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REBELS BURN JAIL W A R N I N G G IV E N G E R M A N Y . DOINGS OF OREGON STATE LEGISLATURE 30-FO OT C H A N N E L IS SURE. WILL FORCE U l l i FIG H TIN G AT JUAREZ. First Encounter Result* in Nothing Reaches Agreement on But Harmleee Exhibition. Columbia Work. El Paso, Feb. 8.— The first battle Washington.—The conference com of Juarez between federal troop* mittee on the river aud harbor bill At a meeting of the ways and Salem, Feb. 13.—Two appropriation and insurrectionists was exhibited bills, carrying an aggregate of $120,- means committee last night the pro has agreed to the senate amendment here today. Exhibited” is the proper 000, were killed in the senate today posed appropriation of $200,000 for authorizing the construction of two word, for no one was hurt on eltner by indefinite postponement. One an addition to the capitol for the pur dredges intetided for use on the new side, aud tile "exhibition” was viewed was McColloch's, granting $20,000 for pose of housing the state library wa§ 30-foot channel project from Fort- by a thousand or more El Pasoans, a new bridge over Snake river in cut to $16M00 Wbother the b o s s ) | who lined the bunk of the Kio Baker county, contingent upon a like will be spent for an addition on the land to the sea. j Grande on the American side, about The house members of the confer appropriation by Idaho, and the other present capitol grounds or will in | three miles west of this city. Kellaher's bill appropriating $100,000 elude the purchase of more land is enee committee, in confirming the House Will Pats Bill, But Action of Success Bring3 Many New Recruits to The exchange of missiles occupied for a building for the Oregon His yet undecided. Senate Is Doubtful— Paper about 15 miuutes, during which Rebel Cause— United States assurance given Representative Eilis torical society. about 200 shots were fired. Accord Trust Opposes. Troop Strictly Neutral. Salem, Feb. 9. — Abandoning a ll! ao“ “ i accepted the terms of Other bills laid on the shelf by ing to Pascuul Orozco, leader of the indefinite postponement this morning hope of increasing the membership the senate amendment because this lusurrectos, his men fired only 50 included Joseph s bill amending the of the supreme court and providing work is highly recommended by army of these. He declared that the fed registration law, which was prepared two additional Judge, for the Mult- uugJn8ttrl aud thu proJect u deemed Calexico, Feb. 13.—The Mexican Washington, Feb. 9.—The degree erals got away so fast thut they were by County Clerk Fields of Mult no nomah county circuit court, the ad- to which thu lulniitilstiatloit will use j out of range before more could be guardhouse, located Just across the mah, and Locke’s bill requiring a de vocatea of an increased Judiciary u*°*1 meritorious. in behalf of the reciprocity agreement j fired at them. International line at Mexicali, was posit by abstract companies gradu have concentrated their efforts and The amendment ns agreed upon ap- with Canada "its utmost efforts to Tonight the federals are behind burned to the ground by the insur ated upon the population of the vari will make a determined fight to se- proprlates *350,0UU cash and author- bring ubout such changes by concur j the walls of the cathedral of Guade ous counties. cure one more circuit Judge for I laeg aa addltluual expenditure of rent legislation” was made plain in loupe, the barracks uud the bullrlug rectos at 3 o’clock this morning. The plan for creation of a new Multnomah county. ... reports brought from the white house of Juarez, across tho river from here. This was done in fulfillment of a water division in eastern Oregon was | Fouts' public utility bill was re- UI tllla total> *a“ u-uu0 will by seuators who bad talked with the Oruzcu remains iu possession of warning given the Federal officials another bill to feel the sharp edge | ported today to the house with the be expended on two dredges, us rec- president. The reports left little the position which he occupied at by the insurrecto leaders when they of the ax. recommendation that It be made n 1 oiumeuded by the engineers aud the doubt that, should- congress adjourn noon aud held against the federal ad evacuated Mexicali 12 days ago. that With only four votes in favor, the special order. Tills the house re eutaining *1*0,000 will he applied to without ratifying the agreement, the vance. He declared in an interview If any attempt was made to resume senate today turned down the bill fused to do and it was rereferred to I , . president would couvette tho new con the Associated Press cor Ac- gress in extraordinary session to con with the collection of customs the build increasing the membership of the the committee on railways and trans- Judging under old contracts. respondent that he firmly Intends to ing would be destroyed upon the re portatlon, to which committee Sen- ceptauce of this provision by the con- supreme court by adding two new F ED ERA LS ARE TRAPPED. sider the matter afresh. attack Juarez, but that he awaited turn of the insurrectos. judges. Governor West had previous ator Malarkey's bill for a state-wide t'ereuce committee means it will be The reciprocity mutter lias moved The alarm of fire was given by sen Rebels Battle Near Mulato For Over ly announced he is opposed to an in commission will also bo referred retal(M)d ln tbe blll aa flnally ac. Into the foremost place In the legis the arrival of General Blanco with 350 men. He said that he looked tries in the camp of the United States . . . . . . . . .. ... lative purview aud the president crease and its passage would have when it comes over from the senate.} Day— Many Dead. for the latter at any moment. troops less than a block away from invited a veto. The vote was 4 to 25. Representative Huntington has ln- ue«,ted by bolb houaea aud aa 11 w111 shows every disposition to keep it Orozco's present force In the vicin San Antonio, Tox.— Advices re with Joseph, Malarkey, Norton and troduced a bill abolishing “ Blank J be signed by tile president. the burning buildings, but none of there, if lie can. it Is said upon ex ity of Juarez numbers under 600 the soldiers croared over, strict or ceived here state that the Mexican Oliver in favor. A," now used by non-registered j The senate amendment was the cellent authority that Mr. Taft be men— probably 550. Of these, 320 ders having been issued to remain on Federal troops have suffered severe Abraham's bill providing $10,000 foe electors ln qualifying as voters, and une Giat Chairman Alexander, of the lieves the present cuttgress will act were with him ln the skirmish this defeat at Mulato, where a battle raged a statue of George H. Williams in providing that in the future, only , United States territory. . . . . . . ... fuvorably in both houses upon the afternoon. The federal force, by No Federal soldiers have appeared 36 hours. with statuary hall, in Washington, where registered electors shall be allowed ,,OUiie «-ommittee, discussed According to this message the rebel each state is allowed to honor two to participate in primary and gen- President Taft and it is known that agreement and that there will be no actual count, numbered 184— 100 foot and the rumor that Mexican troops necessity for an extra session. soldiers aud 84 mounted Infantry, had appeared across the desert be forces lost but two men, while the of its citizens, was passed with only eral elections. the proposition meets executive ap- Kvery indication ltow forecasts Its they took with them no artillery tween Picachos Pass and New River Federal losses are described as num four votes against it. All employers will bo required to proval. adoption by the house by an over and Orozco has none. proved groundless. In anticipation of erous and many of the dead soldiers A bill providing for a second choice allow their employes not less than j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ whelming majority. Thu only doubt Orozco quit the ranch during the the troops appearing, Berthold called were left lying on the field. The Fed- vote for primary candidates when four hours away from their work to appears whether those senators radi forenoon aud by moving through the U N C L E SAM W A N T S W A T E R . in all the sentries and massed them erals out numbered the rebels. the number of candidates is twice vote in every primary, general and cally opposed to its enactment will deep arroyos which scar the desert Officers who are familiar with that the number of offices to be filled was presidential election if a bill pre ,. in the bull fight arena. f _. . . . be able, by obstructive tactics, to everywhere, reached a new position Recruits to the insurgent force are section believe the Federals were introduced into the house today. It «c ite d by Representative Clyde be He W l " D e ,e n d Uaera R , a h t t0 prevent its adoption by the senate. on the hills along the river across constantly being received. The state caught in a pocket and hemmed in is the idea of Speaker John P. Rusk comes a law. Penalties provided for Grand River Against Company, The president apparently entertains from the smelter. Here tho cor ment was made today that the Insur by the enemy. A t last accounts the and is the first bill introduced by violation of act are fines of from | Denver. — Attorney-General Wicker* no such doubt. respondents who had been on his gents have 50 men in the Cocopas Mexican troops were retreating rap him at this session because of his $300 to $1000 and county jail im- sham has notified United States Dis- It is known that Senators Heyburn trail since daybreak discovered hint. Mountains, where they can keep close idly. belief that there have been entirely prisonment not exceeding six months. . . . . ... . . , ... . . and Bailey are bitterly opposed to He carried a rifle, like his men. Presidio, Texas. Is the nearest too many presented to the law watch of Picachos Pass, through Conflicting reports as to the suit- trict Atlorm;y ' Va,d to do a11 ln h,a tlte agreement and that tho opposi which the Federáis must come from American town to Mulato and advices makers. ability of the site purchased for a l)OW®r to protect the rights of the tion extends also to most of the pro He answered questions only after deliberation and often evasively. were received by way of that place. Ensenada to Mexicali. branch insane asylum at Pendleton government in the suits pending in gressive republicans. Some of these He was of no mind to betray his Berthold had secured the services The dispatches are vague and it is nS?hlm^rnvib« i oV. T, f nr n a p p e a r e d at the capitol today. The Lhe state courts over water rights senators have hinted that their re plans. Ho borrowed some Ink for of nearly 100 Cocopa Indians to act believed they refer to a continuation lations with the white house have not his fountain pen and also a writing as scouts and guides through the of the fight reported Wednesday. “ — *■» — been sufficiently pleasant of late to tablet. He expressed a wish to visit The Federals are said to have num counties for road building, alone pre-1 approve» the site selected and de- 8®B®ral believes the United States mountain district, and it is believed vented the enactment by the house Clares It the most suitable and ap- may be deprived of its water rights cause them to exert themselves in El Paso to get a "square meal." the insurgent scouts are keeping Leyva bered 300 and the rebels 200. support of nn administration meas today of important road legislation. well posted on the movements of the propriate of those available. In the | that stream, thereby Jeopardizing ure. Senators Carter and Crane, to C H I N E S E P L A G U E SPREADS. Just before the house adjourned un Federal soldiers. whom the president announced his P R E L I M I N A R Y W O R K BEGINS. til 10 o’clock Monday morning, after The Signal Service Corps of the puritose; have begun a campaign for United States Army has sent a de Population in City of Assikho Is spending the entire day in the con ing of former superintendents of the high-line canal, a $3,000,000 project, votes. National Irrigation Congress Estab sideration of road legislation, the asylum, named on the committee by tachment of eight men to Yuma and Dying at Rate of 400 Daily. Mr. Ward said today that a suit The president does not couple the lishes Headquarters in Chicago. three to Calexico to establish wire Harbin, Manchuria.—A plague spot Gill bill was rereferred to a special the governor, finds that the site pur- was pending in Grand county be- ' tariff commission hill with the reci committee with instructions to in chased by the state is not convenient tweDn the Grand VaUey irrigation less stations. It is expected that sta Chicago.— Arthur Hooker, secretary procity bill in bis demand for action tions will bo established at points equalling Fudziadian has been dis- corporate an amendment which will or practicable for the purposes for at this session, but. If neither bill of the 19th National Irrigation Con ^ of about 30 miles apart from Yuma covered in the Chinese city of Assi meet the objections of the anti-Oood which it was bought. j company and other water users of should pass, he would call upon con gress, which will have its next ses tö San” Diego. T n This manner “the j ,k . h o ; . 4 0 . . . m d e _ a . J hf™ Roads association forces. This will ---------------- I Mesa county against the Intermoun- gress to pass both measures at the sions in Chicago, December 5 to 9, United States Government will be is an average of 400 deaths in the insure the passage Monday of the Salem, Feb. 8.— Denounced by sev- tain Water company, Involving the extra session and might promise data has established executive offices at able to keep ln touch with the situa place daily. The plague has also ap bills creating a state highway board eral republicans as a purely political rl ht to the watera of the Grand on the wool and woolen schedule If i 214 Hotel La Salle, where the or peared in the suburbs of Blagove- providing for a state highway com tion in Northwestern Mexico. move, backed by the old guard, the! , „ , „ ^ the democrats desire them. ganization will make Its headquarters shtchensk. Russian regiments are missioner and state aid in the build bill creating the office of assistant | r*ver* State s Attorney-General Grif- until after the close of the conven patrolling the Russo-Chinese frontier. ing of permanent highways. secretary of state and providing that fith, of Colorado, Is one of the coun- Aviation Squad For Militia. tion. *1,250,000 W I L L E X P L O I T . That at least two of the members San Francisco.—Colonel George A. "The preliminary work for the Amoy, China.—The plague epidemic of the legislature are opposed to the he shall discharge the duties of the 8el for the plaintiffs, coming congress Is well under way,” Schastey, commanding the Coast Ar is spreading. Districts on the out "salary grab" bills for county officers, secretary and sit on the board of: This suit is the result of an alleged control during his absence, passed A a . Harriman Roads Allot Large Sum for said Secretary Hooker, "and wa ex tillery Corps, National Guard, pro skirts of this city report from eight which have flooded the house and the house this morning. Thirty-two attcml,t by the Intermountain Water Advertising West. pect to begin our campaign for for to ten deaths daily. the senate during the present ses voted for it and 25 against, indicating company to divert the water from the poses to form an aviation squad, with sion. is evidenced in a letter which that it will fail should the governor headwaters of the Grand river on the Chicago.—-An advertising appropri eign delegates within 30 days. Dr. Eugene Ely at the head. It is the Senator Norton and Representative ation of $1,250,000 is to he spent by E. McQueen Gray, of Albuquerque, Elk Are Dying in Snow. use his veto power. western slope of the continental di- N. M., the foreign secretary of our first time such a thing has been done. Smith of Josephine have prepared the Harriman railroads In 1911. Most of the morning was consumed . . . . . . . Many details remain to be worked Bozeman, Mont.— Miners and woods for the benefit of their constituents. In the debate, with Fouts, Amme and vide to lrr|6ate lands on the eaa,ern The budget, said to be the largest j organization, who has been In cor respondence with many representa out, but the principal obstacle has men report that snow is unsually "I wish the governor would veto all Cottel of Multnomah, Rrownhill of slope. The Intermountaln company ever authorized by any railroad sys been overcome in securing the writ of these bills,” stated Senator Norton. Yamhill and Derby of Hood River claims a right prior to that of the tem, was completed at a meeting of tives during the last three or four deep in the W est Gallatin basin, ad ten consent of Ely, who recently flow Abraham’s bill classifying railroads the passenger representatives of the years, is hopeful that the foreign his Curtiss biplane on to the deck of jacent to the Yellowstone National and setting forth the rates for rail leading in the attack. Practically all I llsers ln the Grand valley. Union and Southern Pacific systems delegation in Chicago nezt December of those who talked in favor of the j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the cruiser Pennsylvania, with the un Park, and that elk and other big roads receiving a certain percentage held in Chicago. Within the week will be larger than ever before. bill were from the ranks of the i "The board of governors of the derstanding that an aviation squad game are dying of starvation. announcement was made of the in A of profits from their operation is “ standpatters." j AV IATOR S BRAVE B U LL ETS . congress, headed by R. Insinger, of shall be formed, of which he Is to tended double-tracking of both roads still in railroad committee of the drenching rain about a week ago, Senator Joseph's anti-trust bill had , -------- be the head and chief instructor. senate, but has not been quiescent at an expense of *75,000.000. The Spokane, Wash., Is actively at work, Ely has promised that two others of followed by a freeze, has coated the there, as it has resulted in many no place to lay its head. Uncere- Hamilton and Garroa Fly Over Juarez, advertising budget is to secure and with the assistance given by the basin with ice and made it impos monlously thrust forth from the sen Despite Warning, the Curtiss team will enlist with him warm arguments and debates. enough new business to operate the Chicago board of control and our sible for the animals to reach forage. ate committee on judiciary, where it j the coming convention and assist in the work of instruction. With only one or two dissenting had been sleeping since January 23,1 El Paso.— Charles K. Hamilton, system to capacity when the second members One farmer in that section reports The organization of the squad will votes, Sutton’s bill changing the pres it was given a glassy stare at the American aviator, flew his biplane track is completed, within five years. should be o f vital interest and in that about a dozen elk died within fluence." be completed as quickly as possible ent method of counting ballots in door of the revision of laws commit- j over Juarez and Roland G. Garros, Newspaper and magazine advertising with the intention of having It partic sight of his cabin last week. primary and general elections, passed is the central feature of the plan, but ipate in the Coast Artillery maneu IT ' bU8y 8‘ gn'' WS8 hU" 8 ° Ut Frenchman, in his Blériot monoplane. Illustrated pamphlets and lectures the house today. It provides that the everywhere. S H IP S T R I K E S ; A L L S A F E . vers of the San Francisco compan night election boards, instead of tak Child Labor Conference Called. With consideration of the senate1 crossed the international border a with demonstration cars and stereop- ies at the Presidio June 3 to 17, and ing up their duties when the polls good roads bills postponed in the | short distance yesterday. Only the ticons are to be financed from the Steamer Victoria in Blinding Snow New York.—It Is announced that those of the San Diego companies are closed, shall report at their re budget and advertising is to be Hits Rock*. July 1 to 15. the seventh annual Child Labor con spective polling places at 9 o’clock house until Friday, prospects of their day before Hamilton and other in- placed in publications ln foreign passage are bright Sentiment am ong. ternatIonal aytator8 had been warned Cordova, Alaska.— The steel steam ference under the auspices of the Na in the morning of election day countries. many representatives previously op ship Victoria, of tho Alaska Steam tional Child Labor Committee, will be and immediately begin counting the posed to them is changing as a bet- Meningitis Dread Over. a flight over Juarez would be ship company’s fleet, went on the New York.— The Rockefeller Insti held in Birmingham, Ala., on March ballots. ter understanding of the bills is ob- met with a storm of bullets from the rocks on Hlnchittbrook Island In a F I S H E R M E N GO T O D E A T H . tute for Medical Research announced 9, 10 and 11. The leading topics of tained in the house and in the rural federal troops now holding that city, thick snow storm Tuesday night. the conference will be "Uniformity Salem. Feb. 10.—With friends of that the effectiveness of anti menin districts. | The two left the ground within a The Victoria, which was carrying the senate good roads bills denounc Finnith Village on Ice Floe Wrecked gitis serum had been generally ac in Child Labor Legislation" and "The ------------- I few minutes of each other. passengers and freight from Seattle, ing methods used by some of the cepted by medical authorities Conservation of Childhood." Among and Hundreds Drown. Salem, Feb. 7.—Without a dis After reaching 1200 feet Hamilton hung on the rocks a short time, the lobbyists who have been working throughout the world and that the the speakers who will be heard at the . .. ... , crossed the Rio Grande and a half against them, the house took up con senting vote Viborg.— The Ice Roe on which rising tide lifting her off. A large the resolution carrying m,nute ,at„ had paased the Mexican new remedy had taken its place with conference are Colonel Roosevelt, sideration of the subject this morn the proposed amendment for the re customhouse, making the first aero- about 250 fishermen had established hole wa3 crushed in her bow and vaccine and dlptheria antitoxin as Governor Wilson, Miss Jane Addams, ing. The fate of the bills at present a village and which, after being she made water rapidly, but the for an improved agency for the protection P’elix Adler, Charles P. Ueill and Sen appears to be in doubt and great peal of the single tax county option plane reconnolssance ever made ln swept out to sea on Friday last, be ward bulkhead held, and Captain of public health. The serum will no ator William Borah, of Idaho. amendment passed the senate this U™® ° f actual warfare, fear is now expressed by many of came stranded near the Island of Davis at once crowded on all steam longer be free. The aviator on his return would and headed the damage vessel for the members that there will be no afternoon. The sister resolution also The New York City Board of not give out an interview, simply Heltskar, was partially destroyed by Nitchuck bay, where she arrived Snake Enmeshes Woman. good roads legislation at this session. passed after a struggle. _____ ___ “ there _____ appeared to be a a gale. Health has undertaken the production stating that safely. The opponents of the proposed One hundred of the fishermen es Sacramento, Cal.— Awakening to The amendment calling for the good-sized army ln Juarez.’ of the new serum, and for a short As soon as the Victoria struck tho caped to land, while numbers are time will supply urgent requests from find a six-foot snake entwined around measures resorted to desperate meas repeal of the single tax plan not ures last night. One of the stories known to have been drowned. Ice rocks, wireless calls were sent out. only received unanimous favor in outside the state. In this city the her foot and legs, Mrs. H. Swarthout, they circulated was that the mem the senate, but was championed by breakers have been sent to the These were picked up by the navy hoard will designate stations where American Artist Lost. wireless station here and by the of Berkeley, sister of the night clerk bers of the Umatilla county com two of the progressive leaders. Dlm- rescue. the remedy will be kept always on operator on the steamship Bertha, at a local hotel, aroused the entire mittee which came up to urge the Ick and McCulloch. Dlmlck assailed! Rome.— A general alarm has been hand. of the Alaska Coast company’s fleet. passage of the senate bills changed the single tax plan as a political] sent out for Henry Lawrence Wolfe, hostelry with her screams. Mayor of Seattle Is Recalled. The Bertha was only ten miles from minds after reaching the fraud upon the people and denounced of New York, a student of painting No one knows where the snake their ground and went home without urg came from. The reptile is being held Navarro Reception Is Off. as well, the men who perpetrated the at the American Academy, who h it Seattle. — Ry a vote of 31,983 the Victoria, and hurried at once to in close captivity, and the hotel man ing the passage of the bills. This is fraud with bitter invective. I been missing since last Monday after- against 25.992 and with hut three the Imperiled vessel's assistance. El Paso, Texas, Feh. 13.—Jefe Po agement has formed a vigilance com absolutely denied by Chairman Mann “ I tell you this state house Is full noon. W olfe Is 35 years old. He Is small precincts yet to hear from, the litico Martinez’ public reception to mittee. of the house roads and highways of spies. You can find them In credited by his friends with being n Rooeevelt Dam Is Ready. committee, who is strongly in favor every corner and they are camping matt of good habits Bed they can ad people of Seattle have recalled Mayor General Navarro, set for today, has Hiram C. GUI and elected George of the bills passed by the upper on every trail.” been indefinitely postponed. General New Wireless Record Made. j vance no theory as to why he should W. Dllllng to fill out the ttnexpired Washington.— The Roosevelt dam, Navarro did not arrive. Insurrecto That was the allegation hurled to- have disappeared. There are some term. The recall was on account of part of the Salt River Irrigation proj San Francisco.— It is claimed that house. ect in Arizona, has been completed couriers definitely located the Federal a world's record for wireless com Governor West believes that night by Senator Abraham before among the Americans who suggest leader at a lake a few miles south munication between ship and shore house bill 76, which amends section the committee on revision of laws, the possibility of kidnaping or the charges that an organized vice syn and will be opened on March 10. Ac dicate was protected by Chief of cording to a statement Issued by west of Ahumada, a station on the was made Sunday when a message 4751 of Lord’s Oregon laws ostensibly when discussion was up on the Sell "hlack hand” being connected with Police Charles W. Wappenstein, an the reclamation service, the last Mexican Central about 80 miles south. was received at a local station from for the purpose of limiting the gov Ing bill for the creation of a public; the absence of Wolfe, official whom Gill retained ln office The insurrecto forces are scattered the steamship Korea, 4492 miles ernor in appointing the members of examiner. stone was placed in position In the | --------------------------- over the dally protests of thousands parapet walls February 5. The ex between Ahumada and Juarez, where away. Early yesterday morning the the state board of pharmacy to regis The Selling bill provides for the o f citizens and the two leading daily ercises ln connection with the open 102-Year-Old Newsy III. ever they can find pasture and wa local operator heard a faint call from tered pharmacists actively engaged in appointment of an examiner for two newspapers of the city. ing will continue three days. Ex- ter. The country for 100 miles south the Korea. The message came faint the retail drug business, affects the years and then the office Is to be Chicago. — Orasmtts Page, Joliet’s of here is practically a desert. Presldent Roosevelt will be present, section named so that It does not come elective. ly. but could be distinguished: oldest "newsboy,” who for years has together with Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss The tariff Issue was precipitated , . ... „ ... Avenge Death of Anarchists. •Steamer 4492 miles out: all well." provide for a state board of phar Ethel and his son. Archie. The dam The operator repeated the message macy and repeals the provisions of Into the house this morning In the beon a familiar fig,ire at the railroad Pact Wipes Out Family. Tokio.— Rumors of a conspiracy to is 284 feet high. It is 1080 feet long the old section providing for the ap form of a memorial to President station, where he sellg newspapers. Is and received an "O. K." nointment of a state board of Taft, asking for a special session ill and, owing to his age, little hope kill the mikado were received today on top, covered by a 20-foot roadway. Oxford, Me.,—In fulfillment of a pharmacy. It practically abolishes of congress to revise the tariff. The jg ent(»rtalned for his recovery. Page In the way of the report that a num compact made with her husband dur Explosive Shells Pierce Armor. the state hoard of pharmacy. memorial was presented by Derby this month will complete his 102d ber of American anarchists had ar ing his lingering illness, which death King's Critic I* Banned. Washington.— The trial of high ex The bill has gone to the governor of Hood River and Fonts of Mult- j-par 0{ pfp He t*>canle m m0re rived at Yokohama on board the ended yesterday, Mrs. Lynwood S. plosive shells against the armor plate Paris.— A threatened British boy for his approval, having passed both nomah and will undoubtedly lead to jbnn a week ago. but continued at steamer Tenyo. The police have re Keene took her own life today after target yesterday on the ram Katah houses. cott has made it necessary for Ed a spirited debate. having fatally shot her 14-year-old j din, near the mouth of the Potomac work until Saturday, when he gave doubled their vigilance and it Is re ward H. James to find another ported that a number of arrests have son. Gerald. The compact was found River, was successful. Four 12-Inch printer for the Liberator. The up and his wife, who is 95 years old been made secretly. According to a Good Roads Bill Again. In a sealed envelope in the woman’s shells fired by the monitor Talla printing firm that has been doing delivered papers and sold them to Sailor Boarding House Doomed. rumor a number of American anar Salem. Feh 9 —Consideration of all room. Keene was once a prosperous hassee struck the target and corn- the work notified him that they had passengers boarding trains. chists have Joined with the Japanese Salem. Feb. .7— The doom of the farmer. but. according to the compact, pletely penetrated It at a range of sennte and house hills pertaining to been Informed by a deputation from "reds" and plan to do away with the construction of permanent roads will sailor boarding house as It is now the family had become Impoverished nearly five miles. The result is a the Rritlsh Chamber of Commerce emperor to avenge the death of Four Stockmen Missing. and discouraged during his long sick decided victory for the armor-piercing he taken up in the house at 10 o'clock known to Portland was sounded yes here that If they continued the pub Kotoku and his I t companions. tomorrow morning. Since the first terday when the senate by unanl- ness. He was 37 years old and his shells at battle ranges. lication o f the paper that libeled Kaglevllle, Cal.— Harry Cambron. of the week the advocated of the rnous vote passed Representative John Laxgaue. R. Indlano and P. wife a year or two younger. I ---------------------- — King George, they would cause the bills urged by the Good Roads asso Abbott's blll placing the license fee Krrasmuspe, four wealthy stockmen --------------------------------------- ' Mine Victims’ Bodies Recovered. establishment to lose other and more Alfonso Has One Foe Les*. ciation have made inroads in the op for such houses at $2.,0 and dl- who have bepn missing since Janu- important business. Sunday Work la Opposed. Trlnldml. Colo —The bodies o f tho Madrid.—One great menace to the two remaining victims of the Coke position which for a time threatened vorcing the shipping of sailors from ary t are believed by the authorities Grain Exporters Complain. reign of King Alfonso was removed There is the hoarding house business. The |Q have been murdered. The four Chicago. Several hundred clergy- , dale mine disaster were recovered to defeat these measures Washington— Kerr, Gifford * Co. men In Chicago have started a move- from the mine and brought to Trini- still considerable opnosltion to the bill now goes to the governor. With- mpn |pG (.amp January 1 to go to a when Juan Costa, leader of the Span bills sent over front the sennte and a out the remunerative business of sb)»e p camp seven miles distant Ish republicans, died here. Costa and Ralfour. Guthrie & Co., of Port ment, furthered by the Chicago Chris Arrangements have been made ♦i«« ____ ,, .. for a Joint funeral of the victims lively and protracted debate Is eer shipping the sailors at $30 each, the through a country that they knew was regarded as the strongest figure land. have filed a complaint with the flan Kmleavor l nlon, to relieve mall state Minp tnspoolor rtalrvmplo ar tain to attend their consideration t o boarding house will lose Its.glory as well and In which they could not pos Interstate commerce commission ! a profit making Institution. sibly have been lost. They were ac In the propaganda, and his death. It against the O.-W. R. & N „ alleging clerks and carriers o f Sunday work rived at Cokedale and Immediately morrow. customed to the rigors of winter. j is believed, may mean a drifting that that company does not expend A special committee of the union out- began an investigation of the disaster apart of the republican factions which lined the campaign, which the Min- The coroner’s Inquest will be held Woman Suffrage Action Proposed. Jealous of Governor West. he had largely held together since sufficient money In fixing up cars Isters’ Association of the Episcopal, next Wednesday. Kansas Rejects Recall. Salem. Feb. 9 —That ever recurring Salem. Feb. 7. — Relieving Gov the execution of Professor Ferrer at for carrying grain. Under Us rules Methodist, Christian, Roman C a t h -------------------- _ _ _ the O.-W. R. ft N. agrees to expend Topeka. Kan.— The recall for state Barcelona. subject-—woman suffrage — has again ernor West would receive credit from ollc, Jewish and other denominations Chinese Deported From Texas, ! only *2 per car In making them Invaded Oregon's legislative halls the people of the state for inspiring °fficers was defeated In the^ senate indorsed. flM Antonio. Tox.— Sixty CfeiMM Representative Rrownhill today In through his special message the in- ^ f I*10 decisive vote of 23 tn 15. This available for cargoes of grain, and It Whiskey Wa* for Medicine. were deported from Texas. Five were troduced a concurrent resolution pro vestlgation Into the office of State on* of pledges made by both Washington—On evidence that a is alleged In the complaint that there Clara Barton Will Live. I started from San Antonio, another posing the submission to the voters Dairy and Food Commissioner J. W parties In their platforms. bottle of whiskey which he carried is frequently much loss of freight ln Washington — The condition of Miss was picked up at IVI Rio and 54 In the general election next year of Railey, members of the Rnwerman --------------------------- through the Rlackfoot Indian reserva transit. Clara Barton, founder of the Red awaited the coming of the prison a constitutional amendment giving wing In the senate and house at Employes Under Arm y Rule, tion In Montana was for medicinal Cross, who has been ill with bron train at El Paso. They traveled women the right to vote The reso- tacked the committees which made Washington.— The treasury depart Suffrage Killed In Montana. chltls at her home In a suburb o f , over the Southern Pacific railroad lutlon goes further and would have the inquiry during the session this ment has ordered all customs pm purposes. President Taft has par Guy Livingston. Dunkirk. Helena. M ont— The house killed Washington, has so greatly Improved under guard and In cars especially the Oregon legislature give Its in morning and attempted to prevent ployes on the Mexican border to doned Livingston had the woman suffrage bill by refusing that Dr. J. B. If. Hubell, of Glen j constructed with barred windows and dorscnient to the proposed amend the legislators from receiving the work tinder tho direction of the mlll- Mont., ranchman. been fined *100 and sentenced to 60 to reconsider the rote by which It Echo, regards her as out of danger, doors. ment. M - Jl J iJ T ih -W report tary commanders of their districts. days In Jail. failed of a two-thlrda majority. Mexican Insurrectos Fulliil Threat Made to Federáis. Duke of Mecklenburg Says “ Pull T o gether in Business." Bremen.— Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg, Regent of Brunswick, uttered a remarkable warning to Ger mans of all classes in speaking at a banquet here, which was attended by leading commercial men, ship owners, manufacturers aud army officers. "Under the German tlag,” said the Duke, "we see a wild competition by everybody against everybody else. It is this that Is breaking up German interests while other nations are con centrating all their efforts by work Ing together. ‘Many look anxiously at the Ger man flag flying from the ship masts and ask themselves when it will give place to the Union Jack or the tri color, or even the yellow dragon; the call should go up here before it is too late, ‘everybody to work.’ " I appeal to shipbuilders, ship own ers, mine owners, industrial men and all others, to draw together like other people for the benefit of the whole and thus secure a proper position among the nations for German com merce and shipping." 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