The Santiam news., August 03, 1911, Image 3

LAURIER CALLS
FOR RECIPROCITY
CLERK
Ktw
York
SHOT
DEAD.
Th'Svta
Escape
$5.COO Osms.
FIGHT
With
FOREST
FIRES.
I
Wind Spreads Flames Near Estacada.
Oregon.
New York
Three armed thleres
Estacada
Fire
that
has
b«-en
Invaded the heart <4 the Tenderloin
burning In the East Creek district,
Wa*hlngt<
n.
July
37
Out
of
what
at Its gayest hour Saturday night,
smashed a Sixth-avenue jewelers > appeared to be a chaotic condition In five miles southeast of here, for sev­
window, shot his clerk dead, a«liaed the Senate there suddenly arose to­ eral dais, la spreading rapidly and
day a coalition of Democrats and villages u< ar lhe burned area and
I.’. iio O w rth of diamond rings, and
Insurgent Republicans which bowled
es>u|>«d in a taxicab, punrued by
The
over the regular organisation and I farm homes are endangered
acsirvs of persona «ho had wltnroscd
passed a compromise bill for the re­ fismes. fanned bjr a high wind, have
the murder and robbery.
vision of the woolen tariff by 48 to gone bejrond control of th« men fight
A woman, who the police believe
32
ing the bias« and 200 men left Es Campers Are Trapped on Trail»—All
Need of (Market Shown Agreement was a confederate, entered the store
Thia new force In the Senate, uni
of Jacob Jacoby a few minutes prior
tacada to aid lu checktng th« fire.
Would Develop Dominion In­
Availably Man ImprstssJ to
ted
on
a
material
reduction
of
tariff
to tbe shooting and naked .Mr. Ja
Th« Superintendent of the Forestry
dustries. Says Premier,
Fight Flames.
coby to twat her eyes for glasses duties all down the line and flushed
with victory, tonight Is threatening Service recruited loo men In Port
While ah« engaged him. th« «Indo«
glass «aa smaahed and Adolph E. not only to paeg the so called "farm i land and they were brought to this
era' free list bill,'* aa It came from
Albany. Or
Having already »»«pt
Ottawa, OnL The opening gun in Stern, a clerk, rushed to the street th« House, but to put through a cot­ I city on the Portland Hallway, Light
amall man with a revolver
A
A Power Company line.
the campaign which will determine
ton
hill
as
welt.
The
Insurgents
over
an
area
three
tulles long and
blocked him at the door, Stern tried
the fate of the reciprocity agreement to brush past him to gyt at a man want the sugar and steel schedules
Hugh
Mendenhall. Chief Forest on« milt* wide, a luont disastrous
between the United States and Can­ w ho had poked his hand through Included In the programme
Hanger fur this district, took charge fire, which started on the headwater»
The House Democratic leaders are
ada. was fired Sunday by the Liberal th« broken window and graep.q a
of the men upon their arrival and of Thoma* t’r»«i'k, about It m Iles
not
willing
to
accept
the
compromise
leader. Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
It was tray of diamond rings
The small
wool bill aa It passed the Senate In a «hurt time pack horses and CttHt of
1» rv|K>rted here to Ire
in the form of an open address to the man shot twice, and Stern tell dead
laden
with bedding and
today.
But they are more than will wagons,
rapidly getting beyond control of the
Passersby saw the man at the
food,
were
supplied
the
men
and
Canadian
people, and in it is set
Ing to meet the Senate conferees.
forth the issues involved in the pres­ window withdraw the tray of ring*. Chairman Underwood, of the House the small army started for the fir«, lili’h no* eliKag«’ d lu fighting II.
tuck It
it under his coat and dart
prepared to remain until they have
Th«» principle green timber in
ent campaign.
across the street
db-appeared ways and means committee cgpress
lie dtetappenred
The question at issue is not a new- ¡through the open door of a red tour led the belief tonight that a bill sal It under control.
which this particular fire Is raging
A similar expedition under the dl
one.
Sir Wilfrid asserts, reciprocal .Ing car and wax gone, with half a i »factory to I m •th house» xm more I reel Ion of E. E. Blockley, construe la owned by the Holland. Briggs A.
These he than likely to be agreed upon.
relations with the United States hav- 'hundred men following
iieer for the I'm Gand Light Avery Timber Company, of Portland
This would put the wool Issue up
A ¡uitroltuan for this company ha«
ing been sought by both parties for !outdistanced, but not until the first
to Pri'Nldent T»< ft. and there Is much * Power Company, started from the a crew of 19 men fighting the lire,
The present ■ three numbers had tiecn caught.
over half a century.
aa to what his course construction camp, situated oti the which 1s In an exleiMiivit belt of
Conservative
_____ party,
,____ _____
he declared, is, The man who shot Stern ran tn will be
Clackamas river above Casad«ro, and
heavy timber and Is apt to become
seeking to reverse this lifelong policy •*--» opposite direction, unseen by
Mr Taft would make no comment will work In conjunction with the a bad fire unless stopped »<»>n
men
gent
out
under
Mendenhall.
of its leaders of the past. The enact­ any tone.
on the situation.
While th« Presi­
Thia makes th« xecond forest fir«
Thus far the loss him been con
ment of the agreement, the Premier
dent tn tht« past has denounced th«
now burning lu Linn county.
The
fined
to
th
•
W
CM
wted
districts,
but
REYES
IS
DISTRUSTED.
present
wiailen
schedule
of
the
predicts, would further improve the
other on« has been burning several
unless
the
force
of
men
sent
out
Is
Bayne Aldrich bill ns Indefensible,
friendly relations between Groat Bri­
f M
\
able Io cheek Its progress the fire
tain. Canada and the United States, Madero’s Followers Fear Return of there have teen strong intimation« will soon reach the villages and crew of fire fighters from the Curtiss
from the White House within the
Lumber Company’s mills, assisted by
and would be an important factor In
Old Regime.
past few weeks that he would not valuable farm properties In the re Government rangers, has been fight
bringing about a general treaty of ir-
Ion.
Tbo
area
burned
over
thus
Mexico City,- Despite the breaking hesitate to use th« veto on any
Ing this fire continually, but has not
bitration.
of the agreement that General Ber­ tariff schedules passed In advance far covers almost an entire town yet checked It,
ship.
“At all times during the past 40 nardino Ileyes should be mad« Mln of reports from the tariff board
Official« of the Curtiss Companv
years,” said Sir Wilfrid, “it has been Isler of War In the cabinet of F'ran
assert that this fire, which swept
WIRE TRUST MEN FINED.
Washington. July 37
Because he
the conatant effort of all political cisco I. Madero, and. not withstand
out the Curtiss Company's logging
not
believe In the Senates
parties in Canada to make with the Ing Mndero's assurances that Reyes does
camp No 6. and greatly damaged
Forty Defendants Change Pleas and
was
free
to
enter
the
presidential
method
of
taking
testimony
tn
Inves
United States an arrangement for the
Us logging railroad, has damaged
race,
the
General
insists
he
will
not
ligations.
Senator
Bailey
today
re
­
Ar»
Sentenced.
but little gr»,cn timber and has been
free exchange of natural products be
be a candidate.
signed from the committee on *prlv
tween the two countries.
New York
Forty defendants re confined almost entirely to an old
Supporters of Madero shrug their lieges and elections
He mad« no
‘Ever since the termination of the shoulders and express their disbelief explanation to the Senate and the • lit .
'if:.’ •-,! in t
... in.- i' x burn and logged off latuU
One of the fiercest fires In years
treaty of 1854 all public men of any n Keyes' statement
wag
accepted
without prosecution of the alleged wire trust 1» raging In Columbia county. It
Reyea said b.« resignation
prominence in Canada, whatever their offered to release Madero from th« com metit.
Th«
withdrew their pleas of not guilty miles-northwest of St. Helens
differences on other questions, have 'promise* relative to making him
To his friends Bailey said after
area now burning is estimated at
and
entered
pleas
of
"nolo
conten
been unanimous in the attempt again Minister of War solely )>«< .iiise th« ward that he« could not consent to
five miles tn length ami a mile wld«.
to secure free exechange of natural growing opposition In the ranks of enter upon the work desired In the dare.”
M«n who have been fighting th«
lhe Maderistas and expressed by the Investigation of the charges against
United
States District Attorney flames admit that th« fire 1». beyond
products.
Madem was Senator Stephenson
Wise opiroaed th« acceptance of such their control and that only a change
“Nor is thia to be wondered at. see­ anti Keyesltas clubs
prompt In answering him
"1 have tieen aiqsrlnted on the
lie said
pleas, but Judge Arnold, who was In the wind or a heavy rain will
ing that in the industries of agricul­ he would not release
the General «ub committee to consider the Steph
stop the conflagration
This news
ture. fisheries, lumbering and mining, from the agreement, but that ho enaon case." he said
proceeding
in the United States Clr
"My convic­
wax brought to Portland last night
Canada possesses advantages not en­ assured him he was at liberty to tion fa that the strict rules of evi- cult Court, accepted It.
by Mr and Mrs William H. Dolman,
joyed by any other country on earth, become a presidential candidate i •
, .'I «■•!.••■. I; .1
X
When the pleas of the men had who have been camping for the past
qulrtes.
1 he Senate docs not ob­
and that upon the markets secured for Igardlesa of any promises.
five days nt a point known ns Hunk­
In opposing the appointment of serve such rules, but admit« all b<««n recorded and It cam« to pass er Hill, In the woods nine miles west
the products of these industries de­
Ing sentence. District ttt .m.v Wit«
1
the
General
to
a
cabinet
post,
anti-
kinds
of
matter.
I
cannot
gee
my
pends the growth of our manufactur­
The Itolntan party
Urged that there were nine distinct of At. Helens.
ing and commercial interests and the Uteyesltas offered the argument that way clear to decide a case of such violations charged against all of the were told several days ago on their
he represented the old regime, but magnitude on auch a basis *
prosperity of all classes in the domin­
defendant* and that. In his opinion. nrrlval nt th« camping place that
were more specific in their warning
th« wihh D towards the Nehalem Vnl
ion.”
that he would use the Army, once
Washington. July
27 -That ex- Instead of the Imposition of a fine
ley had been ablate for the past
he wag in power, to seise the pres I Postmaster General Cortelyou "ahwo- of flood attalst each of the defend­
AMMONIA DEATH TO FISHES.
dency.
lutely broke his word" and that "the ants, the fines might be 41000 apiece three weeks.
second c!a«s
mall
privilege
Is
a for each <«f the violations
Judge Archbold replied that he
Seattle
Fanned by heavy winds
sword which the Postofflee Depart­
NEW REBELLION LOWERS.
Man Nearly Asphyxiated When Tank
ment keeps hanging over the heads could not bring himself to see It and fed by large limiter holdings be­
Bursts in Bottling Works.
of publishers to keep them from that way and In th« cases of th« longing to tho Weyerhaeuser Inter­
Spokane, Wash
A peculiar acci­ Disaffected Factions in Mexico Are o|H«nlng their moutti* against post rubber covered wire association mem ests. the forest tire which started
Causing Daily Disorders.
dent which nearly resulted fatally to a
o fflce officials," was declared today I tiers he lm|N»ed a fine of ,1000 for near Tonga, a flag station on th»
lawls. president of the th« firet violation and Hot) for each Great Northern In the northeastern
man and killed thousands of Ash. oc­
Mexico City.—That the |>erlod of by E.‘ <1
part of King county. Is reported b«
curred at Hullman. Wash. A valve in reconstruction soon may lie succeed la*wts Publishing Company. of St of the (Sher violations.
Th« case» of the other defendants y<>nd the control of the 50 men who
one of the ammonia tanks in the Star ed bj- another revolution Is the fear laiuls, before the postofflee expendi­
who had changed their pleas were were combatting it under the dire«
Bottling Works ice factory burst, al­ !expressed frankly In many quarters tures committee.
taken up and other Ones of ,1000 tlon of forest rangers.
■
Mr.
Cortelyou
broke
his
word
lowing the ammonia to escape. The 'of the capital. R«|a>rts of disorders
Chief Fir« Warden J. I. Bridge,
with me.” said Mr. Lewis, "both In were Imposed
fumes drove the workmen from the I assuming In a few cases the magnb regard to the fraud order which he
Judge Archbold explained that he of the Washington Forest Fire Asso­
Iture of battles are not uncommon
building, an 1 one of them was so over
had
Imposed
these
light
sentence»
ciation. left Immediately with rein-
land almost daily the authorities are liwiiied against our bank and also on the distinct understanding that forrementa for the acene of the blare
come that he lost consciousness and
informed of the frustration of plots as to the order against our Woman s all efforts to control the output would
and a stern battle Is expected against
was rescued by heroic efforts of his against Madero or the constituted Magaxlne. He promised us hearings
what Is sab! to be the most serious
In both cases, but did not give us t»e abandoned.
companions.
government.
forest fire of the season thus far.
The ice plant was shut down and
Th« mustering out of the revolu any chance at all."
ACCIDENT BRING »92.747.85.
Burning In a region sparsely set
Edwin C. Madden, ex Third Assist­
the town is threatened with an ice tlonary forces is not proving easy
tied, but Pxill of splendid timber In
ant P<»<tmaster General, now attor-l
famine. The ammonia, which flooded I lu practically all cases bands of for-
n«y for Mwis, contended before the Man Has Check for Fortune From th« Cascade foothills, the fire has
one of the floors, found its way to lhe I mer rebels have refused to give up
obtained a go<>d start and threatens
committee that Government officials
their
arms
or
have
demanded
more
Southern Pacific.
waste water sewer and into the creek.
to sweep over a wide radius of ter­
I pay for past services
So anxious la have a right to take with them
People crossing the creek noticed a
S«n Francisco - It Is only a amall ritory unless It can be stopped.
the government to accomplish Its when they leave the service copies
commotion in the water and hundreds i purposes, however, that exceqit in a of letters and other data which piece of paper, hut excessive care
of fish were« seen jumping and caper­ few Instances this« demands have might Ire used later In proving that Is being taken that It does not get
ing about. The rivcr’was soon cov­ been met
To complicate conditions there had been an unlawful attempt lost, «frayed, put In tbe fire or blown
ered with dead fish, while hundreds further, the feeling In the ranks to put a lawful concern out of busi­
Into the bay. It Is worth 392,747 85
of the Maderiats la not brotherly ness.
lay on the bottom.
It comes from the coffers of the
Washington. D C. Speaker Clark
Washington. July 26
It became
PRISONER WEDS VISITOR.
FOUR COMETS HOVER NEAR SUN known here late today that Sec re Southern Pacific Company to pay for and Vice President Sherman signed
tary of Agriculture Wilson, In a re­ two arms and a leg
By the slip of th« Canadian reciprocity bill Wednes­
day.
It was at once forwarded to
Bride Will Work for Freedom of Man Strange Visitors, Invisible to Unaided port to President Taft, had recom­ paper. Issued by the railroad com the President.
mended that Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, panv. the Injured man. Willard It
Who Has Won Sympathy.
Secretary of State Knox. Secretary
Eye, Perform Antics.
the pure food expert, be admonished, Zlbbell, of Fresno, Is placed beyond
of Commerce am! I.al»>r Nagel, Sec­
Kansas City—’In orier that she
the reach of want for the balance retary to the President Hilles and
Chicago
Four comets —every one but not dismissed
Under th« recommendation, the of his life and la compensated. In
might better work for the freedom of ¡of the bashful variety which refuses
Littleton.
several
the man
with
whom
she
had i to be swa by the unaided eye—are President will be able to retain l»r the opinion of the court, for the suf Representative
newspaper men and n battery of
fallen in love while he waa a pris­ ¡hovering around the earth, dodging Wiley In his position, ss It has been f«rlng and IBM of earning capacity photographer« witnessed the signing
believed he would do. without seem­ brought about through a railroad ac
oner in the county jail in Kansas City, (behind the sun and performing other
ks he passed up th« ¡*n, th« Presi­
ing to Ignore the advice of his At­ ddent.
antics
which
are
keeping
astronomers
Kan.. Miss Nora Carpenter, of Nor­
dent turned to Secretary Knox:
torney-General
The
company's
first
offer
to
the
;
busy.
Two
of
the
four
are
brand
new
ton,Va., was married to Edward Bak­
"Come over here. Brother Knox."
Secretary Wilson declines to dis- Injured man was ,50o
The suit was
h« said.
"You are re»|H>n»lble for
er, who is serving a six months' sen­ ! visitors and are more eagerly watched cuss his r«tM>rt before the President
[on that account. The two other! are
contested over the original judgment. this "
tence for a postoffice robbery.
The
sees fit to make It public
What The Jury at Fresno which tried the
' periodicals.
The Secretary of State gtnnd be-
little h« hag had to say has Indicated case st first placed the amount at
wedding took place in the jail, the
One of the visiting comet* has
thkt he had not advlned "turning »100,000. but fearing this would Ire eld« the Pn-gident as he placed hl»
ceremony being performed by the Pro­ proved
a
distinct
disappointment.
down" flatly the recommendation of held excessive by th« higher courts. name on the parchment.
bate Judge.
Thia Is the Klesx comet, which was
"It's don«." »aid Knox
Miss Carpenter met linker when she ¡discovered about July 7 by the Lick his department personnel committee Zlbbell himself consented to a re­
•|fa dope." repc.ttcd the Presi­
and
Attorney General
Wlckersbam duction to ,70 <ioo
The
amount
thus
went to the jail with a woman friend ,Observatory, and wrs later picked up
dent, as the two clasped hands
that the pure food champion be al
--ntx S70.0M d.irio < and 22.
to visit the latter's husband, who is by the Yerkes' Observatory at Will­ lowed to resign.
across the desk.
745.63 Interest and coats
iams Bay, Wle.
Observations mad«
awaiting trial for highway roblicry.
this morning at Williams Bay showed
Washington. July
26 - Thtring a
that the comet was getting away talk with th« Pr- ddent today Hep
Indiana to Plsad Cause.
Osteopath's Court Test.
Weston's Record Pales.
from the earth.
resentatlve Iuxfferty explained the
Tucson. Aria
Eleven Yaqul chief»,
Chicago -The American Osteopa­
Wakeen, Kan. P. Mooney, who is
situation on the Umatilla Irrigation headed
by
Grand Chieftain Morl, thic Association now In s«s«lon here,
walking from New York to San Fran­
Breadmakers In Trust.
project and showed the President
have
arrived
here from Hermosillo, has Issued a challenge to Its three
cisco for a wager of 110,000, spent
New York.—The journeymen bak how Oregon had been discriminated
chief opponents In the medical world.
en
route
to
Mexico
City, where they Th* associations challenged are the
Sunday night here, having walked ••re in New York. New Jersey and again»: in the apportionment of re­
The President wxe will plead with Provisional President American Medical Association, th*
from Walker, Kan., a distance of 44 ¡Connecticut have taken up their cud clamation fund»
miles. Mooney is a member of the gels against control of the bread bus- apparently Impregaed with luifferty'a De la Barra to restore the lands American Inetltute of Homeopathy
New York fire department ami is try­ HMM In New York city by any one argument, hut referred Iglfferty to taken from them during the regime and th* American Association of
They will also ask that Eclectic Medicine, Bellevue H<Mpital,
Lafferty will en­ of Dtax.
Dele­ Secretary Fisher
ing to beat Weston’s record.
He is corporation or combination.
gates from 56 locals of the Bakers' deavor to take the matt.* up again the hundreds of th«lr brethren cap
now 42 days out of New York and sev­ Union are organising th« tri state with th« President and Fisher If he lured and banished to Yucatan dur­ New York, or th* Cook County Hos­
pital Is suggcated ns the scene of
en days ahead of Weston's time, hav­ anti-bread trust conference, which can arrange for a Joint conference ing the past ten years l>e allowed to
the contest. Th* plan Is tn »¡qmr-
ing made 1,900 miles, with 1,400 tn purposes to fight an alleged attempt before Secretary Fisher leave» Wash­ return to their homes.
The chiefs tlon Soo patients equally among four
declare that the exiled Indians are schools patient* suffering from ty­
cover in 47 days. He is averaging 45 to control the trade and drive hun ington next Saturday.
starving In Yucatan
to 50 mi es a day.
He is to make deeds of small Independent bakers
phoid or pneumonia preferred
14720 Acres Withdrawn.
the 3,300 miles in less than 90 days. out of business. The Department of
Justice has its eye on the proposed
Washington. D. C—Approximately
Death Lurks In Big Wind.
War Clouds Thickening.
bread trust.
14.720 acres of land near H“«lyn.
28 Killed Climbing Alps.
Thousand
Island
Park.
N.
Y.
—
Sev
­
Ixmdon
—At
Lloyds'
war
risks
Wash
.
have
been
withdrawn
frnsn
Paris—Although the climbing sea­
h<>stllltl<«
between
Great
entry by the Secretary of the In­ eral live» are believed to have been »gainst
Red Star Wmi at Antwerp.
son in the Alps has only begun, 26
Antwerp.—The Red Star Steamship terior. The lands ar« near the Yak­ lost and thousands of dollars' worth Britain and Germany within three
tourists have been killed and an un­
Company apparently has won Its ima Irrigation project ami are re­ of property destroyed by a terrific months roaa repfdly from & to 5 per
known number injured.
If this rate fight against the strikers. One hun­ served pending an examination aa wind storm which has been sweep­ cent.
in V'mo cases even 10 per
continues to the end of the season, dred and twenty doekera have broken to the practicability of building a ing the St. Iuiwrence river. A gale cent was paid
Against the risk of
September 15, the desth rate will be away from the union and returned to reservoir on them In connection with of 7o mile» an hour la still blowing. war between Fran«* and Germany
13 per cent was paid.
A score of busts are missing.
the highest off record
the project.
work with th« company.
Conservatives Rapped for Op­
posing Canadian Pact.
Many Points in Northwest Are
Suffering l.oss.
RECIPROCITY BILL SIGNED
BY TAFT AND CABINET