CICHT PAOIB
INDIFtNOINCl ENTif PRISE, INOCPt NDCNCI. OREOON.
PAGE THREE
MAY DEVELOP
INTO CUBA
Whlngtoa-Th International as
pect ol the nrea-n-a of 20,000 Anier
Iran (rrii In iruilmtty to the bor
der ol Trim anil the remit of Amer
ican Intervention, should It broine
titnry for the protection of alln
loieri-il In Meilco, are ba'nn widely
dlneum.d In dioloiimtlc vlrcW-s la
Vhiii((ion,
The eoiiccnmis of opinion U that, II
the I'till 1 Hiatoa li u 11 lie forced to
Invade Meilran territory, American
troopi can not bo withdrawn from M
ho limliln of five year, iind the fu
ture relation of Mnlro with the
I'nlti'd Hi ( will heroin akin to
thoa now a-llittlng between lh I'pll
ed Htates and the Iti'imbllo of Cuba.
Nevada S.nat Favors Cuftrag.
Carton, Nev After a etni turn
ed ()Vlr tU KUlTlBgUIII, R llil.llll'T of
whom pleaded with the Beuator to
allow a state votn on the queM on
of womun'a aulT. k the upper licuue
ed the llotme bill culiliiK for
io uliir vote two yern V.i-n -e to do.
clilu whether wodii n ah .ill voto l:i
Nc vml u.
8PECIAL SESSION OBVIATED
811I1111, ()-. --J ilin 1'. Hunt, nxt
jint chief ciik ui the Semite, uui:d
(tin 111 :.(.. iik l:n.t .01' v. ....'ii hf
tx-i'ii liiiik.iiM lor in. it than a weuU,
uid 11 Inr ma Hi" Kent-rat appropria
tion tilt! U concerned tho record oow
atatid cli)r and a up' rial o.ilcn of
tint li'Klaluture la obviated.
Without ttie record Jut found tha
rutin- K'I'oibI appropriation bill, pro
vldliia for tho ailurlrt and expenae
of officers and cotnmlaalont, would
liavo buon Invalidated. The record
howd that tha Hons bad refused
to concur In Senate amendment and
from that point on wai blank until
It vol recorded that the bill bnd been
aliened by the Kpeitkor and tha I'real-Jent.
lor tn tiiuuKt i tuna .uwum.u i
tlielr baiika.
TO OPPOSE FULL CREW DILL
Railrvada A..rt Burdan Uaalata, but
Employ Favor It.
Huit, Wah.- Ilpreutailva of
all rallroada operating In Wahlng
ton Dial bar to comldor plana for op
poalna tha "full craw" bill pa-d by
tha lint legllatur. Tha bill provides
that all painpiiKHr tralna ntuat b aup
piled with rrawa of Bvs man, all
fralRht tralna of mora than 200 car
with rrawa of all wen and light an
line with conductors
l ha railroad aaanrt that If tha bill
becomes a law It will Inflict a heavy
burden on them without Increailng
tha elllcleucy of tha aervlra or pro
tecting Hit' public more tlmn at pis-
etit.
Wood re W lon Dlnr Bryan.
New Yoik.--Tlii-if ia a flitter In
hlttli polltiol c tele whi-n it wna an
maimed Hint UTUnm J. Itiyan wi
Ut In th !-: of Clove, nor Wtodrow
W Jifli, tl .N'cw Ji t-i-, lit I'rme-tot'
l!i!i ii"l !;y,m itel.ver. d ! nt'.f.itt
lo II. e I'r tue'. n Tl fniogl 11' aein nury
Hutn'ry, nnd a to .11 a 4 tlie Nx w J
ry g ivcrtior h" aid c' U he !nv n-ii
II. e Nebia.-Liin to tke d'nner wltb
him, end thu Invltul in piouiytiy
ai i'i pted.
LeflliUtura May Meet Again.
Tacoma. In an endenvor to av
the work which the itate hn dona
on Ita road alnca the good ronda'
tnovoment waa Inatltuled four year
ago, the State Good Honda' Amocla
thm la to make an appeal to Gover
nor Hay to call the leglalature In
apeclal aexilon within 30 day to con
alder road li glnlat'on and make ap
proprliitloriH needed at lenat to keep
the road already built In repair.
CORPORATION
TAX ALL RIGHT
Wauhlngton. In nn unanlmoua
opinion, the Supreme Court of the
United Stftoa held that the corpora-
4lon tax provision of the I'ayne-AlU- j
4-lch tariff act were coimtltutlonal.
The opinion wni announced by Jua
lce Day, appointed to the Supremo
Court from Ohio In 1903. It was an
elaborate treatment of the aubjeci.
About half an hour waa spent by the
Justice In orally explaining to the bar
the position of the court, the printed
opinion being used na a bnala for the
renuuks.
The Justice first determined that
the tax was Just what It claimed to
be In tho act, namely, an excise tax
on the doing of corporato business, j
and not a direct tax on the owner
ship of property. With that point de- j
elded, the Justice took up tho objec
tions urged against tho tax as nn ex
cise. Practically all of the more thnn
$27,000,000 assessed for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1910, on corporations
In the United States has been pa'd
Into the treasury. The exact amount
received to February 1, 1911, the lar
eat date for which precise figure are
available, waa 127,108,192.
VAUGHT ACQUITTED.
Vict.m cf Cne Pralrl Ciinj R
leaied.
Il( leu. I n.- Ai'ipi.ttul f Joseph K
VaugM of Crut dn:-e inuriN-r Hitit
hi testimony that hi victim, It. V.
Kin mi, rii, wn the lender of t'liimii
I'rairU' n'ghtiiilern, h added v!tn (0
Invert Kation of the gaug utiduitaken
by the ovornment.
Vaur'tt made a rtrong plea r.f nclf-
deieute and wa aupjiorted by H wit-lu-sKea.
The ucu.ied man t'i'd of the
visit of a bnnd of nlRtitr til r to ln
home on the prairie and the tin earn
they made ngnlnat him. He whs told
a a parting warning, he s-'d. that It
he did not obey he would be g ven
a coat of tar and fenther and thut
the gnng would "get him."
C. II. Lllisnifellor, I'nlted States
District Attorney, bus charge ol the
case, which promisee to be the most
sensational In the history of Southern
Idaho, Three dozen settlor of the
Carnal I'ralrlo country have ben
summoned to appear before the Fed
eral grand Jury next Mond tv.
AUTOMOBILE TIME CARD
Leaving Indupendence at 7:30 a
m. arrives at the McNary crossing
In time to catch the east bound train.
Leavlag independence In the oven-
lug at 3:30 p. m. and arriving at the
crossing In time to make connection
with trains going both ways, and re
turn at 4:49.
Fare 50 cents for each trip.
THE n DEAL
'Poultry Park
INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
8. C. W. Leghorn a Specialty. Eggs
for hatching, per aetting (13) $1.00,
50, $3.60 and 100, $6.00.
Sanford Snyder, Prop.
Box 181, Homo Phone 7521.
"THE BEST EVER"
Banker May Be' Pardoned.
Washington. Well nuthntlcated re
ports emanating from the office ot
Attorney-General Wlekersham that
pardons have been Issued for Jolin II.
Walsh, who was sentenced to five
years In the Federal prison at Leaven
worth, Kans., and Charles W. More,
now serving a 15-j'ear sentence In the
1'ederal prison at Atlanta. Ga., botji
u "m ""nrfc' 1
U a. TtXV . - ; I
William ?sDiu2 Go.
Zn Star of ite J?u!omot)i!e Uforid
No Experiment in the Game with the "Michigan.
THEY HAVE ENTERED THE FIELD WITH A MACHINE THAT 18 AS NEAR PERFECT , AS
CAN BE MADE.
. ORDINARILY THIS AUTO WOULD SELL FOR $1850.00 BUT IF YOU WANT A MACHINE, d
OUR PRICE AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN SAVE IT WILL SURPRISE YOU. WE DO NOT Afe
YOU TO PAY FOR PAST E PERIENCE, OR BIO FANCY ADVERTISING, NOR THE ESTABLISH
MENT OF BIO BRANCH AUTO AGENCIES. WE GIVE THE DIFFERENCE TO YOU WHICH IS
WORTH YOUR INVESTIGAT ON.
Call and See The "Michigan.
R. M. WADE & CO.
W. E. CRAVEN, Manager. Independence, Oregon
Zm WW
0 m
of Good Clothing is to avoid the
other Kind.
If we couldn't recommend our
Clothing, we wouldn't sell them.
But we don't hesitate to say to
every man in this town you can't
buy more fashionable and depend
able -garments than
BISHOP'S READY
TAILORED CLOTHING
Because we know what they are,
how they are made and styled
and tailored. Here are choice
pickings in fine values.
$10 TO $35
Salem woolen mills Store
SALEM,
OREGON.
The Independence Enterprise and The Weekl Oregon
ian both one year for only $2.00. Address all orders to
this office.