The Twice-a week guard., February 16, 1911, Image 1

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VOLUME 4 4
EUG.' NE. OREGON, THURSüA 7
REMARKSOFCLARK
NIUE 1ROUBLE
I
iy Arnold’s Disappearance
Is Mystery of Two Continents
PRESIDE». dHdiiS
ANKEXA1I3N0F
Words on Annexation Rasp the
Feelings of Former Friends
of Reciprocity
Declares Remarks
Clark on Annexation Are
Unfortunate
CANADA DOES NOT
WANT ANNEXATION
EXECUTIVE HAS NO
THOUGHT OF ANNEXATION
Asquith Denies Report That
Home Government Has
Encouraged It
Believed That Reciprocity Will
Pass Senate If McCall
Votes
Toronto. Out., Feb 15.— Champ
Clark's remarks in the bouso ot rep-
rewnlatlvee last night when dlscu».
»lag reciprocity, tuenlloultig the pro­
posed auucsatlon to the lulled
State*, which I* the last thing any
Caaadlau want*, and the congress­
man's declaration a* to tbe ultimate
effect of reciprocity, la rankling In
tbe hearts of liberal* «bo have here­
tofore trocn strong supporter* of ro-
ciproclty.
Washington. Feb. 15.—President
Taft to some of his congressional
I caller* today expressed hl* astonish-
. ment that
Representative Clark
> should have^fajeeted into his recip-
, roctiy discussion before the bouse
yesterday any thought about annex­
ation of Canada. At the White
! House he said in regard to the re­
marks made by Clark that the affair
is most unfortunate, and the presi­
dent has made it known that be
would like to have it understood
throughout the world that hl* ad­
ministration ba* no thought what­
ever of annexation when the recip­
rocity agreemet.1 is arranged.
Reciprocity IHorr ««-nate
Reciprocity with Canada, which
today became the principal question
before the senate, is believed to de­
pend upon whether the opposition
will resort to filibuster to defeat it.
It is the best judgi ra<-nt of leaders
that it McCall is allowed to come
to cote it »ill pass the senate by *
decisive vote.
A»|Ultl> I »<-ulrw Report
lamdon. Feb 15.—In the bouse
today Premier Asquith «tat«»I a* ab­
•olutely untrue the report th at the
home government encouraged the
Canadian government In reciprocity
negotiation* with thu United Ulate*
MYSTERY DEEPENS
ABOUT MISSING
DOROTHY ARNOLD
Report That Young Woman la
Alive and Married Given
Twist
Th« dienppeasaaou Dec. 11 <X MI m Iwethy A moki the teaghMr *f a
wealthy importer of New Y-rk city has inveiva* tte potto* of two tea’.meats
la an effort (* Sad a tr* «• .
« or ta*s tangib
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have *p;»ned
tn every leading city of the United State* and one from Italy csaeed the giri s
mother aid t rotbor to make a trip to Chat country to Inter*lew one of Mise
Arnold « nduilrer*.
Philippine Volcanic Eruption
And Tidal Wave Prove Costly.
/*A///Z*4 Xr
r
CORPORAÏIONSPA
S17.000 FOR
VICTORY
Unconfirmed Rumor Name» tJ
Cost of Defeat of Anti I
Corporation Bills
• Hl
OF 0. MEDICAL
APPROPRIATION KILLE^Zj
iu«f
Resolution Proposes to H
State Help to Provide
Eugene Pure Water
Guard Special Service.
Salem, Or., Feb. 15.—There ia I
uncoaflrmed rumor that 917,«
has been brought for the defeat]
anti-corporation bills.
A resolution was offered in ,
senate that the committee hold-tx
senators from Lane and Marion t
mit. at the next session pains for t,
state joining with Eugene and SaM
for providing water plants for so
plying pure water. The purpo**-
to have the state pay part of t
establishment of waterworks in t
ci tie* where the state has InsUC
tion*.
The senate refused to pi
the governor s veto the Bowerm
Dill creating an assistant secrete
of state.
All senate bill* were disposed •
pissed or killed, now working e
clusively on house bills.
Th* bouse defeated ta* appro
tion of *39.000 for the medical
part meat at th* University of Orhio
go*.
B.I itn**dlng initiative
wk __
would require majority of vot«e «awl
at eiectlo* to carry measure defer
ed.
The
proposed
ccnstitutSo*-
amendments aimed to abolish sis
tax parted the house.
f
4
GUARD’S PRESS HAS
ARRIVED FROM SEATTLE
♦
new
The Guard’s
fine
New Fork. Feb 15.—The end of
♦ pres* arrive! in Eugene th»
the myatnrloua story of Dorothy Ar-
I
morning from Seattle
and
ae!d by Au means baa lx-«-n rearbvd
♦ will be set up in the new
The romantic turu it I ten It recent­
building recently erec"ed for
ly by Ueorgu 8. tlrlscom. Jr., in the
it by F Io- Chamber* as rap­ *
eipreaslon of his confidence that the
idly a* possible. It will prob­
young woman Is alive and in his
ably be a week or ten days
quoted intention of marrying her If
before the big machine
is
possible, was given a contrary twist
Taft Wins Victory With Aid ■«
ready for operation.
This
today by tbo arrival home from
Democrats—Republican
is
the
largest
and
fastest
and
abroad of tbe tnlsslug girl’s mother,
the only eterotyping press
Party Is 8plt
*£
Mrs. Frauds It Arnold.
outside of Portland. It has a
In reply to tbe ouly two questions]
capacity
of
12.000
eigbt-
Washington. Feb. 14—P-^sldeifl
her son. John W. Aruold. permit­
page papers an hour.
ted reporters to ask her. Mrs Arnold
Taft's reciprocity agreement
dealod eseu clrcuiustautlal know­
canada was passed in tbe house2®
ledge of whether
her daughter is
Washington. Feb. 15.—Free tolls Representatives tonight through trK
dead or alive aud declared that she
-
for American ships passing through support of an almost solid Dem"
had not given consent to a marriage
the Panama canal. or if neceesary a cratlc vote. Tbe McCall bill cafr
between the girl and Grlscom.
rate low enough to give American ing the agreement into effect w
Mrs. Arnold came borne after
vessels a distinct
advantage over passed. 221 to 92.
Spending three weeks iu Florence,
Tbe majority of the Republicai
foreign craft, was pointed ont ia
Italy, where she weut to confer with
speeches at the Pan-American Com­ present voted against the bin. ■
Idatell. Okla.. Feb 15.—Detective mercial conference today as of great driaion hatag "’ SF** **d •'
the Grlscom* In regard to her (laugh­
London, Feb. 15.—During a pre­
Davenport. Ia..
Feb. 15.—Miss
Brow:, of Los Angeles, is not fully moment to the future trade b*t«*ea The Democratic division
0
ter'« disappearance. Her eldest M>n.
liminary
home
rule
debate
in
the
Washington,
Feb.
15
—
Cardinal
Daisy
Oden,
who
for
years
ha*
been
satisfied that the man arrested here North and South Arntirice
ayes and onlv five nays.
John, went down to the bay In a rev­
house
of
common*
today.
Premier
Gibbons
was
today
appointed
by
Taft
-chief
clerk
of
the
Chicago
passenger
who is suspected of being David Cap­
enue cutter to meat her and It was
n
lan. alleged to hare been connected
agreed among the reporters that no Aaquith reiterated hi* declaration office of the Chicago. Burlington A-
that
th«
government's
first
task
af
­
Quincy, has been appointed to the
with the destruction of the Los An­
The McCall bill now gt
one should seek to Interview Mrs
on of divialon pss*enger agent.
geles Times, is the right man, and
senate. What its fate w
Aruold before her son hnd talked ter the "veto bill" had been dispos­ >ih
V jj nrob
A?fF-
another Los Angeles detective has
with her. Arnold was In conference ed of would be to carry out th« She * the first woman, a* far a* lo-
President believes, if a
been sent for assistance in identify­
with his mother more than 2d min­ policy of full self-government for - cal railroad men know, to occupy
| such a position in the United States.
ing the prisoner.
can be avoided and a vote
utes and when be emerge! from her Ireland.
Cottage Grove. Or.. Feb. It
Her territory includes Watertown.
bi
past. He is ix
stateroom said
Owens
Jr.,
of
Owens
à Sen's
I Illinois, to Bettendorf. Iowa, and in-
e shall set one
"There ia nothing to any. My mo­
ill
six
miles
vest
of
h
! eludes Moline. Rock Island and Da­
other, and has indicated
ther ha* nothing to tell you. Sho Is
serions and what
_ht hare been call an extra
venport.
of con*
upset by the circumstances and I
a fatal accident
sceiden
Sunday evening, it doe* net do so.
1
wish you would not ask to see her."
while operating .he mill. The car­
t
Bitter
.
Fight
Nou Attempts Necrvey
Washington, Feb. 15.—Senator
rier belt slipped .and in a’.tempting
The paasage of the bill
__
_
i .n _
t?-
Buchanan s Bill at Last Wins to replace It. he lost his footing, was
The son, however, consented to Revering© again today failed to ob-i
end of a tong
the submission of two direct quee- ula thc unantlnou, consent of the
caught in the machinery and thrown house cal
Out—Wifebeaters Will
bate, which at time* was as btthF*
to the roof of tbe building striking as has been heard on the floor t
*° "** ftolher.
senate to vote next Tuesday on hto
Not Be Whipped
Have you, «as asked moat for- Lodm,,. resolution. He gave notice,
a plate, which cut a gash across the
The flgl
’ — ’
____ I re- that chamber In years
lower jaw. inflicting
a wound
■ally.
at any
time since y°ur that oi> that day he will ask the sen­
quirt ng several stitches
------ Mr. was confined almost wholly to tl
daughter's disappearance r*c*i’'ed at- to cogtmue in session until tbe
When
Salem.
Or.,
Feb.
15
—
Buchanan
Washington. Feb.
15.—
Republican
__________ __ mer P
Repu’ ’¡can side. Democratic
any definite Information that would rHeolutlon is disposed of. burrow*
of Douglas and Jackson, made
a Owens became tangled in the Mr- bers joined in from time to time a*
Preaident Taft today aimed
chinery. the engine was
stopped,
lead you Jo believe that she I* dead forked the proceeding under * gon­
hard
fight
to
have
hi*
measure,
a bill designating Saa Fran­
taunted the majority members f«
er alive?"
Ioral consent agreement.
bouse bill 101, abolishing the whip­ which proved hl* salvation, other­ their lack of unity.
cisco as the city in which the
wise he would probably have had
In a very low voice, the mother
ping
poet,
passed
over
the
govern
­
1915 exposition signal! ting
. The Democratic leader* were
•epUed: "No, non,
I have received
•--* u.cc
or's veto. He declared that the bill one arm troc off.
animous in the belief that the
tbe opening of the Panama
no word that would tell me whether ; Ivi I Do
was
right
and
said
that
be
hoped
lprocity bill was a good ane
—
canal will be held.
■he 1« alive or dead."
the members would
keep
their
that they would be glad to welcoa
"Have you,” was asked, ••gi»en
minds.
Mr. Taft into the Democratic fold0
your consent to a marriage of your 1
Cottel supported the bill and Car­
If the calendar had been tor
New York, Feb. 15.—The report
daughter, Dorothy, to Mr. Grlscom,
ter and Neuner supported tbe veto.
away with Wednesday the debaf
hero
today
that
Miss
Dorothy
printed
Johnson of Marion and Clyde of
Jr?"
The
municipal
power « would bare continued for snoth4
-------- reply ------------
The
Arnold wav a patient In Flower hoe-
Multnomah supported the bill in dis­
"No; certainly not
plant will be in operation * legislative day
The
Republican
a
firm
voice,
pltai
Is
denied
by
the
hospital
au
­
cussion. This is the first of Govern­
came quickly and In
this week and Friday» Feb. * tough* the rule, d--
¿r
|t
thorities
In
the
following
statement:
or West’s vetoes that has been over­
Young Arnold shielded the woman
•,s
17. has been set as thè date * caustic language,
i
"We
desire
to
state
not
only
that
ridden in this session.
from further questions. Discovering
Spokane. Feb. 14.—As the result
of the formal opening.
On ♦ their rife especially against till
Tbe following are the ones that
one of tbe Misses Shackelford reply­ Miss Arnold Is not a patient here, of a quarrel at Hay station between
* *
that day the public is Invit­ ♦
J *h--
a tK
but
that
she
never
has
been
a
pa
­
voted to override the veto:
Fred Dsy and Elmer Spark*, pros­
ing to a question, be cautioned "You
ed to inspect the plant. ♦ eve of going into power In dr
_,
Abbot. Abram«. Ambrose. Anime.
must not talk.” n-hered
her In­ tient here, either under her own perous young farmers’ of western
Rigs carrying the members e house, of eafcrclng a "gag” rale «
CARDINAL
GIBSONS.
name or under any other name.”
Beals. Belknap. Belland.
Bigelow,
Whitman county. Day. It is believed
to a stateroom.
of the city council
,d otb- e drastic a* anything agalast whfe t
Cardinal <1 :>bon* has been Ix-sd of Buchanan. Brooke. Brownhill. Buck-
will die from a bullet wound in the
Francis R Arnold, the millionaire
ers will leave the city hall ♦ thev had so eloquently inveigh W I
the
Rom
r
Cath
lie
church
in
tbe
ley. Chapman. Chatten. Church. Cle­
. left lung. Spark* is fleeing on hl*
head of the family, and hfs younger
at 7:39 a. m., armi _ __
al! who ♦ the part.
' horse back toward Snake river with United S’ t— «tu'* ISM snd srchbl«h men*. Clyde. Cole. Collins. Cottel.
•on, Hickley Arnold.
boardsd the
wishes to *ee tbe plant are ♦
Clark Retort« to Dalsell.
a posse tn pursuit. Another posse op of Baltin>-re sinew 1877. He is in Cushman. Hollis. Huntington. John­
vessel aa |t tied up st Its pier, and
Char.:? C!ark
R-. res.---tatlv'
invited to oin the party.
♦
hi*
te
-
—
'.ry-Chth
year.
son.
Jones.
Libby.
Magone.
Mahoney.
I
was
ornag
sieda
pRtl
aoutw
aonw!
shortly afterwards the party drove
’, of • Pennsylvania
♦ a Dalle;
ai a sharply
-.carpir tv
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X-
•
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•
•
*
Mariner.
McKinney.
Miller
Co
­
of
'
was
organised
at
Riparia
to
stop
In a taxicab to the Arnold home. As
IxtulsvIlK Feb. 15.—A National
ee
'‘'’nr
to
be
a
member
of
the
board
of
la
­
lumbia.
Miller
of
Linn.
him
if
he
tries
to
cross
the
river.
Petereon.
to future plans. Young Arnold said: exposition la proposed for Louisville
haste* with which the hou»
dian commissioner* in place of the Powell. Reynold*
Simpson,
tSeel-
astiar
r.n
?h*
»■
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*19
"We have none.”
reciprocity measurvl
In 1915 to bo known a* the Lincola-
late Archbishop Ryan.
hammer. Sutton. Thompson. Tgard
“Does that mean that you have Darls exposition to mark tbe fiftieth
The »peaker-to-be said the
Dome
—<0
crate had aat for yearn bound an .
given up the search?"
anniversary of the civil war.
"Y m , that we have exhausted ev­
gak<»d while the gentleman fror’l
♦
ery means that we know of to find
Washington. Feb. 14.—Notice of Pennsylvania and bis assistants ha’»
♦ ♦
termination of tbe freight agreement brought tn rule after rale and ba»
Dorothy."
Baker, Or..
Feb.
14 —While
COXTIXCKD FAIR
with the Panama Railroad company ru*b“d legislation through witboM«
Mother » Actloos Ntraagr
coming to Baker last night. Mrs. R.
was *erved by Secretary Dlck’aaoa giving an opportunity for »----- "*
WEATHER TOMORROW
"Do you expect to go te Atlaatl*
Kirkland, of Austin, gave birth to a
today on the Pacific Mall and Steam­ ■ent.
Oily or Philadelphia?”
girl on the Sumpter valley train.
Denver. Feb. 15.—Four Italians
,3
Rom*. Feb. 15—The Pope. Ill
Oregon—Fair tonight, ex-
"No, certainly not.
My mothar1
ship company and the California and
The aceouchment took place about are In the county hospital with stab
»n
eept light rain or isov 1*
will remain at hom* for •*v*ral with Influents, remained In bed to­ three miles from this city, as the
Atlantic Steamship company, effect­
wounds received
in a free-for-all
ive In ninety day*.
southeast. Tbureday probab­
day__________________________
__ train was speeding toward Baker fight, and 15 others are tn jail as
weeks’ r»t."
ly fair.
"Do you expect Mr. Grlscom to
going all -right. Tou may expect to Mother and ehild were rushed to the result of a melee at an early
come here to consult you. or do you hear from me Tuesday.—Junior.”
the hospital and are doing nicely. morning dance. One is injured and
expect to be In communication with
Tbe purser said that notwithstand­ There 1» much talk as to whether will probably die.
him "
glrT will lucky or unfor­
Washington. Feb. 15.—The bona
ing her grief. Mr*. Arnold had prov­ the
"No, Indeed. Why should be?”
today voted to Inereo*» tbe salary «
THF W HF IT MARKET
ed a good sailor during the trip. Rhe tunate. as she was born on the 12th
Cincinnati.
F«-b. 14.—Headless. ,»«
’uc ot
n* vai
When Grissom's statements were appeared regularly at her meals, day of tbe month In ear No 22.
the «.a»
chief i-
Justice
of th«
United state!
Umbleas and unclothed, the body of from 113.509 to 315.099
recalled and he was told that a "per participated tn the many amuse­
--
per ye*»
a
woman,
apparently
In
the
water-
and
the
salarie*
of
tee»
eonal" advertisement In a New York ments aboard and mingled with the
The old maids of Myrtle Creek
lsries of associate Jn*de<l
»bed for months, was r*"T*red from from 912,509 to 114.«90.
newspaper yesterday was attributed passenger* generally. In view of tbe are etill holding their own says tbe
■ The M»i
W
ilngton. Feb. 15—F. L. Stock- th* river here last sight.
All at-.crea** wa* asad* by *a ■!*■*>■
to Grlscom,
Arnold
replied:
"I
very
Portland. Feb. 15.—Wheat 1« un­ Ing bas been appointed postmaster
■train she was under she was In care Mall. Bat this may not be
tempt*
so
far
to
Identify
th*
remates,
to
th*
MU
ratifying
the
law* rd
don't believe it." The advertisement
satisfactory to them.
changed
at Tacoma. Washington.
1* question said:
"Everything ia of tbe ship’s physician*.
are unavailing.
Ing to ,«dietary.
RECIPROCITY BILL
PASSED BY HOUST
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ARRESTED
SEIT »OLE
EANAL FREE
David Upham Held in Connec
Premier Asquith Declares That Suffragettes May Now Point
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
tion With Destruction
Government’s First Work
With Pride to Miss
GIBBONS ON BOARD OF
of Times Plant
Must Be This Way
Daisy Oden
INDIAN COMMISSIONERS
SAWMILL MAN CAUGHT IN
MACHINERY AND HURT
BEVERIDGE FAILS TO
VOTE ON RESOLUTION
GOVERNOR’S VETO
FAILS TO WORK
TAFT SIGNS BILL
DESIGNATING ’FRISCO
CITY FOR GREAT FAIR
ARNOLD NEVER
IN FLOWER HOSPITAL
PEOPLE INVITFD TO
VISIT POWER PLANT
FARMERS QUARREL
AND ONE IS KILLED
LOUISVILLE PLANS
1915 EXPOSITION
OFFICIALS TERMINATE
FREIGHT AGREEMENT
BABY BORN ON TRAIN
PUNNING INTO BAKER DENVER ITALIANS IN
CUTTING FRAY AT
THE POPE IS SICK
EARLY
MORNING DANCE
AND IN HIS BED
F. L. STOCKING NEW
TACOMA POSTMASTER
BODY OF WOMAN
NOT IDENTIFIED
179
SALARIES OF UNITED
STATES JUSTICES ARE
INCREASED BY HOUSh