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TWIOE-A-W EEK G l'A li I t EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 12, 1010 U. S. CONTAINS 91,972,267 PEOPL A. Holland Forbes In a Perilous Position In Kentucky Mountains POPÜLAÏION IS (IVEN OÜT Bï Charles Nagel, Slated For United States Supreme Court Eighteen Were Rescued Alive After a Terrible Cave-in Country Has 91.972.267 Peo ple Exclusive of Island Possessions But After Being Cannona by Shore Batteries They Surrender FORTY-FIVE WERE CAUGHT IN TRAP INCLUDING THESE ABOUT 101.100.000 BEGAN OPERATIONS ON COBRA ISLAND Spccial Train Made l nie. Carrying Physici and Nurses to Scene Washington Has Over a Million. Montana 376.053, Wis consin Over 2.000,000 White Flag Hoisted After Being Peppered From Guns on Shore Fernie, B C., Dec. 10. Forty five miners were i tombed last night by a cuve-in at the Bellevue colliery, locat ed a short distance from Frank, Alberta. Eighteen of those entombed were rescued alive, and twenty bodies of the victims have been recovered. The work of rescue is pro gressing, but it 1» slow, us there is much debris to be re moved, and it will probably be several days before the 3n tombed men are reached. A special train was made up here and carried physicians and nurses, also oxygen appa ratus used in rescue work, to scene. SUES WEALTHY HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE AND ALIMONY: CRUELTY Mrs. Mary McCart Wants to Be Fine from George McCart, Who is Worth $35,000 lay broi lt ht < t I It- t her rt. on the • man it for M r« ALBANY ACCOUNT OF YOUNG HAYES’ ARREST Taken Into Custody Charged With Having Stolen Goods In His Possession Hi Hull That thw art of ncrotnpnnyliiK picture Wlivi» landlnu In K<*uliirky. be wnM n'lowu In i he mouniiilii* of Kentucky while a the briNkel to the ground CONROY GETSYEAR SMALL THEFT EMPLOYE CAUSES DEATH TODAY Man Who Broke Into Booth- John Johnsen, of Wendling. Died in Eugene Hospital As Kelly Supply House Given Result of His Injuries the Minimum Sentence In the «lato prison at Sa- punlshtnent for Harry young num who recently the Hooth-Kolly supply iburg. Stole therefrom u >nroy thin morning entered a pica lilt) to the charge of lafceny In <>u«»’ and Judge Harrla lm|: losed minimum sentence, Mating that crime hardly warranted the SOll- I < e. but that was th<* lowiwt |>en- In • under th»« statutes. I'tlHanl* »*-. W»*ller he care of I N Edward? and constituting the l.ane Co ■dors' association. vs Dr it ier. a local veterinary turn ecover $1000 on account of h of a stallion belonging to elation, claiming that Dr. W te<| It unsklllfiilly, thus causing death , was begun thia morning a Jury a* follows was selected: !■' Morsdorf. George E O'Neal, a II Perkin«. Jo«. II. Devor. Is- ..... N , Dresser. r'ain Rhlnevault, Ca leb. J Baker, J Atkinson, A. M Gil bert. Joa. Wleka. Ross Huston and J. H. Dunlap. A large number of witnesses were examined during the day. Including Dr. J E Morell, of the Oregon Agri cultural College, and State Veteri narian W II Lytle. A great deal of technical knowledge of the veterin ary profession was given out. The case went to the jury late thia afternoon. The next case taken up was that of Alonzo Korn va. W. H. llarrlty and S A. Hayworth, to recover mo noy on a promissory note. Jack Hayes, a stranger, was arrest-1 ••■I yesterday by Policeman Dougherty on a charge of having stolen goods In his possession, Ilayes tried to sell J 11 suitcase to the proprietor of the, shooting gallery, near the Dreamland theatre, for S 1.50, who asked to ex-1 ■ mine It, and when It was handed ••ver found that It boro the name of I’ i Rice kshland Orel tn Stu Meeting that the stranger had stolen It ho notified Dougherty, who arrest ed him on suspicion. I The University of Oregon Glee and The matter was reported at once to Chief of Police Munkers who tel Mandolin club was greeted by a large ephoned to the Rice home at Ash audience on Ihelr appearance at the land. where It was learned Mrs Rice Albany opera house last night. The singers were probably the best I *»» In Portland. Recorder Redfield later got Into communication with that have yet been turned out at the her there She stated that her son I'nlverslty and the songs were new attended the University of Oregon and catchy ami were warmly recelv- • nd would have no reason »or selling Profeaaor I. M. Glen, the musical •he suitcase, and that It had evident director of the U. of O., wu< heard In ly been stolen from him at Eugene. Chief Munkers then notified Sher a fine baritone solo which was warm appreciated. aa his selection« al iff liown, of Eugene, to hunt Rice up ly ways are. and the mandolin clubj • nd ascertain If ho had lost the sntt- several classy numbers ( fnae. and the report came back from rendered which bespoke the training they have! th« lame county official that he had. received at t.ie hands of their in-1 •nd to hold Hay»»« here until his ar ■tractor. rival. The stunts were all new and differ He was taken back to Eugene last •venlng by the officials and will *»■ ent and created much amusement, *rled In that city for the theft. A one of the best being the sketch, "The Hungry Seven,” In which Earle hors.-ahoe pin and several other ar- ‘ries of jewelry were also found In Flrtmlller, of this city, took part.— Herald I'osnesnion, evidently stolen, OREGON GLEE CLUB MAKES HIT AT ALBANY J m - oip - I« de'uonslrated l>y i i>v tunde his flight recenti». »? titties. Illa tmlloou .■ of iu . u are trying to hrtng Washington, Dec. 10.—The census bureau today announced that the population of the Unit ed States, exclusive of the out side possessions, is 01,972,267 —an increase of 15,977,691, or 21 per cent, over 75,994,- 575 in 1900. Including Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico, the population is 93,402,151. The total population of the United States, with all its pos sessions, is about 101,100,000. including 7,635,426 in the Phil ippines, as enumerated in the census of 1903, and estimates for the population of the island of Guam, the American posses sions in Samoa and persons in the Panama canal zone. WASHINGTON 1,141,990 Buenos Ayres, Dec. 10.— Telegrams from private source at Rio Janiero state that the crews of most of the vessels in the Brazilian navy have again revolted. COMPANY OPENS TONIGHT P. E. & E. Magnate Has Control of Large Number of Pub lic Utility Plants Rio Janiero, Dec. 10.—The naval battalion mutinied, but after being c".^nonaded thia morning offered to surrender. The rebels located on Cobra Island and commenced opera tions last night with the aid of a scout ship. The shore batter ies opened fire on the rebels, and this morning the white flag was hoisted in token of surren der. At noon the excitement had subsided and affairs were as suming normal conditions. The census of Washington Begins the Winter’s mckenzie valley state was given out today as Gayeties 1,141,990; Montana, 376,053; DESTINED TO BE A Wisconsin, 2.333,860; Geor VAST FRUIT ORCHARD 1 From Saturday's Dally Guard) Portland. Dec. 9.—The Oregon- Washington. Dec. 10—What prom 2,609,121 Washington Washington John Johnson, an employe of the gia, corporation has been or ilooth-Keliy 1.umber company in the shows an increase of 623,887. ganized In the state of Washington ises to be one of the most brilliant Many Thousands of Trees Will ;::!•! . t W idling, died at the Eugene with a capital stock of $5.ft00.000. to seasons in the annals of Washington Be Set Out in That Fertile hospital th!« afternoon ns a result of or 120.4 per cent, over 518,- take over the Vancouver Water com society will have its official opening Injuries received lii the mill yester 103 in 1900. Montana has pany. the Vancouver Gas company, tonight with a formal dinner at the Stretch of Country day. lie was brought down from the Vancouver Railway company, the White House, given by President and gained 132,724. of 54.5 per there tills morning and placed In the Hillsboro v ater and light systems, Mrs. Taft to the cabinet ministers— That the McKenzie river valley, hospital for treatment, but he rapidly cent, since 1900. the Forest Grove lighting system and they are ministers now. not members now famous for its wonderful scen grew worse mid died about 1:30 this several other similar properties in and their wives. This is th» ini ery. hunting and fishing. Is destined Washington state is number afternoon. bsth states. Articles of incorpora tial formal function of the season to become famous as a ft uit-growing Johnson was injured internally ns 30 in order of population, Ore tion were filed Thursday at Olympia 1910-191 1 at the ex? ttive mansion district, and that the McKenzie ap a result of being struck by a timber gon 36, Montana 41 and Idaho nd certified copies will be filed to and, as in the pa1". will be among ple will become known in New York flying from an edging machine in the day at Salem. th • most intere1' ig. as well as th° H x>d River apple. Is mill. 'I lie accident, which occurred 46. The incorporators are: A. Welch, As New Yeats day falls on Sunday, the opinion h"!d by many local au Yesterday afternoon, was of a pecu of Portland, head of the A. Welch the p'tbilc reception, at the White thorities and lan I owners. The op The population of the larger company liar nature. The man wns feeding : E. W. Hall. Henrv Flelsch- House will be held on Monday. Jantt- ening of this country is only await the machine and had placed a timber counties of Washington is as hauer. R. M. Boykin. C. M. Berry- ' ary 2. Then follows, on January 10. ing the entrance of an electric rail Into the rollers. In some manner, i J. Pitkin, also of Port- the most brilliant and spectacular of road. Two lines are expected, and follows: King, 284,638; Spo man and A. »heti the Hie board was partly through, land, and Isaac Anderson, of Taco- all White House reception;—that to the Portland. Eugene & Eastern has kane, 139,404; Pierce, 121,- it was caught by th<* wrong rollers ma. Wash. Mr. Welch says that the the diplomats of foreign nations. already surveyed and exepct to be and hurled forcibly r through the ma- 812; Walla Walla, 31,931. new corporation is receiving the Several new diplomats will make running cars within two years. chine, striking the ■ man on the hip greater part of its financial support their first official bow at this enter It is based upon this expectation Montana: Cascade, 28,833; from the firm of Sinkler Bros., of tainment. knocking him down and abdomen. among them the new offi-, that several large orchards will be and some dlstnnce from where he j Deer Lodge, 12,988; Lewis and > Philadelphia. Pa. Of the stock. cial ambassador from Italy, the Mar set out during the next few months was standing. Mil men declare that $500,000 is 6 per cent preferred and quis Confaloneri. his wife and daugh on the banks of the McKenzie river. happened before Clark, 21,853; Missoula, 25,- the balance common. this accident has ter. and the new minister from Spain. George Barnes, of Walterville, ' has and Is th»- result of feet Ing the board 596; Silver Bow, 56,848; Yel A meeting of the incorporators will Senor Riano. and his lovely Ameri started the work of clearing 80 acres Into the mm blue at a certain instant. be held at Vancouver. Wash., today, can wife, the former Miss Alice Ward near that town and has already re- There is no way of knowing when lowstone, 22,944. at which officers and directors will whom the minister married while ceived the first shipment of apple this will happen and men have been The number of persons in be elected. secretary of the Spanish legation at trees. He owns 160 acres of bench killed frequently by such an “The properties mentioned in the Washington about six years ago. The land on the McKenzie that has been naval and military service of dent. Incorporation papers have already new minister from Norway and Ma pronounced by experts who have vis- He the United States stationed on been purchased by myself and others, Little Is known of Johnson, dame Bryn will also apear at this Ited the land to have the best soli and was thought to be a single man and will be turned over to the new function. The White House dinner and natural advant? ’es for apple naval vessels and abroad is 55,- was aged about forty years. company when the organization is to the diplomats will follow a week raising In the state. ___ to — He , plans c impleted.” said Mr. Welch last ev late?. 608. eventually plant the whole tract to ening. "We have options on several reception to the members of a commercial orchard. By planting DEATH OF TWO MEN Corrected figures give the other water systems, lighting plants the The States supreme court and now he expects to have a bearing or AT COTTAGE GROVE population of the state of New and power sites. Some of the deals other United prominent jurists and counsel chard when railroad transportation will be closed, while others may not.” lors of American and foreign govern is afforded. The Hood River Light and Power ments is scheduled for January 2 4. Cottage Grove. Or., Dec. 9.—Clar York as 9,113,614. an increase Benjamin Crawford, also living ence Leslie Seales, aged 26 years, of 1,844,720. or 25.4 per cent. company, which also, according to with a judicial dinner a week later. near Walterville, has already placed Mr. Welch, owns the lighting system died at his home in Gowd.vvllle. a The congressional reception is set for an order for a delivery of apple suburb of Cottage Grove. Tuesday of Florida. 752,615, an increase of the town, has been controlled by February 7. and on February 14 a trees to set out a forty-acre orchard He has dinner will be given to the speaker a ssoon as the weather permits. tuberculosis, and was burled In the of 224,077, or 42.4 per cent, Mr. Welch for some time. also had an interest in the Vancouver of the house —a custom established There are many other large land ow Masonic cemetery. He was born at and Maryland 1,295,346, an in l.ight and i’ower company, the Van- by President Taft last year. Junction City. Or.. U1 1884. and lived If he ners on this river who are holding In Yoncalla the greater part of his crease of 107,302, or 9 per couver Gas company and the Van- adheres to this function throughout their property with the expectations couver Railway company, The Van- his administration, the president will of it becoming a fruit district. life Ho leaves a widow. At cent. Winfred Noakes, ai^ed 30 years. couver water system has been con- be called ujton to entertain a demo present a greater portion of the val It will unquestionably be nec trolled by Vancouver and Tacoma crat in 1912. The army and navy ley. above Walterville especially, is <’led ¡it bls h >me In this city Wednes people. The new corporation is es- reception will, as usual, wind up the covered with heavy timber. But this day of gastric tuberculosis. Mr. essary to alter the basis of rep. sentlally a holding organization. In White House official season. . Noakes was born at Princeton. Minn. Is being rapidly cut and the stump in congress. At some instances stock holding have Ills wife an dtwo children survive resentation land Is planted to fruit trees. Below been purchased outright, but in the him. Walterville there are a number of the present ratio of 194,000 majority of eases stockholders will POPULATION OF TEXAS large orchards already set out. no people to each member of the simply lie issued stock in the new tably 80 acres planted last year by i It.llN PREDICTED company In exchange for their inter 3.896,542: SEEMS TO Professor F. G. Young, of the de house, the house would contain ests. Mill TOMORBOW partment of economics in the Uni 4 74 members, as against 392 Mr. Welch said that the properties MAKE STATE NO. FIVE versity of Oregon. Besides cherries, Portland. Dec. 10.—Fol already controlled have an aggregate apples, peaches and j>ears. he Is ex now. The general belief is that value of $1.500.000. lowing la today's government Washington. Dec. 10.—The papu perimenting with the growth of wal this number would be unwieldy. weather prediction for Ore lation of the state of Texas Is 3 896.- nuts. gon: Rain In western por 542, according to a census burea bul Even at the rate of 220,000 as BLACK HANDERS tion tonight or Sunday ; snow letin. shows an increase of a basis the house would contain or rain In the eastern portion. RETURN STOLEN CHILD 847.832. This or 27.8 per cent in the last RELIGIOUS FANATICS RIOT decade. Texas passes Missouri in the 418, an increase of 27. AND INJURE MANY Red Bank. N. J„ Dec. 10.—The 4- RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL PASSES HOUSE Spokane's population, announced last night. Is 101.402, against 36.- 848 In 1900, an Increase of 67.554. or 183.3 per cent. This puts Spo Washington, Dec. 10. The rivers kane far ahead of Tacoma, which In 1900 had 866 more citizens than the and harbors bill, carrying $21.894.- 861, passed the house today. metropolis of the Inland Empire. year-old daughter of Petro Petlllo, who disappeared October 20. was found in the garden of her home last night, it is supposed that mem bers of the Black Hand returned the child, following the refusal of the ' child's father to meet their demands I for money. list of most populous states, assum ing fifth place. TLc Roseburg Commercial club has been having some noonday confer ences and lunches, ititeli things read well on paper, but they don't gener- ally pan out, or at least as a per ma nent affair. Calcutta. Dec. 1ft.—Rioting Involv ing Hindu« and Mohammedan« over religious rites, and which resulted in injury to 150 persons last night, were continued today, many more being Injured and several persons killed. Troops finally charged the rioters, who dispersed.
