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RECIPROCITY IS CONGRESSIONAL
READY TO SIGN
PROCEEDINGS
Becomes Uw When Approved
by Taft and Canada.
Washington, July 22. — Senator.
Chamberlain has many times profess«!
to be working to «e»*ure for Oregon a
larger share of the reclamation pro
ject. and has maintain«! that he has
done everything in his power to bring
stmut the construction of new projects
in his state. But if Senator Chamber- .
lain is honestly in favor of promoting
government reclamation work in Ore- '
gon he has a strange way of showing
it
He recently introduced a bill
which, if pass«!, would divert mil- !
lions of dollars annually from the rec­
lamation fun«!, for the «instruction of
dams, canals, etc., to control floods.
Senator Chamberlain's bill is brief
It authorises the ««»cretary of the in­
terior to construct
dik«*s, dame,
ditches, etc., for the storage and di­
version and development of waters, to
prevent injury to eropa an»l fertile
lands and other property caus«»d by
fiooda and fr«-»heta originating on for­
est reserves and Irslian reservations,
the expense of such construction to be
paid out of the national reclamation
fund.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
MEXICO FEARED
CALL FOR APPLES FIRM
Disorders In Lower California
Worry Washington.
Northwest Fruit Espert Sees
Demand in East.
ELKS WILL HAVE BIG DAY.
Great Principal Attraction tor Three
at Astoria Celebration.
Days
Hood
River
"Overproduction
Astoria Astoria lodge of Elks has
shouldn't worry the Northwestern sp- issu«i a special invitation to the
plegrower." said C. R Greisen, aasis- grand lo»lge of Elks to atten»! the dam
Vats on Measure 51 to 27—Insurgent«
Mssican Liberals Threaten American tant editor of Better Fruit, » h«> ha» bake which they are to give as a feat
Fight to Last—Triumph for
Ranchers Ambassador Wilson
just return«! fmm a tour that carried ure of the Astoria Centennial Pageant
President.
him to all of the larger cities of the on August 11, 12 and 13 next. E. C.
Takes Up Case.
Unit«! States.
Judd, who is also chairman of the Re­
"The problem to be work«! out is gatta committee of the centennial, ex­
I that of distribution.
Out of the 53 tended the invitation to the members
Washington, D. C — The recipro­
Washington. D. C. The report of a
; cities that I visited, in an anstonish- of the Grarxl l.odg<- of Elks when they
city trade agreement between the
delicate situation in l-owrt California
Unit«! State« and Canada embodied
! ingly large number I found few ap­ were in session at Atlantic City, just
ha» increased the anxiety of the ad- '
In the reciprocity bill, that proved a
ples on sale, tn such places as Oma­ after they voted to hold the neat con-
ministration
over
recent
developments
a'ortu center In two s»aslons of Con
ha, Denver, Kansas City and Des vention at Portland.
in
Mexico.
greaa. pasaed the Senate Saturday
Moines the few apples that were on
According to the plana of th«» clam
Conditions in that part of the coun­
»Ithout amendment bj a vote of 53
, the market were selling at prices bake committee, Friday and Saturday,
t » 27.
A majority of Republicans
try were threatening several months '
ranging from $2 75 to It a box. Aug 11 and 12, will be devoted to at­
vot«! nxalnat It. Of 53 votes for It.
ago, but with the termination of the
Practically the same conditions were tendance at the Centennial festivities
32 »ere Democrats and 21 Republl
Madero revolution Mexico obtain«!
fouml in every city except New York
Friday there will be a concert by
esns
Of the 37 against. 21 were
permission to send
tr»»q>s across
I and Chicago.
Ellery's ba ml at the stadium. Indian
Republican an»i three Dem<»cratlc
American territory to quell the mde- I
This action settled the whole Can
"These cities are crowd«! with box war dances at the stadium and a spec­
pendent movement there. The arm»-d
a »Ian r»»clproclty qu»*tion so far as
apples.
Any amount of apples could tacular sham battle on Coxcomb hill.
and so-call«t Socialistic
rebellion, i
Congress Is concerned and sav»- for
l»e bought on the streets of Chicago Saturday, August 12, there will be
however. di«i out before the soldiers
executive approval and the Canadian
for 11.25 a box
Chicago has storage • program compos«! of the Elks par­
reach«! the acene.
Since then it had '
Parliament
ratification.
virtually
in transit privileges and a hardship is ade ami Elks ceremonies at Centen­
tiiskea the pact the law of th»» land
been supposed that |>eace ami content- I
worked on cities of the surrounding nial grounds, a grand military parade
Congressional practice will delay
ment had settle! in that quarter of i
’ territory, which shoubi be able to dis­ of U. S. infantry, artillery and Ore­
Vigorous
Washington,
July
21.
th»» affixing of the President's signa
Mexico and that the lives an»! property
tribute fruit to adjacent territory far gon National Guard, anti maneuvers
ture -inti! next Wednesday, when the support of the Canadian reciprocity of American citizens were secure.
better than it can be distribute»! from and reunion at Centennial grounds, fol­
House is» again In »essloti
The re agr«-ment by Senators Brown, of Ne-
Now, however. American ranchers
< ;>r->» ii» . bill Innin« originated In the brsska; Stone, of
the one point. For that reason. St. low«! at night by Hitt's pynitechnical
Missouri.
arnl in lower
lx»wer California are being threat- ■
House, must be returned there for Works, of Csliforms, i
! Ixiuis, which should be «jually as production on the water front, destruc­
Mexican Lib­ giMMi a distributing point as Chicago,
engrossment and for the slanature against the measure by Senator Ken­ ened br th”
tion of the ship "Tunquin," and cham­
erals. The Unit«! States has r«|U«»st-
of Speaker Clark, while the li uis»-. •
pionship wrestling matches and box­
yon, of Iowa, made up today's debate • «1 th»- government of Mexico to afford is handling practically no box apples.
cluing.
"It was certainly a pleasure for me ing exhibitions in the auditorium.
og the measure in the senate.
Tb>- Canadian Parliament
them adequate protection.
to behold the wonderful apples on the
R«luc»-d rates are in etf»-ct for all
Brown criticiaed his insurgent col- i
jet acted on the agreement
I The State »iepartment'a attention
i.ri* exception of the provisions of leagues and praised the Democrats for ! was drawn to the situation in a tele- ! streets in New York. The Hood Riv­ these days and the Astoria Elka are
the bill a« pa».-t<-il by Congress will
r..rn"r*.. ‘o'/ «ram from the American consul at er Newtowns look«! as handsome as looking for a 30,000 crowd for their
any Newtowns H imm I River has ever reunion.
not bei-otn»» effective until the Pres riotism to support and sustain a Re­
ident Isaura a pro«-lam a lion that publican President." eharacterix«! a Ensenada, who reported that Ameri­ placed on exhibit.
However, Hood
COVE CHERRY CROWNED.
Canada ha« ratlfi«*d the pact
The speech tixiay of Senator Brown in fav- cana hail been molest«! atui had ap- River must keep up the splendid pack
-
| h - s I»-»I to him tor i«»nt.in -.-
exception of this prtM-edure is In th»- or of the reciprocity measure.
that has made it famous, for all the
Ambassador Wilson, at
Mexico
paper and pulp a»»ctlon of the bill,
"I want to ¡express my grief, my City, was immediately instructed to sections of the Northwest are putting Union County Show is Attended By
w tin !i It ;« .itinoiini .-,! »II! become
3,000 People.
Immediately effective »hen the Pres profound grief." Senator Brown de­ take up the subject with President de up a good pack."
Mr lirn -rp -Bld that red apple«
dared, "because the bill does nn t
ident signs the law.
I.a Grande Cove cherries that have
la Barra.
will meet with a far better demand thrice carried away gold medals at
have the support of some of my
than the yellow varieties.
The de­
friends in this body whom I know at
world's fair«, at St L«»uis. Portland
HAYTIAN REBELS GAINING.
mand will be better both in thia coun­ and Seattle, came into tliei: own MtM
heart are in favor of lower duties. I
try and abroad, he said, an«! he ad-I more when S.lMM) |HK>ple from Union,
do not complain of them
I do not
Berk Espada Now 150 Days Out of
Rush««
Warships to vises growers to set more orchards to
charge them with insincerity. I>ecause Uncle 'Sam
and a few from llsker and Wallowa
Grays Harbor.
Scene of Trouble.
r«i apples.
I know them to be sincere.
But I
counties, were guests at the first an­
Aberdeen. Wueh.—Th»- bark Kapa simply cannot understand them. It
Washington, D. C. The revolution
nual cherry show at Cove.
da. ISO days out of Grays Hur loir for ,«
-nd mv .•->inpr»-lu-n«ion to sppr«- in Hayti is spreading so rapidly that '
EXPERIMENT LAND FIXED.
Baseball games, recitations, sing­
Adelaide. South Australia. Is believed elate how in one session of cvngress 1
it is believ«! here to be iloubtfui if
ing, original poems by the poet laure­
to lie lost with all hands
could vote for lower duties; in the the capital of the island republic will j 200 Acres For Farm School Chosen ate 'N Grand Ronde valley. M I.,
Th»- Espada cleared from Aberdeen
Near Burns.
t arter, a fiddling contest ip which a
over the liar. That la th»» last h» srd next session favor a revision of the ' much longer remain in possession of i
of her anil ua the normal passage tariff a sch«lule at a time, am! at a' President Simon. The political situ- ;
hoary-headed pioneer of Union county
Burn«
Th«-
Harney
«»unty
«immis-
time on this run Is 75 day*. marin thin! session l>e against this proposi­ ation steadily is growing worse, ac- I
«mnerC c-iurt h.i< «.•l»-ct<--l a tract of won with the "Arkansaw Traveler."
ers believe there Is no hope for the tion, which, while it is not a revision I cording to the «»mmandvr of the
were some of the features of the day.
latsi
embracing 2«><> acres six miles
craft.
of a singe sch«iule, is a revision of a l'nit«l States gunboat I’etrel. now in
Two tons of cherries were distrib-
east
of
Burns,
as
a
site
for
the
agri
The Espada was commanded by few schedules, not with all the eoun- : Haytien waters for the protection of ;
uted
to the guests and cherry pies
It is
Captain Inghart Jacobson. of Tacoma, tries of the world, but with one etiun- j Americans. His report to the Navy ; cultural experiment station.
and was niann<-d by ten men Among try; a plan that 1 believe marks the
situat«! in a road section, now own«! were on sale al very low prices. All
the passengers on the trip, which Is beginning of the eml of extortionate : department indicates that all of th»- : by th»- Oregon & Western Colonization this led up Ui the cherry show proper,
department north, except Capo Hayti- ■
thought to have been fatal for ail
«»mpany on the north side of the main when cherries were shown to more
en and Forte Liberte, is controll«l by
on board, was Mrs. JacobHon, who tariff duties in this country."
county road lending from Burns to people than Cove has ever seen. In
The speaker declared that it was not the revolutionists.
was formerly Miss Olga Anderson,
l.awen. Harriean and the eastern part an address at the cherry show, the
President Taft, "but a stubborn ami
of 2156 South M street, Tacoma
B«-causs- of th»» precarious situation j
speaker of the house, Jerry I* Rusk,
of
the valley.
Th»- bark load»-») at the Slade .Mill loquacious senate." that win roapon- i at Goniaves, the second important
of
I.a Grande, advocated the recall of
It is dry. sagebrush soil of a churac
with a full cargo of lumber for the sible for the extra session. He de- , city of the republic, where the revo­
judges. He was the orator of the day.
Uni«'««
Australlt |a»rt
Unless she struck a fern!«! the pr«-sident from charges that , lutionists are in power, the Petrel ter similar to the prevailing land of
The show was arranged and man-
storm It Is the belief of local eea he was taking too much part in legis- sail«! from Cape Haytien for that I Harney valley, and the eX|»erimentai
men that she ran aground. as It lation.
there demonstrated will to- a guide for aged by men who represent the larg­
place.
would be almost Impossible
impossible for a
farmers in nearly all parts of the sur­ est cherry growers and was bucked by
Realising the importance of having
ship to sink In mldoceun when filled
A highly ed-1
Washington, July 21.
rounding «»untry.
President David-; the surrounding orchardists, who made
xom»- kind of naval vessel on the mirth
with lumber.
ucated seal, George by name, was on j
son, of the Colonization com|»any. has great success of the initial exhibition.
Heins ura nee on the Espada has exhibition today before the house i roast of Hayti, to replace the I’etrel.
writter to the court giving that body
FIRE DANGER GROWS.
gone up In the last few days and it
the Navy department cabled the com­
I m
now denied
Efforts have t»e»-n committee«- investigating the exter- ! manding officer of the Porto Rican free rein to set its own price on the*
ruination
of
the
seal
her»!s,
to
raise
j
land,
expressing
his
appreciation
of
begun to trace the missing vessel
station tx>at at San Juan, Porto Rico,
his bark in protest.
George was
the great value the experiment station Dry Weather is Monaco to Forests.
immediately to Cape
Says Enpert.
brought tiefore the committee by Rep ! to proc«-«!
will l>e bi the country in general and.
PITCHER SOLD FOR »22.500.
n-sentative Edward W Townsend of I Haytien. where she probably will ar- therefore, to the txtmjmny.
Portland With the summer season
The
rive within twenty four hours,
New Jersey author of "Chimmie Fad- I
A representative of the Stnte agri well advanc«i, only two forest fires,
Pittsburg Buys O'Toole From St.
cruiser Des Moines from Boston, will
den” who obtained him from a friend
cultural college is expect«! here in a both of minor consequence, have oc­
sail directly to Port au Prince, She
Paul for Biggest Price.
on St. George I sand. Pribyloff group i
short time to auperlntend the«»nstruc curred in Oregon this season. One of
probably
will
make
the
trip
in
about
It is estimated that George's skin
Minneapolis. — Barney
Dreyfusa.
tion of buildings an<! other improve­ these fires was in Was«» county and
five
days.
president of the Pittsburg Club of would weigh about five pounds if sep-
ments on the property, for which th»- the other in Washington «»unty. but
th-» National Is-agiie. today purchase»! aratwi from him, but there is no in­
»-ounty court will make provisions at in both instances firefighters connect­
Troops Seeking Rebel Band.
Marty O'Toole, Ht
St
I’anl's spitball tention of depriving him of the luxury
Paura
i on«re.
ed with the foarst service Were
San Diego, Cal. One hundr«»«! Mex­
pitcher, for »22.5 ■0<t, the highest price of a seal skin coat during these hot'
For th«» sub-stations which will be promptly dispatch»-«!, with th»- result
ei er paid for a ballplayer In the
ican troops have b«-rn ordered from
days.
establish«-«! later, there are free offers that both fires were under «»ntrol be­
hiatory of organized baseball
AH
Ensenada to the district around Al­
He is on exhibition as a type of the ’
of land in various parts of the «»unty. i fore extensive damage result«!.
of th«» bidders dro|q»-d out of the
amo. where a small band of rebels are
running with the exception c at Drey. extra small seals which are being ! said to I»« operating. Mexican troop« as the settlers are fully sensible of
"Prior to the rains early in July
fuss and Mike Cantllion, who was slaughter«!. Not only does he bal- ;
the great benefit to be derived.
there were several small
slashing
in
scouting
parties
are
said
to
be
acting In th»- role of agrnt for ance artistically upon his nose a ball j
fires," said C. S. Chapman, of the
down
the
peninsula
scatter«!
up
ami
Charles Cumiskey, of the Chicago or «>mu«>pia. but has been taught to !
TIMBER LANDS TAPPED.
Oregon Forest Fir»- association, "but
for the purpose of suppressing out-
Americana.
bark loudly ami enthusiastically ami I
they did little damage.
In the Coast
OToole announced himself ns sat- flap hie Hoppers when the name of > law bands and restoring law anti
Toledo-to-Siletr Lins to Be
Built sections th»» timber is still pretty
b»n»»<| to go to Plttehurg. but said Professor Elliott is spoken sharply [ I order.
damp as a result of thos«» showers."
he would like to ha»»- K»lly go with
Within a Year.
ranche« owned by
Most of the
"However, the forests are drying
him
Dreyfusa la said to have of and diatincty.
Americans and foreigners are in the
T<»|«io A contract has been sign»»d
Professor Ellliott. it may be ex- i
fared »5000 for Kelly, but Lennon
northern part of I-ower California, here by a group of citixens of this out thoroughly and in another ten
1« d’-slrotig of realising at least »7500 plain«! for the benefit of the uniti-
and during the recent revolt suffer«! «»unty to build and operate a railroad days there will be «»nstant danger of
tor hltu.
at«!, is the Cleveland O. expert on
considerably
from raiding parties of from Toledo into the Siletz timber fires.”
Previous to the purohaee of Marty fur seal life who has manag«l to se­
O’Toole th«» highest price ever paid cure the investigation which is being rebels. Passengers arriving on the country. Under this agreement the
BANDON TO HAVE BIG FAIR.
, boats
mmws • from
• wvs kii
« s . iih » i »« •"J
Ensenada
say waaw?
the iaiwvi
lx»wer local promoters agree to furnish right
for a h'aaeball player was »13.500. conducted.
|
California
government
is
doing
every
»hlch the Philadelphia Club of the
of way and dejmt grounds at Toledo Business Men and Ranchers Ra<sa
American League gave for Pitcher
Washington July 21. The story of thing possible to protect ail foreigners and Siletz.
•'Lofty" Russell
He was punha»«»d the administration's attitude toward and natives.
Money tor August Carnival.
It is announced that work will begin
from Baltimore last year.
the election of Senator Lorimer as
Bamion
Bandon will have a big
i in 60 days ami that the road be com­
Defunse Fund is Urged.
told by ex-Senator Aldrich of Rhode
pleted in one year. Thia road will carnival and agricultural fair in Au­
Upper Berths Not Taksn.
Rutte. Mont. The
necessity of open up one of the heaviest timlier gust.
Tne dates have not yet been
Islaml and the activities of R J
Chicago.—There
have
b»-en
BO
funds,
to
be
available
immediately
for
an
insur-
definitely
decided upon, but will prob­
Shields
of
Superior,
Wis.,
belts
in
Oregon
and
its
promotion
has
many empty upper bertha In Pilli
man sleeping cam. ever eine« the ance agrnt, in collecting affidavits the defense of the McNamara broth­ only wait»»d the assurance of d»»ep ably be August 24. 25 and 26. More
than |1,out) has already been subscrib-
law went Into i-ffwi reducing the from witnesses in the investigation, ers, accus«! of conspiracy to dynamite water from Toledo to the ocean.
«! by business men and ranchers of
rate on them, that the pr»>|M»aal la were the features of the Senator Lori- | the lx»e Angeles Times building, is
Clatsop Osts Fira Warden.
now underconslderaflon to reduce mer committee hearing today.
urged upon the Federation of Miners
Bamion ami vicinity, and the subscrip­
them still further on the combination
Instead of sending Edward Hines, ■ in a letter from Secretary Morrison, of
Astoria In response to a petition tions are still coming in. assuring the
plan
This plan, which has been the Chicago lumiierman. to Springfi»-ld th«» American F«»deration of Labor, from a large number of timber own­ financial success of the fair.
submitted for approval of the Pull with word from the Washington ad- Vice President Mahoney expr«-s»«i the ers, the «»unty court has appointed
In addition to the agricultural dis­
man Comi>any. will give a traveler ministration that Ixrimer should be opinion that S4lM>,000 or even 1500.-
' Charles Osgood as county fire warden play. which will consist of the fruits
both the upper and lower berths for
elected. Mr. Aldrich t«-stifi«-d that he 000 might be found ina«iequate. as. if at a salary of SDMI a month an»! neces­ ami graine of Cooe county, as well as
5’» cent« added to the price of the
told Hines that Pr«»eidrnt Taft was the accus«»d should be acquitted in Los sary traveling expenses.
The ap­ livestock, there will tie many outside
lower alone.
pointment is for two months and Mr. attractions, ami the committee in
Hvo thousand sleeping cars are not supporting the candidacy of any­ Angeles, the prosecution might
Osgood will work under the supervis­ charge intemis to correspond with out­
«»¡»•rated In the United Slat»» and one, but that Lorimer was not objec­ continued.
Canada.
tionable to him. The ex-senator said
ion of the state deputy warden in pre­ side companies that have good carni-
• 12.000,000 Contract Lat.
he told Hines previously that the pres­
I val attractions.
Several concessions
venting forest fires in this county.
Astoria Gets Torpedo Fleet Only.
ident had no objection to Albert J.
Spokane, Wash. Patrick Welch, of
I have already been booked.
Rainfall Oamages Cherry Crop.
Washington.—Senators
Chamber- Hopkina or Henry S. Boutell for the Spokane, and his associates have been
lain and Bourne have failed to per aenatorship.
Industrial Courts la Planned.
aw anted the contract for the «mstruc-
Eugene Heavy rainfall during the
suade the Navy Departm»-nt to send
tion of 551 miles of the Canadian thunder storm recently caused some
Salem In a course of study which
a battleship to Aatorla for the Cen
Indian Studants Go To Astoria.
Northern raiiroa»! be tween Port Ar- damage to the cherries of thia county, is now being prepared by eujierintend-
tennlal celebration. The department
Waahingnn, D.
C. - The commis­ thur and Sudbury. Ont., for tlt. OM.- the bulk of which are now dead ripe. rnt Aiderman for the work of next
advise,! theta, however, that the tor-
Iedo fleet would be sent In time to sioner of Indian affairs has arranged 000. This is the second large con­ Hay was uninjured by the ram, as it year will be included a complete in­
participate In the opening exercises to tend 12 Net Perce Indians from one tract obtained by the same persona was generally well cared, although dustrial course as well as a course in
and remain throughout the eelebra of the leading Indian schools to attend from the same company within a nearly the whole county crop is still in hygiene. The complete course prob­
month.
tion, as previously planned.
the Astoria celebration.
ably will be finish«! next month.
the field.
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