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Previous Records.
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UNITED EFFORTS
TO SAVE TIMBER
SIX STATES FAVOR INCOME TAX
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Reject. Two
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Chicago, June 6. During the brief
Washington, June
4. Six state*
period between March I and April IS,
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thus far through their legislature* I
this spring, between 40,000 and 50,000
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Doings of the World at Urge colonista, according to the various rail­ Railroads, Timbermen and Of have ratified the income tax ametd-
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ment to the constitution, five have re­
road managers, found new homes in the
Told in Brief.
Pacific Northwest, in California. Idaho.
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jected it and two have postponed ac­
ficials Co operate.
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Montana, Nevada, Utah, Colorado and
tion.
Wyoming.
Most of the states will act during
The spring movement of colonists is
Ueneral Resume of Importsnt Event* regarded as having broken the record
Disappearance ot Prospective Ton­ the coming winter or the winter fol­ Shipper* Take
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Presented In Condensed Form
<>f the spring of 19<>9 by from IS to 20
lowing, ard the fate of the amendment
nage Stir* Road* to Action—
Secure Injun? Z
per cent. With the exception of fig­
will be definitely known in two or
for Our Busy Readers.
pared fo«,r ", , 1
B'K Increata in Values.
ure* which wen- prepared by the man­
three years at the very latest, If It
agement of the Harriman lines, all fig­
states vote adversely on th«- amend-
It la believed that sentiment in the ure« of the colonist movement Into
Portland, Ore.. June 7.—Realising merit it will be defeated, but it —
Chicago,
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the Northwest are estimates. The fig­
South is turning against prohibition.
ures presented by the Harriman lines that with the burning of every thou- main, to 1« *««n whether 12 .totes will
President Taft views the increase of may be regarded as conservative and sand feet of standing timber there is a
r,tr. Eastern raifc' ./ «V/
Socialism with considerable apprehen- as being cl<«e to the actual movement. loa* of labor amounting to $6, that venture into the opt-sition column.
Friends of the income tax express with the Interstate
sion.
Corresponding figures over the Bur­ stumpage values decrease- 12, and til*
railmwla see the vanishing of tonnage the fullest cunfidcnee that the amend- sion at Washington ty?*;'
King'George has called a conference lington, the Northern Pacific and the which cannot be replaced fof many merit ultimately will be adopted, and commodity rate* to t
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Great
Northern
could
not
be
obtained,
of party leaders to settle the house of
states
years, the necessity of adopting safety believe that one
Hearing of ths a u
as
no
detailed
account
is
made
of
such
lords dispute.
movement. The figure» of the Har­ measures for the prevention of the re- now on record against it will reverse the Eastern railro
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An «-queatrlan statue of Genera) Cus­ riman line* show that during the six petltion of the fires of 1902 has led to their attitude when new legislatures sen ted by the J
1 association,
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ter has le-vn unveiled at Monroe, Mich­ weeks of the spring movement a total the organisation of several cooperative are chosen.
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The six states that have voted to secure acti
igan, Custer** home.
of 16,542 (M-raons found homes in the associations.
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Oregon and Washington in 1902 ratify this amendment are Alabama. |ar to thaU.
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Jarm-s M. Lynch ha* been re-elected various state« and territories men­
Maryland, «rn
increase*. ’
helplessly watched the gigantic eonfla South Carolina, Illinois,
n inervases.
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president of the International Typo­ tioned. During the same period of
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grations which wi[>ed out a targe Kentucky and Mississippi. The states
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1909
only
13,947
colonists
moved
graphical union by 22,000 majority.
through the various gateways fed by amount of the visible assets of the voting adversely are New York. Rhode alion, issued a circular *.
All union teamsters and 250 union the Harriman roads. This i* an in­ states, and also resulted in the destruc­ Island, Maa-a- hiu-tls, Virginia and on-- is-ued by hie ■ , , '
machinists of Portland, Or., are on crease for the six weeks of 2,595 col- ■ tion of two towns. Springwater, Or., Louisiana, white Georgia and New Western
cases and sent
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strike for higher pay and shorter hours. '• • onist*. or approximately 16 per cent.
until the *|| congressmen and >
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and Brush Prairie, Wash., more than Jersey havo postponed a vote
next session of their legislature*.
! the attorney general anp? ' •
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This comparison, however, does not 20 lives being lost.
A wealthy man of Ottawa, III., has
Senator Norris Brown, of Nebraska, dent.
That fire occurred in a dry eeaai
bequeathed $50,00() to aid worthy tell the whole story, as the movement
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members
of thr __
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young men, provided they do not study during 1909 continued 14 days longer the mountains, and was only one of who has kept close tab on the income
tax
fight,
and
who
was
one
of
the
fore-
peel
as
a
result
a bill
the
many
which
raged
along
the
Cas-
than the present movement.
Reduced
theology.
rates were in effect last year from ,-*!»* and adjacent ra: gv». It -is -.nd most advocates of th« income - tax one of the Eastern citie« ■<I
Mr*. Helen Flagg Young, superin­
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March 1 to April 30. For some reason by timber cruiser* and millmen from while the tariff bill was before congress the Eastern railroads from |
tendent of schools of Chicago, was
unexplained the railroads decided this the upper water* of the river* of the last session, predicts that the income new rates into effect.
given a reception by five thousand
amendment will I m a [-art of the
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No class rates are.*
year to reduce the colonist ;>eriod from two states that the year 1910 is thus tax
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teacher* of that city.
He more than 50 per <
two months to six weeks.
According­ far a duplicate of the conditions which constitution within three year*.
believ««
that
more
than
three-fourth*
per cent, of the cof
A suit for 1100,000 damages for ly, comparison can be made only be­ made possible the losses of that sea­
of the . state*
. i . vct . will support
aup|K>ri it,
IV, and
arw say*
says involved.
The ik
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false imprisonment has been begun by tween the entire period this year and son.
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tar indorsed in every state posed upon all shi-/
Anticipating the danger which is it wi ill
a Izw Angeles man against the Bums the corresponding six weeks of the
_ .u- t------- i. .— *-------- >- - —| tary l^twei-n the
& Sheridan Detective agency.
eight weeks’ period of 1909.
The in- sure to exist, an effective system of pa where the in- i-mc tax is made a politi­
cal
issue
in the legislative campaign.
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trol
is
being
placed
in
operation,
the
the ___
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seal / •
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It is reported that an American en­ eroa*e in the total movement --.f th- railroads, timber owner*, state ar»d
He concede* that Pennsylvania. New Ohio river to the. ■ *
entire
|a-ri<d
this
year
was
not
suffi
­
gineer operating with the Estrada
county
organisations
joining
with
J-nw-y.
D<
laware
and
aom<-
--f
the
New
It
is
stated
U
the
forces in Nicaragua has been captured cient, however, to make the move­ forest service in an endeavor to pre­ England »talcs will be among tb<- op- per cent of th*
by Madriz, and the government ha» ment greater than that of last year.
vent the occurrence of fire* and to cot» position, but all of thi* was expected territory over -
been asked to procure hi* release,
»lien th«- fight o|e-ned.
f'
trol those which may bo started.
New York, pertain is
FARMERS GUIDED IN LOVE
the
end I ¡
Many of the large railroads on the however, he believes will in
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Exce.udve heat has Injured the raisin
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Chant have begun clearing their.rights fall in line and vote to ratify the ITRUST
gra|H> crop of California.
Kansas Professor Issus* ' Bulletin on of way of all inflammable material for amendment.
It I* reported that Mndriz has lost
According to Senator Brown, ail the Havemeye
a distance of 100 feet on either sidt of
Matrimonial Reform.
all his artillery and 400 prisoner*.
th- center of the track ¡--quipping their state* of the Wc*t without exception,
Topeka, Kan., June 6. "Farmers engine« with spark arrester* and In- will ratify the income tax am«indmcit.
Ex-governor Folk of Missouri, would
know much more of a sp«ecific aid re­ • tructing train crews and employe« in moat of them during the coming Win­
New Yor
like the Democratic nomination for.
liable nature nboul preparing their fire fighting. Sparks from railroad en­ ter. Hi- predicts also that th* South­ H. 0. Hav
president in 191-’.
Ilogs for the livestock market than gine* have proved the greatest cause ern »tales will ratify it within tw--
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A banker of Minneapolis has been they do about preparing their son. ard
year*. Virginia failad to ratify be-
lo­ : gave directil
MM are followed by dot ►
pcarU daughters
markcL
flnsd $5,000 for smuggling two pearl
daughter* for the matrimonial market
gincs, hunters' and camper»' fires, mill calise the speaker of the Vlrginiabi I hiusc death in 190*
neck lares al Hoboken, N. J.
All these important matter* are left to
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boya” was pa
an _ivera«-
adt
smokestacks anti lightnirg. One of the was able to bring
chance and accident because we have destructive fires of the ( cm « Bay re­ vote. Thi* vote.
>te. Brown believe«,
believe*, may today in the'tria
the triâlW
Taft would appoint Roosevelt ",
been-laboring under the foolish dclu-
man of a commission to tuur the
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sion that love is blind and not to be in­ gion was caused by s settler knocking be reversed, pi articularly if the inc.me the company charged
in the interest of uiversai peace.
the ashes from his pipe among the dry tax is matte an iasu* in Virginia. The •” • conspiracy to defraud the
fluenced by instruction or reason."
leaves and twig* la-side a log on which same thing may I m don* in Massachu- Menl of customs duties,
A prisoner at San Quentin, Cal..
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This is the text of an official "score
setts, though the chances there are not
Emeat W. Gerbrucht, refinery
he was resting.
haunUd by the face of his victim, has card un matrimony, ’’ issued by W. A.
particularly
favorable,
he
opines.
intenttent;
James F. Bantternagri, ex­
An
effort
will
be
made
to
keep
In
eonfaMsd to killing a man in a boxcar McKssver, professor of phii«Jophy at
cash- r of U..- refinery, and Charles P.
touch with slash burnings made by
at S)a>kans.
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
settler* and to warn all persons enter­ INCREASE OF WAGES TO KAISER Heike, secretary-treasurer of the com-
Interest is growing rapidly in the J” • bulletin just isau«d to farmer* of ing the forests of this state of the nc-
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P*ny. *re the three on trial.
state.
proposed long distance aeroplane rn- < » thè
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, "/T“k,e. CBr®
th<T h0** Ket c«”>-
reaaity of exercising care in handling High of Cost Living Affects Imper-
A* a inondation for matrimonial re- fire. The forest lands are now plaster­
in the United State«, and many big
i.l Household.
Xei'tee
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form which Profesaor McKrevcr will ed with warning signs.
pursea will be offered.
were the oraer* Gerbracht said he re-
inaugurate in Kanaaa, the qualifica­
Berlin. June 4. A semi official de ceiv«-d from Havemeyer when he in-
In this manner it is hoped to save
The trial of the "golden rule" chief tions of the young man and young wo-
of police of Cleveland, Ohio, on charges
who" apply “for'mareTagVbrenses the tremendouus values which are be­ claration was issued today explaining formed him after the first arrest of
coming available with the development the cause» of the financial stress under checker* that the men insisted on their
of immorality and drunkene*. have
paw<1
by |he
of
railroad*.
Timber sections which which the emperor thais himself and innocence,
failed almoat entirely.
! judge
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of - each county, he says. —
This at one time sold in Oregon for $500 the requirement for an increase in the
"Taking care of the boya,” Ger-
A British army officer in an Ameri- official, he contends, should be empow­ have recently changed hands for as civil list of the king ¿of Prussia as bracht later testified, had extended to
can aeroplane crossed the English ered by state law to hold an examina­ much as $160,000. On that basis the agreed uja>n by the leader* of the Pros paying their wages from the day they
channel and then returned, without tion and inquire into the fitness of men prevention of .forest Are* becomes a sian Diet yesterday.
left the company’s service until the
and women seeking marriage.
It has been decided to introduce s present time,
alighting, in 90 minutes.
matter of stern business.
bill to bring His Majesty's allowance
The salary ot Oliver Spitzer, ex-dock
Suit has been commenced to aet
MISS
MORGAN
OBSERVER
up
to $5,(66),<HH>.
.......,, woo
superintendent,
who wa*
was pardoned
pardoned
SHIP BRAKE IS REJECTED.
aside railroad land grants In Qre-gon :
The public i* reminded that the from the Atlanta penitentiary by I'res-
»KKregatlng 3,000,000 acres, and now
Pruasian crown *urrendered| to the ident Taft. Gerbracht said, was paid
valued at about $50,000,000.
Attachment Would Retard Vestel Also Daughter of Financier M-ngles W-th stat* in 1620 properties yielding at to Mr*. Spitzer white her husband wa*
Aqueduct
Laborer*.
When Speed is Sought.
East ard Middle West railroads have
that time nearly $2,000,000 annually in prison and he believed she was still
New York, Jun« 7.- To sec with her snd th«- value of which has been great getting
filed notice of an increase in freight
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Washington, June 6. - Although it
rates, nearly every road in the country was demonstrated by trial on the bat­ own eyes the conditions under which ly augmented since,
The increased
now having given such notice.
»40.000 RACE PROPOSED.
tleship Indiana that what is known as the men who arc laiilding the Catskill cost of living renders the present al­
aqueduct tn New York City are work­ lowance inadequate, the statement
President Taft told Bryn Mitwr stu­ the “ship brake" would undoubtedly ing. Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of J.
says.
Fat Purse* Offered for Thre«-Cor-
dents that educated women make the atop a veaael in somewhat less time P. Morgan, went 5<>0 feet below the
Each year his support of the court
lieat companions, also that unmarried than where it was not empolycd, the surface of Rondout valley today and
nersd Aeroplane Flight.
theaters alone costs the emperor $700,-
device has been found unsuitable for
women are not necessarily failure*.
St.
Louis, June 2. A. B. Lambert,
talked
for
hours
with
gangs
of
Italians
000, atai in rerent year* he has in­
naval usage.
Charles H. Treat, ex-trensurer of the
creased the salaries of the middle and president of the Aero club of SL
The naval laiard which conduct«-«! the ami negroes.
Accompanying her were Mias Fran­ lower employ«« of the imperial house­ Louia, announced tonight plans for an
United State*, died of apoplexy.
test holds that the brake, which re­
aeroplane race over a triangular course
ces Keller, secretary of the State Im­ hold by a total of $250,000.
Four principal British colonies in sembles a bam door on either aide of
from Chicago to Indianapolis, thence
migration department, ami Dr. David
the
ship,
would
soon
become
clogged
South Africa have formed a union.
to SL I»uis, thence to Chicago.
with barnacle« unless constantly em- Flynn, sanitary superintendent of the
Spring Clean-Up »1,175,000.
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A tidal wave swept the Oregon coast ployeil. It would also increase the board of water supply. The trip was
The purse is expected to be al-out
Nome, Alaska, June 4.- The Spring $40,(610.
at Tillamook, damaging the tramway danger from torpedo attack, be a grave made as a result of a criticism publish­
". Of this amount, the three
gold clean-up of the Nome district is arro club« in St. Louis, Chicago and
of the life-saving station.
menace in clone evolution* aid retard ed by Miss Keller in a magazine ar­ estimated st $1,1 «5.(661. A
j large por- lndiana|>olis will
w,,, p,wi<«e
eacn,
provide so.ouv
$5,000 each,
ticle.
Twenty-five Western railroads were th«- speed of the ship.
fhlr.1 beach
l—-I----
--- * balance
•
----- -- be made up from
lion of this will come from third
and 1 —
the
will
Miss
Morgan
had
little
to
aay
of
her
cnjoinid from putting into force on
the —
observations, but she praised the en­ mh e*. Candle creek will contribute the 70 or more towns along _
__ pro-
June 1, a general advance in freight
•20,000.000 In Store*.
$3(61,000 and the creeks of the Kou posed course. 7
‘,.» race probably will
gineers
and
l-eggcd
them
to
’
’
la
­
kind
The
rates.
garok
will
yield
$200,000.
The
first
be
held
in
October,
Albany, N. Y„ June 6. The May te the poor fellows.’’
sluicing of the year began here yester-1
Spokane police have arrested four Department Store* company, of New
day but telephone message« from points
boy*, th«- oldest age ! 16, who havc York, capitalised at (20,000,000, was
President Return* Homs.
Verdict Staggers Road.
further from the ocean say the weather
roblxd 25 house* and tent* in the sub- incorporated today to conduct general
Washington, Jure 7.— President Taft
Aberdeen, Wash., Jun« 2.- R«-ar-
is
still
too
cold
for
work.
There
will
urba during the past month.
dc|>artment «tores.
Of the capital returned to Washington tonight at 3 :44
wul rangement of plans for entering thia
be no lack of water^thi. summer, The
'me „U.
<_ity wj|h • th
e pss.bility
that - -■
thi raib
stock, 16,000.000 is to be 7 (wr cent o’clock from hi* Western trip.
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A band of 46 Eastern Or«-gnn eay-
Spring
output
of
the
Innoko
and
Jdita-
,,
cumulative preferred, and 115,000,000 went directly to the W’hite house, de­
u*c* en route to Tillam«x>k stampeded
ed concerning the Gray* Harbor fl Ptl-
common.
The pa|>ers say that the claring he intended to *ee no one this rod i* estimate.! nt $1.-50,1610.
In Portland and spread terror in down­
company intend* to take over the prop­ evening.
town street* fgor several hours
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.
ft’’* Sound (Union Pacific) railway as
Theft Covered by Storm.
rrauU ()f th<> entire|y urK.x(M.rUd
erty rf the Schoenberg Mercantile com­
The president was highly pleased
A rich New York Chinaman, about pany, of St. IxMlis; the May Shoe and
Salinas, Kan., June 4. During a verdict of $71,000 secured in a cof»-
with the enthusiasm shown by the
to embark for China, was arrested in Clothing company, of Itenver; and the
crowd* that greeted him at the rail- thunder storm last night three men demnation suit by the Vulcan Iron
San Francisco for the murder of an- May company, of Ohio. The company
mad station at which his train stopped broke into the po*toffic<- at Kanopolis, ( Works, of Ata-rdeen.
Whether thi*
other Chinaman in Sacramento four paid an organisation tax of 110,000.
today. Although there was a steady 30 mile* we*t of here, loaated the safe verdict will be accepted I* not yet
year* ago.
downpour of rain, cheering crowds <m a truck and took It some distance stated, nor has it been determined to
First Nome Boat Arrive*.
hailed Mr. Taft, who spoke briefly at away, where it was cracked open. Si* appeal, word being awaited from bead
Dirt from the excavatioa for a bank
Nome, Alaska, June 6. The steam­ several points.
hundred dollars in cash and $1,000 in Harriman officials in thia state.
building in Placerville, Cal., yield* $1
stamf« were taken.
to the pan. At that rate enough gold ship Corwin, which left Seattle May
»35.50 Each Man's Portion.
Madero Will Be Dial's Rival.
eoukl be taken from the excavation to 10, arrived yesterday after a hard bat
Italian* Stone Prince*.
tie with the Behring Sea ice. In which,
Washington, June 7. Treasury offi­
Monterey, Max., June 2.—It the
pay for the building.
however, she sustained qo serious dam­ cials figure that if all the money in
Detmold. Lippe. June 4.— Prine« first official issue of the organ of the
An effort ia being made to bring age. All were well on board.
The circulation in the United States were L«i>jold IV, the reigning prince of Anti-Rc-Elcetioniste club. El Republi-
about a «inference of representative* usual demonstration was made, the en­ divided equally, every man. woman I.ippe, and his brother. Prince Julius, cano, published yesterday, Francisco
of the United Stat«-*, Great Britain, tire population of the camp going to and child would have $35.59. The total were atoned by a gang of Italian la- Madero, a wealthy Haciendado of Neu-
Japan and Ru**ia with a view of agree­ the beach to greet the first boat. Nome amount in general circulation i* $319,- borer* while
motoring yesterday, va. Leon, announced himself as a can-
ing on the term* of a treaty for the has been cut off from direct communi- 362,264, of which $296,076,537 was Prince Julius received a wound on the didate for president, and Dr. Franci*
protection of fur *«-al* in the North ! cation with the active werld ainre last held in the treasury as assets of the head. Later several -rf the assailants W. Gome* ask* support as vice-pr«*i-
I government.
Pacific
I fall.
were arrested.
j dent on the Anti-Re-Election ticket.