It .
OREGON FIREMAN SUICIDE I
BESIDE PASCO BRIDGE
Spolal to The Joornat.)'
Pasco, Wash., April 21. The body of
George Swarthout, a Northern Pacific
fireman, was found beside the railway
tracks near the N, P. bridge early Sun
day morning, with a-bullet hole through
the head, A revolver, one chamber
empty, was found beside the body, and
all '-evidence - indicates - suicide. , - lii
mother later arrived from her home at
Pendleton and took the body, to that
place today. She can ascribe no cause
for his suicide, as he had just returned
front a visit home and seemed to be la
his usual health and good spirits. He
was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge
at Lexington, Or., and the body was
taken In charge by the lodge here. He
had been firing out of Pasco for about
three months, and .the only cause for
suicide suggested Is despondency follow
ing a recent illness.
Hebo Barn Burns, With none.
Cloverdale, Or., April 21. A barn be
longing to A. 8. Lane of near Hebe
was burned Friday, night about 12
o'clock. One horse, about 80 bushels of
oats, hay, harness and one wagon were
destroyed. Total loss is about 1800,
with J200 Insurance. '
DON'T KNOW THEY :
HAVE APPENDICITIS
" Msny Portland people who have
cUronica"p'pendlcitls, which Is not very
painful, have doctored for years for gas
on the stomach, sour stomach or consti
pation. Woodard, Clarke ft t Co Park
andAldws fits., states if i these sxiople
will ;try A SING LB DOSE Of simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as com
pounded In Adler-i-ka, the remedy, which
bficame famous by curing appendicitis,
they will be surprised at the INSTANT
benefit. .,'. ' j .. .... . ...v a
' THE OLD -MAN'S RHEUMATISM GRABS BOTH FEET NOV coP,rSht. im k.h.i k.w.' ioet.tto..
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CARDINAL TAKES
OSLER REMARKS
Eminent Cleric Regards Sci
entist's Statements as Con
stituting an Attack Upon
Christianity.
(Special to The JcirBi.t -
Baltimore, Md., April 21. When part
of the speech of Sir William Osier at
the dedicatory exercises of the Phlpps
Psychiatric Clinie at the Johns Hopkins
hospital was read to Cardinal Gibbons,
the prelate exclaimed:. ;
"I am Knocked." .
Sir William, who is professor of med
icine In, Oxford university, said in part:
"Primitive views will prevail every
where of man'a relation to the world
and to the uncharted region about him.
So recent Is the control of the forces
of nature that even in the most civil
ized countries man has not yet adjusted
himself to the new conditions and stands
only half awake rubbing Ms eyes.
'Ninety per cent of our fellow crea
tures, when in trouble, sorrow- or sick
ness, trust to cnarms, incantations ana
to the saints. Many a shrine baa
more followers tfian Pasteur: many a
saint more believers than listeners.
"Less than 20 years have passed since
the last witch was burned in the British
isles."
Attacks Scientists' Attitude,
"Scientists in any line sometimes
make statements such as that of Dr.
Osier," said the cardinal. "And only
a short time ago I had to defend some
truths that, Thomas A, Edison attacked.
"These aclentifio specialists think
their etatements should go unchallenged,
but this one of Dr. Osier shall not and
I shall write to him asking him to re
tract, it
"I would like to call the attention of
Dr.' Osier to the fact that Pasteur was a
devoted Catholic and put his trust in the
saints. He said that as hia knowledge
of medicines increased, his faith grew
likewise. The statements attributed to
Dr. Osier are an attack on Christianity.
"I am surprised that he should make
such attacks in this age.
"What do the things that Dr. Osier
preaches stand for, anyhow. Fifty years
hence all his teachings may be over
thrown by new discoveries, Ills whole
doctrine is baaed on ..theory. .r...l..:;. ',
"Fifty years ago the scientists of that
day imagined they knew all that was
to be known of medicine; yet today their
conclusions are overthrown by later dis
coveries.
' Pr. Osier Will Explain. -Dr.
Osier, when informed that the
cardinal regarded his reputed utter
ances as an attack on Christianity, ap
peared- te be greatly disturbed,
"I am ho enemy of the saints," he de
clared. "I will talk to my friend, the
cardinal, about this as aoon as I get
back from New Haven."
ANNIE PIERCE NOW LIES
UNDER BAKER TOMBSTONE
(Special to Tb Journal.)
Baker, On, April 21. The funeral of
Annie Pierce, who was ahot and killed
by a Japanese at Oakland, Cal., last
week, was held in this city Saturday
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3. . TYE, Chemist, Washington, t. a
afternoon. Rev. C. Edwards of the
Methodist church conducting the ser
vices. Her father. Justice of the Peace
Frank E. Pierce of Haines, brought the
body from Oakland.
' According to Mr. Pierce, his daughter
lost her life In a duel with the Japan
ese, who. was jealous of her, and at
tacked her, pulling a revolver when she
drew her own weapon on him to protect
herself. . These statements are not quit
In accord with the reports of the trag
edy sent out at the time, which were to
the effect thit George Ucbida, a Japan
ese musician, had killed her and then
committed suicide, According, to Mr.
Pierce, she pawned a dress to buy the
gun, being Jn fear of the Jap.
The girl was married about a year ago
to the son of a Los Angeles steamship
agent, Frank OrsatU by name, but they
soon parted and after a visit home, she
went away and was only nWrd from a
few times before her tragic death oc
curred. She wa born and. spent prac
tically all of her life in Baker and vi
cinity. BY 3 AUTO BANDITS
. (United Press Leased Wire.)
Paris, April 21. Mounting the gull
lotlne at intervals of three minutes,
soudy, CalUmin and Moncey, three of
Bonnet s automobile bandits, were exe
cuted in the order named. at :80 a; m.
today. The men were convicted of
many murders. . .
The three pandits were executed pre
maturely en the boulevard Arago, just
outside the Prison de la ante, te fore
stall .a demonstration. Troops sur
rounded the guillotine to prevent a small
mob from witnessing the executions.
Soudy was executed first. As his head
was placed on the block, he said: "It is
a cold goodbye, friends." He died at
exactly 4:30 o'clock.
CaHemin died silently and coolly.
Moncey cried "Goodbye" as the knife
felL ' . ; "'
LEAVENWORTH CONVICT
FALLS HEIR TO TITLE
4 Doited PreM Leased Wfcelk
Leavenworth', Kan.; April 21. A tele
gram was received at the federal
prison announcing" that Convict Fred
Grey, by the death of an elder brother
in England, would succeed to the title
and a large estate. " .
lie will become Lord Fredericlf Grey
and will sail for England to assume
his honors on his release from the fed
eral" prison, June 1 5.
Grey was recelred last fall from
Texas, where he had been convicted of
using the malls to defraud. ,,
Japanese War Begins,
(Dsited frets Usatd Wire.)
San Francisco, April 21. Victor Juu-
sola, a .Finn, and Frank Kiraura, Jap
anese, were discussing a possible Amer
ican-Japanese war. ' Why, Finland could
lick Jaoan." Juusola remarked. Klmura
answered this by hitting the Finn over
the bead with a bottle. Both were
pinched."
WITH PIMPLES
Buffered Three Tears. Tsed Seslaol.
. Vow Vot a Pimple to Be Seen, .
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct, 27, 1912. '1
had been troubled for the past three
years with pimples which completely
covered ray face and neck,. The pimples
would come out, fester up and, cause fne
to pick at them, feeling very uncom
fortable. I tried most all kinds of facial
creams, but with no- effect, I tried a
sample of Reslnol Soap and Ointment
and noticed instant relief. I bought
Reslnol Soap and Reslnol Ointment, and
began the treatment After using two
jars of Reslnol Ointment and Reslnol
Soap, there was not a pimple to be seen,
and new my face is. as smooth as if
there was never , a pimple on It
(Signed) Albert Greenburg, 41S7 Frank
ford Ave. . -'
- For eighteen years Reslnol ha been a
favorite doctors prescription and House
hold remedy for itching troubles, skin
eruptions, dandruff, chapped faces and
hands, sores, piles, tc. Stops itching
Instantly. Sold by all druggists, Reslnol
Soan. 6c. Ointment. 69c and 11.00. but
you can try them without, cost Just
write tor samples io tiesinoi v-nemicai
CO., Baltimore, mo.
DR. GUNN'S
IMPimvEiriavEirTitxs:
' Cure Constipation. Uilkmanatu, Sick Hinh1
die, Sourfitoinach and inriifrcation by making
the liver more artiv and Um bowel reuuiar.
They ar a perfeH After-Dinner Pill and
ona taken aftr moalnwill rtli'V that blmtetl,
dintreiuwd felin without pain or irripmw.
l&c s Boa. BmO POSTAL FOB SAMPLES.
Dr. llwMnke C W N. lutk bt liiiladlihia, i'a.
on n nnnnmr
LULU bUUUDIt
PACE COVERED
No ' Practical Seed Treatment
Has Been Found, 0. A. C.
Expert Says.
(Special tQ The JanrnsU
' Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis,
Or., April 21. The general loss of a
large part of the potato crop in the
western portion of the state, due o the
blight, or, better, late blight, haa given
ris t the question of how best to con
trol this pest another year," says L. D.
Bailey, assistant plant pathologist at
Oregon, Agricultural eoUege, "Iany In
quiries tiave been coming to the depart
ment of plant pathology asking what
seed treatment can be used.
"There is no practical seed treatment
for the control of this fungus pest
Growers must select the seed with care,
so that rotting or discolored potatoes are
not used. Even then many tubers will
be planted that carry the blight fungus
la m dormant condition, ready to start
Infection of tops if warm, moist weath
er prevails. The most that can be
hoped for Is to use seed that will ger
minate well. Later, if conditions are
favorable for blight, it will be necessary
te spray with Bordeaux mixture. Do not
wait until the fungus has established
itself in a field before spraying.
"The foliage should he Kept well cov
ered from the time the blossoms open,
so that the spores. which are scattered
by air currents will be killed as soon
as they fall on the leaves. Three appli
cations at intervals of about two weeks
have generally proved sufficient, .ex
cept in case of prolonged , warm,, moist
weather. For the first, use the 4-4-50
strength mixture, and for the second
and Jater applications 6-f -60 mixture.
"I -would not wish to argue against
seed treatment as a general practice,
however, for we have several other dis
eases which can be largely controlled in
this -way.. Use formalin, 1 pint in 30
gallons of water, said soak the potatoes
with crates or sacks for 2 hours before
catting, then spread out to dry."
NEW CHARTER MAY CLOSE
GERMY ANKENY CANAL
' (SpeHsl to The Jdartul.)
Klamath Falls, Or., April 21. The
new charter recently adopted by this
city provides for the closing of the
Ahkehy canal, TprOfided satisfactory ar
rangements can be made with the United
States reclamation eervka. This canal
waa built many years before the gov
ernment invaded the Klamath country.
It runs through the city and has for
several years been condemned as a men
ace to the good health of the city. Here-'
tofore it r.as been impossible to purchase
For Hair Health
If Rexali 4,9Z" Hair Tonic does
not improve the health of your
scalp and hair, we will pay for
what yon use during the trial.
We could not so strongly endorse
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic and continue
to sell it to the same people if It did
toot do all we claim. Should It not
... prove entirely satisfactory. our . cus-,l
tomers would lose faith in us,-we
would Jose their patronage, and our .
business would suffer.
If your hair is falling out or you
-- suffer any scalp trouble, we belive
Hexali "3" Hair Tonic will do more
to eradicate the dandruff, give health
. to the scalp, . stimulate new hair
growth and prevent premature bald
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We want you to make Us prove
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whatever. Buy a bottle of Rexall
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directions for thirty days: then if
- you are not entirely satisfied, come
and tell us and we will promptly
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for it . ' . ,
We won t ask you to sign any
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eould we do anything more to prove
our belief in Rexall "OJ" Hair Tonic,
; and our honesty of purpose in rec
ommending It to youT
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You can buy Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
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Stores" la Portland, Seattle, Spokane, San
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There, Isj a Rexall Btore in nrarlyjjy
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ery. ordinary human ill each especially
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It -la recommended. ,
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rlHS Coys mL
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the canal from the government as the
city had no law for such a procedure.
The new charter makes it possible for
the city to deal with tha government
and also with the parties who hold per
petual water rights for Irrigation under
the canal. Petitions are now being cir
culated asking the council to take ac
tion to bring about the disposition of t.ie
disease breeding ditch.
United Press Leaed Wire.)
Sacrameffte, Cel., April fl. Originat
ing In th plant of the Knox Lumber
company, a fire swept the lower por
tipu.of the business district early to
day, entailing an estimated loss of S300,-
009. ' I- -
Fanned by a Stiff south wind, the
blaze quickly spread to the adjoining
lumber yards of Friend & Terry, and
the two lumber plants were completely
gutted before the fire department eould
respond to a general alarm. . , ; .
Sparks, were scattered broadcast by
the wind, and aoon the entire block
bounded by Fjont, geoond, L and M
streets was In flames. The block de
stroyed by the fire is pocupied by a
number of warehouses, and contains,
besides the lumber plants, the follow
ing houses:
Athens hotel, Dlggs Implement com
pany, Woods Curtis company, the Leieh
warehouse, Crane & Co. and the A. 8.
Hopkins Co.
AMERICANS SUBSCRIBE ..
TO ENGLISH OPERA
(By the International Kevs Service.)
London, April 81. The grand opera
season opens at Covent Garden tonight
with Caruso and Melba aa the stellar
attractions.
The preliminary list of subscribers te
this season's opera Is headed by the king
and queen and contains the following
prominent Ameriean names;
Cora, Lady Stafford; Lady Barry-more,-
Lady Speyer, Mrs. Henry Coven
try, Mrs. Adair, Walter Bum, Mrs. El
mer Black, Mrs. Robert Emmet, " L.
Fleischmann, Mrs, Arthur Glasgow, Mrs.
H. V. Higgtns, Mrs. G. Ogilvy Halg.'Mrs,
Leggett, Mrs. Macltay, Miss Faith Moore,
Mrs. R. McCreery, Mrs. Samuel Jrfew
house, Mrs. Almerie Paget, Mrs. Ro
nalds, Mrs. Paris Singer, Mrs. "Washing
ton Singer, Mrs. W. Salomon and Alfred
G, Vanderbllt.
SACRAMENTO SUFFERS
. $300,000 LUMBER FIRE
YOUR HAIR IS TURtllS GREY
MID U IB VOII US OLD
This is Not the Time When
Old Age is to be
Desired
TO KEEP POPULAR KEEP
YOUR APPEARANCE OF YOUTH
A young man was purprlsed to have
his application for a position "turned
down." Ha was better equipped for
the position than the fellow who got It
Ha discovered that his grey hairs
difl it:. He was "too old" looking. . It's
the same everywhere. There is no
doubt hut that grey hair does make a
. SKIDMORE
SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS
BACK ACHE-RHEUM AUSn, QUICKLY VAfilSII
Even Most Chronic Sufferers
Find Relief After a Few
Doses Are Taken. '
. Backache, urinary disorders and rheu
matism, are caused from weak, inactive
kidneys, which fail to filter out the Im
pnritiea and keep the blood pdre, and
the only way on. earth to permanently
and postively cure such troubles la to
remove the cause. ; .
The new discovery Croxoiie, soon re
lieves such Conditions because it reaches
the very roots of the disease. It sojiks
rtyht-into-t htfpee -P-HaeHw li Mo
neys, through the walls and lining's:
cleans out the little filtering cells and
glands; neutraliaes and dissolves the
poiHonous Ui'ie acid substances tliat
Uifls in -the joints and mum !c? to
scratch and irritate nM ( ;n. rlimi!.-i-tlsm;.
heals the influu. i im-murixm 3 f
BY HEU.vi
- JAit. EUT ,yt.
CASE. CP Rwrt'.MAT" T
sia
Washington Makers Protest
Against Giving "Edge" to
' . B. C. Mills. " .
(United Frees lieased Win.) , .
Tacoma, Wash., April 21. Protesting
against placing shingles on the free list,
as proposed by the new tariff bill,
shingle men of Washington have' asked
the cooperation of all lumbermen on
the Paclflo coast, with a view to peti
tioning congress to allow the present
tariff to remain, ; .
The Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers'
association, representing about ITS shin
gle mills en the eoast, has addressed
a letter to the West Coast Lumber Man
ufacturers' association, with headquar
ters at Taooma, setting forth its views
on the removal of the present tariff of
(0 eents thousand. -vVv i
It is pointed out that the removal of
this tariff would give shingle manufac
turers of British Columbia, who prae
tlealy draw from tha same timber belt
as the mills on this side of the line,
aa undue advantage. He says that al
ready the British Columbia mills have
an advantage because SO per cent of tha
labor employed la the Canadian mills is
oriental , -
The opening f the Panama eanal will
put the American manufacturer at a
further disadvantage, as shingles from
Canada will be sent In foreign bottoms,
whose freight rates are approximately
15 per cent less than the charges by
American ships. ' .
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