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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1911)
CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK OPPOSES RECIPROCITY. National Grange Demands Reduction On Everything or Nothing. JUAREZ RECEIVES REINFORCEMENTS POWDER CAUSED EXPLOSION I Gothsm Horror Was Result of Ac cident to 10.000 Pounds. New York - The machinery of the New York Ten thousand pounds of organisation National Grange, an black powder on board the lighter Katherine W. “contrary to the com claiming a membership of 1,000,000 pany's policy or orders," probably farmers In 30 states, has been started caused the explosion of dynamite at to defeat the ratifleation by congress Cummunipaw, N. J., on Wednesday, of the Canadian reciprocity treaty. states Dr. H. W. Hudson, inspector of The legislative committee of the General Resume of Importan! Event grange at a special meeting recently Federal Tram Derailed But Forces the K. 1. Dupont de Nemours Powder Dynamite on Lighter in Harbor Blows Up Without Warning. Spread adopted a resolution protesting company. Proceed and Roach City After Presentad lo Condensad Form ing Awful Destruction. This powder, he said, •«» part of a ■gainst the enactment of the recipro Hard Fighting. for Our Bu«y Readera. city bill, called upon the membership Dupont shipment for South America, to exert pressure upon representatives as was the dynamite, but it should El Paso, Feb. fl.—At 11:15 p. m. have been delivered to a steamship, be New York. Feb. 2.- Dynamite in Mexican insurgents have captured from their various districts to vote two more towns. against the measure and decided to go the exact result« of today's develop maintained, before the dynamite was transit from a freight car to the hold of a lighter moored at pier No. 7, Wholesale grocers and millers favor to Washington to map out a campaign ments in the situation about Juares are taken aboard. beclouded by numerous conflicting re a national anti-flour-bleaching bill. there. "Contrary to general belief," said Communipaw, N. J., exploded st one The legislative committee is com ports. From the Federal viewpoint Dr. Hudson, "black powder is far more minute ¡'«st noon to»lsy and in the The house of representatives has voted in favor of San Francisco for the pooed of ex-Govemor Nahum J. Bash the situation may be summarised as dangerous than dynamite, We believe widespread ruin that followed eeven the powder became ignited and in ex- men are known to have been killed, elder, of Concord, chairman; Aaron follows: Panama exposition in 1916. plodlng detonated some of the dyna- seven fatally wounded and hundreds Jones, of South Bend, Ind., and T. 8. Colonel Rabago. with 300 men Directors of the Harriman roads Atkeson, Morgantown, W. Va. mite not much of iL Dynamite less seriously injured. Various reporta As have ordered the double-track Ing of all soon as the terms of the proposed marched into Juarex at 9;26 tonight, freexes at about 46 degrees Fahren place the number unaccounted fur at lines,alongjhe Columbia river. treaty became public they exchanged unmolested by the insurrectoa, and heit. and it ia nearly impossible to ex from 15 to 30. The tempera Thirty seems to be a conservative ' A Chicago millionaire, over 50 years telegrams, decided upon New York as amid the joyful acclaims of eitixens plode it when froaen. ture on the day of ths explosion was estimate of the dead, and 8750,000 of of agr, has suddenly turned out to be a n meeting place, and left their homes and «oldiers. below 45 degrees. property lose. without delay, to head off any possible first class artist in oil painting. Rabago'a command repoUe«l the at Hudson Maxim, the inventor, an The explosion occurred 150 yards campaign that might be started for the tack of Oroaoco's force at Bauch today, authority on explosives, is inclined to south of the Jersey City terminal of A Minnesota couple are Spending bill's enactmenL with only two dead snd six wounded, the same («lief. He agreed that the the Central Railroad of New Jersey, their honeymoon taking a six-wceka' " We are not opposed to ■ general inflicting on the insurgents s loss of after effects of the explosion suggested and is variously attributed to the drop course al the agricultural college. reduction of the tariff," Mr. Atkeson 140 killed snd wounded. Insurrectoa gunpowder rather than dynamite. ping of a case of dynamite and the The National Refining company, of said, "but we are opposed to any ar reported badly scattered us a result of "The eight arrests are only a begin blowing up of a boiler of a boaL New Jersey, has sued Hawmeyer for rangement which will make Ash of one the clash. ning,” said Prosecutor Garvin, of Hud The Jersey Central terminal was the return of 110,000,000 worth of industry and flesh of another. Revise General Navarro’s command, ’of a son county, “it is not our intention to wreexed; three ferryboats in the slip the tariff yes, but do it all at once, sugar stock. strength unknown, reported marching pick out little men in the employe of were damaged; lower Manhattan, and not by a reciprocal treaty with a A man and his wife were knocked to the relief of Juares and expected to the corporations. We are after the ■cross the river, was shaken from country whirh exports agricultural arrive tonight or tomorrow. off a trestle over Deep creek on the men really responsible." street level to the top of tbe Singer products almost exclusively. From the insurrecttai’ viewpoint, the CBladero electric line near Portland, tower; severe damage was done in "Remove the tariff on steel and iron situation stands as follows; and fell to the rocka 60 feet below, Brooklyn and Staten Island and to the ■nd manufactured articles along with LOUISIANA TO EXHIBIT. * Rabago'« command reached Juarex both being killed. immigration detention station on Ellis farm products and we won't object tonight, after defeat at Bauche, in Island; the shock was felt at Amity- But we do not think it fair to compel Carrie Nation Is a Southerns»-» Will Show at Panama- which they are reported to have lost ; ville, N. J., 35 miles diatanL ■nd doctors say ah the farmers to compete with foreign Pacific Exposition. more than 100 men ¡and a substantial The damage is so widely scattered cover. products and allow the manufacturer part of their arms and «»quipment. that it ia im(»<>ssible to more than esti- New Orleans If the plana of the National banka are holding In re to derive the benefit of a high protoe- Alania* rebel force of 600 men in a i mate it, but in Manhattan alone it is serve 8s6.000.uu0 more than required ■ live tariff. fight with 100 Fedcrals 25 miles cast Ixxuisiata development league are car ¡»laced at 8100,OVO; on Ellis Island "Acting along these lines we have by law. < f J jarex.. ried out, the state of Louisiana will from 810,000 to 825,000, and in all decided to op|x»e the enactment of the Alania expected to join Oruxoco some Carm-ale has doubled bls original bill. The committee issued a state have one of the moot attractive and other quarters of 8100,000. nilt U|«-n Jun offer of fit.ooo for a public library ment thia afternoon which will be sent tin»- t •» ¿lit for in Tbe lighter receiving the dynamite beneficial exhibits at th«- Panama rex. which ia scheduled for about day at Salem, Ore. the Katherine W., owned by James to every one of the 1,500 granges In Pacific exposition at San’Francisco. light tomorrow. Healing, of Jersey City—vanished ■ the organisation.. Plans are now under way, according PORTLAND MARKETS. General Navarro in command of 700 utterly with her crew of seven men, in Wheat Track prices: BluMtem. Fedarals, consisting of infantry and to C. H. Willard, one of the directors IRRIGATION CONGRESS. cluding the master, Edward Traver. 46c; club. She; red Russian, 79c; Vai cavalry, left Gallego Friday for Jua of the organixation, to this end. Mr. Alongside was the lighter Whistler, ley. 61c; 40 fold, 61c. rex. which, was so badly shattered that she Willard said: Harley-Feed. 823.50024 per ton; Great Preparations Making for Na- The fatal policy of delay having en brewing. |27<fl7.50 i«rr ton. tional Meeting In Chicago. "Louisian« cannot'afford not to have sank with her crew of two, while the abled reinforcement» to reach Juarex, British ateam barkentine Ingrid was Xlllstuffs -Bran. 823024.U) per ton. Chicago - Plans are being formu the probabilities of taking that city an exhibit at San Francisco. We have middlings. 1306-11; shorts. 82402150. ■tripped of her rigging an<i two deck Istcd by the Chicago board of control are now considered much more remote been put to the teat. and we must do rolled barley, 82« «27. hands aboard were killed. Corn Whole, 829; cracked, ISO per | to make the 19th annual convention of than before. our best in order that thia state have Fragments of one man’s head were Other reinforcement», in the shape the National Irrigation congress, ton. an adequate representation of its pro found swinging high on a tangled piece Oata—No. 1 white, |36 50 per ton ' which will meet here I>ecember 6 to of General Navarro’« column, are en ducts and resources. We want to of rope. Hay—Track prices: Timothy, Wil 9, 1911. of world wide interest. Pres route from Chihuahua and will reach ! make the Louisiana exhibit the moat The Katherine W was tied to the lametta Valley, 819020 ¡»er ton; East ident Taft has promised to speak at Juares tonight or tomorrow, and’it is attractive in the big show. outer end of the pier, snd the crew of ern Oregon. 821072; alfalfa, 614 ¡one of the sessions on the closing day. believed hft» that the F<-»i»-r«l« will tM "It will be a center of observation deckhands was unloading a consign grain hay, 614 50615 50; clover, 6130 «nd. in addition, there will be re pre able to hold th»-fcity, and that know on account of the magnificent efforts ment of 50-pound boxes from two 14. sentativee from practically every irri- '«If Ibis, the insurrectoa will retire, made by our people to win the prise. freight cars to the lighter when the Appl*»-Waxen. *0cff8t; Baldwin gated district on this continent, gov- There ia a ---------- rumor that the Insurrectoa —----- i— 75c« 81 25; Northern Spy. Che© 81 50 ernment experts, railroad officials. cap- »re near jJuarex. but thia cannot be We have come out of the contest with crash came. Only the Whistler's flagstaff haa Know, 6126; Red Cheek Pippin, 61« italista and delegates from foreign verified. The net result of the battle honor and with clean hands. We have won the respect and admiration of the t»een found. The freight car went up 125; Winter Banant^ 81 7502; Spits at Bauche today between Oroxoco and rntierg. 815002 50. Yellow Nowtown ' countries. world for pluck and energy, and every in a puff of dual. On the rear deck of Former Judge Charles F. Fishback, Rabago was two killed and five wound- 81 76; Arkansas Black. 82; Delaware one who attends will want to see what the barkentine Ingrid were found n Red, 8176; Gano. 81 25; Wlncsap a member of the board of governors, «"<1 among the insurrectoa. The Federal Louisiana has done. pair of iron trucks. They msy ba the has interested 30 prominent business ¡<*s cannot be learned, as they carried 81.75. "I believe the commercial organisa trucks of the dynamite csr or of one of Sack Vegetable«—-Carrots, 81 httn and prof«»«sional men of Chicago in the ■ their wounded with them, tions and the people generally will the other four cam standing near, dred; parsnips. 11.5001.75; turnips work of the local board of control, of come forward anil assure a handsome which were also torn to bits. which be ia chairman, and the coopers 81; beets. 8125. CAPITOL BUILDING BURNS. state building and other displays.” Fifty yards back stood another car Vegetable«--Beans, 12% per lb.; tion of the people of Chicago and the of dynamite. The explosion blew the cabbage, 81 50,1 1 75 t-er hundred; millions tributary to this great central doors in, but the dynamite itself did cauliflower, 82 25 per crato; celery. market ia bound to be a tremendous Convicts Make Heroic Fight for Mis BLUESTEM DOOMED TO GO. not explode. souri's Stats House. California, 83 0 3 25 per crate; cucum aid to the movement, which has for its On boerd the Ingrid, the steel mix* hers. 82 ¡»er box; egg plant. 15c ¡»er chief pur|»<>s«-« the saving of forests. Jefferson City, Mo.- The Missouri Walla Walla Farmers Say New Hy ten mast snapped off above the lower lb.; garlic, 6c0IO per lb ; green on storing of fl«xi waters, ’reclamation of Capitol building was totally destroyed yards, and the tangled wreckage came brid Variety Better. Iona, 15c ¡»er d<>xen; head lettuce 50c «60 per bog; hothouse lettuce. 75c« deserts and making homes on the land, by fire. The total lo»«, includine the tumbling about the decks. Everything Walla Walla, Wash. — That blue "The National Irrigation congress building and many records and state 81 per box; peppers. 15c per lb.; aloft was leveled flat, but the steel pumpkins, 1c01%c per lb.; radish»-« will have the support of our public- i papers, ia estimated at •1,000,000, stem wheat, fur many years the lead plates of the hull held. spirited men, ” said Judge Fishback. j with no insurance. 30c «36 per doxen; sprouts, 6c; ing grain grown in the Walla Walla For 100 feet the pier end was de struck the dome ra|| ine oome wj|| d|,placed wlthin two molished. The planking seemed to squash, lc0!% per lb.; tomatoes. "and with the assistance of our I Lightning which sirucx friends In other psrts of tne country shortly after 7 o’cl lock spread flames i 82« 2.76 per box. have been ground to powder. Over Potato«-»--Oregon, buying price there is every reason to believe that i to the roof and in less than half an or three years by a hybrid variety, is the broken e»lg»-s twisted steal rails of 81 3501 40 ¡»er hundred; sweet pot» the coming convention will be the most hour it was apparent that the building the opinion of leading farmers of the tracks projected. A steel gondola car toes, 83.75 ¡»er hundred. I important in the history of the organ 1 was doomed. Walla Walla valley in attendance at on the southernwat track looked like Onions—Buying price, 82 per hun ixation." Because of the inadequate water the Farmers’ convention here. an old h«t used for ■ football. dred. pressure, the fire could not be reached. All about were strange freaks of the Bluestem, they point out, has always Poultry—Live: hens, 19c02O; Aviator Encircles Dorns. and no aid could be rendered for some Springs. l»c«19%; turkeys. 23c »23. had fsults of being easy to burn, easy explosion. One freight car had the Sacramento -Charles F. Willard, the t»®« by the local fire company. ducks. 22c«23; geese, 13c014; dres» to free».- out, and a light yiekier. Hy roof blown inward, as if it had been Curtiss aviator, encircled the dome of ,^ Governor G«»vern<.r Hadley personally directni directed e»l turkey«, choice. 25c© 26 brids originated at the Washington crushed by a falling boulder, but the Fighting tb* fight ~ against ' * * the * flames, which, Egg» -Oregon ranch candled. ?0c® the Capitol here Monday. state college, they claim, do away with sides were undamaged. one of the trickiest winds In his exper (»cause of the building's great age, all these faults, and add many virtues 32; Eastern, 27c« 10. In the trainshed of the terminal, rapidly gained great headway. The Butter—City creamery extra, 1 and ience, Willard, in a flight that lasted nearly the whole southern ex ¡»usure of that the old variety never hail. Be 3 pound prints. In boxes. 35c per nearly an hour, raced from Agricultur ¡»enitentiary fire department wa called aides yielding better, they are hardier, the glass roof cullapsed, showering the pound; less than boxes, cartons and al Park, the scene of the three days' to the scene and the convicts worked Ono and do not burn as easy as doea blue passengers with broken glass. delivery extra. meet just opened, to the capitol, swung heroically, scaling walls and taking stem. And the milling quality of at man was struck by a 20 pound frag Pork—Fancy. 10%cO11% per lb. dangerous chances. “ around the golden-tipped dome, drop ment and so severely cut thst he died. Veal—Fancy. 65 to 125 lbs . 13c«15 ping a message of greeting and wel The local military company was least two of the hybrids io just as good An engineer in a shunting locomotive as is that of Bluestem. which has been per lb. come within three feet of the window called out and formed a cordon around raised simply because it brings two to waa blown from his cab and died of a Cattle- Prime steers, 86 250* 50; looking from the offlje of Governor ' the building, driving spectators from ’ six cents better to the bushel. fractured skull. A tugboat captain good to choice steers. 8*0006 25; Johnson, and scudded upward and away I dangerous positions and removing rec waa hurled from his wheelhouse snd fair to goo<l steers, so.5006 00; com Many of the farmers will plant ex ; ords. tensively with the hybrids this spring. fished out of the water 15 minutes m»»n steers, fl MOSOfi; choice to into the teeth of a strong wind. later. prime cows, 85 2505 50; good to Gen. Piet Cronjs ia Dead, Fadsrals Beslan at Coyome. choice beef cow«, 84 7505 25; fair Morgan's Loan Is Rejected. El Pasco, Tex. —- Mail advices ■ay Kcrksdorp, Tranvaa) General Piet to good beef cow«, 8< 2504 75; corn Nude Art Shocks Pennsylvania. New York.—Confirmation of recent mon to fair beef cow«. •3 OO04.M; A. t'ronje, the noted Boer general, that a special train has arrived here Harrisburg, Pa. No matter what Piet from the Northeast, bringing many cable advices for Tegucigalpa, via San the good to choice heifer«. 8'« 0005 50; died here Saturday, Feb. 4. people of Pennsylvania may fair to good heifers. 85 0005 50; com Cronje was commander of one of th«» wounded from the vicinity of Coyome. Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, that the have felt about the building of the mon tn fair heifer«. 8t Off 4 25; choice Boer armies in the early part of the Chihuahua, where the rebels defeatoi Honduran congress has refused to ap state capitol, there ia going to be noth to good fat bulls. 84 5004 75; fair to war with Great Britain, which laated the Federal» and killed 170. The cor- ; good fat bulls. 8* 00« I 25; common from October, 1 ><99 to June, 1901. He respondent says the death list ia con prove the Morgan loan transaction, ing shocking about the statuary that Far from auch. bulls, 82 5003 25; good to choice light occupied a strong position at Magers- firmed by several mining men. all of was supplied by Senor Parades, the adorns Ito fronL Beautiful white drapery made of plas cal87 75«6 00; fair to goo«! light Honduran financial agent in thia coun calve«. 87 0007 50; good to choice dorp in the Orange Free state in Ds- whom report the people In the region try, whose special mission was to ne ter of Paris to match the exquisite 1699, and repelled several are out of auppliea and almost starving. white of th» marble—genuine— of the heavy calve«. •6.250 6 00; fair to good cembcr gotiate the loan. Senor Parades said heavy calve«. 84 7505 25; common reckless assaults from the British force -One man says he saw 19 Federal nude figure», has been added to the he had received a telegram from Presi calve«. 83.750 4 76; good to choice 'under General Lord Wethercn, who wounded guarded by soldiers and that group that is to adorn the front facade. he saw also a wagon load of uniforms dent Davila, announcing the rejection The first figures have been put up and «tags 85 00 0 5.35; fair to good stag« suffervd terrible Ineses. of the loan convention by the congress taken from the Federal dead. 84 0004 50 Harrisburg people are admiring th« Puerto Cortex Taken Over. of Honduras. Hogs—Choice hogs. 8' 4509 00; nightgown-like effect Ssa Wipes Out Village. good to choice hogs. 8* 5008 85. Puerto Cortes. Honduras General Sheep—Tearllng wethers, grain fed. Ix-e Christmas, the revolutionary mili Blirrard Sweeps Nome, Helsingfors, Norway — An entire H»lsn Pink" Rsplscsx "Alics Blus.’ » ’ • rs, grain IM tary leader, arrived here with parts of Ashing village of 253 men which had Nome.—The worst blixxard of the Washington-"Helen pink" has sup- 3 7504 36; good to choice ewes grain his force to take over the administra been established on the ice outside season is raging here and there io much planted "Alice blue” among Washing- fed 83 7503 75; feeders. 87 2503 00; tion of this city, evacuated several Bkorko Sound, was carried out to sea suffering on the trail. Thomas White ton_* ’mBrt **L Ever since Miss Hel- choice lambs, grain fed, 86.2606 Ml; good to choice, grain fed. 86 000 days ago by the government troops and In a gale on Friday nighL The discs* died of heart disease following expos en Taft assumed the leadership among «25; fair to good. 85 260 5.76; poor held by the international forces pend ter was not diecoverred until morning, ure to the extreme cold. Ed Johnson the younger set thia color has been ing the arrival of the revolutionist«. when the village was already out of was brought in with both feet froaen growing favor. The president’s daugh lambs. 84 95 0 5 00. Hay fed sheep »ad lambs, 60c lower Fuerte Cortes is the m«i«t important sight. Boats have been sent to the and must submit to amputation to save ter s chosen eolor is a brilliant Ameri- ¡port on the Atlantic coast of Honduras. I roecue, but have not yet returned. bis life. than grain fed. can Beauty pink, verfint red. Doings of the World at Large Told in Brief. Givernment Troops Take Ad vantage of Rebels’ Delay. New York Harbor .Scene of Terrific Explosion.
