The Santiam news., May 12, 1911, Image 3

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BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY
WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS
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DIAZ' DEATH DEMANDED.
Resignation
S««mi Certain
Gain Strength.
Rabat*
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
Mexico City, May fl. With students'
Washington, May 5. Not since the
MUST NOT TAINT STREAMS.
Washington. May 1.
The house around th* national palace shouting
RAINBOW MINE PURCHASED.
Republican guns
were unlimbervd commute«' on ways and means will "Viva Madero and Death to Diaz." I
begin working on the revision of th« President Dias i* preparing for early ! State Board of Health Ha* Potter* Big Eastern Company Pay* 6760,-
•gainst tli* I democratic free list bill
wool schedule next week. Th* Demo­
Dittnbuted in National Forest*.
OOO for Property.
by Mann, the minority leader, more cratic majority in the bouse as well as resignation. Thia i* regarded as a,
Thousands of poster* warning camp­
Baker By the terms of a transac­
than a week ago. has the debate in the th* Denwwratic membership of the certainty. Should th* announcement
house developed such an attack on the committee are divide«!, but the com­ ; lie made tomorrow it would cause no ers against polluting of stream» are tion announc«*! here one of the biggest
being distributed throughout the na­ mining deals in recent years in Oregon
measure as was made today by Hili mittee division is not ao wide as dur­ surprise to his cabinet.
ing th* last f*w week«.
tional forests of Oregon by forest go««* on re«vril.
The United State*
A
number
of
student*
Iwgan
Jtwring
of Connecticut, a Republican m»-mber
It is the policy of Speaker Clark.
of the way* an<! means committee and Underwood and other Democratic lead­ th«« |«>lic* In front of th* national rangers, at th* instance }»f th«« stat* Smelting rompany haa ¡«urchase<! th*
Rainbow mine, in th«« Mormon Basin
sc«« at n<M»n. shouting "Viva Ma : board of health. They roati:
one of th«« leading Republican advo­ er* not to submit a bill placing raw
cate* of the Canadian reciprocity bill. wool on the trw li»t. Many Demo­ ' dero and Death to Diaz."
A large J "Danger Forest ranger*. hunter*, district, from th* Commereial mining
Hill asserted that the bill devised crats want raw w<s>l on the free list; : crowd quickly cullireted.
■ camper* and tourists contract typhoid cumpany, fur a consideration of $750,-
by the Democratic leaders, removing other* believe the schedule shoul«! not
i
fever every
year
from ¡aillut«*! 000. Th«» initial payment was $200.-
i
Th*
police
at
first
mail*
the tariff duties from many food pro­ be ao radically revisnl at thia time.
000. The closing of this deal is th*
I
stream*.
naturml
attempt
to
disperse
That
a
majority
of
the
Democratson
duct* and manufactured articles, was
"Section 2240. Oregon laws, says: greatest boost the Eastern Oregon
so crudely drawn and so indefinite in the ways and mean* romm it tee favor- dent*, but it was necessary to
it* terms that no estimate could lie •nl free raw wool until a few day* .<J«> i inforcementa and the crowd
I'If any |x«r»«>n shall pul any excre­ mines have ever receivad.
The com-
made of the revenues it would cut off. there i* no doubt, but a majority of
ment. or any putrid, nauseous, decay- ing of th* Unit«*!
State* company
driven
away
until
several
had
been
or of the effect it would have on busi­ Democrats coul<! not be secured Ui
i ing. deleterious
substance in any
sign such a bill, even in committee, . hurt.
ness and commerc*.
spring, brook or branch of running mean* the greatest acitvity in the
■
it
i*
fear«*!
other
d«»monstrati«ins
He said that, instead of $10,000.000 ^nor coul«l a majority of Democrats in
water, he shall be drem«*l guilty of a mining imlustry th* stat* has ever
will follow, as th* students have given
reduction in revenue, as the Demo­ th* house be enlist«»«! for its passage
misdemeanor,' etc. This law must lie seen.
Th* Raintiow pnqierty was discov­
To agree on a bill that the Demo notice they would again parade to the ' enforced.
Oregon State Board of
crat* expected, it might be mat!* a re­
house of Diaz for an answer to their
ered about nine years ago and was
duction of $50,000,000 and that it* crata can support unanimously, or
, Health *
i petition for the resignation of the
effect on business would be to transfer nearly ao, is th* ¡»urpose of the party
"In aildition to rigid law enforce- developed from a prospect mainly
I president.
many flourishing industries to Europe. leader*. The bill, when Anally re­
! ment we ask co-operation of campers through the efforts of W. E Kmg.
Th* ¡»lice took no measures to die-
"You intended to hit the trusts," ported, will tie a compromise, ap-
•nd all other* who enter national for- of H« mm ! River. The other princi|>al
[s rse the holiday crowd. which filed
••sis," said Dr. Galvin S White, state ; nunc» in the district are the Humboldt
said Hill to the Democrat*, "you will prov«««i by th* Democratic caucus.
There will be no formal caucus on I Into the garden of Zocalo, the s«|uare» I health officer.
"The running streams an«! Cievelan«!, but there are also
wake up to find you have, in fact,
| in front of the palace, or pour«-d aim­ * of Oregon that should properly be many properties in th*
immedate
helped the trusts; taken away the rev­ th«« wool schtsiule. however, until the
lessly in an<i out of the principal
pur* as the snow in the mountains neighborhood that are in greater or
enue* of the government ami put majority member* of the ways and
i street* of the neighbor!»»«*!.
The
■ whence they flow, have tieen made sew- leas st ago* of development,
money into the pockets of the trusts means com it tee have agrtmd on a bill, j
In Isabella 1.« Catholic* street
It is report«*! that of the 14 mem­
instead of into the pocket* of the peo­
| ers by the carelessness »nd ignorance transaction means more than anything
bers on th* cotnmitt*« only seven ar* crowds banked themselves before a of those who enter th«« forests.
Now else to the mining industry of Eastern
ple whom you claim to be helping."
street car. stopped it and tor* from it
A. I*. Anderson an»l H S.
Hill explained that the International standing for fre«« raw wool.
j that the danger, not only to camper*. Oregon.
An* of the little Mexican flag4 which
Originally there were nine. Th.«
I but to all others, i* known, th«-r* L«»e. the engini’ers of th«» Unit«*!
Harvester company, the large sewing
' adorn«*! all the soldiers.
machine companies and other manu­ progressives believe in a gradual re-
should tie. »nd 1 think will I m «, such States Smelting A Refining company,
Still th* police failetl to interfere
: care taken as will contribute to the are now in charg»«. They have begun
facturers would be able, under the duction <»n raw wool an«l the plan now
and it wu only when the mot> seised a
their arrangement* for m«-n an»I h <I«I«*I
Democratic bill, to manufacture parts is for a 50 per cent reduction for th««
: general safety and public health."
soldier,
lift*«! him to it* shoulders and :
The stat* board of health has writ equipment an«! state that they will
of their machines cheaper abroad, and first year, or a tariff of about fl cents
march««! off with him, crying "Vival ' ten to the government authorities at begin o|H»rations on a larg«» scale as
bring them into this country to be a ¡mund. a cent a ¡*iun>! to be cut off
Madero.” that th* mount«*! police
each
year
for
fiv««
years.
At
the
«»nd
I Washington, asking tn whom author- soon a* ¡siiisibl«».
assembled by cheap labor here. Me­
;
ro«ie
into it* midst.
Th* crowd was
I ity is vestasl to prevent pollution of
chanic* and skilled laborers would ■of which time the commodity would
I not looking for trouble, however, an«!
CHANCE GIVEN CONVICTS.
str«-ams in^Gratcr Lak«« national for­
suffer los* of employemnt, he said. He automatically go on the fre«« list.
drop|Msl
th««
soldier
and
fl*«!.
Nobody
Such a compromise is look*«! on
est
This is rendezvous for hundreds
declared that the Democratic bill was
was injured.
Another crowd rush«*!
-if ■-»•rq>«-r» -luring -num.er n.-mth« Governor Writ Plant Employment in
so general in terms as b> admit almost with favor by the Democrats, and
: own Gadena street and in passing th*
anything free of duty. Woolen g<s>ds. ■ such an arrangement doubtless will be
State Institution*
governor's
house
laud«*l
Mad«-ro
an«!
CENSUS DATA FOR OREGON.
all kinds of wire, all sorts of fabrics, ! approv«*! before th* bill reaches the
Salem Another new prison policy
the
revolution.
The
police
also
dis
­
xinc, lead, pigiron, were among the I ■ house.
i» announca*! by Governor West. Con­
perse«! this crowd.
things h* mentioned.
Great and Small Gain* In Population vict* are being sent gradually to the
No authoritative confirmation could
Hill particularly attacked the bill I
Feature*.
Ar*
Washington, May 2.
Th«« senat«« be obtain«*!, but ther* appear* little
. .IT ■ . • .It,.
. til! ;..|, . t-
• t .1 • .-in ■
for making many manufactured pro-1 committee on financ«« today decided bi
In this ci«p>»'ity they will bo
doubt that President Diaz, recogniz­
Notable increases in ploy«-*
Washington
duct* free of duty against the raw devote the time between now ami Sat
ing the *«riousnesa of the situation Imputation are ahown in the revised unguanied and will have virtually th»
materials that American manufactur-1 urday. May 13, to hearings on th««
and responding to th«- popular deman«!, report of the census of Oregon cities same privileges that are extended to
era have to import.
He said also Canadian reciprocity bill. Immediate­
the other employe*. They will prob­
will retire when order is restored.
an«l towns just completed by th* <
that, in attempting to make free of ly after that date it is expected that
At the president'* office no state- •us bureau, and 10 increases ar* I also ably be paid 25 cents » day us spend­
duty the bagging u»«*i to warp cotton the bill will be reported to the senate.
ing money or to be placed to their
t- ■ : >
t I-.- I..««i no ! t
■ .do -o-t, reoinled.
Outside of I’ortian«!
bale*, the Democratic bill would let in,
Whil«« there is no intention to per­
credit against the time of their re­
.1' 11 -■ i r.■
I«-nt
growth of Salem is th«« greatest,
free the bagging used by the fertilizer mit the hearing to involve the free
lease,
man who can give a direct answer to capital city now housing 14.094 |
trust, by the cement mills of the Uni­ list bill so as U> delay consideration of
"If 100 men at the prison can be
th«« demands of Francisco !. Madero, pl«« compare«! to 4.25X, its ¡aqiulal
ted States and by other monopolies, reciprocity, witnesses will lie jiermit-
placed at some employment which will
Jr., that Diaz shuubl publish hi* in­ when th«« census was taken in 1900
which would make no corresponding ted bi mak«« incidental arguments
tention to retire, were silent.
Fully as interesting are th«» slight I m « of value to the state, a great »liv­
reduction in price* to consumer*.
iieartng on th* bill. The first expres­
increases in imputation in a decade ing can la« made," said the governor.
Chairman Underwood of the ways sions tomorrow Ui I«* made by repre-
shown by mnny cities.
Athena, in "Estimating the labor of these men as
NORTHWEST DEVELOPMENT
and means committee interjected ’hat, I senative* of the shoe interests will be
Umatilla
county, gain«! only H3 valued at $2 a day, it would mean a
while Hill's whole argument was from devoted principally to
contentions
since 1900; Baker 79; Bay City. Til­ saving of nearly $200,000 annually
the standpoint of the American manu­ againat the free iiat bill.
Laagu* Official Name Adopted • »d
"I am now working on plans where­
lamook county, 7«; Beaver Hill, Coo*
facturer, the real purpose of the bill
Meeting
Pisces
Named.
"The purpose of th* committee,"
county, 30; Copperfield, Baker coun­ by I hope to accomplish just this
was “to reducts prices and cost of said Senator Penrose,
whu
t.-Liy
Helena. Mont., May fl. The most ty. 20; Dundee, Yamhill county, 7 '> ■ thing and place at least loo men at
living for the American people.”
assumisl the chairmanship, , ‘ ‘ i » to press imp«irtant business transacted at the Gervais. Marion county. 13; Mount work, A new contract with the Low­
Mr. Hill said that the reductions the reciprocity bill to a
i iqieedy rv- morning session of the Northwest Ang*|,S; !»>ne. Morrow county. Ifl, enberg A Going company will make
would in »most every case be taken up port. ”
Development league was the a«b>ption I’.-ndleton. Umatilla rounty. 54; Ver- such a move |*>*»ib|e un«I I believe it
by the big corporations that control
Afti’ r next Morxlay the committee of the report of th«» committee on or­ onia, Columbia county. 7; Waterloo, can be accomplished.
the market*.
will meet daily and *it throughout ganization. Th* official name of th* l.mn county, 24. an«! Yamhill, Yam
"In the meantime as many men as
The *pe«»ch was enlivened by many each «lay, but «luring th«- retnaidrr of
I can possibly find room for will l>e
body is to b* the Northwest Develo,»- hill county, 71.
interruptions and much partisan com­ the present week the m««*tings will be
ment league, its object being to ex­
Among the cities for which bias of placed at the institutions and have de­
ment from both sides of the house.
<le»ulu<ry. Senator* Nixon, of Michi­ ploit the resource* an«! oppotunitie* of ¡mpuiation is r*conl«M are Adams. cent lal>or t<> ¡x-rform. I am satisfied
gan, and McCumber of North Dakota.
under the condition* they will need
Washington. May 4. The investi­ I»th ask«««! time fitday for representa­ Washington. Or«-g«»n, Idaho, North Antelope. Arlington, Butteville, Gran­
and South Dakota. Montana, Minne­ ite, Harney, Harrisburg. Heppner, no guard and will be on a quicker road
gating tr«-n«i of congress t«iok a wid«- tive* of agricultural interests bi op- sota and the territory of Alaska. John Day. an«l !»>ng Creek. Th«» pop­ to reform than under the former sys­
rang* bslay.
Inquiries
into the pose reciprocity.
Provision i* made for meetings each ulation dwindling of Butteville ia th«- tem."
year1 in Jun«» an«! D«»cemb*r, the June worst, the count in 1900 being 547
affairs of th* Unit«*! Stat««» Steel cor-
Rain Helps Hopgrowsrs,
Washington, May 2.
Protection meetings to be known as the North­ and only 49 ten years later.
porntion, th* American Sugar Refin- '
Forest Grove. Hopgrower* in this
and fro* trade were the themes of to­ western Development league congres*.
ing company were placed on the pro- :
section are hailing the
occasional
BIRDS FLOCK TO KLAMATH.
The congress in 1912 is to lie held in
day'* debate in the house over the
shower* with delight. While the rain
gramme of th* Democratic house; th«- Democratic bill to put agricultural Seattle, ami thereafter in a chief city
shoe industry was under fire, and aj implements, certain foo«i pnsiuct* and in Washington. Oregon, Idaho or Mon­ Lake County Fast Becoming Famous ha* interfered with the work in the
yards the growers believe that the
senate <*>mmItt««e on expense* paved manufac’ured articles on the free list. tana. The December meeting ia to
Breeding Place.
came at an «qqiortune time to
showers
the way for a re-investigation of the
Mr. Tillson, of Connecticut, said his t>e known as the Northwest Lands
Klamath Fall* That Klamath coun­ give the growing plants the moisture
charges against Senator Ixirimer, of state, usually referr«*! to in tariff de­ «how, ami is to tn- held in Minn- <>ta.
ty is becoming famous a* a bre«*ling necessary for growth,
Throughout
Illinois.
bate* a* a manufacturing community, at a place to lie designate«! by the ex­
place and that the establishing of th* this section much work ha* been in
Resolutions directing committees to held larg«« and important farming in­ ecutive committee.
search th«« records to determine wheth­ terests, but that the farmers refuse«!
Address«-« were made by Isiuis W. Irower Klamath Lake bint reserve by progress in the yards, in the way of
er any of the first three nam«*! corpor­ to be caught by the "farmers' free Hill, president of the Great Northern Colonel Roosevelt when president of "suckerlng" and training the vine*,
ation* ar* operating in violation of list" bill, or the Democratic measure. railway; by Professor Thomas W th* United States was a good move Hopyards In the Gaston and Banka
for the future bird industry of the neighborhood* look exceptionally well.
th* anti-trust, interstate commerce or
S W. Smith of Michigan, and Mr. Shaw an«! by E. D. Weed, of Helena.
entire county is atte*t««d by Deputy
Nationla banking laws have
been Burk* of South Dakota, ( Republican*)
Among the resolutions adopted at
Rain Help* Wheat Crop
started on th* legislativ«« way. Th»- opposed th* measure because of its th* afternoon »«wsion were tliose od­ Game Warden Lewi*, who is in charge
Pendleton
More timely showers
st««*l trust resolution, th«- creation of assault upon the d<ictrine of protec­ vocating a more lilieral policy in eon- of thia reserve, which lies partly in
partly in fill on U matilla county wheat field*
Representative Stanley, of Kentucky, tion. Mr. Gatlin of Missouri, said nection with forest reservations and Northern California and
this week, ndding many thousands of
was approved by th«« bouse commit’«-«- the bill would give a firmer foothol«! the location of mining claim* on the Southern Oregon.
Mr. Lewis has Just return«*! from a dollars tri the value of the developing
on rales and will be r< ¡«irted to th«- in th* Unit«*l State* to the growing reserve*.
I^-wls Penwell, of thia
bouse.
> Japanese trade. Messrs. Byrnes an<l city, was elect«»d ¡lermanent president. trip of several days spent in the Isiw- crop. Farmers say the weather which
er lake region, where he was looking ha* prevailed has been ideal for th«»
Th* resolution direct* th* commit­ Sims of Tenness«»*. and Lever and
after the birds of that reserve for the wheat anil worth a* much a* the
tee to ascertain whether the steel Burns of South Dakota, (ail Demo-
Book Prices Fabulou*.
Federal government. He state* that shower*. Heavier rains have fallen on
ror,»ration has relations or affilia­ i crate) defemled the bill.
New York. May 0. Th* Ho* library from all appearances mor* of the
the mountain ranges, where it was
tions in violation of the law with any
•ale came to an end of its first quarter feathered tribe of all kimls will ne-t
needed even more than on the wheat.
nominally independent steel company;
Washington. May 3. Several tents- today with nearly $1,000.000 realized. on what are known a* Bini Islands
to inquire into the relation* <«f the
Three thousand three hundred book*
Hood River Bsrria* Aided.
corporation with the Pennsylvania 1 tive drafts of the propose»! arbitration an«i manuscripts have ti*«-n disposed of thia year than ha* b«x-n th«« case for
;
treaty
between
the
Unit«*!
States
ami
years. Among th«»** will I m « millions
Ilood River The warm spring rain
railroad company, "or any other rail­
»nd the total for the 10 days ia $997,- of geese and duck* of every kind,
has been a great boon to th* berry
road company or coal company, or ‘Great Britain w«-re ducu«*»*! by Pres­
363.50. The record-breaking price for while cranes, cormorants, ¡«elican* anil farmer*.
The warm shower* will
with National banking companies, ident Taft an<l his cabinet to lay. Fol­
a
book
$50.000
was
brought
by
the
other kind* of non-gamo birds •Ff* hasten th«« maturity of the crop H P.
trust companies or other corporate lowing th«« cabinet session. Secretary
Gutenberg
bible
sold
to
H.
K.
Hunt
­
Knox and hi* aides continue«! the di*-
nesting there in great numbers.
Coburn. a rancher who live* about two
organizations or companies."
1 cussion of detail* of phras«*ilogy, but ington. Three fourth* of the great
mile* from th«« city, said that he prob­
Representative Hanlwick, of Geor­
Hoe collection still remain* to lie dis­
More Convicts for Roads.
ably would have tn begin the first
gia, is the author of the resolution ' tonight th* president told callers no
posed
of
in
sale*
to
be
held
in
Novem
­
Salem
Attorneys for Lowenberg, picking of his two and one-half acres
providing for the in«,uiry into the draft has been accept«-! as final an«i it
ber, January and March. an«l buyers Going A Co. are negotiating with Gov­
by May 10.
He and hi* neighbor*
American Sugar Refining company might b* w«*-ks tie fore th* treaty
predict $3.000.000 will be realize«!.
ernor West for a renewal of the con­ count on a big yield.
and this will be considered by the could be submit)«*! for ratification.
Some
difficulties
in
framing
th*
tract for labor at the penitentiary,
rulr* committee tomorrow.
If the
Spanish Prine* Loss* Speech.
Athana'* Dry Spell Broken.
which the governor haa declared for­
committ««* has time, it may also con­ treaty have disappeared, according to
Th* criticism of
Madrid It was announced officially feited because the stove foundry peo­
Athena The long dry ■| m «II ha*
sider a similar r««aolution by Repre­ th«- White house.
English newspapers that th* United her* that Queen Victoria will take ple are in default on their payment*. been broken by heavy shower* and the
sentative Francis of Ohio.
{States senate must be cunsuit«*! before Prince Don Jaime, age«I 3, »on of The governor say* he will insist upon ground is wet down several inches.
di*put*s <v»uld I»* arbitrated, waa King Alfonao, to Switzerland next a release of a large num tier of the The rain came at a very opportune
*1.180 000 Custom* Paid.
hardly a valid objection, the president month for treatment at the hands of a convict* the state is obliged to furnish time for the wheat ne«*!«! water bad-
WaAington. May 6.
The govern­
thought.
specialist. Don Jaime is reported to Lowenberg, Going A Co., under the I ly, althoug the ground ha«! plenty of
ment today acre|8cd 11.1 HO. (MX) in
have lost the power of speech.
present contract, ao they may be used ■ moisture to keep the grain growing.
compromiae of the suite againat Du-
Taft Not Coming to PacT.c,
in building public roada.
veen brothers, the New York art firm,
Drilling for Water.
Jap* Eager to Land China Money.
•reused of cuatoma fraud*. The book*
Washington. D. C. President Taft
Vale Ranchers in’the Cow valley
Tok io The subscriptions to the $5.- Freewater Potatoes *2 7t>"a Sack.
and p«|>er* of the flrm will be retained ha* advised Senator Bourne that hi*
Freewater
Potatoes ar* scarce in neighborhood are sinking a number of
for evidence in a criminal action. The summer plan* do not include a visit to 000,000 loan which Ja,ian has made to
In
settlement involved the largest sum Alaska or the Pacific coast. He will the Chinese government through th* thia vicinity. All winter they have wells with heavy drilling outfits.
collected in any of the cuatoma case*, not be able to visit the Aatoria cele­ Yokohama speiee bank aggregate *H.- been welling at SI.75 a sack,'until th it most cases plenty of good water has
week they Jumped to 12. 75.
been tapped.
450.000.
except the sugar fraud*.
bration.
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