The Wasco news., July 13, 1906, Image 2

WASCO NEWS
C A N N O N A ID E D W E S T .
Pubtobed Ivery FrMo
Speaker o f House Blocked Diversion
o f Reclamation Fund.
OUR MEATS
ARE BARRED
W IL L IS S U E P E R M IT S .
Agricultural Departm ent Ready to En­
force Heyburn Udl.
ALL NOT NICE IN
PACKING PLANTS
Washington, July 10. — Thanks to
Washington, July 9.— The Heyburn
Speaker Cannon, the Hansbrough bill
3tl-hour livestock bill became a law
diverting $1,000,000 from the reclama­
June 29, when it was signed by tbe
tion fund to drain private swamp lands
president. Since tbat time the depart­ Specialists Nose About (hlcaqo Yards
^
Refuse
to
Use
Ameri-
in North Dakota, was not allowed to
ment of Agriculture, which is charged
come before the house at the recent ses­
with the administration of the «new
can
Canned
Product.
lor I wo Weeks.
sion. Had the hill been given consid­
statute, has made preparation to issue
eration it would almost certainly have
permits to all shippers of livestock who
become a law, for it had already passed
care to avail themselves of its more
the senate, was indorsed by a majority Adr»iiralty Yields to Protest o f H er liberal terms. The permits to make Products A re D eclared To Be W hole-
G eneral Review o f Im portant Hap­
of the house committee on public lands,
Fighting Men and W ill Feed Them shipments for periods longer than 28
soma Food
B atter Inspection of
penings Presented in a B rie f and and only a handful of Western mem­
hours can only be made by authority of
C om prehensive M anner fo r Busy ber! were in a mood to oppose the bill
on Australian and A rgentine M eat,
Sausage D epartm ents is R ecom ­
the secretary of agriculture, ami those
Readers— National, Political, His­ in debate.
W hich is G uaranteed W holesom e not obtaining such permits will ta» re­
mended Canning D epartm ents In
torical and C om m ercial.
Speaker Cannon was the man who
and C lean.
quired to conform to the old law.
Fairly Clean Condition.
defeated this onslaught on the none too
The Heyburn law, of couise, applies
large reclamation fund, and his posi­
only to livestock shipped in cars that
tion
was altogether unexpected, too.
Coepack troops have refused to serve
have no facilities for feeding in transit,
Izuidon,
July
10.—As
the
result
of
('biisg.i, July 7. —- The repuit of the
When congress was framing the recla­
on police doty.
the refusal of one of the ships of the and which are su crowded as to deprive joint committee of Hie Chicago Com­
mation law, and in the years (previous,
A grand jury is after the ice trust of Cannon was one of the strongest oppon­ British attacking fleet to take on Amer­ the Stock of rest while on the rail. mercial association and Illinois .Manu­
ican tinned meats during the recent Stock that is shipped in the more mod­ facturers’ as. (N-iation, •»j>|»<»tntw-1 to in­
Washington, D. C.
ents of the proposed legislation.
He
naval maneuvers, the Admiralty directs ern cars, and which is regularly fed
Colombia is said to be plotting with believed it would deplete the treasury that ships' companies l>e supplied with amt watered on the cars, is not affected vestigate the parking industries ol
Chicago, together with the re|M>rt nt
and interfere with other government
the Indians of Panama.
Australian or Argentine brands in lieu by the law.
the eiperta who accompanied them,
work; furthermore, he contended that
The hill in its approved form pro­
After a boycott of three years Great irrigation of arid lands could be carried of American. The remainder of Amer­
whs made public today.
Tbe uxntuit-
Britain has received a minister from on by private enterprise under the Car­ ican tinned meats now on hand is t>eing hibits any railroad from transporting tce says:
returned to the victualing yards and livestock from one state to another for
Servia.
“ That a board of ei|>erte of the char­
ey act, and therefore saw no necessitv
will t>e no longer a compulsory ration a period longer than 28 consecutive acter employed,
with professional
A regiment of Russian cavalry has for utilising public land receipts in this
hours without unloading the same Into
for the navy.
ideals and guided aud influenced by an
mutinied and barricaded themselves in great work.
Winston Charchill Spencer, under properly equipped pens for rest, feeding ‘esthetic sense,* which embodies some­
the barracks at Tambor.
8ioce that law was written on the
secretary of the colonies, in an official and water, and it is stipulated that thing ol neceeeity and something more
The Civil Service commission has re* satute books and has been put into op­ communication to William Redmond, these stopping (»eriods shall l>e at least of ‘luxury,’ should find the product
In case of
commended the inclusion of the Inter* eration, Speaker Cannon has traveled Nationalist member of parliament, savs five hours in duration.
’wholesome,’ the
yards ‘generally
through
the
West,
has
observed
the
storms
or
on
account
of
other
unfavor­
nal Revenue service in the classified
he is informed that special care is ex­
clean,' end the inspection ‘efficient,*
vast
benefits
that
are
resulting
from
it,
service.
ercised by tbe New South Wales gov­ able circumstances, shipmrnts may tie seems to your comui it lee to cover the
and today he io as staunch a friend of
ernment
that only absolutely healthy prolonged lieyond the 28-honr period situation.
The Chicago council proposes the the law as any man from the arid West.
without authority from the department.
“ As a result of this investigation,
death penalty for assailants of women He has proved himself a better friend beeves are slaughteiel for food and
that
every
precaution
is
taken
at
the
we ourtelvee have no hesitancy in stat­
and children. Attacks have become so of the law than many men who helped
freezing and canning works to insure a F IN E S T S H O T S IN T H E W O R L D . ing that the products at the yards are
frequent a woman is not now safe in to frame it.
wholesome and pro|>er food. We find
her own home.
In the closing days of the session an cleanly method. Where any breach of
the regulations regarding cleanliness is Am erican Arm y is Increasing Record that, the companies have t>een improv­
effort
was
made
to
rush
through
the
The vice president and general man­
proved, licenses are immediately with­
for Proficiency.
ing the conditions and products from
ager of the New Yerk Central offered senate a bill to take a part of the recla­ drawn. Persons slaughtering a diseas­
year
to year.”
Washington, Juyl 9. — In a letter to
to go before a grand jury and tell what mation fund for draining the Dismal ed beef are liable to imprisonment for
A summary of the report is:
swamp,
but
the
bill
was
refused
con­
Acting
Secretary
Oliver,
President
he knew about rebates and thus secure
two years and tbe seller of diseased
Part of the plants are up to date.
immunity, but his offer has been re­ sideration, a number of Western senat­ meat is liable to imprisonment for a Roosevelt lias expressed his gratifica­
In each of thee« parts are some sec­
ors
having
been
aroused
to
a
realization
tion
at
the
remarkable
progress
that
is
fused.
Government inspectors being made by the enlisted men of the tions indifferently good and in m at of
of the danger that lurks behind bills of longer term.
So far American engineers have not this character, and notice was served report weekly. Twelve hoars notice army in markmanehip.
Before the them things tbat meet disapproval.
The worst conditions are in ol«t build­
succeeded in gaining any idea of the by Senator Fulton that no mnr« distii- must be given of intention to slaughter, Spanish war the American private sold­
plans of the big British battleship bntions would be made from the recla­ and where no such notice is given a ier was admittedly the finest shot in ings added to as business expanded.
Further scientific inquiry recom­
Dreadnaught which will help them in mation fund for the benefit of states penalty of $26 a head may be imposed. the world. The addition of the large
mended on preservative*.
the construction of the largest battle* tbat do not contribute to that fund.
numtier
of
volunte«'rs
had
the
rff»ct
of
R E C IP R O C IT Y T H E N E X T IS S U E .
Not all ot carcasses affected with lu-
ship afloat for the navy of the United
greatly reducing the average of the
The senators behind the bills provid­
States.
ing for the drainage of the Dismal
riflemen. But since the reorganization (»erculoeis aud lumpy jaw need be
C ongress Will Be Asked to Enlarge of the army following the war, every thrown away.
There is a rumor of another massacre swamp, the Florida Everglades and the
Ante-inortem in sertion of lees Im­
President’s Pow ers.
big
swamps
along
the
Mississippi
river,
effort has l»een made to stimulate in­
of Jews in Warsaw, Russia.
Washington, July 10.—Tariff reci­ terest in markmanship, and the result portance than inspection of dr eseed
on the other hand, are determined to
London is swarming with the great* force through thsir respective bills, procity as the beginning ci tariff revi­ is that today the average is probably meat.
est influx of Americans in years.
Dressed meat of yards Is wholeeome
aud it is to be expected tbat they will sion may be made the chief issue of the as high, if not higher, than it was at
and
a proper article (or human food.
short session of the 69th congress.
It the (»»ginning of the war.
A grand jury has been called at Den­ unite at the next session.
.Methods
for trie moet
cleanly.
is
more
than
likely
that
after
the
elec­
Tbe
West
‘s
not
strong
enough
in
The
figures
laid
tiefore
the
president
ver to investigate city and county af­
Cann'ng departments
numbers to outvote the Soutn, which is tion in November steps will be taken in that elicited his approval shewed that
fairs.
sure to stand together on these drain­ the direction of the passage of a general in 1903 there were, in the whole army, clean condition.
Washington policy holders will test
Some product« are lac
age propositions, and tbe only hope, so reciprocity law. Whatever reciprocity
the legality of the increase in insurance far as the senate is concerned, is in there is mast be by a new law. l»ecanee 68 expert riflemen, 394 ehaipehootere tion
and 600 marksmen, as the various
rates.
Better inspection of t
arousing adverse sentiment among men the reciprocity feature of the Dingley grades are known technically. In the
Bryan has expressed his willingness from tbe Northern and Eastern states. act expired two years after its passage, following year these figures had In­ merits is recommended,
fuird com pan ire are »
to be nominated for the presidency by
On a fair presentation of the case, and none of the treaties negotiated un­ creased to 204 ex|>ert riflemen, 1,439
Conditions of hygien
Reform Democrats.
the men from the West ought to be der its provisions succeeded in securing sharpshooters and 2,484 marksmen.
ratiefiation by the senate.
Now it shown that last year the reco«d are very bad.
The War department has purchased able to win oat, bat they can only win
Not much spitting k
The reciprocity of the future must be stood 690 expert riflemen, 3,37l sharp­
by
standing
together,
and
those
who
in
four automobiles which will receive a
statutory, that is to say, the president shooter! and 3,340 marksmen. Gene­
thorough test at the coming ¡army man­ the recent session voted for the Hans­
must be authorized in some way, either ral Oliver attributed tbe improvement M A N E U V E R S W IT H
brough
bill
will
have
to
renounce
their
euvers in the East.
former vote and declare themselves by the separation of a maximum and in large part to the fact that congress
A warrant has been issued for the against all legislation tbat will deplete minimum tariff or by a horizontal re­ has allowed an increase of pay of $3 Plan T o Be T rie d Wi-
lean Fleet Ever
arrest of John D. Rockefeller and it the national reclamation fund.
daction, to promote trade relations per month in the case of expert rifle­
will be served as soon as the oil mag­
with tohre countries This would not men, $2 for sharpshooters and $1 for
Washington, July 7
P.tns
nate returns to this country.
mean revision of the tariff if reciprocity marksmen.
tensive maneuvers < P
irt v
could
be
accomplished
on
a
percentage
lantic
fleet
are
l»eing
i
at
*
d
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Five Yosemite valley stages were
basis,
that
is
to
say,
by
the
application
general
navy
tmard.
<
e
u.t i n
G
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A
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D
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C
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.
held up by a lone highwayman who ob­
with Rear Admiral I .» •, r<»ri
•
tained a considerable amount of money Dry C reeks Become T o rre n ts and of a more general principle of the pres­
ent
law
without
disturbing
the
rates
mg
the
fleet.
Adrn
'
•
»
y
;»r
and jewelry from the passengers.
M uch Damage !s Done.
C za r Asks fo r Aid to Escape W rath
themselves, thus provoking a general
dent of the board, I
. \ ;
o f His People.
Denver, July 10.— Cloudbursts and tariff discussion.
It has been decided that one of the
Evans a copy of » .»»
n
»«>
names bestowed on the new eon of the lightning did considerable damage in
St. Petersburg, July 9 —According maneuvers of the Fr« o -
RO O T DODGES PRO BLEM S.
German crown prince shall be distinct­ this section of tbe state today. In
to advices from Moscow, there are now Mediterranean. Th «
. . .-r
ly American, as he was born on July 4. Denver a wall of water 10 feet high
20,000 workmen on strike in the city, under coiiimsml of
•«< al
u ••
came down Dry creek in the western
Hailstones as big as oranges created part of tbe city, carrying awav foot­ Speaks at Banquet at San Juan W ith and conditions are hourly becoming who. not long ag> ,- i - • i
more threatening. All the police and States ami was a guest Ol
»
Diplom atic Reserve.
havoc near Valencia, Spain.
bridges and damaging the bridge of [ San Juan, Porto Rico, July 10.— Eli- soldiers on duty there have l>een noti­ naval officers.
Before autumn, Ad­
Col urn ba river salmon packers will the Denver & International railroad. hu Root, the American secretary of fied to use the strictest measures to miral Evans will have a fleet of l»t
receive better protection under the new Two boys were fishing under the bridge state, who arrived here on the cruiser prevent crowds gathering in the streets battleships, which will lie the largest
pure food law.
and were rescued with difficulty.
Charleston on his voyage to Kio Ja­ and to compel all persons who cannot fleet of effective vessels ever assembled
In Boulder a wall of water six feet neiro as the representative of the show authority to keep off the streets at one time by tbe United States.
W. R. Hearet has stated positively
A new feature is to lie introduced in
that he will not be a candidate for pres­ high came out of Sunshine canyon and American government at the Pan- after nightfall.
spread itself over Pearl street and American congress, was entertained at
The situation in the Caucasus is the maneuvers this summer, and the
idential nomination.
other streets in that city.
A mile of luncheon tonight by George C. Ward, threatening and a detachment of Cos­ ships are to practice evolutions without
August Rosenberg, of Seattle, has the Sunshine railroad was destroyed.
sacks, armed with rapid fire guns, has signals in order to meet emergencies in
at the Union club.
been arrested in Germany, accused of Considerable damage was done in tbe
Auditor Hyde, of Porto Rico, pro­ been dispatched there on a s|>ecial battle, when owing to smoke or when
designs on the kaiser's life.
city.
signal apparatus has t>een shot away,
posed a toast to President Roosevelt train.
At Florence late this afternoon a In responding Mr. Boot said he folly
It is asserted in official circles in St. signals cannot longer lie given. While
General Trepoff declares that the
Jews are leaders in the present revolu­ cloudburst in Oak creek undermined a appreciated tbe difficulties attending Petersburg that the grand dukes are it is regarded as somewhat hazardous
b’g bridge at Rockvale. A heavy storm the island’s adjustment to tbe new con­ taking the most gloomy view of the to maneuver big battleships without
tionary movement in Russia.
destroyed telephone communication be­ ditions resulting from its separation situation.
All are said to have sent signals, it is thought necessary to have
For giving rebates to packers the tween Florence and Pueblo.
their valuables to Paris and other Fu- the officers familiar with this duty in
from
Spain
and
the
severance
of
rela­
Chicago & Alton railroad and two of its
Fay Powers, aged 17, was killed by tions between church and state.
The ro|»ean centers and to lie ready to flee case they are engaged in actual warfare
employes have been found guilty.
lightning near Colorado Springs.
at some time in the future and a situa­
United States, Mr. Root said, was the country at an hour’s notice.
The Carnegie library in this city was greatly interested in the welfare of the
The rumor is again afloat that the tion should arise necessitating the
The premier of New Zealand has
called upon President Roosevelt to urge truck by a bolt of lightning during the island and in holding its friendship, czar has asked that one of the powers abandonment of signals.
a reciprocity treaty with the United storm, but no other damage resulted.
and strongly desired for Porto Rico the send a warship to wait at a convenient
point to take on the royal family in
States.
Fight the Income Tax.
utmost prosperity and happiness.
case of a revolution and convey them
Meets
Inspectors
at
Chicago.
Mr.
Root
avoided
all
reference
to
in­
Sacramento,
Cal., July 7.— Both the
Finance Minister Kokoosoft has sent
Chicago, July 10.—Secretary Wilson, sular problems, such as the question of to a place of safety.
Western Union and the Postal Tele­
a message to the Russian parliament
graph companies have been assessed
that the government is in sore straits of the department of Agriculture, ar­ citizenship, the coffee growing industry
Secretary Wilson to Visit Stockyards. here on their franchises, and both are
rived in Chicago today to confer with and the presence of troops.
for money.
Washington, July 9.—Secretary of making a gigantic fight before the local
superintendents of government meat
The kaiser is said to have given or­ inspection relative to changes made
Agriculture Wilson, accompanied by board ot equalization on the ground
Fears Loss of Cossack Aid.
ders to German insnrance companies necessary by the new meat inspection
St. Petersburg, July 10.— Dispatches Soliictor McCabe, Dr. Mslvn, chief of that if Sacramento can force payr ent
that they must pay their San Francisco law. Inspectors and superintendents
received
here today from Nova Tcherk- the bureau of animal industry, and Dr. of tax on franchises, every city, town
losses in full.
of meat inspection to the number of 30 ask, which is in the center of the Don Dorset, chairman ol the biochemic di­ and hamlet in the country where they
Ex-President Cleveland is ill at his from all cities where government in­ Cossack district, show that the author­ vision, left for Chicago this afternoon have offices may do likewise, and thus
home at Princeton.
spection is in force have been instruct­ ities are extremely apprehensive as to to make a personal inspection nt th e burden the company beyond financial
ed to report to the secretary at once. the effect of the speeches delivered in Chicago packing institutions. “ Before endurance. The assessments here are
S. A. D. Puter has been sentenced to
The conferences will begin tomorrow the lower houee of parliament in the drafting the regulations for the enforce­ as follows: Western Union, $90,000;
two years in the county jail and to pay
and will cover every phase of the in­ recent debate on the Cossack question, ment of the law, I want to see what is Postal, $36,000.
a fine of $7,600 tor bis complicity in spection service.
which were palpably intended to under­ going on tor myself,” said Secretary
the Oregon land frauds.
Ex-8urveyor
mine
the loyalty of the Cossack levies Wilson today. “ My stay in Chicago
F ro m O ldest to Youngest.
General Meldrum received a fine of $5,-
No
Yellow
Fever
in
New
Orleans.
engaged
on police duty. Regular meet­ may run two weeks. I have not map­
T/Oiidon, July 7.— A large number of
200 and nearly three years in the gov­
New Orleans, July 10.—Dr. James A. ings of Constitutional Democrats, at ped out any itinerary.”
signatures of members of the British
ernment prison at hard work.
White, surgeon in charge of the marine which the report of the debate was to
parliament have been attached to a
C all fo r Designs fo r Big Ship.
An American warship is in every hospital here, issued a statement to­ have been read, were dispersed.
message which will he forwarded to the
Washington. July 9.—Secretary Bon­ Russian parliament extending to it the
night that as far as he is aware none of
harbor of Santo Donr ingo.
C astro Again Supplants G om ez.
aparte has issued a circular inviting congratulations of the oldest to the
the marine hospital surgeons at New
Two regiments cf the garrison at La- Orleans had given out any statement
Caracas, Venezuela July 10. — Vice ship designers and shipbuilding firms youngest parliament, expressing the
mara, Russia, are in revolt.
that there is yellow fever in New Or­ President Gomez yesterday transferred to submit plans for the 20,000-ton bat­ hope that some of the members of the
The latter will attend the international ar­
leans, and neither is there nur has to President Castro the presidential tleship authorized by congress.
The new rate law, with the exception there been any fev9r existing in this office, which the latter temporarily re­ naval bureaus have also been instructed bitration conference to be held here at
of two provisions, is now in effect.
city.
signed in April last.
to prepare like plans for comparison.
the end of July.
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