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K# A N X IO U S FOR TRIAL. Borah WIN Do Nothing to Legal Proceedings. FAIR 18 FAILURE. W O U LD MAKE RED W HITE. Uriel* Ram Can’t Oat Money from Jamestown. Experts Find Signal Lights Have Two Meanings on Railroads. JTWaahiogton, Aug. 20.— Uncle Sam may become gatekeeper at tbe Jl town exposition this weak. He mate r ia lly aaaiated in flcanolng the under taking, bat hae been unable to get hts money back according to agreement Asa latent Secretary of the Tieaaurer Edwards ia now upon the «onferanoe with those in charge, and anises some definite amurance can be jdven that installmant payments w ill be made on the goveramsot loan, he may place a representative at the gates to take charge of the reeeipts. A t the treasury department it ia stated that patienoe has been exhausted waiting for some evidence to be shown o f a serious intention to telm bonb the government. By an act of congrem ♦ 1 , 000,000 was advanced out of the public treasury to aid in the opening of the fair, and with the consent of the exposition ootnpany it was stipulated that 40 per cent of the groM receipts would be paid the government in July, when the first installment on the loan was due, and that on August 1 and every half month thereafter $ 100,000 should be paid. Weather and other conditions were n d ven e to the exposition at the begin ning, and delay in installing exhibits kept many visiton away. Washington, Aug. St.— The beard of experts appointed to investigate the signal system of railroads of the U n it ed States w ill be confronted at the out set with the feet that there baa been completed a mace or Tees startling reve lation in block-signal practice during recant years. This is nothing lass than obanging the universal and time-hoo- ored white light from a safety signal to a danger signal. Ever sines block-signaling w e n tin to effect on American railways, and; even before that time, the white light at night has been notice of safety to men on “ bead en d ." I t still is so on a ma jority of lines, but generally managers throughout the country have deeided almost without exception that the best signal praetioe discards the white light as e sign of “ d e e r ahead” and transfer its meaning to “ something wrong; stop im m ediately.'’ This revised langauge has become such because of the fact that it has been discarded from the signal lexicon of the best authorities and by many of tbe largest railway systems of the United States. Impede Boise, Idaho, Ang. 23.— The steto» meat made by Attorney General Bona parte that Senator Borah was to be given an Immediate trial was shown to District Attorney Ruick, and h# was asked if be had received any word from Attorney General Bonaparte respecting tbe trial of Senator Borah. H e replied that he had nothing to say. When ashed as to tbe date far the convening of oourt next month, he replied that the sum ion would take up September 9, The matter referred to Is the reported indictment o f Senator Borah by the United BUtes grand Jury that M l here in March. No official statement on tbe subject had ever bean made until the torney general rave out the statement nt from Washington. Tbe under- - f o - g is that aa indictment wee found charging the senator.with having bad some irregular connections with timber Uaneaetfcas under which the irber Lumber company acquired title to certain timber lands. G n a t aeersoy was maintained about the whole matter at the time tbe grand jury was in ses sion and nothing>h*tever of an official character had been given tc the public until tbe department of justice gave out the stetement that an immediate trial ia to be given the aenabtor. That If tbe first official utterance indicating an indictment was found. I m b u e d w it h hope G oes O ver the Testimony. Waabingon, Aug. 21.— Attorney Gen eral Bonaparte conferred several hours today with District Attorney 81ms, of Chicago, going over the testimony taken in tbe Standard Oil trial at Chicago to determine to what extent the evidence Seek Bank Otarte and 811,000. given by Harriman and other Chicago Washington, Ang. 24.— Edwin H. A Alton officials would render them Potts, until a few days ago a trusted immune to prosecution growing out of em ploye of tbe American National tbe so-called Alton deal. bank, is being sought by the polios on a charge of stealing $ 11,000 worth of Redding Men Recommended. Erie railroad stock certificates. W uhington, Aug. 17.— Senators Parkins and Flint have recommended Fester Work on Canal. that Judge Edward Sweeny, of Red Washington, Ang. 22.— The Isth ding, be appointed superintendent of mian canal commission w ill expedite the mint at Ban Francisco to succeed «anal excavating 20 par cent by con Frank Leach. tracting for 14 new steam shovels In addition to the 60 now working. W ireless Stations on Coast. Washington, Ang. 21.— l b s Army and Navy departments have arranged to co-operate in maintaining wireless communication between Nome end S t Michaels, Alaska, and Seattle and Ban Franolaco. Specimen for Mining Congress. Joplin, Mo., Ang. 28.— The produc tion of lead and sine in the Missouri- Kansas district this veer w ill be larger than ever before. Last year the pro duction amounted to more than $16,- 000,000. Daring the 32 weeks o f this year the district has produced almost $12,000,060 worth. Great oare is be ing tak*n to get fine ore specimens for the exhibit to tbe be made at the Amer ican Mining congress which convenes here in November. Recently a piece of lead ora weighing 1,600 pounds waa hoisted from a mine at Granby, Mo. Strike Nears End. San Francisco, Ang. 28.— A fters heat ed meeting of this general strike com mittee Supervisor Tveltmoe, who is a member of the oommittee, said: “ W e w ill all ride in a week. United Rail roads bond holders are affecting a set tlement of the strike. A thousand men w ill apply for reinstatement on tbe can on a day to be set soon. Recog nition of tbe union w ill not be die- cussed. Honrs and wages w ill be set tled between the men and the eompany. Buffalo to Aid Cutter Patrol. Washington, Ang. 21 .— Naval trans port Buffalo sailed for Puget sound «laws Yet to Conquer World. yesterday to assist the revenue cutters The Hague, Ang. 28.— The olase to*. in petrolling the sealing waters ia the ly Of the eighth International Zionist vicinMy of tbe Pribiyloff islands. oongrees, which has been in sssslon in this city sines August 14, was marked Ordered'to Bremerton Yard. Portland Mian Gets Clerkship. with great enthdaiaam. Dr. David Washington, Aug. 24.— Assistant En- Washington, Ang. I I . — Jack J. W o- W olfs, of Ofitogne, delivered the clos Inesr A . 0 . Bertram, U . S . N., has chos, of Portland, hag been appointed a ing speech. He said, among other ordered te doty a t Ike Puget clerk in the offiee of the shipping 00 m- things, that the Jewish people mart at 8 a “ ” ’ yetoonqusr the world. Hold Examination at Boise. Washington, Aug. 23.— l b s C ivil Service commission announces that «lerk-cstrier examinations for His post- office service w ill be held at Boise, Ida- Bo, August 26. Three Trains East Daily »dard u4 THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO tourtet K een tourtet weekly C a d s G a te Canyon of Canyon, M arshall and Ta th a WorkUFamoos Royal •«S a ra T. to W . C M cBRID E, G sM arnl 214 T hird S t, 7:1» a. ah a rra n e t Malt “ It* d U U W .lU .U w if tow. te«*“ *’* * 1- laee, Pullman, MtnneapolU, St. PaoL Duluth. Mil waukee, Chicago and Kart. Pot fuller Information nah or write your wartrt Uckrt agtnt, or IU L H HARRIMAN W AS OW NER. Washington, Ang. 24. — President Gompera said today that the American Federation of Labor wonld probably une tbe National Manufacturera’ ■elation on tbe charge of the conspiracy in beginning s concerted effort for in juring organised labor. » . union P a c ific . Portland Operators Far From Dis couraged Over Situation. In Control o f Chicago It Alton When Portland, Aug. 28.— There was noth Granted Immunity- * Settling Zone Difference. in g in tbs oountanancm of the little New York, Aug. 28.— A Washington Washington, Aug. 81.— Secretary «u p of telegraph operators gathered "Taft before leaving concluded arrange special to tbe Herald says: 1 the strike headquarters at tbe Es That E. H . Harriman was in control ments with re presen tativM of tne mond hotel last night that would indi United States of Colombia and Panama of the Chicago A Alton railroad when c a te discouragement over tbe situation. it made its “ immunity” bargain with l o t the settlement of the They discussed with earnestness rations the department of Justice and 91 ve evi $E» m countries and the United phases of the program of tbe strike. grow in g out of the separation of Pana dence which led to the imposition of a They say: $89,240,000 fins upon the Standard Oil m a and the creation of the canal sone. ” W e have tbe wires tied up a ll over I t providea for three treaties, one of oompany was established today, when the oountry in spite o f reports to the it waa officially learned that the prom which, if approved by the president oontrary. W hy, if a man puts a ms And Secretary Root, probably w ill be ise of Immunity was extended in Jane, g e x » the wire, say, at Chicago for a 1906. The Alton, under the Joint con went to the next eeseion of coast point it is more than likely to flo trol agreement revealed by the Inter np Into the air before fairly getting u state Commerce commission, is now Ask Guard for der way. Ha has no way to find oof Washington, Aug. 28.— Representa controlled by the Chicago, Rock Island whether it got started, even, or not. A Pacific railroad, dominated by- the tiv e s of the telegraph companies visitad “ We have daily reports from tbe th e W ar department todey, asking for Moore brothers, but in Jane, 1906, it chief offioers in the East and letters in waa controlled by Mr. Harriman. •oIdlers at Ash Fork, Arts., to protect every mail and oan m y that Portland Whether M r. Harriman knew of tbe th e operatore against another attack seems to have a better eervioe today -General Bell advised them to apply to Immunity bargain cannot be learned then any plaoe in the country, and you th e governor of Arisooa. I f tbe gov- .here and w ill not be known antil C. B. know wbat we have here. The latest •einor decided that troops are necamary. Mprrison, who, aa United States Dis we have from Chicago i s ’ the dispatch l i e would so request President Roose trict attorney in Chicago, gave tbe received this evening stating that out velt, who undoubtedly would honor the promise of immunity with the approval of the 1,700 operators in that city w e of Attorney General Moody, arrives request. have not lost a man through desertion. here on Monday. “ W e also hear that a strike bos Keeps Ahead o f Budget. taken effect among the strikebreakers Uncle Sam Makes Good. Washington, Aug. 88 .— Pan-Ameri in that city. I t teems that the com' can canal construction work ia proceed North Yakima, Waah., Aug. 22.— peny makes no distinction between ing faster than .was calculated in the Mrs. W ilbur Spencer, who lost $109 in first-class operators and novices in tbe ceti mete presented te congress. This paper currency in a fire which destroy mettter cf pay.” .year’s work w ill cost $ 8 , 000,000 mare ed her home in Toppeniah some time than the appropriation, owing to the has recovered $40 of it from the M AN N ING W ILL PR O SE C U T E . rapidity of construction. Colonel Goe rnited States Treasury. Mrs. Spenoer th e la, however, w ill continue to work feend tbe charred remnants of two $20 in advance of tbe appropriation, ex certificates after the fire and gave them District Attorney Will Investigate Fall- ure o f Portland Bank. pecting that congress w ill make good. to Cashier Goodrich, of the local bank. « ------ 1 - ■ - -i- M r. Goodrich forwarded the two pieces Portland, A s * . 23.— Two announce Navy Officiala Start of paper to the treasury, together with ments stand ont as the most important Washington, Aug. 84.— Brigadier affidavits setting forth the foots of the developments yesterday in the Oregon General Murray, ohief of artillery, and case, and a reply was promptly re Trust A Savings bank failure: Dis Commander Spenoer Wood, of tbe ceived. trict Attorney Manning’s statement navy, rtarted for the Pacific coast, that he would prosecute the officers and where they w ill lay out the ao-ealled Delegates Fever Arbitration. directors a t the bank i f his investiga defense aea areas, similar to The Hague, Aug. 22.— Nearly all tions warranted sooh action, and Prasi tablisbed on the At lent io coast. They governments have instructed their dent W. H . Moore’ s amurance that tbe w ill visit Seattle, Portland, San Fran- peace delegation to endeavor to bring bank’s assets would be able to pay the ■cisoo and San Diego. about some obligatory arbitration, else depositors dollar for dollar if he were the establishment of s permanent oourt given reasonable time, unhampered by Cutter Manning Hita Rock. of arbitration in order to save the con criminal prosecution or Federal bank Washington, Aug. 20.— A telegram ferenoe from a failure. Efforts of dele ruptcy proceedings. reoelved by the Treasury department gates are now directed towards the ar< Bitting as a grand jury this morning, reports that tbe revenue cotter Man -rangement of a treaty with Germany, District Attorney Manning w ill hear ning yesterday ran upon an uncharted which oountry had thus far opposed a the testimony of depositors who en rook near Valdes, Alaska. Aa Captain world treaty on the ground that it trusted funds to the Oregon Trust A •Cantwell added that he proceeded to would minimise arbitration. Savings bank on Tuesday, the hut day 49itka for repairs, it is believed the of its existence. I f this evidence shall Manning is not seriously damaged. Northwest Postal Affairs. be that officials of the bank aooepted Washington, Ang. 22.— Rural route deposits after the institution was in T a ft Is O ff to Manila. Washington, Ang. 80. — Secretary No 4. has been ordered established Oc solvent, active prosecution w ill be "Taft left here today on the first stage of tober 19, at Vancouver, Clark ooonty, started and Mr. Manning promises to his trip to Manila. He is expected to Washington, serving 600 people and land tbe guilty in the penitentiary. A complaint has bean made oat for make a notable speech in Columbus, O. 116 families. Albert L- W est has been appointed tbe arrest o f the offioers of tbs bank A t 8 eattle ha w ill be Joined by mem bers of his fam ily, Mr. Taft w ill re regular, with W/ J. Edwards substi and s Tuesday depositor w ill sign tbe ta ra in Deoember, vis Saex, completing tute, rural carrier far routs No. 3 at oomplaint today, should Mr. Manning’s Sherwood, Oregon. Joseph Tracker has investigation prove the truth of the * trip sroand the world. ■ III.— ■ ■ ■ ■ - ! . I been appointed postmaster at Goshen, accusations already made by late de positors. Wash., vice P . G. Cooke, resigned. Federation Asks Damages. Railroad Selection Approved. Washington, Ang. 28.— The secre ta ry of the interior has approved the selection of 400 seres of land by the Northern Pacific railroad in the Ooeor d ’Alene land distriot, Idaho. B SEE N A T U R E ’S WONDROUS H A N D IW O R K c H Reduced Rates East UKRAY, CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R. TIM E C ASO HO. 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