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IS S U E S P R O C L A M A T IO N .
FARMERS
President Set« Apart November 28 as
Day o f Thanksgiving.
U N C L E S A M ’S M E A T T R A D E .
TO O VALUABLE TO BE SO LD .
O v»r T in Billion Dollars Re presen- Japanese Say Philippines Thrive Un-
taS In Industry In America.
der American Rule.
REA D THE
Washington, Oct. 28.— The presi­
dent's annual Thanksgiving proclama­
tion. issued Saturday, selecting Thurs­
day, November 28, for the people to as­
semble to pray that they may be given
strength so to order their lives as to de­
serve a continuation of the manifold
blessings of the past year, triumphant­
ly declares that nowhere in* the world
is there soch an opportunity for a tr
people to develop to the fullest extent
all powers of body, mind and character.
"D uring the pact year we have been
free from famine, from pestilence, from
w a r," it declares.
"O u r natural re­
sources are at least as great as those of
any nation. Mach has been given us
from on high and much w ill rightly bs
« * P « t e d of us In retara. Into our caw
the 10
we
to be pardoned neither If we
squander and waste them, nor yet if we
hide them in a napkin.
" W e should earnestly pray that the
spirit of righteousness may grow great­
er in the hearts of all and that our souls
may be inclined even more toward the
virtues that tell o f gentleness, for lov­
ing kindness and forebcaranoe one with
another, for without these qualities
neither nstlon nor individual can r l
to the level of greatness."
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Washington, Oct. 23.— Mail advices
'o
from Manila report that Akaaa Tanks,
the Japanese consul for the Ph ilip­
pines, has recently concluded his first
visit to . the southern islands. Upon
his return to Manila, the oonsul said
that the great natural wealth of the
fr i- 1
Southern Philippines astonished him
and that bs can readily see that the
United States w ill « e v e r desire to sell
the islands.
He was very much impressed atoo
with the m ilitary government of the,
Moro provinces. He considers it one
of tha most affective and practienal sys­
tems that oould be devised for the
Moron.
"T h e M o ro ," be said "seems to be
bright and honest, and w ill, under tha
present system of government, develop
into a fine eitisen some day, aa have
the natives of tbe mountains of For­
mosa under the Japanese government.
"Everybody in the southern islands
seems to be talking hemp and oopra
and leaving politics to shift for them­
F IX E S B A IL IN G D A T E .
selves, and there seems to be no ques­
tion of race, or anything except tbe de­
velopment of the country.
This and All Plana Com ptais for Flsot to Boil
for Pacifie December 18.
bettering their own condition seem to
L IT 8 L E C O K E O N C O A S T .
occupy Americans, Japanese and F ill
Washington, Oct. 28. — Secretary
ptnoe, and I think that this account for Metcalf today announced that it was
Washington Only 8tate Which Pro­
the present prosperity," said M r. Akaaa definitely settled that the Atlantic fleet M
p
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duces Any Amount.
Tsuka.
w ill leave Hampton Roads ou December
Washington, Oct. 28.— Washington
16 for its cruise to the Pacific coast.
is the only one of the Pacific coast
This announcement'followed a confer­
W A T ER S A C R A M E N T O LAND.
states which produces coal of quality
ence held at the* W hits House, to
suitable for the manufacture of coks. Irrigation ffrojact Approved for 12,000 which the president summoned Secre­
The ookemaking operations of Wash­
tary Metcalf, Rear Admiral Evans, who
__ -— Acres Near O r land.
ington are not of special importance
w ill command the fleet on its cruise to
Washington, Oct. 22.— The secretary the Pacifie, and Rear Admiral Brown-
when compared with the output of
•other ookemaking states, but they are of the interior has definitely approved son, chief of the bureau of navigation
o f interest as establishing the fact that the allotment of $660,000 for the oon- of the Navy department. The confer­
it la possible to produce metallurgical strution of the Or land irrigation project ence was called to oontinne more in de­
in Saramento valley, Cal., and tbe final tail the cabinet meeting discussion of
coke from Pacific coast coal.
There are five coke establishments in plans for tbe necessary work w ill naval affaira. The discussion related
the state, three of which made coke in promptly be prepared by the reclama­ particularly.to details of tha Atlantic
1906. Two plants, having a total of tion service, after which construction fleet’ s cruise to the Pacific.
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. ' Omaha. Chiosco, 8po-
81 ovens, have been idle during the can commence.
I t is understood that matters~'were in
; wertet sleeping «e n daily to Kansas
On Deoember 18, 1906, the a llot­ such shape that the president was thor­
last two years.
The production in
through Pallai aa tourist alecplng ears
soade its d) weakly to Chisago,
1906 amounted to 46,642 short tons, ment was made, subject to the usual oughly informed on ail important item*
,,j retllning ohalr ears (Mata M s)
valued at $226,977, against 63,137 conditions, wjth the proviso that 12,- in the itinerary. Admiral Evans, w^o
ahort tons, valued at $261,717, in 1906. 000 acres of land be pledged. The peo­ has been confined to his apartments on
Ansi ve
A l l of the oaal used in ookemaking in ple in the valley not only have compli­ account of an indisposition, looked and
N fllt
M M
Or-
Washington in 1906 was washed. Two ed with tbeae conditions but tha land declared himself to be much improved
ta * une. Dearer, Ì«ep .m .
o f the plants used washed run-of-mine, subscriptions aggregate in excess of tbe in health.
The bureau of
f l Werta-Omeha.
apd one plant used washed slack. The lim it placed by the secretary of tha in­ affaira today reoelved a cabiegam from
washed run-of-mlne coal amounted to terior.
Governor General Smith, of tha Phili]
fiee T
Tbe Or!and project contemplates tl
70,686 tons and the washed slack to 6,-
pines, asking that tha Atlantic fleet 1
211 tons. The ookemaking industry of storage of water in the foothills on tl
permitted to visit Manila daring tl
7:11a.m.
■N* Lake, Denver,
Wahington began in 1884, when 400 headwaters of Stony ereek, and its d
week beginning February 10, in order
HK. Worth, Omaha,
version and use in the vicinity of tl
tons of coke were produoed.
Kaaaaa
City,
St.
to attend to pre-Lenten festivities
^eula,< ;hlpago end
town of Orland. It is considered I
The fact that the fleet w ill not
integral part of a scheme (or the gener­ arrived in Pacific waters by that
Williamson Case Does Over.
f f alla Walle. Lewü-
Wahington, Oct. 24.— Argument in al development of the (8acramento val- precludes this.
ton, Spokane. W al­ StfOe. m.
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Mr. Metcalf stated that the question
th e case of ex-Bepresentative J. N. i«y-
le « . Full man.
Min nea polli, St.
of allowing newspaper
Williamson
was today indefinitely
reul. Duluth. Mil­
Weatgate Gats Appointment.
to accompany the fleet
postponed by the United 8tates Su­
waukee, Chicago «
Washington, Oct. 26.— I f any fight and the conclusion reached not to allow
and Inet.
preme court in order to afford the at­
torney general an opportunity to pre­ is being made on G. A . Weatgate, re­ newspaper man aboard, hot that officers
Vor fallar Information ask or write yonr
pare his argument.
The motion to cently indorsed for surveyor general of of the fleet would be designated to send Is e ie t ticket agent, or
postpone made by the government was Oregon, it w ill probably prove futile. such news as might be thought desir­
lO f. M c M U R R A Y ,
resisted by the attorneys for W illiam - Mr. Westgate’a commission was for­ able to make public.
M M ral I
won, who were anxious to push the case warded to the president while be was
to immediate bearing, it having been on his bear hunt, and was returned to T W O -C E N T F A R E P R O F IT A B L E .
originally eet for argument today. As the W hite House several day« ago,
tha president's signature. Tw o Roads In M issouri Make Money
customary in such cases, the court bearing
Senator Bourne says he understands the
granted a postponement.
Under New Law.
commission was forwarded to Mr.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 28.— Having
Weatgate Immediately upon receipt at
Northwest Postal Affairs.
found the two-cent taro profitable, two
Washington, Oct. 26.— Washington the W hite House. Mr. Weatgate w ill of the railroads operating in Missouri
postmasters appointed:
Christopher, be authorised to assume charge o f tbe have decided to give the new taw an­
Maurice W . Thompson, vice J. A . office aa soon as he qualifies. '
other month’s trial.
Shod, resigned; Eagleton, John E.
Herbert S. Hadley, attorney general
Report on Land Grants.
Bunker, vice Niel Anderson, resigned;
of Missouri, said this morning that he
O ’ Brien, Anns K . Burke, vice F. 8.
Washnigton, Oct. 24.— A . McD. Mc- had Information from a reliable source
Warner, resigned; Richmond, Ralph Blair, special assistant to the attorney that two of the railroads operating in
P . 8t. John, vioe 8. E. Holloway, re- general, who has been assisting B. D. Missouri bad found the 2-cent fare to
«lgn ed. Elmer E. Hales has been ap­ Townsend in the investigation of the be profittable.
pointed regular, A. H . Kirby, substi­ Oregon A California land grant oaeaJn
"T h e auditors o f two of the railroads
When Mr.
tute, rural carrier, routes 1 and 2, at Oregon, w ill report soon.
y the 2-cent rate baa proved profit­
Adams, Oregon.
Townsend’ s report is received, steps able, while others take a different view
w ill be taken by the department look­ of i t , " said M r. Hadley.
Will Modify Qreeley Order.
ing to tbe preparation of a bill, special
The tact that the railroads can’t
Washington, Oct. 22.— The W ar de­ counsel w ill be engaged and the case
• on the proposition caused them
partment w ill probably amend the or­ w ill be taken into court in the hope of to decide to give it another month’s
ders issued by General Greeley, gov­ compelling the railroad company to trial before going into court again. I
erning the practioe ride of offioers of the dispose of its surplus land in accordance shall not take any further steps in tbe
department of tbe Columbia, so as to With tha terms of the grant.
matter nnleea the railroads make a
make them conform to orders observed
move. I shall be satisfied if they de­
Takes Up Meat Packers’ Casa.
elsewhere. The department w ill only
cide to oontinne the 2-oeut rate indefi­
reqoire officers to be examined by serv­
Washington, Oct. 24.— The Supreme n itely .'’
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ice surgeons before and after the ride. court of the United States today took
The secretary of war has authorised the jurisdiction of the meat packers’ case
Senator Owen for Suffrage.
erection of a gymnasium at Ft. Casey, wherein the Armour, Swift, Morris and
Muskogee, I . T., Oet. 28.— The ad­
Wash., to ooat approximately $20,000. Cudahy packing companies were fined vocates of women suffrage w ill find s
$16,000 for aooeptlng a preferential rata powerful ally in Robert L. Owen, sen­
from the Chicago, Burlington A Quincy ator eleet from Oklahoma.
Wall Losaa Rich Mina.
Senator
Washington, Oct. 24.— The Sup­ railroad, on shipments of meat for ex­ Owen has long held strong ideas rela­
reme court today deolded the case of port from Mississippi river points to tive to the rights of women to the bal­
Leonidas M. Lawson and others versus the Atlantic seaboard. The case in­ lot. Last fall when the constitutional
the United States Mining company fa­ volves the application of tbe Elkins convention was in session in Guthrie,
he openly espoused tbe cause and as­
vorably to the company. The case in­ act to export shipments.
sisted in every way he oould to get a
volves a question aa to tbe right to fol­
Earthquake Is Indian Oesan.
favorable clause in tbe eonatitution.
low mineral veins from the apex in the
Jourdan extension, Northern Light and
Washington, Oct. 23.— The Weather Colonel] )won is also a "w h ite ribbon-
never touches liquor in any
other mines In the West Mountain dis­ bureau today announoed that Ha instru­ « V
trict, near Brfgham, Utah.
ments registered an earthquake begin­ form.
ning at U o’clock laatnightand lasting
Indicted for Grafting.
until early this morning, and that its
Commissioners Haar Complaints.
Indianapolis, Oct. 28.— The Marion
Washington, O ct 24.— The nqemben origin may have been at a point weal of
o f the Interstate Commerce commission Australia, in the Southern Indian ooaan. oounty grand jury has rsturnsd indict­
go this week to various parts of tha I t is believed to have been of considera­ ments against Henry Marshall, of La­
, fayette, president of the Western Con­
country to hear hundreds of com­ ble intensity at it origin.
struction company, and formerly speak­
plaints. Chairman Knapp goes to New
er of tha Indiana house of representa­
Northwest Postal Affairs.
York, Commissioner Prouty to Buffalo,
St. Louis, Kansas City and Denver, and
Washington, Oct. 23.— Charles E. tives. George W . Baxter, cashier of
Commissioner Clarke to Kansas City. Mac Lean has been appointed regular, the oompany, was indicted also. The
A il told, 2,700 complaints w ill be Margaret E. Mac Lean substitute, rural company has contracts with the city of
heard.
carrier, route 1, at Georgetown, Wash. Indianapolis for repairing asphalt
Washington post masters appointed— streets. Harry ffrunangb, agent of the
.Barrad from Uaa of Malls.
McCormick, Arthur N. Regas, vice H. oompany, has been brought hack.
Washington, Oct. 24.— The post­ W . McCormick, resigned; Plata, Har­
Considers Suez Route.
master general issued an order denying vey H. Mott, vioe W . J. Nickerson, re­
t b « right ol the Health Appliance com­ signed.
Rome, Oct. 28.— The United States
pany, of Seattle, to hereafter use tbe
consuls at Naples, Palermo and Mami­
Bourne Stays in Washington.
mails. This is a reputed quack medi­
na have received instruction« from
cal ooncern of unsavory character. -
Washington, Oct. 25. — Senator Washington to aaoertain what amount
Bourne w ill not return to Oregon be­ of ooal and provisions tha three oities
Riant to Receive Warships.
fore the oonvenlng of oon greet. He can supply on short notfos. Tbe in­
Wahington, Oet. 24.— Secretary Mat- finds that various matters of import­ quiry is believed here to im ply that the
ca lf today received a communication ance to the state require his presence in United States Navy department contem­
from San Francimo sailing forth plana Washington sad he believes he eon ao- plates sending part of tha Atlantic bat­
for the reception of the battleship fleet oompllsh moro by remaining hero than tleship squadron to the Pacific by way
by making a briaf visit to tha Stas.
upon its arrival there.
of the Boas canal.
Washington, Oct. 26.— A capiUl of
$10,626,000,000 is directly concerned
in the raising of meat animals and
their slaughtering and packing, accord­
ing to a report on meat supply issued
by the department of agrioultnre. This
•mount is fire-sixths as large as all
capital invested in manufacturing in
1004. Seven-eighths of the meat and
m eat products are oonsumed within
this oonntry. The stock of moat ani­
mals has increased since 1840, but has
not kept pace with the increased popu­
lation. The report adds:
"T h a t meat consumption per oapita-
has declined in this country since 1840
is plainly indicated.
How important
m eat is in the diet of the different
countries is shown in the following
meat consumption per capita in 1904,
in dressed weight:
"U n ited States, 186 pounds; United
Kingdom, 121 pounds; Australia, 263
pounds; New Zealand, 212 pounds;
Cuba, 124 pounds; France, 79 pounds
JBeigium, 7U pounds; Denmark, 76
pounds; Sweden, 62 pounds; Italy, 66
.pounds."
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