The Santiam news., June 08, 1911, Image 2

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
BOAT UPSET; SIX DROWN
Father and Babe. Brother end Sitter
and Betrothed Couple Parish,
Salt luike City, Utah -Six persona
1 were drowned in Utah lake Sunday
TAFT SCORCHES
GIANT TRUSTS
NEW REPUBLIC IS BORN.
Lower California
Rebel*
Cut
Loots
From Mexico.
DIAZ BIDS FARE­
WELL TO MEXICO
Tia Juana, Lower California The
; inaurrectos in Tia Juana, l^ower Cali­
i forma, have severed connection eri th
, when the sailboat Galilee, in which It) '
the Mexican Liberal party, elected
[irrviti« were attending a party given
Dick Ferria president of the new re­
I in honor of the approaching marriage I
public of l,ower California, ami de
of Miss Vera Brown and Edward B. '
ciiied to await won! from General
Fryce lx-fore choosing a new general.
I Holmes,
capsized.
Among
the
I’ryce to have the preference if We re
General Resume of Important Events drown«! were the engaged co uple. Confident Agreement W.ll Pass and
turns.
He is expected in a few days. Goss to Live in Spain — I Declares
I
The bride to l»e and two of the other
<
Meaican Govsr ment Must : Con*
Presented in Condensed Form
Prove Bsn«f>c>al Thinks Peo­
Ferria is a lx*s Angeles promoter.
|
victims
were
children
of
Captain
i
Ed
;
In
)a«t
year's
state
campaign
he
was
a
tmue to Use Force.
ple
Approve
Measure.
for Our Busy Readers.
candidate for the lieutenant governor­
1 win Brown, owner of the boat.
ship nomination at the Re|>ublican di­
The boat left Geneva on the
rect primaries.
Vera Cruz. Mexico. Jun«* 1. Geni­
The senate has order«! a new inves­ shore of the lake at 9 o'clock in
Chicago
President Taft,
in a
The rebels' action followed an ad-
About
tigation into the election of lorimer. morning and headed West.
sja-ech before th« Wi stem Economic dress to the insurrectos, who now ; ral Diaz said his final farewell to Mex-
hour later the boat, struck by a sud- i
■ ico y«*sterday.
With his wife and
society, here, declared that the princi- ; number about ¡Au men. by IxMiia
E H Gary promises the steel trust
den squall, turned sidewise to the ‘
' other members of the (»iaz family he
committee that he will tell all he
James, s rebel captain,
A new flag
' wind and almf»t instantly all of the pal opposition to the Canadian reci-1
. board«! the steamer Ypiranga. txiund
knows about the big momqsdy.
am! new constitution are being pre- i for Spain.
• 16 persona aboard were thrown into - procity agreement came not from the
*
Deposits in the Astoria ;w>»tal sav­ the water. The boat turned over and farmer, but from the lumber trust ami ;>ar«i.
General Diaz’ ship »»« only a little
Captain James told the rcliela thst
ings bank averaged $7o each the first over, robbing the struggling people of
of'
way out when the searchlight of the
from American
manufacturers
tJL-y
should
dr-p
all
c*-i<r:«-t
w
ith
month the bank was in operation.
an <>p|s»rtunlty to bold to it.
Benja­
I fortress guarding the port was turn«!
the Mexican l iberal party, with al)
print paper.
on it.
With gla.«s«*s in hand, among a
Mayor Simon of Portand. has ap min Raymond's little son was the
th«* United
In one of the most conspicuous ait other organizations in
His father caught him
»mall party in the stent, Dial was
|»>intcd a committee of 15 to draft a ' first •« sink
States,
form
a
provisional
government
»
on
dresses
that he ha* ever mad
standing, somewhat apart and close to
commission rule charter for the city. and they sank togeher.
Edwani B. Holmes heart the scream this subject, the president outlines! an«! demand recognition of Francisco the rail. He was plainly discernible,
Prices of nearly all food products
some of th«- methods employed by the Madero and his party in Mexico prop­ taking his farewell look at his native
went up in Chicago on June 1, instead of his fiancee ami as soon as he could
locate her in tin- water he went to her advocates of the reciprocity agree­ er.
land.
of being reduced as many had ex-
General Pryce went to Ix>s Angelen
i aid. They went to the iiottom clasped ment; he practically told others that
His last won!», spoken to those he
pected.
became
they Were being "bundoed" by special to learn from the junta what
in each other's arms.
had left on shore, were; "1 shall di«*
San Francisco customs officers s«-iz«l
Frank Brown saw hie other sister interests, and said that the result de­ of the men he sent up there With a in Mexico." This was utter«l in a
I »> ly am-
900 five tael tins of opium, worth • struggling in the water and went to pended not so much upon the Unit«! ronsidcrable sum of money to
ton«* of prophesy and with a look of
$27,000, being smuggl«! into this her assistance.
munition ami supplies for the rebeis
He was exhausted States senate a* U|*>n the p«»ple.
inspired conviction.
country on a Japanese steamer.
"If the farmer and the p«>ple at at Tia Juana.
when he reached her and she was com­
Wearing the sam<* uniform« th«-y
The ammunition and supplies fail»)
Conspirators blew up the govern­ pletely worn out and had given up the large." he said, "could tie brought
had on when they served as the gen­
to
com«-
ment barracks at Managua. Nicer "trigglv.
Her brother caught her but to understand thia question they would
eral's guan!, the soldiers drew i up ¡n
The men are out nf ammunition,
ague, killing ami wounding altout 120 the chill of the water had so l>enumt>vd no longer fear to vote. "
front of the home of J. B. Body,
soldiers.
It is believed a civil war them both that they wen- helpless and
The president was not »paring in his have no prospect of obtaining sup­ when*
th«* ex president has
been
plies.
and
are
said
to
be
on
the
point
will follow.
He told the reasons for the
I they sank together. Some young men words.
quartered since his arrival in Vera
■>f
selling
their
guns
ami
quitting
Two men, after having l>een lost on of Provo, Utah, who were trying out opposition to the treaty by the lumber
Cruz, under command of General I Vir­
lx»wer California.
The camp ha*
the Mojave desert of Arizona, for two a new sail boat, were attracted by trust and by the paj>er manufacturers
toriana Huerta, an old and p«*rsonal
been
divided
into
several
disgruntled
They sue- I and, without using names, scored any
days, finally found their way on foot the cries of the survivors.
friend of (¡«-neral Diaz.
factions.
back to the town from which they reed«! in i saving 10 persona who hail 'firm any of whose memlx-rs recently
To his country General Diaz de-
start««!. They Kiel m>**«*l their way b< ■ n in the wait* an hour and a half. - appeared lx-fore the senate finance
livered a warning,
Speaking to the
LOPEZ
TRAITOR
EXECUTED
AS
committee
m
Washington
ostensibly
and their automobile had broken down
little group which accompanied him
ion Ix-half of the national grange
GARY S TALK OUT.
on his trip from th«* capital, the old
Sonia Karenina, a 17 year old Rus
1 *1 • •
fill ' ■ ■ . ’1 .■ .,t.
,i■
Benedict Ar •- it o< M«-» iso Rebels man who govern I .Mexico for more
aian maid servant in the family of the
raign«! against it. the president ex*
Psys Penalty of Turncoats.
than 30 years by military strength.
late Count Tolstoi, reach«! San Fran Steel Magnate Urge« Co-operation ! pressed the belief that the bill will be
Cananea, Mexico "Red"
lopez. I said th«* present government must yet
and Stability.
cisco friendless and penniless since
: l>a»s«l
who was ordered imprison«! by Fran-1 resort to his mctlxsls if peace ia to be
the death of her master. Russian resi
The arguments with I
New York
"The bill," he said,
"will lx-
1 cisco I Madero, Jr., on th«* charge I re-establish««!.
dents immediately took charge of her
i
jiaasad,
if
it
is
pass«!
at
all,
tx-cause
which Elbert II. Gary, chairman of ,
When General Diaz steppe-d forward
I <.a' Io- t .el * ’ *. I ■ .'
to \ reel .-.in
The Steel trust has readjusted it* the directors of the Unit«! States ¡ the force of public opinion is in it*
j inter«-»!» while in command of a sec- there was a buzz of interest, but no
: favor."
schnlule of prices by a considerable
' tion of the insurr«*to garrison at i demonstration. The moment was too
Steel cor|«irution. addressed iron and |
reduction.
* Agua Pneta. has been execut«!.
Ix>- I solemn for such an exhibition, and
steel manufacturers who were his I
FLY iS DLATH TO BEETLE.
A French liner arriv«l at M artin-
I j>ez was tx-ijig conveyed from Agua j even th«* little group of p«»ns behind
ique from Panama with 16 cases of gu«-*ts at a recent luncheon to discuss
; Prleta to Hermosillo to begin the the aoldiera repress«! their feelings
th«- independent action of the Keputilic Parasite that Will Kill Douglas F.r
yellow fever on board
during the spe«*ch-making and embrac­
serving of an eight-year sentence.
Iron and Steel company in r«iucing
Enemy Is Discovered.
Conflicting stories are told by the i ing
Diaz succe«i«l in getting $1,790.- pr i
w. re o.a.l, pubi o |.\ lorn
Th«- general,
showing almost no
guan! which was accompanying l«>pez. |
(KM) in gold from Mexico safely into a Tuesday. They threw added light on I
Seattle, Wash
The bark bettie,
One is to the eff»-et that the former; sign of his recent illness, was dress«!
bank in New York City.
which
deat.-oys
Ihiuglas
fir
throughout
what occurred behind th«- close«! doors ;
He
insurrreto leader had attempted to in an ordinary sack suit of black.
at the Metropolitan club, where th<- the timbered districts of the United
PORTLAND MARKETS
e»ca;>e and was shot; another that he ■ carri«i in his hand a Panama hat.
States to the extent of almost $100,-
conference was held.
Throughout all of General Huerta's
pleaded to Ix> execut«! rather than be I
Mr. Gary argu«i for continuing CO- ! (»00.000 annually, and which wan be- taken U» prison
Wheat
Track prices- Blurstem.
It is alleg«l also ; talk * Diaz s P mx I like a soldier on l par­
95c; club, HfidiMfic; Russian. Me; val operation among the steel makers ami ' lieved by eXfiert entomologists to be , that Ix»t«-z had ronfes»«i to having ade, with eyes front and never a
for stability in prices, but his ap- without a parasite, has been found to I
ley, H6c; 41»-fold, H5r«r N6c.
Bravely he
' received $4.000 for the surrender of twitch of th«- muscles.
parent wishes on the price question j hkv< n d.-adlv mem)
Barley Choir«- feed, $2S<u2H.5O.
lx*gan his reply, but before many min-
Agua Prieta to the Federal».
1
’
•
’
-**.
•
k
,i
t.
hi
nd
■■(
Millatuffs
Bran, $24.5(>wi 25 per were ovrrrul«! by a genera.1 ditlieulty
ut«-s he was having great difficulty in
ton, milidlings. $31; shorts, |25.5O(o to m«-t the cut* of th«- Republic com- I the department of (oology at the Uni-
mastering his emotions.
MATCH TRUST MILITANT.
p.if>\
In hi* remark*.
Mr. Gary ’ versity of Washington, is the diecov-
26; roll«*! barley. $29.5< mu 30.5(1.
touch«!
uj>on
the
possibility
of
wag«'
i
i-rer.
The
parasite
is
a
small
red
fly
Com Whole. $29; cracked, $30 ton.
STORM SCATTERS DEATH.
r«!uctions. the value of fair dealings with smoky wings and a long stinger Diamond Company Ittuet Ultimatum
Oats No. I white. $2*.5 om 29.5<>.
The parasite in-
Hay Timothy. Eastern Oregon. No. »ami frankness by great corporations | like organ liehind.
Against Stubborn Indspandants.
Four Killed at Cleveland and Lorain;
1, $2l'<i 22; light mix«!. $19 ii2o; ' in view of the r«*cent Supreme court i stinctlvely discovers the lieetle and
Tacoma. Wash
Putting the ban on
: lays its eggs in the bettie's tunnel.
heavy mixed, $ 17.5<»4»,IN.60; alfalfa. decision in th«- Standard (III case
Two at Pittsburg.
the dealers of Tacoma, the Diamond
Professor Kincaid says the newly
$13«i 13.50, clover. |12.6(No 13; grain
Cleveland.
June 1.-— Four dead and
Match
com|»any,
known
as
the
trust,
OLD FARMS LURE AGAIN.
discovered parasite will destroy from
hay, $13.500114.60.
has served notice that they will not 20 injured was the toll of the terrific
j
25
to
So
per
cent
of
a
colony
of
beet-
Fresh Fruits
Strawberries, Orc 24 Walls Walla Families Heed Call
wind and rain storm which swept over
i les in one season. The discovery was be allowed to handle its .product if
gon. $2<o3.75 jx-r crate; California.
"Back to Country,"
they sell the Tacoma matte match now Cleveland and vicinity today,
_.
Three
[ made in Ravenna park, in Seattle,
$l.5O«ril.75 |x-r crate, giH>ael»erries,
twing turned out at the new factory lives were lost at (strain.
All "of the
Walla
Walla,
Wash
"Back
to
the
while
Professor
Kincaid
was
out
in
fwii6c |x*r pound, apples, $1(«13 |x-r
on Chambers errek by th.- Pacific ■ dead were in rowi»oata which were
farm." ia a cry that has a real mean­ the woods with one of his classes.
box; cherries. $1.50 per box.
i eapsiz«Mi by a sudden wind storm
More than two
Professor Kincaid attained prom- Coast Match company.
Vegetables
Asparagus. 60 (ti i 5c ing in Walla Walla.
Forma) notification has ticen given j which sprang up out of a calm.
dozen
famili«-»
have
left
the
city
for
j
inence
by
his
discovery
of
a
parasite
jw-r dozen, garlic. l(Mu 12c |x*r pound;
to the West ('oast Grocery comjtany
The I mm I v of a woman, one of those
lettuce, 30 m 35c |ier dozen; hothouse their abandon««! farms within the past ¡on the gy;«*.v moth, which was des­
;
drown«*d,
was identifi«! as that of
which
for
20
years
has
distribuì«!
More have announc«! I troying millions of dollars' worth of
lettuce, $1.25 m 1.75 per box; p«*as, two w«*eks.
"trust" matches, and S. A. Nourse, i Mrs. Ethel Early.
She. with
____ _
__ _
David
file per pound; radishes. 12|c |*-r their intention of so doing and It 1» I fruit trees annually.
of the grocery company, has retorted j *nd Thomas lx>ng»tre«-t, her brothers,
believ«i
that
within
a
year
the
desert
;
I|-i2c per |»>und;
dozen; rhubarb.
i
if that is the way the trust feels about! were out on the lake in a rowboat,
SWEDEN WELCOMES FLEET.
n«-w carrots, $2 per sack; turnifm, $2; <«i bomestciui« will be reinhabit«!.
it, it can go hang.
His company, he Two more empty
row boats were
M or«* than a score of vacant bou»«-«
beets, $2.
said, would hamlle the Tacoma match I pick«! up by a tug.
Potatoes Oreg >n and Eastern. $ 2.25 in the city have b«-cn left by farmers 1 American
Warships
Escorted
to and the consultation came to a »|«e«iy j
Twenty bathers at Edgewater Park,
|x-r hundr«l, new California. 7c per who have gon«- back to their ranch«-«
Stockholm By Pleasure Craft.
termination with the home-made arti- | who took shelter in the boathouse,
and several city homes have bix-n put I
pound.
cle still on the market.
were buried when the roof fell. One
'on the market for sale.
It is not the;
Stockholm. June 5. The second di
Onions Crystal wax, $2.50;
man hail !>oth legs broken when a wa­
usual
summer
exodus
to
the
farms.
|
vision
of
the
Unit«*!
States
Atlantic
J
Cotton Crop Looms Big.
gon was blown on him and another
Poultry Hens, 16<ii 17c; broilers, It is th«* belief that the farm is a de- i fleet, rom|«>»«i of the battleships
cornice.
Washington. D. C. Present indica­ was »truck by a piece of c<
22j'i(25c; ducks, young. 25c; g«x*se, sirable place to live anil the desert«! : Kansas, Ixiuisiana, New Hampshire
tions point to th«* prewnt year’s rot- ¡blown off an 11-story building.
His
farmhouses
are
to
b«-
full
of
life
again
'
and
South
Carolina,
arrived
her«*
today
nominal;
turkeys,
20c;
dress«!,
was fractured,
after year« of desertion.
for a week's visit.
The battk*»hips. Um crop as the largest th«* country has j
choice. 25c.
which left Copenhagen June 1. were ever product«!, according to govern­
Egg» Oregon ranch, candled, 2!c
Huge Depot Dedicated.
Butter "Brands" Farces.
met
off the Aland archipelago by a ment experta. The crop will be great­
case
count.
2<»c
per
dozen.
I
per dozen;
Kansas
City It ia useless for the
er
by
about
2,600,000
bales
than
the
large
t!«*«*t
of
gaily-decorat«!
excur
­
Butter City creamery, extra, 1 ami |
Chicago
The Chicago A North­
2pound prints, in boxes, 24c per western railway's new passenger ata sion steamers, which escort««! them average and larger by nearly 400.000 consumer to tell the grocer to send a
bales than the biggest crop the coun- | certain brand of butter and no other.
pound; less than box lota, cartons and i tion. th«- second largest passenger ter­ into the hartwr.
Pro-1 Practically m H the butter Bold by the
immediately
after
the flagship try ever raised that of 1904.
delivery extra.
minal in the world u*«l by only one
Pork Fancy, KM lie per pound.
' mail, was formally op«-ned here Sun­ louisiana came to anchor the com­ vid«! conditions a« favorable as those i retailers is purchas««! in tubs in car-
which have prevail«! during the last 1 load lota, taken to the place
.------ of busi-
Veal Fancy. 10 m 11c per pound.
day.
The terminal covers 2(1 acres. mander of the fortress sent an officer
10 years continue this season, there ness of the big distributers and there
to
gr«*et
and
welcome
Rear
Admiral
lo
to
20
pounds,
1
6<>i
17c.
Hama
The station yard covers 343.(»41» s>juare
Hope
1911 contracts,
25c jx-r feet, and the building section 69.760 Badger, commanding the division. should be harvest«! this year more molded into packages and brand«!.
I Little of the butter distribut«! by any
pound. 1910 crop. 22c, 1909 crop, 15 I «quare feet.
Sixteen tracks with a Visits were then exchang««! between than 14,000,000 bales.
one company with a particular brand
(<i !5|c; olds. **i 10c.
I capacity of 2<»0 cam enter the train Admiral Badger an«! the commander
Burned Timber Bill Up.
i« manufactured by that company,
Wool
Eastern Oregon, Nj',il4|e sh««l, giving the station n capacity of in chief of th«- Swnlish squadron in
Washington. I). C. The bouse pub-1 This was the testimony of a produce
per pound, valley, I4<ul5c; mohair, . 260.000 passengers a day. The total the harbor.
lie lands committee has favorably re- dealer, in a suit to dissolve the Kansas
choice, 36ni37je.
cost of the station was $23,750,000.
Woman Has Saving Mania.
l«»rtcd a bill authorizing homestead City Fruit and Produce Exchange.
Cattle Prime grain fed steers. $6 $11.560.000 being for real estate.
Doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
r>»6.35; prime hay-f«! steers, $6«.i
Mexico to Send New Man,
6.25, choice steers. $5.75a» 6; fair,
$5.5m»i j».75; common, $5.25 oi 5.50;
Mexico City
Announcement is
prime cows, 65.75ai6.25; good. $5oi made of the appointment of Gilbert O.
6.25; fair. $4.75«r5; poor, $4.6001 Crrspoy Martinez as ambassador to
4,75; choice heifers. $5.50 m 5.75Washington to succeed Manuel de
choice bulls, S4.76oi5.25; good. $4.25 Zamacona. who probably will be re-
(<i 4.75; choice light calves. S7tl7.26; turned to Iximion as the government’s
gixxl, $•’. 76tt7; choice h«*avy calves, financial agent. Since Zamacona'a ap-
$5/<i 5.5d; choice stags. $5.75«ir6.25; [Miintment as ambassador. the I-ondon
gtxwl, $5.25(<f 5.75,
fault
has
been
filled
by I'ahlo
Hogs
Choice, $fi. 5(tr«i6.fifi; good, Macen», who resigned last week.
$6.25(0 6.60; choice heavy, $6ni 6.50;
Alaska Mm«« Sold.
common, $5oifi; stock, $6. 75 m 7.50.
Sheep Choice spring lambs, $6 25
Cordova. Alaska
Representatives
in 6.50; good, $»x-t6.25, choice year­ of the Ixmdon Ex pinration company,
lings. $4.HO»«i5; go«!, $4.50(0 4.76; the Pearson Syndicate, are here clos­
fair, $4<i( 4.25. choice ewes, |4 oi 4.25; ing a deal for the purchase of more
good. $.1.75(1(4;
fair, $3.50(<i .1.75; than So gold quarts claims in the
good to choice heavy wethers, $4>-i McKinley lake district near thia city.
4.50; old heavy wethers, $SM4; mixed The purchase price is approximately
i 1500.000.
lots. $4 m 5.
Lumber and Paper Men Foes
of Reciprocity.
I
i
j
'
:
Worcester. Maas Relatives of Miss
Margaret Hudon, who died here re­
cently after working as a shop clerk
for 17 years at $1 a day, have found
bank deposits in her name aggrvgat-
ing $5.200. Her total earning» hail
been about $9.304 ami from this she
had paid her living expenses for the
whole 17 years and the cost of the
funeral of her brother, who died three
years ago
Mins Hudon is said to
have lived <»n 30 cents' worth of food
each week.
Her house rent was very
amali. She had a mania for saving.
Quake Shakes Charleroi. Belgium,
t’harleroi, Belgium An earthquake
was felt at Goaaeliea, four mile« north
of thia city, at 2.40 o'clock Monday
afternoon. Many houses were dam
aged. The streets are littered with
debria. There were no casualties.
settlers whose lami* were burned over
by forest fires last summer to sell all
the timber seriously injur«! or killed
by fires and jncket the receipts.
The
' bill also authorizes the secretary of
the interior to sell burn«! timber on
' public lands, An effort will lx- made
to pass the bill thia session so as to
atTon! relief to settlers.
I
Pollai Bank is Coming.
Washington, D. C. The Poatoffice
department has announc«! that tx-gin-
ning July 1 postal savings banks will
be open«! in the large cities of the
country and that in all probability one
of ths first of these big banks will be
opened at Portland, Or.
Plans have
not yet been perfected, but it is also
probable that postal banka will be
opened this summer or fall in Seattle,
Tacoma and Spokane also.
But Says He Will Hie In His
Native Land.
Pittsburg. June 1.
With the wind
blowing 64 miles an hour and with
rain that fell in torrents today, a
storm swept over this »ection i of the
state, leaving death and d< lestruction
| *n
wake. A young girl was whirl*
«1 into the door of her home by the
wind and fell dead from
fright.
G«>rgr A. J"
Martin, president of the
Pittsburg Tube company, is dying in a
hospital with a fractur.»l skull, caused
by a falling sign.
^Gotham Not Considered.
New York A report that' Mrs. E.
H. Harriman contemplated founding a
university in New York City has
gaini-d widespread circulation.
Mrs.
Harriman s office, however, gave out
informatio that she never has had any
idea of such an undertaking.