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DAILY DOINGS OF OREGON
STATE LAWMAKERS AT SALEM
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NOTES
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FROM EXPERIMENT
STATIONS.
Ksy*rlm»»< BtaiKiA
man, Wa»h|
of
lull
The best way to get rid of mos
Sultnes Is to see that they have no
place to breed. All mosquitoes must
live In their early life In water, usu
ally In stagnaut water. It It la pus
«Ible to drain tbe country, see that
.there are no ataguaul pools
Take
care also that there are no recap
la ins. Utter, barrels, or -ana. which
could contain water during the sum
mer. and the m-*»qulto problem will
be reduced to InalgnlQcant proper
tlona
Oftentimes where II is IU|«»
alble tu drain, the mosquitoes can be
chuck»«! by pouring a thlu film of
kero >ue <>ll over the water. This
»pre.« !• very ■ i. furuily, and will suf
fixate the mosquito wrigglers in th«>
pond. Burning oil of tar or bubacb
powder serves to drivu away ui««a
quitoes from a dwelling
There are
salves containing oil of |>«unyroyal
that answer to »••• p m<>»<|Ult> ■ • away
from a person, but thesu latter rem
"dies oftentimes are hardly succea»
ful. There Is as much individuality
ani‘>ng tn--» pultoea as among people
The pennyroyal salve will keep some
people free and will have no effe« t
>u others
In the name way the
salve will keep some mosquito«-»
away, but uot effect others.
simply a waste of time and energy.
MEXICAN REBELS GAIN.
The temperature ranges from 5! d«>
groca in summer to 61 degroea la
Government Forces Lose
Artillery
winter.
and Many Men.
(lly |r* I* Whltwey, former tMtFwrtor In
iMkirylng, W IL C.. I’uUman, W
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El Paso, Texas Galanea and San
Buena Ventura are how held by the
inaurrectue, according to d'spstches
from t'aaas Grandca.
Colonel Rabagu
reached Casa* Grandee with 150 of the
GOO men with whom he entered u|>on
hie campaign on January 8.
Four battlre have been fought. In
three of which the inaurrectue were
suci-eseful, Colonel Rabagu loaing the
two rapid-fire guns and four pieces of
light artillery with which he invaded
the Galanea district.
San Buena Ventura was abandoned
to the inaurrectoe Monday ai-d Gal­
anea deaertad the next day.
Federal
«-fficials are now busy preparing Ca»aa
Grandee for a long siege, gathering
provision« and fortifying the town.
United States Consul Edwards has
made formal deman«! on the Mexican
authorities at Jumea for an immediate
h- aring in the case of William Boykin,
th«> American negro porter arrestetl
for romplicity in smuggling into Mex­
ico ammunition found on a south-bound
train.
The following factors are of great
Salen, Feb. 6. Senator Chase's same up for paaaage in the senate yes
bill to protect acbool children from terday afternoon. Senator Lester of
lmi«ortance In developing a dairy
pupila who appeared at school carrying Clatsop, who is engaged in logging,
herd:
Selection, or breeding from
vermin, or who are in an unsanitary said that boys are perfectly com|«tenl
only the twat producers; feeding, that
condition, passed the .senate today to do signal work, and that U> abut
la. supplying the right kind of feed
them out would cause hardship for
without opposition.
In
sufficient, quantities for the nee 1«
Swarming the library, a delegation families dependent upon such support.
of the cow; care and handbag. In
Members of the house indulged in
appeared before the committee on com-
eluding milking regularly and thor-
mere« and navigation .tonight for the some choice personalities yesterday
purpose of attacking the eight hour afternoon before they could decide to
oug. ly. providing comfortable and
bill of Dimick.
Superintendents of adjourn until Monday instead of Satur­
sanitary quarters for stabling, and
Oregon City mills, attorneys, employ­ day. in the the course of which Hunt­
treating the cows with greatest con­
ington
of
Douglas
grew
angry
and
de
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es and others appeared, outlining con­
sideration at all times.
clared that Fouls of Multnomah was
ditions st the mill.
Importaiit aa the»«« factors have
Admission was made in one or two using "horseplay” and acting like a
been
In tbe past, they will contluue
"fool
”
.
instances of long 11 and 18 and 24-
hour shifts, but as’a general rule the
to be fully an Important In the future
Salem, Feb. 2. House bill No. 9M,
testimony simmered down to detailed
development of th«« dairy cow.
explanation of ¡the manner in which presented by Buchanan of liouglaa,
The first thing to b<> considered In
men are required to .handle machinery and automatically regulating the sal­
selecting
a dairy cow la her ability
and thsjeanitary conditions surround­ aries of county officers, tried to ride
to produce butterfat. Twenty years
the waves in the lower house yesterday
ing them in the milts at Oregon City.
ago the average cow produced one
Extended arguments for and against afternoon, and several times approach­
hundred and twenty five pounds of
the employers' compensation act were ed perilously near the capaixing stage.
butterfat per year, while at the pres­
made tonight before the house commit­ Finally It appeared that even with
ent time It la safe to say that the
smooth
and
experienced
hand
of
the
tee of judiciary.
averago of the cows of the United
Due for grilling, single taxers will Douglas county man at the tiller it
receive a scoring and denunciation on could not survive, and Buchanan suc­
Blates Is cluse to one hundred and
WHISKY INSPIRITS REBELS.
the floor of the senate when the reso­ ceeded in getting it back to the salar-
»event) five pound*
The Babcock
lutions prepared by the committee on ) its emmittee.
lest has been responsible to a groat
Friends and opjxmcnbi of the bills
assessment and taxation arc reported
extent for thia Increase in production. Bolstered By 60 Bottles They Face
back. This may be to'norrow, or it of the state good roads association, in
Rain With Impunity.
Inasmuch aa it has exposed the nun
may be later. Senator Kellaher of the a forerunner of what is to come, en­
producer, whereupon she has l>een
Calexico,
Cai. Sheriff 5!<>a«lows, of
gaged
in
a
skirmish
in
the
house
thia
The
transplanting
of
evergreen
resolutions committee not being cer­
»old to the butcher. Every dairyman
morning. Those favorable to the bills trees Is a process which requires »h -uld have a pair of »caiea aud a lm|>erial county, receive«! a message
tain when they may be returned.
The resolutions call for a repeal of desired to have them considered in a great deal of care an«l atten­ llaueiH-k teal, and keep accurate rec here slating that a detachment of
the single-tax' amendment and are committee of the whole Saturday tion. IT rat of all the planter must ords of the milk and butterfat pro United State» soldiers from San Diego
aimed, their sponsors say, to place a morning, tail they lost by a few votrs.
duction of each and every cow of would arrive here in a day or two.
Senator Dimick of Clackamas re­ realise that If the sun dries out the hla herd Thia la the ouly guide that The insurgents have matte no move
safe and sane system of taxation In the
constitution instead of the county tax ceived a dressing down from Presi­ young root», or th«- laig«-r ones, or can always bo di-p«'tid«d upon In the upon Mexicali, ju»t across the bonier.
They still maintain their camp about
amendment now included, which is de­ dent Selling this morning, when he at­ hardens the sap, death la pretty apt •election of profitable dairy cows.
I*ype la another |«>lut to be cou •even miles southwest of Mexicali,
clared to lie a move fathered by fad tempted to have his eight-hour bill, to follow a trial of this kind Second,
All dairymen rocogulse a and have recruited a num tier of Coco-
which was recalled from the houae, tw must t>- ar In mind that the "ever sldered.
diets and theorists.
Attempt to lower the license On reconsidered and referred yesterday, : green“ has a comparatively short definite tyi-e a- Indicativu of dairy pah Indians.
porturmatii'v The judge In the show
Rain has been falling t>ut, stimu-
itinerant drug vendors from 3100 a changed from the committee on com­ growing season. comm«-ncing In most
ring bases bls judgureut entirely upon
month to a graduate«] scale of 35. 110 merce and navigation to the industries sections of thia country about the type While it la true that practically lat«-d by th«- contents of fill bottle* of
whiaky and <ut many bottles of other
anti JIB monthly for different classes committee.
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all economic producers conform to lopo.r, ts- en when they sucked Mexi­
Dimick charged the bill bad been • the 30th of June, or In many in 1 • bx'
of such vendors failed in the senate
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cali Sunday, the insurgent* do not
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• t. ■ . nances as early as the loth of May
thia morning by a vote of 11 for the
all cows that conform to the dairy
•erm to mind the weather.
of
which
he
is
a
member,
and
sent
to
inning
thia
growing
period
the
ever
bill and IS against. The bill was in­
type are not economic producers,
The memttrrs of the band had U-cn
troduced by Senator Barrett, of Wash­ the commerce and labor committee, of gn-en la very tender. If the trans and. consequently, aeledng by type
up two nights, and their leaders. El
ington, but was materially changed in which Nottingham is a member, by re- planting ran lie don«- before, which 1» al-tie la uncertain business.
quest of Nottingham, in an irregular usually the first few weeks In April.. Tbs health of the animal must be Q m MB) l.l-vy and Sun..: I:- rthold, the
committee.
very little loss should result.
If
Loe Angele» Socialist, allowetl them to
way.
considered. Cows that are dl»eaa«-d
The senate this afternoon voted to planting cannot be done then. It1 In any way should never I m » kept for rest and sleep all day. Scouts, how­
Salem. Feb. 4. Allegations that an
should l>e done immediately after
attempted change in the water cotie is adjourn until Monday.
milk production. Tbe prevalence of ever, were sent at intervals to Mexi­
Approximately 3107.001) will be car­ the growing »-.«»on. which la during contagious diseases, such as tuber- cali.
h move to further the plan for placing
¡the month of July.
Take nicely
tWo more justices on the Supreme ried by the general deficiency bill fur
cul>>sle .«: I ---ntax
■*'■••rtlon mak--s
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OSTRICH HERD STAMPEDED.
extreme caution uecessary In the se­
bench will be fought out when the pro- tne last two years when it is reported
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jioeed changes are put before the legis­ by the ways and means committee to with a ball of earth to the roots lection of dairy cows. It Is to the
Senator which ran lie held in place by a Interests of everyone that these die Thunder Causes Exciting Timo In
lature, unless they are killed in com­ the legislature this year.
Wood of Washington has been gather i burlap wrapping
mittee beforehand
By going at It In : eaaea should l-e stamped out aa rap­
Southern California.
filly as possible
Open allegations of
dishonesty, ing the figures and it is with the idea this way you should suewed.
Los
Angeles
Terrified by a heavy
Tbe bieedlng of the dairy cow la
charges that Dairy and Food Commis­ of preventing such deficiencies in fu­
thunder
storm,
alx»ut
a dosen large os-
also
Imi-ortanL
She
need
not
l»e
a
sioner Bailey had purchased furniture ture thst he introduced the bill passed
The exj-erlment stations have not
trich«*s on one of the l«>*al farms stam­
with money of the state and exchanged yesterday, making it a crime tu exceed yet l-*en able to find any aov beaa» pure bred In order to tm an economic
peded, tore down the heavy fence and
it for secondhand goods, ami a declara­ appropriations hereafter without ex­ which do we|| in this western coun producer. In fact many high grade
rushe«! into East Lake Park, tramping
cows
are
just
aa
ec<
nonilc
producers
press
approval
in
advance
by
an
emer
­
try.
We are ei|«-rlmentlng with
tion by Governor West that if any dis­
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and tearing down everything in their
I these, using Saud l
oonain and, aa are the majority of purebrv
honest acts by »Bailey are found to gency board.
Minnesota, hoping that we may find a nile. however, th" puier the brand path.
have been committeed in Marion coun­
One of the birds, jumpeii into the
Salem, Feb. 1.—Senator Joseph con­ : sonic that would be adapted to our Ing the more likely la the offspring
ty that a grand jury investigation will
to resemble Its parents, and If there lake and at every |ieal of thunder
be conducted here, were’ developments tributed four new bills to the senate I conditions.
are
ec«>nomlc
ppnlucers
In
a
cow's
ducked his head umier the water.
He
t'anada field peas do very well In
this afternoon in connection with the late this morning, the only new meas­
deed, however, everywhere except ancestry, the morn likely la she to was rescued with difficulty. Tbe oth­
investigation of ’Bailey's office by a
ures presented. One of these is a dup where the ground Is to«» low and be an economic producer, providing ers took to the shrubbery or the Gar-
Joint legislative committee. The ses­
Under these conditions the »ha la bred along the right lines.
licate of a bill introduced in the houae, moist
vansa hills and were captured only af­
sion was also'marked by lively tilts be­
In order to succeed with the dairy ter many hours of hard work.
grow loo rnurh to tope
If |
increasing the membership of tbe Su­
The
tween Bailey s counsel and committee
' Intend"«! for hay, they should b* , cows they must be treated as Indi mounted [«lice, scores of park employ­
preme court by two.
members.
Another provides that two te*ma of «ceded to half and half with oats and vlduala. not aa herds. Many dairy es and bundrcis of boys t«»*k up the
Anonymous 24-page pamphlets, as­
The ground man make thia mtntaka. and wonder chase. One of the birds showed fight
the Stale Supreme court shall be held wheat, preferably oats
why their herds do not pay. They
sailing the management of the State
in Portland each year and increases the may beat t-e fall plowed, but If 1 make the good ■ ow help support the •nd kicked a youth, who got too near,
insane asylum and the treatment of
spring
plowing
Is
necessary,
the
pay of the justices to >5,000, tbe ex­
over a fence, doubling him up in a
patients in that institution, appeared
ground should be plowed as early aa p«M>r one. an«! consequently get no
tra 3500 being intended to cover the
clump of graaa on the other side.
poaudble. then the peas seeded to profit from either one
today on the (leaks of the members of
additional expense entailed.
«bout three Inches depth and allowed |
both houses.
A third bill adds to the recall pro to He al»out a week until they have
The authorship of the pamphlets ev­
BILL
BEFORE
GRAIN COMPANY FORMED.
visions for payment of the expense f<»r sprouted; then the oata seeded sbal COMPENSATION
idently rests with Carl Free, now re­
THE LEGISLATURE.
public meetings, not to exceed 310 for low no that the oats and peas will
aiding at lx»a Angeles, from the fact
Eastern Capitalists to Build Elevators
each precinct in the district affected. come on together
If cut when thv
that in the same mail in which tbe
In Washington.
The other bill provides the time for oata are In the dough and the peas Measure Introduced by Representa­
pamphlets
were delivered came a
appeal from a judgment shall not run just beginning to ripen, they make,
tive Abbott Provides Automa­
Seattle-.. Announcement is made here
signed letter from Free, dated ixw An­
until a motion for new trial has been one of the best hays that Is grown ■
tic Indemnity to Injured
of the organisation of a grain company
geles, January 20. The text of the
and It ran be cured and harvested >
decided.
Workmen.
by Eastern capitalists, who will liuil«!
letter makes reference to various
like
any
other
hay.
The house bill providing for the pur­
a chain of elevators in Eastern Wash­
charges contained in the pamphlet.
A
bill
introduced
In
the
Oregon
leg
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chase of ferry slips and operation of a
In company with President J. H.
For generations our ancestors have - islature by Representative Ablwtt at ington. Among the stockholders are
ferry at St. Johns has been favorably
Ackerman, Representatives Chattin,
tx-en
dumping wash water upon cur : one step provides workmen instant J. B. White, of Kansas City, and G.
recommended to the senate.
J. A.
Abbott, Mann and Reynolds, members
ranta,
gooseberries and other small ; hospital service and prompt compensa M. Dulaney, of Hannibal, Mo.
A bill allowing the deposit of state
of the house ways and means commit­ school funds by the state land board in fruits, thinking they were doing the tion fur his injury and eliminates the Pease, of Fort Dodge, la., has tieen
In some Instances the contingent fee lawyer through the me­ made manager of the company, which
tee, visited the Monmouth normal any recognised state defweitary was right thing
school today and went over the build­ among those passed by the senate. It treatment has resulted favorably.) dium of a state industrial accident will establish general offices In Seattle.
The first elevators will tie built along
ings and grounds. While the members meets the condition raised by the de­ I e»l«eclally In cases where the surplus commission.
water could drain away and carry i
were noncommittal as to what may be
It provide* for the establishment the Wardner branch of the Chicago,
cision in the J. Thorburn Roes case so off the surplus oil deposits, grease. ’
done for tbe school, they feel that the the state may derive interest from
and maintenance of an industrial acci­ Milwaukee & Puget Sound railway.
and other material which would be
equipment is not adequate.
dent
fund, to which the stale contrib­
this money.
' of a detrimental nature to the planta, i
Miscegsny Is Forbidden.
j We do not consider It advisable to utes a fourth, the employee a fourth,
Salem, Feb. 3.—All of the official
Reno, Nev. A law designed to do
Salem, Jan. Sl.-r-Suggestions that it water young plants, especially o«it •nd the employer s half thia_ia the
plan of of industrial insurance Tn for­ away with the marriage of Caucasians
acta of Jay Bowermen aa acting gov­
l»e prescribed aa a penitentiary offenae tings and »«-edllngs, with water of
ernor, which under the law are re­
thia kind
It should not come In eign countries and has proven success­ and Asiatics was introduced in the Ne­
quired to be attested by the secretary to kill an elk, and that a closed season contact with the stems, but would do ful.
vada senate by Holmes of Washoe
In case of injury to an employe he county, and will be paastxl In both
of state to be valid, such aa all com­ of from two to five years be placed on ! little harm, and possibly some good
missions, pardons and appointments of China pheasants, are some of the more i If kept a short distance from the would receive from the accident fund houses of the legislature without op­
as follows:
all kinds, are void, according to the important features at a meeting of the I roots.
position. The law is very^plain in its
For the loss of either arm above the terms and very short.
opinion of both the governor's office
It absolutely
committee on game tonight, which was
There Is no one breed of cattle elbow. 31.500.
and secretary of state’s office, ex­
prohibits marriages of this kind, and
attended by many sportsmen from al) that will give large quantities of
pressed today.
For the loss of either arm at or be­ makes it a felony for any magistrate
■ milk of good quality and also be low the elbow, 31,250.
For this reason all notarial commis­ over the state.
or rlergyman to perform such cere­
: good beef cattle
Socalled “dual
It was also urged that the season on
sions and appointments made by Act­
For the loea of either hand at wrist, mony. It also prohibits the issuance
purpose" breeds, among which might
ing Governor Bowerman are Invalidat­ deer he set back a month, opening the lx» mentioned Brown Swiss. Devon |TM>
of marriage licensee by the county
For the l«es of either thumb and clerk in such cases.
ed and can be affirmed only by reissu­ season September 1 instead of August and Red Polled, have been bred with
ance of tbe commissions by Governor 1. This plan, it was said. Is to protect i thia purpose In view, but at the forefinger, 3400.
Saw Severs Man's Body.
West or by a ruratlve act of the legis­ the forests from fires, many of which I present time tbe dual purpose Idea
For the loss of either thumb or fore­
lature aasembly, affirming all tbe ac­ are said to be started by hunters.
Sheridan, Wyo.— The body of County
I Is
practically explode«!
If one finger, 3300.
Heavier bounty on timber wolves, ! wishes dairy cows, he should select
tions of the seting governor so attest­
For the loss of any other finger, Oimmiaeloner W. H. Robins was com­
cougars, and bobcats was asked, aa a | any one of the leading dairy breeds: ) 3200.
ed by the secretary of state.
pletely severed here by the circular
Willamette val­ , that la. Jersey. Guernsey. Holstein ‘
Two bills have been introduced in protection for deer.
For the loss of either leg at hip, 31,- saw in a sawmill on Rock creek.
He
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and
Ayrshire,
whichever
la
liked
beat.
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the legislature attempting to authorise ley sportsmen want the duck season to
500.
slipped on the icy floor, and, falling
an assistant secretary of state to act in extend to March I instead of to Feb­ i and which seems best fitted to the
For the loss of either leg between forward, became
entangled In the
j conditions. If beef la wished, select knee and hip, 31.000,
the absence of the secretary of state. ruary 15, as at present.
clutch of the carriage. Robins was
The ways and means committee has i the beef breed desired, that Is.
One such bill was introduced in the
For the loss of either leg between elected county commissioner of thia
senate by Senator Bowerman of Gil­ leni>*<i|Attorney General Crawford ad­ ! 8hornhorn. Hereford. Angus, etc.
knee and ankle, 3900.
county lest fall.
He was a stock-
liam, Sherman and Wheeler counties ditional assistance and Increased pay
For the lows of either foot at orl be­ man and rancher.
The proper churning temperatures
low ankle, 3760.
and the other in the house by repre­ for such assistants. In a bill cintro-
for cream vary under different con
sentative Derby of Hood River and duced by Buchanan the attorney gen­ i dltlons.
For the lows of any to*. 3150.
Religious Play Forbidden.
The only safe nils Is to ■
Wasco.
eral was to be given one deputy at 32.- i churn at such temperature that the
For the loss of an ear, 3250.
Philadelphia—As a result of a pro­
Representative Steelhammer’s bill 100 per annum, another at 31,500 and butter will come tn from thirty lr>
For the loss of an eye, |75O.
test by clergymen and citiaens, the
to require engineers and signal buys a stenographer at 31,200 per annum. forty five minutes. Where the churn
For the I om of both eyea, 33.000.
police department Issued an order pro­
working on donkey engines in logging A a reported by the committee this Ing Is done In less time, butterfat Is
For Injuries not above specified, re­ hibiting tbe presentation in thia city
camps to be 18 years of age or older, office is given one assistant at 32,000 j los* In the buttermilk.
A longer sulting In total and permanent! nt ape­ by Sarah Bernhardt of tbe religioua
| time, bowaver. Is unnecessary, and city for manual labor, 33,000.
met determined opposition when it ¡and a stenographer st 31,080.
|play, "La Samaritalna.”