The Santiam news., April 28, 1911, Image 6

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
REVOLT NEARLY OVER.
Mexican Insurrectos Agree to Armis­
tice With Government.
GREAT DYNAMITE
PLOT ALLEGED
ALASKAN STEAL WAS GREAT.
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Coal, Harbors and Transportation in
Grip of Combine.
PEACE MOVEMENT
NOW NO SECRET
Washington It looks now like the
El Paso, Tex., April 2ft. M-mlwrs
Morgan-Guggenheim Alaska syndicate
of the peace commission last night de­
' has achiev««d an amazing coup in view
clared that the revolution in Mexico is
Doings of the World at large ax good a» ended. General Madero Headquarters of Big Conspir­ ; of the executive order signid October Mexican ( hamlier Calls for Full
2S last, in which President Taft elim­
agreed to an armistice, providing the
Told in Brief.
inated 12.900 acres from the Chugach I
Ik’tails on Subject.
acy in Indianapolis.
national forest, on the southern coast
government would arrest all military
of Alaska, ami rostered them to entry.
operations, and a favorable reply from
These lands had teen withtirawn by
the
City
of
Mexico
is
regard««!
as
a
Gwnsral Return« of Important Evant
Police S«izs Books of Ironworker»’ Presnient Roosevelt, and lie along the Intervention Much Fsarsd. and Mex­
foregone conclusion.
icans Think It IS Imminent
Union
Plant of Dynamite
waterfront of Controller bay harbor,
Pr«t«nt«d in Condensed Form
Amid the cooing of the peace dove
Would End Revolt.
Found Confeseion.
20 mile» from the Bering coal fields
General Navarro, from the forest of
for Our Busy Reeders.
wherein lie the celebrate«! Cunning­
his gray whisker», smiled a benevo­
ham c«>al claims. Already the Mor­
lent smile, and in advance of official
Mexico City, April 20. At the re­
orders released the three American
Indianapolis, Ind , April 24. In­ gan-Guggenheim interest» were in
An investigation han been order«! prisoners, Blatt, Converse and Brown,
control of nearly all other harbors
quest
of the chamber of deputies Min­
vestigations
which
are
expect«!
to
along the »«uth«-m coast the termin­
of the Alaskan coal land deal.
from the Juarez jail, where they have
result in several more arrests ami fur­ al» of the Copper river and North- ister of Foreign Affairs de la Barra
Reporta of poor wheat prospects in I been confined for eight weeks for par­ nish evidence that Indianapolis has for w«mtern railway at Cordova bay ami at will make to that body tomorrow n
foreign countries ia sending up the ticipating in the revolution.
The pence mission met with General tb’ past two year» In <-n the h«-iul<|uar- Resurrection bay, where the Alaska full report regarding the negotiation»
price.
Madero in a small house Just across tere of a nation-wide conspiracy that Northern, formerly the Alaska Cen­ for peace ami the relation» of Mexico
The syndicate
France and Sjiain are at outs re­ the river from the smelter and Gen­ ha» resulted in 90 destructive explos­ tral, had terminal».
also had the harbor facilities at Skag­ with the United State«.
garding the handling of the Moroccan eral Madero repeated to them hi»
It was announce«! last night that the
statement, earlier given to the Asao- ions of dynamite, including the wreck­ way of the White Pass and Yukon,
situation.
ciated Pre»», that he docs not insist ing of the Ixia Angeles Times, «nd which road it controls. Only one har­ minister prof «owed to render a report
Mariero refutes to grant an armis­ U|«>n the resignation of President causing a property I«*»» of 92.000,000, bor remain«*«! as the hope of the peo­ to the state senate on the subject of
tice and threatens to attack Juarez Illaz a» essential to negotiations for
ple that some indcp«-ndcnt railway in­
with in 24 hours unless bias resigns. jieace. Thus the keystone of th»> arch are being conducted by the police. De­ terest might gain entrance into Alas­ the controversy between the two coun­
tective W J. Bum» ami the National ka, and that was Controller bay, a tries as the result of the revolution,
De la Barra retracts offensive words of opposition to end the revolution
tew miles to the ca»t from Cortiova but when the chamter convened at 4
Erectors’ awtociation.
dropped
from
Its
(dace.
In his note to President Taft, and says
General Madero said that all he
As a sequel to the sensational ar­ bay.
o'clock this afternoon it tecam«« evi­
intervention is not desired by Mexico.
R. S. Ryan, president of the Con­ dent that many of its m«-ml>er» were
will insist upon, in addition to the re­ rest of John J. McNamara, secretary-
Wholesale arrest of prominent men forms already instituted, is that the
troller Railway & Navigation empany, not at al) satisfied with this arrangc-
in Pekin and Tien Tsin China, has people of Mexico ahull have a square I treasurer of the International associa- was the lobbyist who apparently . ment. They demanded all informa-
been made. They are alleged to have deal, as provided in the constitution. ' tion of bridge and structural ironwork­ "put it over" for th«- Morgan-Guggen­ ; tion available.
ers, in this rity, ami in Detroit of
been instigating un extensive revolu­
There« is no doubt that now the
Members of the commission re­ 'James B. McNamara, hi- brother, and heim interests. H<- sj>ent al»>ut two
tion.
turned to El Paso highly elated. The Ortie E MeMnnigaJ, Detective Bums years lobbying ter th«- elimination of Mexican» believe American interven­
The steamer Shaver was body dam­ details of their interview with the tonight sent a message to the [»lice the lands of the Chugach fon«»t, which tion is imminent an<l a large part of
aged by fire while lying at her dock rebel comamnder were not given out. ! from Tiffen, Ohio, to the effect that a boni«-r«d upon Controller bay and t them, ignorant of just what is being
in Portland
Her mascot, a canary but it is known that many facts hith­ "plant” comprising between 300 am! which could not be locat«d under any I done, consider it inevitable.
In a letter to th«« Pre»i<!ente Re-
bin!, [»eriaheii in one of the burned erto unknown to General Madero were ! 400 pounds of dynamite had been public land law unl««M eliminated from
Working with electioni»t Club», th«« organization
|»>ured into hi» attentive ears.
!!<■ fouml «t the home of Jam«-» McMani- th«- national forest.
cabins.
Ryan, apparently, was former Secre­ i formed for the »uppoft of General
in diplomatic notes to the United has, it is said. l«-en in almost com­ gal. father of one «f the thr«-e men ar- tary Ballingi-r.
plete ignorance erf what was going on I rested chargtsl with complicity in the
' Diaz during the last jx>litical cam­
States Mexico intimates that the rev­
When the matter first c>«m«« up, the paign, itosemio Pincela, the leader of
in the outside world for more that a blowing up of the Ixis Angeles new»-
olution would not amount to much
forest service prepared to eliminate the group, iaauea a warning ba.««d on
i paper plant, causing the Io»» of 21 320 acres und«-r orders so to do.
were it not for the American» in the month.
th«- possibility of United States inter­
While every indication |*>inta to I lives.
insurrectoa* rank».
The»«« finally lamtel in the hand« of vention.
| m -n.night, th<r<- 1». ..| 1 .1.r e.
Accompani««*! by an attorney for the Ballinger, wh<> alone was consulted by
Chief Croker, of the N'ew York fire
Mr. Pineda recently returned from
. National Erectors’ association ami the
department, has resigned.
There is no obstacle in sight at proa- i Tiffm chief of police. Burns foun«! the prosnient in further negotiations j New York. As h«« was there when
1 for elimination of th«- lands in ques-
ent. however.
the explosive in a ah<-d at the McMan- j tion. The order wm »ign«d in Octo­ the permanent committee of congress
An unsuccessful attempt hns been
adopted the famous measure for th«*
Tomorrow it is expected a modus igal homestead
made to import Filipinos to work in operand! will be discussed and |«>ssibly
ber ami although for 12,MIO acres, mi
Mor«- arrests in th«- dynamiting in­ one seem» to have known of it except­ «u.«|M-n»i<in of guarantees, he t*x«k no
Alaskan canneries.
adopted.
vestigation ar«- exj»ect«-«i. Detectives ing those most deeply Interested a» part in that move, although president
A woman auto driver made a reconi
ar«« known to have several men und«-r work«-rs for control by th«- syndicate, of the committee.
FILIPINOS GIVE INVITATION.
So far th«« n«*g«>tialions for peace
of 109 miles an hour on the l«>ng is­
surveillance ami th«- reported confes­ for when information of th«- elimina­
have been carried out largely by
land speedway in New York.
sion
of
on«-
of
th««
men
arre»te<!
in
De
­
tion of the lands, ami their location, agents unofficially representing the
They Offer to Show Congress Fit­
troit to Chicago detectives, 1» said to probably with
soldiers’ additional government, but it is no sec.-et that
ness for Independence.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
bav«> mentioned several who are being
: by friends of the ’ syndicate, ; tin« minister of foreign affairs is the
Wheat
Track price
Hluestem,
Washington Speaker Champ Clark watch«««l ami will soon be arrested.
flashad forth, the whole jiolitical
89«<»90e; club. 95<<i96c; rod Russian, and other Demócrata of the house of
In aikiition, Prosecutor Baker an- structure was shaken to its founda­ ! man who has been most instrumental
in their direction.
84c; valley, 8ft; 40-fold, 95oi 96c.
: ropresenative« who have taken inter­ nounce«i tonight that th«« Marion roun- tions.
In asking for th«* reports the cham­
Barley Choice feed, 927.5o«<i29 per est in the Philippines were invited by ty gratei jury would be call«»! in ses­
ber of deputies ia bringing into the
ton.
Commissioner Manuel I.. QumM.n to sion tomorrow Io investigate dynamit­
BLACK HANDS THROW BOMB.
open not only th«- question of the rela­
Millntuffs Bran. 923.5fa.i24
per visit the island« as guests of the Fili- ing outrages committ«-d here several
ton; middlings. 981; short», 925.60; i^pinos. The invitations were extended months ago and to try and fix the re Oakland Bakery Escapes Destruction tions with the United States, fast be­
coming a bugalMMi, but the negotia­
rolled barley, 929<<t<>l.3O.
by direction of the Philippine assem­ »l»>n»i bi I i ty for the placing of high
By Miscalculation.
tions for peace. Th« re|x>rts will ba
torn Whole, 128; cracked, 929 bly. A cablegram received by Mr. explosiv«-« in the American Central
made
in open session and all Mexiro ia
Oakland,
Cal.
With
a
detonation
per ton.
Queaon from Sergio Osmena, speaker Life building in thin city.
j to know just what is being done to
Oats No. 1 white, 929«<i 29.50 ton. j of the assembly, was as follows:
He notified Superintendent of Police that arouead the entire nrighb
Hay Timothy, Eastern Oregon, No.
"If Speaker Clark and other con­ Hyland to ap|«ear before the grand a b«>mb was «-xplodtd uj»m the front end the war.
A »till de«-[>er significance ia that by
1,121; mixed, 916<>f.l8; alfalfa, (13 gressmen will come to the Philippines jury am! bring the books and records p«>rch of the Reno lodging house at
«<1.16; clover, ftli.fto«« 12.60; grain we will not only show them that our taken from the office of the Ironwork­ 569 Fifth street, shortly after 2 their act the deputies have practically
Thirty plac««d their country in a |>osition where
hay. 91348 15.
hospitality goes hand in hand w ith our er»’ union. An effort was made by o'clock Saturday morning.
Apple» Eancy, 92<u2.5O; choice, high aspiration» for freedom, but will labor leaders to obtain these book» lodgers were sound asleep at the time it can deal frankly and o|H«nly with
91»H.6O; common, 75cr<r9l perbox.
give the American peoplr an up|x>r- from th«« police, but Superintendent of the explosion, but owing to the th«- rebela, something which up to this
Vegetable» Asparagus, |1.50oi2.50 tunity to learn the fitness of the Fili­ Hyland r««fu»««d to give th«-m up.
manner in which the tomb was placed, ' time has b«-en impo«»ible for th«« un­
per crate; garlic, looi 12c; lettuce, pino for Independence. In giving the
From Captain Stephen W<x«l, chief no one was injured, the force of the official agent» t«> do.
It is not at all improbable« that, af­
60c per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 11.25 . Filipinos their independence the Am­ of th«- Chicago detective bur«-au, came explosion rxj««-n<ling outwardly.
to l.ftO per box; rhubarb, f lot 1.25 per erican people will be complying with th«« word that one of th«« men arreated
It is the theory of A. Satuer. pro­ ter having ht-artl the ministers* re-
box; sprouts, 9c; carrots, K5c<-(91 per 1 the sacred duties they have assumed in Detroit ha,I confessed.
prietor of the Rrm> house, that the I |x»rts, the deputies may take an active
hundred; parsnijis, 95«<i91; turnip», 1 before the world and the Philippines.
According to Captain Woo«!, the bomb was not intended for his place, , (»art in the settlement of the revolu-
85cto9l. beet«, 90cm 11.
¡ Such action will prompt the eternal confession describe« in detail the dy­ but for a French bakery at Nil Clay i tion by assisting in the negotiations
Potatoes
Oregon, jobbing price, gratitude of the Filipinos toward Am- namiting of buildings, railroad trains I stn-«-t, running back to Fifth str««et. | for peace. Officially the chamlx-r has
92.26 per hundred.
Í erica, in whose justice we still have and factories where conflict» between I which ia conducted by J. Caasou and not been asktd to assist. ln<ie»««l, offi-
Onions
Jobbing prices: Oregon, ' confidence. Invite them.”
j M Michael. In this conn««ction a pe- i cially, it has known nothing of n««go-
' union anti non-union labor existed.
—
93.50 per hundred; Australian. 14.
Wootl «ai<! the confession was placed I culiatly ainister aspect is given the tiations for peace and could not. inas­
WILL ECLIPSE ALL RECORDS.
Poultry Hens, 2oc; broilers, 30c;
! in th«« possesion of attorney» reprv- case by th«« circumstance that Caasou much as the government has not rec-
turkeys, 22c; ducks, 20c; g<..... , 12c;
| senting the National Erector»’ associ- recently rvceiv«d two letters signed ogniztd th«« existence of a revolution­
ary army of sufficient power to justi­
dressed turkeys, choice, 25c.
Portland Festival Committee Prepares ; ation, and has been sent to Los An- "Black H and," lux! thn-atening that
Egg» Oregon, ranch, candled, 20c
' geles to be ustvi in the trial of the if he did not pay 92.000 his place of fy it in treating with its emissaries.
for Immense Crowds.
per <kizen; case count, 19c.
business would be blown up and he
cases against th«« men umi««r arresL
Portland, Or. Portland is propar-
JAPS INFURIATED.
Veal Eancy. 8ft to 125 pounds, 11
Later th«« dynamit«« found at Tiff«-n with it.
I ing t<> entertain fully 25O.OVO vlait- had been placed in the guard of two
to 12c |M-r pound.
Butter City creamery extra. 1 and <>rx during the Rose Festival, June 5 policemen.
MISSING LINK DISCOVERED.
Superior Rights of Russia and Japan
This year has surpaou-d all
2-pound prints, in boxes, 26c |>er to 10.
In Manchuria Ignored
TRAIN IS QUARANTINED.
pound; leas than box lots, cartons and ! others in the number of inquiries re-
Animal Filling Gap Between Bird and
Pekin
Discovery that some portion
[
garding
rate»
and
accommodation»
for
delivery extra.
*
Quadruped Imported.
of the revenues of Manchurian prov­
, the Festival, a« well a» concvrining
Pork Fancy, 10m lOjc per pound.
Smallpoa Case on Board Slops Jour-
i the program of events for the week.
New York What i» perhaps the inces has been allotted a» j>art of the
Spring lambs 10m lie |>er pound.
nev of All Passenger»
’
A
thorough
canva-s
i»
being
made
of
long-sought
missing link between security for th«« foar-power loan of
Hop«
1910 crop, 19ftl20c; 1909
Harrisburg, Pa.. April 24. When a quadrupeds and birds ha» just been 950,009,000 to China has aroused deep
> the hotels and lodging hou-es and the
crop. I!tefl4c; contracts, 17c.
resentment in Japan
Tokio dis­
Wool Eastern Oregon, nominal, 10 ! announcement is made that Portland train with Chicago connections arrived brought her«« from Colombia.
patches
state
that
the
xemi-official
will
I
m
-
amply
able
to
b-
us«\and
enter-
in
Allentown,
Pa.,
late
last
night,
it
Similar
in
general
a»p««ct
to
the
re
­
to I4c per pound, according to shrink­
age; valley, 14m 15c; mohair, choice, ■ tain this enormous r.imlwr of strang- was found that on«« of the passengers, markable ornithorhynchus of Austral press t««ems with bitter criticisms,
| era for the celebration. Several large who had b«M«n in Portland, Colo., su- ia, which has a bill like a duck, al­ characterizing the loan as an un­
35c per pound deliver»«! at Portanil.
Cattie
Prime steers, |6.75i7; j parties of Eastern pleasure seekers perintending th«« erection of a cement though distinctively a quadruped, the friendly act like the Knox proposal,
choice, 96.25to6.50; g«x>-l to choice, | have already made arrangements to plant, had smallpox and had been creature i» revered with a growth al- i since the powers holding this security
moat feather-lik«* an«l brilliantly col- ; have an opportunity to interfere in
95.75mti; fair to good, 95.tOni6.7S; . come her«,« and spend the entire week. suffering for seven days.
He was placed in quarantine, all ored in red and green, shading to various questions which may arise
common. 94.75m 5; prime cows, 15.50 • Some of these excursionists come from
hereafter.
th«* cars of the train were disinfected white on the under parts.
to6; good to choice, 45m5.25; fair to as far as New England
an«! the state
health
authorities
It ia four-foot«»!, looks something I China is severely censured for hy­
good.
94.75m5;
poor,
94 <«4.50;
startml out to round up all the passen­ like » cro»s between a beaver and a pothecating these revenue«, disregard­
Mental Workers Exempt.
choice heifers, 95.50oi5.75; choice
badger, and emits a plaintive note ing Japan'» an«i Russia’s contentions
Olympia, Wash.
Only those who gers and vaccinate them.
bulls, 94.75to5, good to choice, 94.50
when annoyed. It is about 20 inches , that they have superior rights in Man­
to 4.75.; choice light calves, 99.50m p< rform manual labor coms under the
churia.
Woman Solves Difficult Problem.
long an«! half as high.
44.76; good to choice. 99<«i9.(0; fair j provisions of the eight-hour law in so
Welh-nley, M m ». Miss Clara E
to medium. 97-SOf<fh; choice heavy , far as it applies to th«« state of Wash
Peace Overtures Rejected.
Earth Swallows Cattls.
calves, 95.50<<ifl; fair to medium. I ington and all its legal sub-taxing dia- Smith, Ph. I)., instructor in mathe­
94.75m 5; choice »tags, 95.25-.I 5.60; i tricts, holds Assistant Attorney Gene­ matics at Wellesley college, has b«-en
El Paso. Tex. All negotiations be- > Goldfield. Nev. Through the open­
good to choice. |4.5om5; fair to me­ ral Lyle, in reply to a query propound- notified that sh«« has tieen sleeted as a tween the in«urr«*ctow and the Mexican ing of wide g»|>s in the groun«! in the
e«l by State Labor Commissioner Hub­ fellow tn the American association for
dium, 94m 4.50.
government were officially called off eastern j«art of White Pine county,
Miss
Hogs
Choice, 97m 7.25; good to ban!. It does not apply to clerks, sten­ the Advancement of Science.
cattlemen report losses that are gain­
choice, 98.5om 6.75; choice heavy, ographer». or office help, or to guanis, Smith’s election came partly because Saturday. Oscar Braniff and Esqui- ' ing serious proportions. The gaps in
96.75m. 7; good to choice heavy, 96«i , watchmen, nurses, attendants or fore- of her solution of a problem in mathe­ vel Obergtm, two congressmen from the range country vary from eight to
6.50; common, $5m6; stock bogs. j men at the state institutions, but matical science, a problem which has Mexico City. wh<» have been attempt j 20 feet in width, and there is no ex­
is for those whose occupations demand perplexed mathematicians for nearly ing to get Madero to accept some planation of the phenomenon, except
97.M)«C7.75.
After several years of peace proprxial, received a telegram the fact that the country ia of volcanic
Sheep
Grain-fed wether», heavy, physical rather than mental exertion. a century.
hanl work she discovered that Abel’s just after they had »ent a messenger | formation.
94.50m 5; choice young, grain-fed. 95
Stock growers have ap-
Train Falls Into Gorgs,
th «-ores could be used to do Bessel’s under a flag of truce with a final ap­ pealed to the gorenment for permits
«<«5.25; old wethers, 94m 4.50; good
Cape Town. South Africa Twenty problems quicker and simpler.
to choice shorn wethers, 94.25m 4.50;
peal to the rebel leader. The message to fence in the dangerous district, but
choice ewes, grain-fed. 94.50m 4.75; persons were killed when a passenger
wax from Mexico City, although they as the ground i» not in the forest re­
Fiftesn Drown in Typhoon.
refus«d to »ay who »«-nt it.
fair to medium ewes, 93.75m4; go««! train on the Kowiera railroad plunged
serve», the government can do nothing.
Manila The steamer Charles Poi-
to choice »horn ewes. 93.75m 4; choice into a rocky gorge 250 feet deep, ow­
Fez Stormed by Rebels.
Part» World's Third City.
wool lambs, grain-fed, 95.25to5.5O; ing to the collapse of the Blaauw- zat, operating betw««en Manila and
choice shorn lambs, grain-fed,95.25m krants bridge, 13 miles from Graham- Corregi«lor, foundered in a typh<x«n
Madrid. The government has re- STParis Paris retains its positions»
Their bodies were tom to Sunday. It ia estimate«! that 15 per­ ceiv««d a telegram saying a native has the third largest city in the world, the
6.40; gtxxi to choice shorn lambs, town.
Fishermen res­ arrived at Tetuan who declares the census taken last month showing a
grain-fed, 95«<i5.25; fair to gooil pieces and inextricably mixed with sons were drowned.
lambs, grain-fed. 94.75«<i5.26; culls, the debris of the cars, which were cued a num ter of the crew and pas­ Moroccan rebels have stormed Fez and population of 2,946,986, an increase
massacred the garrison.
|of 124,255 over the figures of 1906.
sengers. One American is missing.
ground to splinter«.
92.5O..I.3.60,