THE OREGON SUNDAY -JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER- 13r '191L
1 OREGON SCORES HIGH
i IN REVISION OF THE
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HARBORSML
HUM IV
Senator Chamberlain Says
- Money for the Columbia Is
Practically; Assured, .
OTHER PROJECTS ARE CUT
AyftoyriMMM, for 'Onis, Mississippi
,1 a Mlsseavi Itivees ICaterlattr
(Continued From Page One.)'
: to retain tbt aoaUnutag contract for
- the moutn or tne Columbia and. pre
. venting ruetlon . In appropriations
tor Coot Bar and ether coast points.
; "I thins. It may be safely said tbat
y Oregon has dona more in cooperation
, on river and harbor work than any
. other, state, and if I can sneceaa
': maintaining present appropriations la
' conference 2 triple that Oregon, will
ba entitled -to congratulations,"
v Otae rejects Were On.
"It must not be forgotten that large
cuta were made In appropriations for
the Ohio, : Mississippi and Missouri
' rivers aoo" on ' other' projects,- while
pressure was exerted to ma vea
, more and deeper outs.
"Local opposition in Oregon to this
- bill may arouse some antagonism ia
', conference which may be difficult
, ta allay. 1 Z have reason to haps and
. believe that we shall b able to drive
i. the : bill through the senate In ffplte
x of the opposition, because the com
; mittee, by unanimous vote, agreed to
t atand by the bill and not give way
' until It is passed,"
MODIFICATION OF
. BILL WILL NOT MEET
. LOCAL RESISTANCE
' There will be no locai resistance to
the. modifications approved by the
commerce committee of the senate
which eliminates about $19,000,000
- from tne rl vera and harbors bill.
' On the contrary, there Was, yester
day, among tnose who have. cam
..- palgned for the bill, strongly appro
' dative comment divided between won
der end admiration that Senator Cham
L berain should, under the clroum
, glances, have succeeded in retaining
- all of Orgon' cash, allotments ' and
hopeful belief that further exereise
.. of his great influence at Washington
- will result In ; passage - of the bill la
t the Corn now approved by. all mem
bers of the commerce cownitttea . ax
- oept Senator Burton. -a:,-.. 2 .','
Oregon does not suffer from the ro-
aueuone, tnougb the Mississippi, Mis
sourl and Ohio rivers do .
Prompt passage of the bill In its re.
vised form Insures speedy resumption
; of work on the north jetty and the
Celilo canal. The appropriation pro
' posed.'for the Cellle canal will be svf.
' flcient to complete it and to open the
' Columbia river to navigation to the
j. inianav empire, ,-,....' . , .. . i
Senator , Chamberlain's success In
retaining the other Oregon items Is
taken as one Of the strongest tndfcaV
; . uons of appreciation at Washington
v of their merit, and to add to the like-
, lihood that the Oregon appropriations
; will appear undisturbed In, the bill
when, offered for final passage. -'
Tha comment pf Joseph tf. Teal,
. f ereraost in the fight for the bill.
2 ahowed that he is encouraged by the
v . development of Friday and yesterday.
, t He wired to Senator Chamberlain i
' "You have done great work." IB aa
Interview he indicated bow well Ore
gon's interests have been eared for.
but said that it will be necessary for
' all Interests of the Columbia basin and
1 the coast ta continue energetic exores
. s hin of support of the measure for, if
J- Senator Burton ehoesea to continue
bis filibuster against the bill, senate
rules permit him both to delay and
epdanger It Mr. Teal said:
"Reports I have received from Wash
., ington indicate that the commerce com
mittee of the aenate was in session
- most of Friday night and ail except
Senator Burton agreed upon a redue
; tion in the pending bill of about if,-
vlQ.OuO. - This was found necesaar in
. -view of the condition of the -treasury
and on account of the fact that the
& period for work hag been shortened by
tae aeiay in tne passage of the RUL
. "The appropriations were named s,nd
4 the bill framed upon the theory that
they would be available July J. Under
any elrcumstgnces, therefore, at leMt
three months and possibly mora time
will have elapsed before the WU as
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Too Busv to Visit7 Home State
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Senator Ghm oerlnin ? Of Ortsoa, from 4 Ms I newest; : pnotograp'ttt taken
Congress has been In continuous ses- j
slon,. except , fori brief time durlni; ;
the holidays, since early Id December
of iis, and ' noj member hag made i
better' record tot : faithful attendance,
than Senator George E, Chamberlain.
He has stuck fast at bis post of duty
throughout. the strenuous months, dur
ing which one of the greatest legisla
tive programs of history has been put
through congress, or is now pending,
For nearly two ; years Senator Cbam
bertain hss pot had opportunity, wlthi
out leaving his! work la the senate,'
which be has refused to do, to visit
his . home state, i He has been away
from home since November, 41.8. '
. As chairman of the Important com
mittee on military affairs, and chair
man of the subeommittee having
charge of the rivers and harbors bill,
and" a member of a number of other
Important committees, . senator- Cham
bertaln na bad Ms bands fall. Binee
'lie last met hlsi friends in Oregon he
:has put' through con gr ess the impor
tant. Alaska railroad D11L providing
tor tne opening or AiasKa oy tne con
strue t lea of 1000 miles of railroad
from the coast Into the Interior. He
has been a staunch supporter of Pres.
Ident Wilson's program, and a, leader
to support of the ratification of Se
retary Bryan's peace treaties.
agreed on . by. the committee can be
come a law If Senator Burton con
tinues his opposition further delay ean
be anticipated and It might be ponst.
me tnat tne ouu even as amenaeo,
will b defeated,! : t
"iHeceasarily where a reduction wg
agreed upon : every one bad to make
concessions. However, even in this
amended bill iJregop, under the cir
cumstances, " fares remarkably well.
The Oregon pjojectg remain untouched
exeept the continuing contract author
ised at the month of tba Columbia
river is reduced to $1,800,000 with a
cash appropriation of i,O0Q.ooMn ad
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neoa rauriea. ana secretary uryan. in
a letter to senator. Chamberlain, ex
presses In the warmest terms his ap
preciation of Senator Chamberlain's
effective- support of the adminlstra
tion'g Effort in favor of peace.
Since Senator Chamberlain was last
in Oregon,- congress has revised the
tariff laws as promised in the Demo
eratio platform. It has enacted a new
currency law. It ia writing into the
statutes : Important trust legislation.
It has passed important emergency
legislation, to meet conditions arising
out of the European war, . It provided
for eendlps; millions in gold for the
relief of,, stranded Americana )Q Su
rope, for allowing foreign ships to reg
ister under American regietry, for ma
rine -insurance, and for additional rev
enue, to take the place of revenue lost
by the cessation of a great deal ot Im
port trade. --, 'frf i-'j- ;
, . While many , of " nls' .'friends havs
urged him to ' return to 'Oregon and
give persona attention to bit campaign
tor reelection, Senator Chamberlain
ha ' steadfastly refused to leave
Washington at a time when such Im
portant legislation Is pending ; and
wben every member e congress i is
needed at his post to meet any situa
tion that might arise as a result of
, the Jiuropean war,
dition. In other words, tbtra win bo
available $1,000,000 in cash and Imme
diate provision for $1,800,000 more.
This will leave in " round numbers
probably $$.000,000 to bo secured for
the final completion of tba north jetty.
It Js, of course, to be regretted tbat
this provision for the future eould not
be gotten at this time, but when it Is
considered that $3,000,000 was out from
the Ohio projects and $3,000,000 from
the Mississippi, and none of the cash
allotments out from the Oregon ap
propriations, we, as well as Senator
Chamberlain, under the circumstances
are to be congratulated upon tha ex-
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H4U ANUIntK UUI
Senator Burton Insists the
Measure . Shall Not J Carry
Mm Than $25,000,000,
LARGE SACRIFICE MADE
I JKeasure . Sag ' Beam " Ksdnced " rrom
53,000,000 to (34,000,004, WUcll
f. Triends Uf Xs Sedmctlon JBnongn. ,
Washington. Sept. 12. -Although
friends of the rivers and harbors bill
cut Its total from more tnan f S3.000.000
to a little abovo S4.000.00O today, this
big concession failed to win over the
epponents of the bill, and the prospects
were tonight that when the bill finally
passes the gens to. , if it does so at alL
this session, it may carry an appropria
tion of loss than JZ5.ooo.ooa. Friends
of Senator Burton, who Is leading the
opposition to tha oul, point out that
they are winning points ia their fight
because every dollar cut from the riv
ers awd harbors bill means one dollar
less which will have to be raised by
tne tax.
Opposition to the bill as amended by
tha committee, and as it will bo of
fered on Monday as a substitute for
tha pending bill is baaed on tha ground
that tba committee in paring the appro
priations has merely, postponed expend
itures until next year, instead of elim
inating- them altogether. Most ot tne
cuts were mad frankly because tha
work they were for eould -wait a year
without damage. Other big outs were
on the basis of nin months, work in
stead of twelve.
in a conference with majority mem
bers or the committee after tne prun
Ing had bean completed Senator Bur
ton stated that he objected principally
to the Item which pledged tba govern
ment to tba Cumberland river project.
He also expressed strong opposition
to tha Improvement of the Sacramento
and Feather rivers.
Tha principal outs agreed upon to-
day wer on tne Mississippi river ap
propriations. From tha mouth of tha
river to St, Louis, the appropriation
was cut from 18,000,000 to 16,000,000;
from the mouth- of tha Ulua to est.
Louis, from $1,000,000 - to $300,000;
while from that point up to Bt. faui
the" appropriation was- cut from - $!,-
600,000 to $780,000, Thug the total
cut in the Mississippi river appropria
tion was $3,460,000.
The appropriation for Boston harbor
of $400,000 was cut out altogether,
The right to contract for improve
ments to the Ohio river of $3,000,000
was -striefcen -out; as was a similar
Item of $2,600,000 for the Columbia
river. .
lioo Angele was severely hit, the
appropriation for it harbor of $4J6,
000 being out out Another California
harbor to suffer was Richmond, where
the appropriation was reduced from
$100,000 to $50,000.
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traerdinanr . result of bis work, -Moons;
the larger appropriations that will be
left natouehed if. this bill passes will
be those for Cooa Bay, Nehalem Bay,
Coqullle mer. Blusiaw river, the lower
Columbia-river, and the upper and low
er Willamette river, the appropriation
of 1515.000 to complete the Cellle im
provement and appropriation .for the
Snake river, - ' .J V .
jn.vlew Of the throe .wooths' delay
that wtU certainly ensue J do not be
lieve tbat the 1625.000 will now eom.
pjete the Improvement at Celilo, and it
eertainly cannot now be completed by
January 1, as was contempiaxea. now-
r. it ; will take relatively : such a
small : amount additional to complete 1
this improvement that it is net at all
nnUkely that the next MU. which WW
be framed in the snort session, ean oe
passed in time so that the work can be
finished ty Apra i. ; .
: "Vrom the information I have It is a
fair inference that Senator Burton will
continue his opposition to the bill al
though of course, he may not tlf he
does tAea the result as aoove ouiuneq
may be completely ehanged and even
result la a total defeat of the meas
ure. It la wholly unnecessary for me
te dwell upon ne npornce o me
arneedv enaetment of this bill to this I
entire seotleo nor to call upon those
Who feel any interest In the matter to
do everything they caa to secuTe
eromnt consideration.-, i. r-
IT tne comnuiie sudswuusiu svsi
whole have come to the conclusion
that the condition of the treasury and
the short period of time left for work
are suoh. as to justify the reduction
rnad-rtben their action . roust be ao I
eented as the best that can be hoped j
for under the cireumstances -And it
would seem that under these eoadlttone
thla state has xarea remaraaoiy weii
The eaah appropriations "for Oregon
projects including BnaKe river in the
original bin were ll.HS.875 an re-
nsin iinehanaed. : . '
l "I- call attention again to a fact that
that ought to be apparent to every one
and that Is the importance of the
aneedv - Improvement of the mouth of
the rivtr. The importance of securing!
this result , at , the earuest possible
date "cannot be exaggerated, and the
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Movement For Peace Is Urged
American People Appealed To
4Br the Iatertimal Kewa Service.) ,
Washington, -Sept. 12. Declaring
that the cousequenoes of tba Suroposa
war will be frightful beyond ail con
jecture. Senator Theodoro Burton of
Ohio,, as president, and Arthur Dear
lag . -Jail, as ' execuuve- director ox
the American peace ' society, today
called upon all Americana ;tq- join in
a movement for peace. The . state
ment' which was Issued as a Mes
aaga to the - American People, In
part Is as follows: yskattr:
Tbe burdens and miseries: o war
will t fall not so much on 'the; sov
ereigns of the nations engaged in it
as upon: th millions of men who are
fighting la the ranks, upon tne wid
ow and orphans in the homes whicn
are mads desolate, and upon the gen
orations yet unborn. '
'In tha midst . of this dUtresslng
calamity the peace . loving people of
America have no small responsibility.
The . president Of tne united states
baa just aslced that the 4th day of
October bo " spent - in prayer ; for
speedy termination of this bloodshed
and - war. v Ministers might well de
liver - sermons " calling attention to
tha utter follies and irreparable losses
of war, not only on October 4, but
next Sunday and on every possible
occasion, ; A ; similar responsibility
rests upon lecturers and upon the
preeo.
"The various peaco societies snouid
bend their ; energies, toward -creating
a universal sentiment for internation
al rights, '. ' Buch - efforts exerted by
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Lad Accidentally
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Oregon City. Or.. Sept. 12.-The "un
loaded gun claimed another victim to
day, when Raymond Rittenhour, the 7-year-old
son of X G. Rittenhour of this
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Us little playmate. Alfred Harrington.
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Judgments Against !
xoriner uireciors
Tadfe Charles Wellborn Headers 3e-
eislOa - Coaeenlat Aaotleaed Stock
of Xfin Angel ec lavestmeat Company.
Los Angeles, Cat, Sept, 12. Judg- j
rnenta aggregating - $2,241,404 wtre
rendered today - egainat Charles - Al
Elder. W. U. Deeblei O. M. Derby, A.
P. Thomson and Harry X. Rodgers,
former directors of the Los Angeles
Investment company; - by r: Superior
Judge Charles Wellborn. ' s.
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c based by the former directors of the
company, which had not ' been paid
f or. j The stock was sold at auction
after the company got into financial
difficulties, but did not bring as much
as it had been contracted for by the
directors. - . ...
individual executions against ' the
property of the directors,-should any
property d xouna, were given,
In Four Jails in Three Days.
Webster, & . D Sept. 12. -Confinement
In four jails In three days Is the
record established by Henry James, a
thief, who was lodged In the city jail
here by Marshall ; Chaddock on a
charge of stealing shoes and an ove
coat, James was discharged from jail
at Milbank early in the week, but fol
lowed up his arrival at Waubay with
a theft than .landed him In the cage
there. Pleading guilty te the Indict
ment here, he was transferred to the
county jail for 30 days. , ?
- . ; ?
Berlin doctors have named a new
disease "tango foot" and attribute It
to that dance. ' ,
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
AT EDWARDS
Showing the Largest Variety of New Stylet and Sizes.
We ask you to 'investigate the merits of our new Hot-Blast
Conciliation Heater, for wood and coal. Made in the East,
where Winters are cold and; factories cater to trade that needs
a real heater which gives the maximum amount of heat with
a minimum cost of fuel. We are 'showing also a beautiful
line of Heaters made in Oregon, prices as low as -
TERMS:-$5 Cash
With a little kindling and a few sticks of wood voii have a red
hot fire before you get dressed in the morning, and whjle cooking
breakfast it will heat a 40-gallon tank of water and keep it hot all
day by closing drafts. -, ' v ?
Economy, for there are a few mornings when you do not need
a little fire, and with the Monarch it requires so little fuel to gire
you this necessary heat one fire cooks your meals, heats your
home, and gives abundance of hot water.
We also have the gas
extensions that fasten on
the end and make practi
cally two ranges, as the ex
tension has oven and broiler,
' Come in and let ,us demon
strate a Monarch for you.
Wm 3 1
The Living-Room
Contains solid oak library table with : drawer, a massive Morris
chair with loose brown cushions, handsome oak rocker upholstered
in Spanish leatherette and arm chair, to match, artistic solid oak
book stand and 9xl?-f oot Brussels rug.
It's a
1
Pleasure
TO SHOW THE
New Fall and
Winter Woolens
New weaves and colorings In fine
imported and domestic fabrics. ,
Drop in and look them over. You
won't be asked to buy; -
cial on Overcoats
This Week $25, $28
$30 fori Goods Worth
Ten Dollars More !
eVILUAM JCRREUta SONS
Tailor for, Young Men.
F. F. Boody, Manager. '
108 THIRD STREET
- , The Great Light Way. :
HEA1
P
$7
Your Old Heater
TaketvAs-!
Part Payment
$5 Per Month
Your
Old Stove
Taken
We will take your
old stove In exchange
as part payment "for
new, and allow a fair
price. Ask any of our
talesmen about it.
ISiPb
$53.00
Iiring-Room Oatnt
$8 Cub, S1.23 a Week
. Opera Saturday Night .