The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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QR.EQQN PATL.Y JOURNAL'. FQIVrLAND, - MQNBAY EYFNWJO. JULY 21, -1915,
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1U HilQiourhcy inWasnina
ton ' County and Compan
V sons With -Holland Redound
to Former's Credit.,
... n. .n.i - , .
f t . J" ' , ' fly x QClej; ' ' !
' W. R. teuton, tdntKla farmer from
' Arkansas end tnagasine fHr, Air.
wiiKes 9 ma tiiu mes, vuus "'
. and Mr- 'Tnorpburg. both - pf ' Forest
' Grove and th writer, recently took a
i the country around, Kareet Grove. Wn
' Ylslted, the 1200-eor nursery at Orenco.
one of tko largest nurseries in . tlie
"' L'nJtei 8tteSj spent an hour or mora at
Vv. k. Newell', beautuut Mnr fsrn? nl
vlslteJ Charry Oroya, Votes VaUejt,, $a-t
, Vid'a Hill tini a eoiv f oter nearbf
districts and ; neighborhoods. '.tti cy
clometer showed that wa had traveled
111 miles, and there was not poos tulle
- - taead ttfthsttttlrs, uxml'r-'-s':.
It 1 Impossible to take atrip of this
. Kind and not. b ImprAsed. .b the won
derful '4tiu I tha WiUmetta valley.
" We paused io. tnldafternooa on thesum
tnit o th west , of bill near Cole'
, . valley. i We had driven (or., heitra
, throusk; fertile ad beautiful farmlug
- outry. Bejtow- v atretcned, mUa on
; , , miie, to ia eastward, orcnaras ana garr
den grata, f ie'.da, and r clover Held
; Here and' there could be en a group
( of eatlla standing 1 drowsy" content
ment, knee, igh, In grass, or lyfc ara
under, some spreading oak. . ,- .
Aa our eyea ranged $rm th AlYr
thread of the stream in the valley, paat
. elunM. .'of wgrae'p the blUsWes
and on over the peaceful beauty . ft
meadow and afoodland, f)Wa and farm
and orchard, end on a?d o t,y hare
. mount moo waa silhouetted against
the eastern sky line, Mr. Llh,Vn aa,l:
t ' "fOu peopleiWho live , here do ,' not
- realise what a .beautiful and encbant
. Ing le,n4 yw have, havft hen aU oyeo
the ViUd States, aud aowbax will you
v,. ea a more exquisite or a mora satisfy-
. , lng view than taU If aa seen and
restful as the far-famed ' Emerald Islo
v and aa fertile aa t,he valley of the Nil
It waa worth tli kmg U tha pioneer
made across tha plains to come to buoj ;
- a valley o4 dejigbti auok a garden ot
, Edep, f uch a : land of fulfillment an
, ,,-thia. sitil.v.-' H
To tell o9 auch a trini would take a 1
full page of U'ha Joufnal, and ' then
muofe.wwld be omUtad, 'o knfgtf&f
, ,to mention only.a few of the facta toll
ua te Jiidga HoUU attd Mr Thowjhurg,
1 and o.nit all deacrlptioMa; of tha various
' plaoes wa visited. I must, though, amy
, , a few. wprda bo,u out visit tha iiome
. Of Judge Forbia, formerly t o -Butte,
' Mont, who, baa, come to. th WiHanwtU
'-valley and Iwned barren hillside irite
' 'a mode) farm and a beautiful country
: hOmai Wa atnnA1 than, anrf KTr XTnr-
bis and her daughter took .a out tJ
where the blaclt capa, loanberriea and
-raspberries, laraerlpa and luscious,
were waiting to be picked and eaten.
. ., r "Although wa are only 26 naifes from
Portland .Mi4 JudgaioUa.'yetlland
can be bough within a mlla or ao of
Forest Grov at om, H& V IMO an
'acre, Wa "aava just coma from Duvld'e
. Mill, i I know of no better section in
-the valley Ibo'. Uitrct for tha
i raising of prunes and other fruits. They
vare begln,ulng ta pn tha &1U lands to
"vineyards nd ba grapaa aeem to dj
r.weU there. OUr'footlUU land aeem to
' be Weally adapted . to he rrwtb ,ot
k ILngllsb waluu:i and Jrult trees, avtca
aa applaa prvaw and eb,arrie4 th
. old dajs our bottom lands were given
, over ta the grow la of grain, but now
'Vb ha rii bottom, laad wa are
- ing onion. trawberrUa, raspbarries,
-lognberrtes, currant end tTteberrlcs
and yejteta.bVa.'sr;:'-
, "Qvt Waroe8 ot yornd , apablea
- our farmera to go Into truck gardening
wltb. govd profit to, themaalvea.
and poultry do 'walL but the laduatrr
. , which haa received he most atten Xaa la
' dalryUig. With ojut, aU(J aiimata and
:vreea ood ,u tba yaaa arav4, apwi
, . have proved great xotoneyrmakera. W-t
, have one of the largest milk pondeaaere
on th coaat at ywaat, Qro.ve. About
,140.000 month V Paid out to the farm-
-ars foir tatlfc by the oompaar Forsst
-Groy 1 ceralrtj; bleajepd to tba'ebar-
acter of It . surrounding corutry, aid
' Forest Grove Itself la n mighty pleas.
. ant placa to yva In, Wa are, In, eaay
i touch with Portland. Wa bava fine
, colUga, Pa,Af,V vnAveraltty. tout t
$ watap apd no aaHon and, a food, class
Twilling llan j
Recommends Hatty s
II,?. CHAS. W, TTLEAIAN
, bava ua"ed Duf fya Pure Malt Whla
kay as, a medicinal toalo since 190a. I
bad pneumonia and waa directed by my
family physialan to use Duffy's. It did
an n great deal of good, and ever ainoa
5t haa "been used by nay family, f am
t 8 yeara of oja and a commercial trav
eler. Am outdoor a great deal, and
find .this medicine a .worthy stimulant
and good preventive for colds, etc for
, which l' obeerfully recommend it" -Charle
-W, ftUUe.rn.an, 1M CUtefli Ay,
Brooklyn. U. T.
Duffy' Pure Malt Whi.key
The
merit a noneaty of a product
a been, befo tbajpublic for mora
that h
tlonad. It fdrne ha spread the world
eve: it stands today a most celebrated
and auocessf ul medicine. H a great
remedial agent in the, treatment of
pneumonia, grlp, cdUgh. colds, other
ihrob.t and lung troubles . and tn all
' atoiasch trouble,.''" i w'
Sbtfya-rar MaH' Whiskey U the
nix whiskey that was taxed by the
Ctoveraiuent a medifpie dorln the
Spaaish-Aiuericaa War. bold by most
; amifirlsta, g-rooer and dealers ia sealed
botiiea only, prio fl.oa- U Ton can't
procure It, let a know; aitf w will tall
Jon bow to obUla It. Writ, fot free
octor advice and boob of rip oz
table ant sick worn. The Tutt g ' ltal?
Wblaka JboobestaiC M. ir, "
JILTED MAIDEN WINS'-
LQYE INMAU ATTIR5
, Miss Henrietta Aiken.
Wheelliur. W. Va.- July 21. Harry
Pendleton refusea to, aay whether Hen
rietta Aiken, a ogf Bridgeport, Ohio,
bas permitted him o resume, his court
ing. For more than, two year Harry
waa engaged ta Dessie Malntyre of this
city. Recently fee changed bis affections
io Misa Aiken. "Agr4 by te troka
ojt Cupid, MUs Mcfutyr thought k
would go the little love god one' better.'
She went to Bridgeport,' cut her blr
short and donned the attire of . a mod.
ant Beau QvuuisjeV Pessle lost no time
In making tfee acquaintance of Mlaa
Aiken and Inyntdiitejy beean a ripl
fira courtship hat awept Ppndleton.
completely ojt of. tha running Heftri
atta dlBmlSged Harry and allowed, tha
masquerading Peggie ta monopolize her.
When Dessie was certain bar trick bad,
aucceeded she disclosed as? real identity
i,o the horrtfled Henriftta, and then re
turn,e4 W Wheeling. :
af clUxenav Jw cou.ld 40 far lad. far
worse tha making Forest Grov your
borne." - ., .
JntalklmjjwHfe Oyrtia Happy. Plo
aeer resident gppiane and cne of the
prominent attorneys tbera, ha said;- vt
bave recently, compteted a trip th,rouga
5b . WllUmett valley. I believa the
ay will cowa wben, you auppprt U
comfort 20, tVea yo,ur preien: pppula
tlon. Wlk yoyr alW ttr-ptara, your Im;
munity frpm, fever and, destruotlv
Storms, your graao reen tha ya)
around, your abundance of clear, coli
mountain water, tha Willamette valley
Is an ideal dairy country; Twenty acres
pf productive Willamette valley land,
with a dairy' bard, will' keep' a family
busy and make a good living for lu
X bava recently- returned from a trip
through Holland. They dp not hive
tha mild, via tars, of tha Willamette val
ley, yet they build sea walls, make tha
land and then, nuUta tha soli to TO J th I
land, and pay siooo an acre for this re
claimed land, and; make auutey in dary
ing. Keeping ibc powa os, tha land,
tbey are eonataatly enrlohlng their soil,
and, Holland Is, Increasing in fertility
and proauctmuf. f , . ; -
"If they can pay H90Q n aori for
laud for Aalryinj purpose, you aa eo
with your land at from 60 to 1160 an
acra what a chance there, 1 for, build
ing up a great dairying Industry In tue
xfiX 9 th Wamatfov . '.
. f . (BpaaUt ta Tha )waai.
Ashland, OrM July 21. A very mvs
teroua urveylng party haa paen em
ployed In Ashland and vanity the past
week. The members are known to, ba
BeMtlero. Pacific man, but ar no part
ot tha regular division staff and have
pen putting In much, tlm in h, right
01 way ana on ins property or the com
pany Jn Ahlpd,
The Southern Paclfio owns 40 acre
of land her which H Ua persistently
refused. Id leaaa or eU and for month
rumor have been qurrant among rail
road men that th unmarging of tha
Central and Southern, Pacific nta
wpvild mean the building of shops here
and the adding of 29 families to the
population ft Ashland.
Notldijg official caa ba laaru4 of
tba object of tha aurvey and local
Pfficlala tUsclaim any knowledge of
their purpose while admitting that they
at. wvrW for th eflmpany.
npANNQM'BALi IS FOUND
IMBEDDED NEAR QENTER
OF HARBOR TREE
, Aberdeen. Wash.. , July 21. .
while cutting a flv foot fir lo
ia - m urajr ti-por wommeri e
cial company miU at Oosmopo"e
lis, Saturday, the saw glanced 0
on ft bard substance Investiga-i
tion revealed a three inch stee
cannon ball embedded near the "
.... '. . . .. . ... . m T
center 01 a ires inai naa Des--e
cut on Hoquiam river. .The ba
had lodged in the tree probably
e 0 year ago and tha tree had
w extended around it. No expla- e
e natioa oan ba gives of th my v
:tsry- t
WOMAN'S DRESS GETS
I.I.
prisqneB:out.:QF;JAil
S .... ' '' l'f' !W . , , 'V-. , .
OakUad, t3U July '1. Working k
quick change act on Jailer Eugene
niacnief, vtpe uurnerioro, a notorious
pickpocket,, slipped 'into a whit dress
and whtp hat with a big trjen plum,
walked, out pf t'i ma,in antranoa to the
oust JaU pn the arm of an aocm
pile and today is still at liberty. Cpm.
rford received a visitor yeetordayand
he proviOod th Alsgnlsa .7.
,,.n 1 ni'yi i ' mi" ' H m nr""
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ASHLAND
vu
OFsnws
SHOPS
MADERO ; HISTORY
Washington Learns Provision
ai OQv?rnment isj poomed
anp Its Overthrow is tx
pected Hourly at Capital.
limited Cress Leiaed WlreJ
Washington,, July 21. Tha govern-
ment of Provisional Freqtdent Ituerta
of lirxtaq is doomed, and his overthrow
, i "' J- V A,. Ml.il Tf.-,., - r-r-vr.
- This information., furnished from an
authwliaiiva 'sours, t In the hand of
the united etaes government touay, ana
bi. It wa Stated by a person In au
thorlty. , a the reaaon the Wilson ad
mtnUtratioa ha, not racagnUed ' the
presynl MeJScap gfftvanprnaat. It p,ould
pot ,e (earned whether the JnformaUon
was reerlved from Americap consul In
Mexico. tr. from private ouroe.' . .
1 , Vnoonf Irmed raporta, circulated ' to-;
day, wart t tha that.froarlQan
Ambassador Henry Lanf Wilson baa
ba;ummpn' tfl Waa'niipn, "ta -e-
PW quotations in wnicn. in auegeo,
be eriUclaed the AVilsou administration
4 -unreal taie moassB unit - ty. noon
Will arrlva. hr f rpnu ilfcxf(?ft city,
vnuraoayr pr Taay. 41 peciaq
here H M HW,Wicn
j&tf&fA Qr?Ptat Trip. ...
V f.i tOaited Press UiaMl Wire. ,
TvMV 3mx JV-r-.Th g reatast ipierest
la; manifested today ovef 1 reported
iatantloa of General Follx pia of Iex
laala aoma P ToWa aa a tenraeantativa
of the Huerta government , me
newspaper comment , on tha move, and
nearly al llplomat. ln ultfrlpp mo
tiv in Dias' comiua. but do not agree
a0 ho mptiva hebina, the trip, pome
believe that Huerta Is politely sending
Wi Jntp axlle wblla, ther predipt he
la oomlng to negotlat Ueaican-Jap-
oos.a lj,lance, . V
It I rumored, her that President Hu
erU icon, Vlll forward to Tohio a for
mal after of 80,000 acres of land tn
Mexico, which Japan asked for coloni
sation purposes, and it 1 believe. pos
sible that the conveyance pf tl offer
It tha has la for Din,; rtjf. ' V
' Trevlno to Sfeet plaz. v !,
Xos Angeles, July II Ooneral Oero-
Alma ' Trevlno of tb Meiican , federal
array is extweted her toplght .to confer
with General IVjIU Pia,; Mexican spo
ctal anbawdor to Ja.pa.tv.wbo, vrill'ar
Hva opifbt. Trevlno s son la 111 here.
11 S saiu nat tn general mapircp 10
th'p,remacy of Maxioo and it is l re
gard to tbia that he will consult i. with
: ' ij I'.ll!"- m, .wi. H1", 'HI S
AWafVaJf, . WW "ysav stnynSM I
5C5yTOirJuly t. ;Tba farmer ofJ
tbi aurrquadm country hva organised
a Farmers' Soclatsf pf fqufty with a
large membership, and a fea aet suffi
cient t VWa Kflofl wotk, Th system
uvea g ,. purely ousiness,' organiaauoa
for the systematic markating or jarm
prodvwta, pvtPOftins t cura equitj and
fair dealing; al business relations of
f armra further to remove . any (Un
necessary middlemen and epulaUon la
th producta of th farm, bringing' tha
consumers and producer closer to
gether. The offloara elected ara; J. P.
Bean, president; F. T. Komlg, vie presi
dent; J. W. Flnnsec re ta,ry-treasurer. .
- , ..ni if j.i .m "... ' -i.v .
Crtea LoganVfirrlea, 34 Afre.
fDcw w e ?Maavi v
lndaaendca...CU. JuJy ZL-T-A Yield
ppwUdored. rembrlfabl t ha bean ob
tained, from hi halt acra patch, of
newix . planted loanaerea, ay. yif.
House of thi city, who, will bary,est
15Q crates. These will net at leaat 70
cent each,, making $105 for tha half
acra Mr, House states mat one should
pick boxts from an old field of
berrle. which would bring the owner
nearly $400 at tffaat canneries. He esti
mate th net profit at $200 an acra
Many loganberries are being planted in
th potwty ana t. rowera a.11 agree
there la money In them.
Beqnsvm loo? Pker FuglUye.
Balem, Or., July 21. Requisition' waa
lasued today for O. A. Rogeja, under
iwaat' in, Ca.lUftrnift WP,td, in
Baker for larceny by embesslerfent.
Ha Is charged with embessUng- J16&
from th, Southarn Idaho Tract society.
Low
Ev?ry Ddy from This
POIJQ TRIP
cmCACQ ,:,-,,t.$72,0O.
ST. ACQUIS ........ 70.00
KANSAS CITY .... 60.00
QMAHA ........... 13000
Very Attractiy e:; IliM.
Also tp many important eastern cities; good all sunimer with '
v. stopovers and diverse rQvte privileges. ,ru v
A Broad Choice 4jf Routes
' You generaHv expett to Include in -your eastern ' trip", a ,
. ' number of the bier cities in the middle west. - It is desirable to
''be .ticketed via a railroad hat reaches the greatest number of
? ?V' ? BURtTKmrOM TP ATMS PWraifftfM . v
V ' - it,- ---
Mianeapolis, St Paul ftncl Chicago
MinrteapoUai, st, Paul and Sfc Louis
BiUigs, .Ovr and Ornah -
Billings,. Kansas City and St, Louis
Denver; Omaha . and Chicago
DenverJ St; Joseph anj St. Louis
W' If hroilg i .tickets via Billing
' Jine OrVia Denver tO the East.
"1
biwvif iKMiir a,mcougft ticwover. the. urUngtoi wiU UlCW4
rny,of thesi;cithea,, ' .f 7,v ;t-rK
Vii. fni' Waelifn4 wiU h glad Vo point pat th. topoTy -f CK
I uSSnVVJ0: s-o osslbls t5dVra 0? KrUngton'aoVii '
if you'll teU n whr yon want ta go, fft , 14 V -eip yotii W;. '
h' viifiui rmar n f nAvn , f4AifJtriK..a. a, a .... , tii ' t ..jt 1
'Ull'Jlil!
1 a l.
"rAere; Coor
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STILL AT ISLAND
Canadian Bank Holdup Rises
AbOY fyses, of , Each,-,. -
.HQwever,
.yi, , . (Cnlted Pran Mm4 XVIrt.l -4
1 Belllngham. tVasJi.. j,wJy , lrWU
Hhaw island; in tha San Juan archipel
ago, still surrounded by posse undur
command of 9h,rf( B.oyQe,' tha hunt for
th bandit who, with a second desper
ado, held up tw bank clerk i af the
Koyal Bank of, Canada, ner. Union Bay,
S.' C, July i, and robbed them pf near
r I300Q, la on again. . ' t ' --'
Sheriff aoyee" manhuRUr hay bean
augmented by the addition of Captain
Btev Doyle, of Friday lUrbpr. , famed
a n ahaser-of crirrnflls, and 20 depu-
ji picsea irom tn niovt asnng prra
pre and fishermen an tha Ban Juan
iands. Ceptnln Doyle shares the be
lief Wttb Sheriff Boyua that th aptluw
has not outwitted them and that ha
wfll be captured on Shaw Island. "Do
pqt shoot the" outlaw unless, (n self de?
Ifnaei'a the order to the pugsea. .';
Th Canadian revenue cutter Falonta
1 stationed at tha cennty : dok op
ShftW. Ulahd 'and two email row boat
r: jerw on' the Dgacn ctoaa Dy. xna
anadiafi officers have left the boats on
the beach In qrdar t temt th outlaw,
Phoiav(hvbpaid pa P tegn apd row
frptrt the shpra he wMI ' FH by
th;cuttr,V -: -,-::. : V '; :- 'v '-
Detectives ' disguised aa fishermen
hava ' f ollawad the shore of , Shaw
Ujand, going ashore, fq cook their meals
in the hope that th PMtlgyr wou'l if
them aa h did fisherman yral day
ago and demand that . they , ink bpn
frpn th (aland. Tha turitlye, . bow
ever, has ao far avoided tn disguised
Wt the ryae, .
aeiaaiivPH ana in nil urauioiiiiji aua-
.. .i.1' " i"1'. - .. .. i' i.iit..l' .
ARANT, EJECTED FRQM
PARK BUILDINGS BY
FORCE, STAYS ON JOB
(Continued From Page One.)
Lake National Perk gu.nd.4x mprnipg
by PpUafl, State MarahaJ lBlfa M.
Scott wa mada today by Clarence L.
Ream, govarpraenf prosecptOf, Rem
last week rendered an opinion .ythorii-
ing optt'f aptloj. .f
"Ararat' contention," saia . -n, jteame.
"wa that h. hl under th civil aeri
VIP,- w thrafprp po fubjppt t9 I0'
moval bi thft aacrelary pf tha Iptajlar.
'Th matter wa, aMbmHMid, t, h
d,eptyrtmnt pf Justice and, I made ap
inveatigation f the matter. In my
oplnipn, 'Arant' stand waa not wail
taken; Arant la subject to rempval,
baa been removed and Steele has been
apporntod. afl qmillflod a,s, guperlntd
ent of Crater, Lake Rational fa,rk. I
furthe b4Vl thf marha - tha,t
was Steel' duty to begin ervlng his
term at one en4 any (Teraoa hindering
by force -Steel'' act in taking charge,
would be guilty of breach of , tha
peaca," " i'v' V, u
"It; war4hp-duty of tha jnajahaLtu
prevent auah' breach and tox remava
Arant from the position; Under these
instructions, Bcot left ?TtlPw
deputy fdt Crater Lake, arriving; Uier
r nuay cvg. 4 vT " Hf
from tla war wllFb, , TePWtefli
1 nab Arant reiuseu m uti wM'f .
government "property . Wberaupon th
,marha wi adyiaed tj 'm,.v Aran,
apd InstalJ Steel. " t.
'T understand thjs was don Sunday.
Only nominal fore wa . ahown and
Steel' bad been installed." . -
Beames recelvd - a ' ipnf ' tnassag a
from Scott laat-nlgnt in wbic U waa
stated that Arant bad been evicted.
War kftd. ;, VWr
mesage stated.
Arant' onlyremedynowi - ldgei
out what i Iwown ; aa a warranto,
proceedings,' a mt lp whlph Steel
would be compelled to shovf immadlate
ly why he ha fight tH Pttp,.
Summary acUon w dejmanflad. m
this instance, said Beames, . because of
the extreme hortpaaa af tha CrateP
Lake season and the. fact that a number
pf lprovan,enta orflejp4 ro,,da, A
?r rt Wwr nacesfflry.
Two Asylum Patient Escape
(Salen, ue 04 h Jeoraa.1.) -. ,
Salem. Or., July : 81,--W. a Dibble.
cnm4ttad to th, tta lna,np aaylum
from Multnomah, ' and 'Tom , McNary,
committed from, Mfto, papa; todiiy,,
xney were out' aoout in grouna oa
purple. attbf ppe, a T4m4 !
gerpu, ,., . . ,j v.,..T , ,,
Rates ILast
Dte to September 30th
FARES TO
ST. JOSEPH
S1AM
SJQUX cTV
tw,oa
ROCJK ISXAND..i
IQ.00 -
ixxi , HM) s. )m4.;. ;y r . . .
, Pender an4 x?ansa City i
Kanaa City n4 Steals
Kansas Chy an4-Chicago
Omaha and Kansas Qit
Omah and, Chicago ( v ,
Omaha and St Loula ' ;
are honored oyer the direct'
rTho man in rr ri.rt iVirtr wl.v
firYQ V cry tha C W
TOOEIlBs
- " r 1 inn -. .
Chamberlain's Bill Will Qo Over
' Until December; Chances
for Oreaon: Stone in New
; ostoffico Considered Qood,
f K r ; f. , s! . 1 1 , y,;iW v,,
(.''.-'v.'-.i . .i. v . ' iF.jfj
(WmhlBftOB BWtn Of Th. JoorMl.V
. Washington, July 21. After- repeated
piiuim i utf.li yip AtasK rauroaq
bill, Beaatop Chambertaln has been
urged If pllPTf popdratidp; p it to,
o vpc. iu noAi reguiap fssioq
of ,i. songress. which will begin U
cemher, . -i!'".'-' .'' ',,'
i Senator Simmon - has erpr?sed th
fear that consideration of. the hill at
this special session might Interfere with
the administration program fqr the eni
actment of tafiff and eurrencj leglsla
tlon,'- However, he is .not-opposed tp
me meaurer netiner ia rremqent nil
an, although he thinks it ia adyisabl
to postpone oanslderatlon of Sena
to.r Chamherlaln has,' somewhat wlucti
antly, consented to this plan, more -especially
as several ' : senators besides,
Simmons , have also ' expressed a pslre
that it ba not taken up at thi tithe. ',
.Aa ha, been, intimated in preylpu Vll
patche' (Senatpr Chamberlain , led ' tha
'n ity VUU gainai any, e uinu-
lng the PemQcratlo senators to. support
the tariff bill aa it was finally, arnroved
by the caupu. le maintained, that it
was repugnant tP-the-Oregon ystem tn
enforoe any gag rile, and he stpptly de
clared tht hf wpuld declin to ba
gagged In. that, pianp er. Sep tor Mne,
of 'Qrogpa also tpol thia ptand- . Large
ly a a ponaeqwanoa d thalf apposition
tne ftmpromia plan oj adopting a res.
olUjtton. urging senator o stand by tha,
nauou. t(Ul w sdopted, , '
f W capta, or father th confer,
epoe, having left us free to exercise,
our prerogative," said Senator Chamber,
lain, vi thing; It probable that I shall
vote far the tariff bill as reported
from the conference and for the whole
Democratic progrsmt
There be,ln.g aom doubt on the sub
ject in the mlnda many person", it
may be proper to aay that there will b
at the next session.
Qregpn'f senior senate has been try
ing to l th treasury depgrlniftnt to
a,Uer the form, of ppcJflcAtlon for pub.
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' '.'A Delightful Place, to Spen tho
. ;StAmer T'J, f otter leaves 8;00 m,, wept Sunday
Steamer H$saJo. lees 9?3Q m except $uuday .
: r Steamer T, J. Potter leaves :00 p. m. on Saturday
SEASON TICKETS $4.00 ' ; 'f-' 1
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llq building io ba rect4 IP Oregon so
as. tq permit r the - ve a' Oregon
building. tpn in thein. -: Partly be
cause the government 'architects ar
beu.a Infarmed abopt atone frorn pter
localities and partly bpau thty are
doubtful Whether stpn deposits in Or
,egon "' might ha suitable for puhllo
buildings, tne? hava not been specifying
Oregpn atpne, Sanator Phanbarlln be.
Have it would u goad busineaa policy
fur those who cap urnsb atop pf de
sirable pualltles q e samples tQ the
supervising architect of the treasury io
this city in order that they may be
tested tpr strength, and other qualities.
H ha bean syra4 that ther (
disposition, to, make use "of 'such stone
Sd that knowlig pf its spttnollHy
woul tend to encourage th designation
of H in the specifications, v It would
also, doubtlees, bp an added advantage
to give information. a to th sisa et th
deposit, th' extent to wblch the quar
ries have Lean opened, and the accessi
bility to transportation, facilities. ,
.;s-i.?.UMe) Press Uased mm-:-i:
Washington, July -Senator Cham
berlalfl of Oregon announced today: that
h does not feel himself bound e -support
the tarm bill in the form in which
it haa been reported by the senate fi
nance committee, " ':$S;u
'i;' h It pdpriitao.d'-tltaiV 4 i" sana
W4, ra bsp,tly free tp puport
wh,at t. right tt thi matter, but J m
ppt boupft to support this xr sny- pth,er
meaaura, ,,-Wh.t I , want if tu.-.' W4
light,'; said Chamberlain. V v - v -
Charphprlaln's. d,aolartlon leaves ' th
Damarpti-U yrX pnly it yotes sbaplutaly
certain for the bilL but with Vloa-Pres-
idapt Warahall'e dWdlna' Vt th( wlU
do suniwin w crry in,rou,gnin aq
minlstratipp'n Ptograw,
FIRE CHIEF HAS HIS -4
PHOTQQRAPH TAKEN
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-Biddv Poveil, ehlaf C tha lira dot
partment, - had hi pictur taken this
morning. This Is to ba used in the Fire
arid, Watef Engineer; magsslhf in
ccuflectlp wilth tha convention pf fltf,
men to ba held in New York in AuaruaL
As 3laf 'poyroU (s on pt th stt Yioa
presiaenis o jire pnganeera, ?nay. wapt,
ad bi pictur, tq fq.wHlt others, jrpm
pUtef ftta.V;.i;i i . ,
Chief Powell does pot Ilka to pos
for a picture. He thought h bad on
taken several years' ago by a local pho
tographer. b-Mt whan b went to the gal,
lery, this morning be" learned that it
had been destroyed by fire soma time
ago, along with other.
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DOl'lil IS UNLIKELY.
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Employes at Salerno ?ay New
t Work May Not Begin but ;
? - Old Will Proceed.
.".ISalejp Bureaq of Tie jpa'rasl.) ' '
Paltw, Op., Ju?y;s2 Xpflal officJats
of the Portland, Eugene 4 Eastern ,.do
pot five any credence to tha rStmor that
construction work ,' on ' the company's
lines is to be shut down August 1. .
"Owing to the tightness of the money
market and th general depression in
IbMSlpeFS Unea, w have not spread put
i in our wark as much, as wa might have,
I dona otherwise.', said on official, ''but 1
that la no mor than tvery .other pusli
ness concern is doing. .
i "Opr construction work has been go
ing along satisfactorily and I expect It
t continue. Last nionth we . spent
betwaen ISOQ.OPO and l?Q.0QO,' w hav
enough materia) op the ground how, and
all paid for, to oontlntfe work for eight
to tH months wUhout adding any more."1
It was pointed out that five or t4
work train are now employed on the
line between Mohroe and Eugene, whar
the road la being ballasted. Ballasting
is also? beings 4ona pn the Molaila
bpanoh. wWoh U about 11 miles long.
Other work i betpg dpna on tha North
Oorpmartjial streat line in Blm and on
tha wast-s'i UhS between, Portan!l and
Bugen TseofflPlpls-sayyUat.if
t.ar was sny Intention to stop u work
th first qt Wt-tnontl); thajr Woh;
know apput it. -..-.v-.',., .. -;...:J,-;
Chairman Frank J. Miller of the rm
road pprnmispipn, who had board th H
ruiuur ma company w so4'a to
shut dowp August l, aid he was of tha
impression that the company had no
been working a.'very large f pro of men
all faason and that a shut down would!
net mean much, ' He pointed out that,
no material was on hand for the coii
strpottoa of th Willametts river bridge
naa HW Bra and that nothing was
being don on the line whloh Is pup
pesed to parallel the .Southern Paclfio
Una, between Salem and Portland. Ho
sac from his observations th 00m
papy had Tary litU material on hand
fes -paw work.- ;: ;..' v . .: j
' Oompasy officials say that it was not
Intended to do any work on tp bridge
mentioned, pr the east aide line, th one
to PrUfl (ho Southern, Padfto, UilS
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Tprk stroat railroad company has
adopted thr wheeled oarta, propelled
by ft atorag battery motor enclosed la f
the third, wheal, which ip in front.
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