The Santiam news., March 10, 1911, Image 9

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CONGRESS ASKED TO
HALT."
Fifty San Antonio Citixan* "Demand"
Non-Intar (arance.
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t
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
Washington That the president ami
MUCH LUMBER USED HERE.
Salem, Feb. 28. Governor Oswald
Washington, March 4
The <51 st rider. The Su I Io way bill would add congress shall 'call n halt and take
West and State Treasurer Kay re­
congr«-»*. h«**il««aa of one of the moat about *50,000.(MM) to the annual roll ■ hands off ' in the matter of the Mesi j
turned today to Salem from their visit Oregon Industrie* Required In 1009
im|K>rtanl legislative task» set before and would grant penatone indiscrim- I
can revolution is the "demand" of ' to definitely locate the «ite for the
HOO.000,000 Feet.
it. came to an end shortly after noon inately to all veterans of the Civil
h. « certain residents of San Antonio, Tex ¡branch asylum at Pendleton.
The
today.
Within the hour following *«r who had served 9<i .i.v.
Out of the 2. <MM). 000.000 feet, board
y
‘
‘ ¡The demand reach.*! the renate in a I
Preaident Taft issuci a proclamation reach«*! the age of 62.
i rerommend«*! by the legislative in- measure, of timber cut in the state of
calling the new congress to meet in
petition bearing 50 signatures. The j vestigating committee does not accord }
Oregon during th«' year of 1909, 800,-
extraordinary session at noon on Tues­
W'sahingPin, March 1.
W illiam I ,|ocument
was address««! to "The
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------- Pres-
----- with the views a« to the pnqier bica- ! 000,000 feet Were used in Oregon.
day, April 4.
At that time he will 1st rimer.
senator from Illinois, was ij^nl of the United States ami to the ti«»n of the buildings held by himself i
submit for verification to a house
and Mr Kay, he considers th«' matter! Tin* fact is shown in a report ju»t is-
overwhelmingly Democratic and to a exonerated of the charge that he was Speaker of the House of Represent*
Í
settled, since the legislature accepted su«*l by the Oregon Conservation com­
•• anij reaj
senate barely Republican, the reci- corruptly elected, by a vote in the
¡ the report of the joint «*>mmitt«** ami ; mission and the Unit«*! State» Forest
I
nite«!
State*
senate
today.
Forty-
|
umler»ign«*i
citixen»
of
San
procity agreement with Canada.
1 the work of building the Eastern | service. Howard II. Oakleaf, of the
The McCall bill, carrying that six vote» were cast against the resolu- ! Antonio, Texas, and liberty-loving
: Oregon asylum will bo carried on as United States Forest service, pre-
agreement into effect and pawl by tion that the senate fleclarc Ixinmer'» j [**iple of the Unit«*! State», «io here-
I expeditiously as possible and Eastern l>*r«*i the data untier th«* direction of
the house, met at the hands of the old ■u-at vacant
Forty »cnatoni vot«*l, by most earnestly protest against your I Orgon
K„„ w
,„ get the finest institution J. B. Knapp, who is in charge of the
will
senate today the death freely predict­ that, in their opinion, he was corrupt- taking any part in the Mexican rev-
t„. had for the money.
engineering work of the service in
ed for it. The president, warn«*! if ly elect«*!.
"I iti n. i:*»w gelt : g -'n in M-» -
__ ; will b* n«*-e«sary, the this district.
More ; land
not entirely reconciled to the fate in
Eighteen I)cmocrata ami 22 Rc|iub- There is not an honest, liberty-loving ■ governor
thinks. , in order to acquire
Of the 8U0,000.000 feet us«*l in the
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store for the measure, was at the lican« voted to oust Ixirtmer.
Eleven man in this country, I knowing the necessary water rights, intake ami stale. 296,791,900 feet were taken by
capital to witness the obsrqules. The Democrats and 35 Republicans vot«*l •MM of this revolution, but who i* at nufit of w*y for water for ;«>w«-r ; ur th«' wtMMl-using industries.
Dividing
bill was not allow'd at any time to come in his favor. Lorimer refrain«*! from heart ami soul in sympathy with those
pore*. Though the matter is not yet the wood-using industries into their
up in the senate for consideration.
voting. Aidrich. Fraxier, Terrill and revolutionists, w<- f therefore^
‘
dem ami fully determined, all the building* at respective lines of manufacture, it is
The permanent tariff board bill, Taliaferro were absent. Lorimer wm that you call a halt am! take hands off
l'■■n•ll«■t<>n will probably lie of cm- found that pulp in 1909 require«! 93,-
forced to its pa.ssage through a reluc- not preo-nt during the roll call, in of same am! let ol«l d«*»p«it Diax and crcte. They will be arrange*! in a 367,600
feet;
box**, 77,946.500;
tant senate at 8:30 o'clock this morn- which Vice President Sherman rontin- the revolutionists fight it out."
i crescent «ha|>e. with the administra- sash«-» and doors, 43.158,500; interior
ing, was hurried over to the house. uaily check«*! spplsuse from
the I
; tion building in the center ami front­ finish work, 22,660.000; cooperage,
there to be strangled by a Democratic crowd«*! galleries a* one member after J
ing. with two retreating wing* on 20.686,000; furniture manufacture.
RUE
’
WILL
GO
TO
PEN.
filibuster. The president heart! the another answered his name.
; either side and the other buildings 9.835,350; excelsior, 4.320,000; bask­
news with resignation in the.room re­
By a vote of 159 to 124 the militia :
ets aixi veneers, 3,102,000 and other
. will be in the rear.
served for him in the senate lobby. pay bill was pa«»«-d in the house this Bid« Friand* Good-By« and Surren­
Regarding the Eastern Oregon in- minor lines make up the balance.
Congress provide*! funds to continu«' afterTMMin.
It provides a gradual««!
ders to Deputy Sheriff.
! stitution, the governor says:
the work of the temporary tariff scale of wages for officer* and men
"Th«- tract select«*! by the old tsiard
San Francisco. Feb 28. After be­
board for another year.
POWER LINE PROGRESSES.
ranging from five to 25 per cent of the
J i* about i*|ually divi<i«*i tivtween hill
ing
at
liberty
for
15
month*
on
a
bail
It was at the request of the Demo- pay in the regular army.
The bill
ami bottom lami, the latter l**ing sep-
er.it-« of f 111- ti- !
' - that I he places the militia under government: bond aggregating *600,000, Abraham
arat«*i from the former by th«- O. R. A B<g Plant at Npringti«l<1 Will Soon De­
Ruef was taken into custody at mid-
president fixed the date of the extra control.
liver Currant Through Valley.
N. tracks am! the county road. Th«-
session as April 4. The new Demo
Secretary of V. ar Dickinson today ac-' night tonight, following the vacation ¡ propo*«*l building site was u|«>n the
of
the
Supreme
court's
order
rvmand-
Eugene Th« transmission line ex­
Static way« and means commit!«*- of ceptcd by cable the resignation of W. !
. hill tract, but th«' present board, after
tending from the Oregon Power com­
the house, which also is to «-rvi- .«< H. Clarke, auditor of the Philippine ! ing the case for rehearing.
| careful investigation. d«**id«*i that the
Early in the evening. Ruef held a
pany’» big electric plant at Spring­
th«» new "committee on committees." islands, to take stf*ct April 1. Clarke
i said site was unsuitable ami their
will meet Monday to take up its la was recently charged with insubordin- ( consultation with hi* attorneys and. > findings were borne out by the reports field down th« valley as far as Albany,
bora.
atior, ami his resignation was request­ after bidding friend» about town good b«ith of the special eommitt«-e appoint* is practically complete, the linemen
bye. went home. A deputy was wait- \
having reached Albany. The use of
A full caucus of Democratic mem­ ed.
ed by the board am! the legislative
ing at his residence with a bench war
this line mean* the electrification of
ber» of the new house will not lie held
*
committee.
Washington, Feb. 28. By a vote of rant issued by Judge Lawler. Ruef
practically the entire Upper Willam­
until April 3. In the meantime the
"The legislative committee, how­
plans for the extra session will have 54 to 33 the resolution submitting to j quietly surremiered himself ami th«- ever, report«*! that the bottom tract ette valley, f«r numerous towns and
the p«*>plr a constitutional amendment pair start««! for the county jail.
cities beside* Springfield. Eugene and
developed.
afford«*! a suitable site for the build­
lin fa vor of the direct election of Uni­
An appeal to the Unite«! States
Albany will be supplied w ith lelectric
ings, and this report was adopt«*! by
Washington, March 3. That an ex- ted State* senators failad to »«•cure Supreme
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court on some constitutional
lights an<l powor irom the line. The
tra session of congress is a certainty the requirt*! two-thin!» majority in I ground is his only r n-o>iir»'' now. If, th«- I'-gidatur'-
line, however, cannot be used for some
is the belief, following President
p———• th«-
«»•_ .««-nate tixlay and was u
; ii _ i
killed.
■ *u« h action is not taken. L
_ _ , prob-
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Ruef
time yet, because the substations at
UMATILLA PLANS HIGHWAY.
This is the first vote ever taken in ably will start for San Quentin in a :
Taft’s official admission that he favors
Albany and other point* are not yet
•' senate «■»»»
Ko «w««o*<4
icsr» of I the
U.. x««K,
< »a w or f two
u.»«» fi.
I ti xaiyVirMV
—
on • the
question
sub­ , day
to L»-«.r
begin
serving ft a 11
14 V«-nr
year
March 15 for the opening day.
Th«- the
completed. Th«* lin« I« 45 miles long
date represents a compromise reach«*! mission of such an amendment, al­ term on a charge of bribery.
Fins 15 Mil« Boulevard to Run From and is said to be one of the longest
at a conference of Republican am! though resolutions of a similar nature
on the Coast. It was built at a coat
Pendleton to Athena.
Democratic leaders.
It is now tie-: have passed the house.
of *2,000 a mile.
The poles, which
EATING DOGS AND CATS.
Pendleton
Umatilla county is to arc all over 40 feet high, are the heav­
lieved that all chance of a vote on Ca-1 'Two-thirds of the Western senators
v
r
■ have at least one permanent highway, iest obtainable and the big porcelain
nadian reciprocity at this session has vot«»d for the amendment resolution,
The««' were Borah, Bourne,
Bourne. Carter,
Carter. Starving Chin«»« Uta Pet» to Ward I notwithstanding th«' failure of the inaulaton *o*t .ovar 11 apie.-c.
vanished.
These
The
Off Death.
Clark of WyomiMf, Chamberlain, Dix
I goo«! roads measures before the recant heavy copper wire is almost a quarter
With
th«-
Ottawa. Ont. March 3.
on. Jone.«, NeufJam!*, Nixon, Piles,
It is easily se*n
Shanghai. A missionary who ar-, legislature. The county court, backed of an inch thick.
idea of permitting the measure to Perkins an«i
Sutherland.
Voting rivc«i here from the famine district, ! up by the Umatilla County (« xm I that the cost of the transmission line
stand as an open offer to the United against, were Flint, Heyburn, Smoot j
where he had been engag'-d in relief. Roads association. many prominent is quite heavy.
States, it is stativi on the highest an«l Warren. Republican*. Lorimer;
The towns of Coburg, Harrisburg
work, .«ay» that 3,000 peraona are dy-' farmer* and heavy taxpayer*, will un
authority today, parliament will pass voted against the resolution.
ami Junction City are already being
|
mg
daily
and
that
350,000
are
wholly
>
dertake
the
instruction
of
a
modern
the Canadian reciprocity agreement
i Admitting that
r, by
• ' « a a reciprocal
'
. ar- I dependent on the foreign famine com- highway from Pendleton to Athena, supplied with light ami power from
without alterations.
u v
irt...
r rang.-ment th«- nit«*i States and Ar- ,,,jtt«-«-. which was organix«*) here.
by way of Adams, a distance of 15 the plant at Springfield over this
W. L. ! MafK
‘ “ TZ. ’ . K. ,K: JT.l .
«' «t'na have "exchanged naval inf..r-
|n many pla.. s «logs ami cate
transmission line and the company is
arc miles.
of labor, is expect.*! to go to Washing- nation."
j of the
d.«- Navy
, X-,
i. brcretary
Mey- (
kill«*! for fi«*! and houses are
planning on furnishing the-«- com mod
Plana
were
under
way
to
construct
ton to confer with the president or hi» ,.r an,j Secretary
»«•cretarv of State
Stat«' Knox are ' 1 . pulled
.« .. down
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jr*s»»«--vs
WVWII
v«»wz
V w
WOT otiot
we aw this road in accordance with the pro- ¡ties to the other villages ami farming
by .«
the
occupants
and « « the
representative» on possible amend- pr«-part
,__ ; ng
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answer, to the ' La --
Follatte
,|ebr„ eXchan<wl for anything that vision« of the Tuttle road law, hut communities in this part of the state.
menta to tile reciprocity agreement. res«'.luti<>n of inquiry, in which full in-
can lie eaten.
since the legislature repealed thia
He was in the house last night and so formation of the fact is demanded by
There is urgent need of help pend­ measure the only thing left to do i» to
DRAIN 1.000 ACRES.
far as can be ascertained today ha» tbe »«nate.
ing the arrival of the American trans- build it, and thia will be done.
not yet departed for \\ ashington.
j Secretary Meyer proposes to show
port Buford, which i» bringing sup­
Owyhee Farmer* Would
Regulate
that American naval officers are per­
Washington, March 3. When the mitted to visit th«> two Argentin«' plies donated by the people of the
Collect Tas«» From Clatsop.
Montura In Soil.
Senator direadnaughts building in this country United State».
senate reconvened
today
Salem, Feb. 28. Assistant Attor­
Nyssa
A meeting of lam! owner*
Missouri ■ during their construction, are tiring
Stone, a Deqpicrat,
of
ney General I. II. VanWynkle left ha» decided that preliminary »te|>* for
Cholsra
Kill*
Hawaiian*.
served notice that at the close of the given ............
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Salem thia afternoon for Astoria, the drainage of 1,000 acres of lami
full information
regarding
their
consideration
the naval appropna Armament and devices."and that Ar­
Honolulu
Four more deaths from where an effort will tie made by him under the Owyhee ditch tie taken ami
tion bill today he would call up the (jrntjne officers, on the other hand are ch«ilera have occurr«*! among the Ha­ to collect from the county of Clatsop that the engineer start the work at
reciprocity measure.
The naval bill
b, vlltlt the American war waiian* isolated at the quarantine sta­ about *4,iM8) of that county's appor­ once. Some of the land in question is
carries appropriations aggregating
under construction.
Meyer tion tiecause of contact with infected tionment of the state tax for 19<)9, suffering from too much moisture, but
Thia makes a total of six which Clatsop county refused to turn the greater portion is as yet in fair
1126.600,00#
pointe out that th* advantage« ..f this person*
An agreement was reached in the Mrra„K,.ment are plain, as the new deaths since the disease fi rat made it» over to the state treasurer last spring. condition.
The owners realise the
senate at 3 o clock this morning that ^r(jentinr battleships will embody appearanc*. here.
In view of the fact that the recent necessity of drainage am! the atef«a are
Trittrr. chief legislature appropriate«! *50,000 for taken to prevent the laml from being
a
vote
on
the
tariff
board
bill
should
m
,,re
advanced
ideas
than
thole
of
the
San
Francisco
F.
E.
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be taken at 8:30 o'clock Saturday American boat* building and that they quarantine officer of the port, notified that county'» celebration of the 100th waterlogged. Some of the section is
morning. If the agreement i» ad­ will be larger and more powerful and all »hipping men that vessels clearing anniversary of the settlement of As­ own«*! by whst is commonly call«*! the
hered Ui the tariff board will become also more heavily arm«*!.
from Honolulu must obtain a certifi­ toria it is hoped the county will settle. "roa«i grant company." ami the ste|>*
cate from the chief quarantine officer
a reality.
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taken depend a great deal on the way
of the Hawaiian port. Vessel» not ao
D«v«lop Coal in Coquill«.
the»« people look at the proposition.
Envoy* Mult Hsv* Credential*.
provided will be »ent to quarantine on
Washington, March 3. After an
Coquille A ileal in Oregon coal
The engineer is pr«q«aring to put hi*
Washington. Msr. 2.
Dr. Vasquex arrival here.
al I-day ami all-night filibuster against
lands involving about (155,000 was men in the field to sound the soil ami
Gomel,
representative
here
of
the
appropriation bills by Democrats in
closed here when H. B. Guthrey, to run the preliminary survey for the
order to force the calling of an extra Mexican revolutionists, issued an ulti­
George E. Pike and R. E. Doan
D»an sold
sol«! right of way.
SOO
to
Try
to
Flank
Madero.
session and by both Democrats and a matum tonight declaring that unless
El Paso, Tex
The Mexican mili­ to the Pulaski Coal A Navigation com­
the
so-call«*!
peace
envoys
present«*!
few Old Guard Republicans against
E»t«nd Power Lin««.
tary commander has ordered the regu­ pany 329 acres of coal lam! at Coquille
the tariff board bill in the hope of written credentials, they would be
near tidewater.
The «•omjiany will
Milton
City Electrician Coyle ami
lar
schedule
on
the
Mexican
North
­
killing it and incidentally to haie Bev­ treat«*! as »pies by the insurgent army. eastern railroad, operating from Jua- begin immediately to arrange at a cost a large crew of men will commence
He
said
that
on
two
occasions
repre
­
eridge, the senate at 3:05 this morn­
rex south to Casas Grandes and Pear­ of shout *75,000 for the development work next week setting poles anil
ing agre«*! to vote on the permanent sentations for tieace had been made by son, discontinued and commanded all of the property on an extensive scale stringing wire for two power line« to
tariff board bill at 8:30 o'clock Sat
»**»'•<!••<• red it«*!
cars to take south 500 soldiers and and the shipment of coal to Coast lie projected into the country north
by the Federal govenment.
unlay morning. ’
and west of Milton. The line Is to lie
two field pieces. These men will try points. It is of first class quality.
Dr.
Gomw
di»clo»ed
the
identity
of
It is understixxi the appropriation*
built at once, while another is soon to
to flank Madero, who is reported south
the
so-called
peace
envoy».
The
con-
bills will be passed prior to that time.
-
,
be built on the east aide of th« Walla
Milton to Hold May Festival.
Republicans came to the «inclusion /erenc*. took pl ace at El Paso Feb. 20. of Juarex, marching on Chihuahua,
with 500 Federals that left Juarex
Miton Milton is making prepara­ Wall* river.
reluctantly that the Democrats were I
The new lines will be similar to
Friday in his rear. This troop move­ tions for a four-day May
festival.
Taft Summon* Canadian.
in earnest in their filibuster against!
those built by the city two years ago,
ment
will
leave
only
about
400
sol
­
Professor
W.
A.
Bacon
musical
in
­
Washington.
March 4.
United
supply measure».
After considering
_
structor for Columbia college is at the and which have been In u»e ever
the situation, »>me of the senate lead- Stat«»s Consul John G. Foster at Ot­ diers in Juarex.
head of the affair and is in communi­ since. The past two years have dem­
ero became of the opinion the admins- tawa. Canada, is here on a summons
Uncla
Sam
May
Licans*
Auto».
cation
with several of the best-known onstrate*! to many of the farmers the
tration might be led from a political, from Presidnt Taft ami a member of
Washington The Federal automo­ musical artists In the Northwest. lx>- cheapness of electricity for (lumping
pitfail, if
appropriation measures the Canadian dominion cabinet ia
purposes, ami it is now thought that a
were forced into an extraordinary »es-' hurrying to Washington, according to bile 1ieen»e bill introduced by Wanger, cal talent is already hard at work pre­
large field is opening up for the sur­
paring
choruses
and
glees.
Another
of
Pennsylvania,
wax
favorably
re
­
scin by reason of obstructive tactics a report, to confer with President
plus of municipal juice which has been
by the Democrats.
j Taft concerning possible amendments ported by the house committee on in­ feature will lie the display of beauti­
generated since the extension and en­
The retirement of *64.000,000 of to the reciprocity agrrement.
The terstate ami foreign commerce. The ful flowers for which this valley is largement of the munici|>al plant.
noted.
Over
100
tickets
at
*2
each
measure
provides
a
Federal
license
in
three per cent Spanish war bonds now »ummons to Washington was rumored
outstanding may lie one of the fea- at the capital shortly after midnight addition to the local license, but ex­ have been sold and a committee will
Baker Want* Own Plant.
lures of Secretary MacVeagh’s finan- and helped to strengthen th.- view of empts the automobile from the local make a personal canvas.
Baker The city eommiaaionero at
cial plan, after the treasury has been! some of those who have hop«! that an license of other states through which
it may pass.
Provision also is made
Chief Poisoned. Belief.
a meeting instructed the city enginrer
replenished with preliminary issue of extra sessi.m would not be calle«!.
for
the
licensing
of
drivers.
Lawton.
Okla. The death of Quan- to prepare rotimates ami cost for in­
*25,000,000 to *50,000.000 of Panama
Hammond Spacial Envoy,
nah Parker, chief of the Comanche In­ stalling a municipal lighting plant.
bonds. The Spanish war bonds, is­
Police Party May Be Lost.
dians, Thursday, resulted from poi­ The plan is to construct a pipe line
Washington, Mar. 2 John Hays
sued in 1898. were payable at any
Dawson. Y. T. A police expedi- son administered by medcine men of from Elk creek to Salmon creek to re­
time after 1908 and do not mature un­ Hammond has been selected to repe-
sent President Taft as »[weial Ambas- ti«m of four men, which left Fort Mc­ the Cheyennes, in»)-» I f pro- imonia. place the old flume. It Is believed the
til 1918.
About *20.000,000 are own«*! by na­ sador at the coronation of King George Pherson and Herschel Island, in the as reported by the white physicians, new plan will furnish sufficient power
tional banks and are held by the treas­ V. Mr Hammond, who is a native of Arctic Ocean, a week before Christ­ is the belief of medicine men of the for an electric lighting plant to b*
ury as »ecurtiy for national bank mite» San Francisco, was a member of the mas. with police advices and mail Comanche« The Comanche» will send owned by the city. The plan also in-
famous party led by Dr. Jameson, from whalers, traders and trappers, White Parker, son of the late chief, eludes the construction of a now reser­
and public deposits.
If carried
The Democrats offered no objection which invaded the Transvaal before has not yet arrived here, though the among the Cheyenne* tn investigate. voir of 3,000,000 gallons.
He journey should have l>e«n mad«- in 30 Qmannh had been among the Chey­ out the «enterprise will save the city
to the pension bill, carrying *155,000,- the outbreak of the Boer war.
000, until Smoot attempted to put the was sentenced to death, but was after­ days. A relief expedition has gone ennes three daya when he became ill. thousands of dollars in lighting every
out from Dawson, indisns report one He hurried home and died 20 minutes year and will also furnish cheap pow-
Sulloway general service pension bill I ward pardoned by President Kru­
1 er for commercial purposes.
whaler at Herschel.
after reaching there.
ger.
on the appropriation measure as a