The Santiam news., August 18, 1911, Image 7

MAKE 2 WOMEN HAPP1
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
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ONE KANSAS MAN TRIES IT ANC
BEAUTY DOCTOR KILLS PATIENT
Second
Death
In
San
Francisco
Arouses Indignation.
PROCEEDINGS
San Francisco • Following swiftly
>n the death of Mi** May Gertrude
Washington, Aug II. Represent­
llg, who committed suicide becau*«-
ative Humphrey, of Washington. to­
her
skin
had
been
hopelessly
ruined
Precaution« Must Bs Taken in Burn­ ■ City Nearly Unpeopled By Report Of Ptttr Sharp JNsds Another. Bellevlnf
by "beauty doctors," the death of day gav e notice of intention to attack
ing Of Forest Slashing*.
First Dssd—"Turns Up Alive" and
Rich Strika.J
Mrs. Mabel Jardine in th«- beauty par­ Chairman Graham, of the committee
Salem New regulations covering [
He Trie* to Live With
Bend What ia characterized as the
lor* of Mrs. Olga Guldzler. Oakland, on investigation of the Interior de­
Both.
the burning of slashings have be« n is­ . most remarkable gold rush experienced
ha* cau*ed ■ storm of excitement on partment. for hi* failure to probe the
both sid««i of the bay. and a rigid in­ Controller bay affair thoroughly, amt
sued by the State board of forestry r in Oregon fur many yean burtt into I
Pittsburg. Kan — That beautlA
full swing at Bend last week. A* a
vestigation into the method* employ««! in a few day* he will make a sjx-ech
and inc«>r|K>rated into a pres* bulletin
result of the discovery of quartz, plan of Peter C Sharp to keep bl* tw< at these places will be commenced in the house attacking Graham for
In resolutions'of the board it i* point­ which assays have shown to emtam a •Ives with film under on* roof on bit
abandoning thia investigation before
immediately.
ed out that therv are instance* tend­ . commercially valuable amount of gild. farm ba* (.me awry Hl* dream oi
Those who were interest««!-in the he had summoned any important wit­
ing to show that the law ha* not b«-en , the bi«n is all but deserted. The bliss In hl* old age turn* to a night case of Mis* llg hav* noted that the I nesses. Humphrey ha* the promise
Ils Is over 70 years old and <ame treatment that had eauaed her to
gold-bearing quarts wa* discovered 12 n are
»'•••tern support.
duly observed and that public safety
mile* west of here on the edge of the about I 40 ,-esrs sgo. at the time of th* Io.e her beauty wa* thr cause uf the 1
Washington. Aug. 11. Fnend.of
aa well a* private property ha* b«-en forest reserve among the foothills of great Chicago fire, be and bls wife
death of Mrs. JardiM
In both case. th,. HHtish and French arbitration
endangered.
ths Cascade mountain*. Several mer- Anna Catharina, became separated Iwauty .Kx-tors had per.uad««! their , lrr„ties in the senate have reach«! the
The regulation* became eff«*ctive , chant* deserted their »tore* and joined lie *i uppo*-d she bad perished and victims that only th«- removal of the conclusion that it will be necessary to
the army of gold seeker*. In the van several years afterward be took an outer cuticle and
i
the | ^subsequent ttn)end the conventions in order to get
August lo and.are’a* follows
of prospectors are «ever*! ex-miner* other wife. Celia, and settled on s growth of * new akin could perfectly ; fBvorab'l
________ le action upon them.
This
2 "Burning of log pile*. *tum;>*. or recently come from Alaska. whose en­
farm n«sr here During all these years restore their appearance.
' .«inclusion is the result of discussions
brush heap* without “permit ■* pro thusiasm concerning the discoveries
Anna < atharine has t-e«-n searching
May llg took the treatment, and so , by the senate committee on foreign
vided for under section 7 of th«- Ore­ has had much to do with the general
for him Two or three year* ago she worried over it* result* that *he com­ relations.
gon forest fin- law. is permissible only excitement.
found bln and bl* secund wife living mitted suicide. Mr* Jardine took it,
After two prolonged sittings, the
where th«- material to be burned i* *
A* far as can be ascertained, the very happily.
and in the agony caused by the un­ I committee adjourned late today to
safe distance from other intlammable ...„discovery.
j
upon which work was
There wa* a long family discussion natural (wellng of the face »he died meet again Saturday.
!<• th meetings
material and where the ground sur­ actually done, was made by Carl l.ade-
from »hock.
[ were devoted to the consideration of
rounding the log piles, stump*, or, wig, a Bend man who ha« «pent much Each «often admitted that the other
Mrs. Jardine was the wife of Wil­ the documents on their merit*, the
brush heap* is clear«.«! of any substance of hi* time prospecting in the adja was b'amel»«« and each generously
.olunteered to disappear and leave the liam Jardine, an employe of the South­ first in com|>any with Secretary Knox,
which will allow of fire spreading to cent country.
l.adewig let a numtier
Final ern Pacific company. She went to the am! the *econd by the members alone.
adjacent Wixtded. brush, or *la*h- of local men of m-'ini into hi* secret, other In possession of the man
ly
-Mr
3
harp
plucked
a
rose
and
tuck parlors of Madame Goldzier to have
No effort was made to have the
covered lani, either the property of and a group of claim* wa* taken. It
the wrinkle» of her face removed.
rd
It
tenderly
Into
Anna
Catharine*
treaties reported. and it became ex­
the parties engaged in burning or wa* not until several week* after the
Madame (mldxier a*»ur««i her that tremely doubtful to some of the
hair Then be plucked another and
that of another.
inauguration of thi* secret work that adorned Cells * hair In the same ro­ her case would lie successful. She
friends of the administration whether
"Adequate precaution* ami |>er»onal its nature became generally known.
mantic manner lie said he loved both must have her skin |x*eled off. she •uch an effort would be wise at pres-
control are interpreted a* meaning i Then the rush started.
of tbrtu and couldn t think of parting Mid, ami then would find her new »kin i ent
that all fires set without permit mutt
A**ay* from the original group
a* perfect in color and texture a* an
<
be continually watche«i both night and claim*, which have been christen«*! with either
infant's. Also the wrinkles would be
Washington. Aug. II). Investlgg-
Bo
It
«
as
arranged
that
all
three
day by a sufficient number of men on the Golden Rae.*, have run from $5 to
entirely
removeil.
Mrs.
Jardine
sub-
tlon
of the "Wiley incident" in the
*
ere
to
live
In haruiony under one
the ground for that purpose, and *10 a ton. free milling ore. However,
mitte«! to the "cure.”
department of agriculture, revolving
should fire* escape step* must be ! the nick assayed thu* far ha* been roof.
Scarcely had the "doctor” applied around the charges that Dr. Harvey
But such • •tat* of affair* could not
taken at once to extinguish it.
taken entirely from the surface. Sev­ laat
the lotion, which it is claimed has a W. Wiley, a* chief chemist, employed
Th*
women quarreled
Mr
"Burning done in violation uf these eral tunnel* are being driven, and.
Hbarp offered to build a eeparate strong proportion of carbolic acid. an expert s>-i.rntist at an illegal rate
regulation* will submit the party or according to ths miners
working
than the woman, suffering torture of payment, reached an acute stage in
parties concerned to^jirosecution under them, the appearance of the rock en­ bouse for one of them either one. be
the M om committee of inquiry in the
from the burning, fell in a faint.
didn't
care which
Ttiejr couldn I i
They
the fire law*.”
countered is becoming m ore prom re­
Realizing the danger, Madame Gold- ! bou*<- of representatives today,
agree s* to which was to live alone
Ing. Already over 50 claims have
zier pb«me«l to Dr. W E. Chamber*'
Evidence showed that Solicitor Mc­
and the quarrel «aled more and mor*
WORK'S SCOPE LIMITED.
been staked.
and then Bed. leaving her victim in a Cabe h*«i removed th«« words, "ben
Finally Mr Sharp took matter* Into
.I► i *;• <-«• r,.1111.. u: th.- t! ■..r
I h.- w.> zoaic acid," and *ub*tltut«-d the word
bls own bands aud h* Is building two
Judiciary Commission See* Lack of
PAST WILL BE TOLD.
man wa* dead when Dr. Chamber* j "caffeine" before circulating a judg­
new collages on bls farm, separated
ent«-r»-«! th«- r.«<n>
ment rendered agninst a food manu­
"Stability."
by a high picket feoca. Each wife Is
facturer in .a Missouri court, thi* be­
Salem That] the jurisdiction of tie Historical Institut* to Have Noted to have a home of bar ewn and keep
ing
only an incident to the session.
COMMONS
DEBATE
VETO.
Speakers st Astoria.1
out of the other »isustu horse. Fur
judiciary commission on the revision
As a result of interviews credited
Salem
Several
more
speaker*
who
blmself,
he
aaya
be
will
live
alone
In
of the judicial system do««« not extend
Asquith Accused of Blackmailing King to President Taft In a newspaper arti-
will participate in the historical «Mu- the old bouse
i cle that the committee Is conducting
to the recall of the judiciary is one of rational institute, which will be held
in Stormy Settlor.
Hut be says he will eat his meals
an "ex parte" investigation uf the
the conclusions reached at a meeting in Astoria September 5, 6 and 7, have with each on alternate day*. If they
Ixmdon I-ord Hugh Cecil’s motion Wiley case. Chairman Mos* announced
announce«!
their
intention
of
being
of that body.
No definite action
are good th* women as well as ths that consideration of the veto bill be tixiay that all witne**«« whom the <!;•-
meal*
along the line of it* prospective work present.
poatponded wa* reject»*!. 348 to 209, partment of agriculture or the presi-
George H. Himes, president of the
was taken up by the commission, fur­
in the house of commons Wednenlay, dent may desire to put on the stand will
Or geon historical society,
will be
ther than organization of committee*. among the speakers. Professor F. G. SNAKE ON LINE; TALK STOPS and a motion to begin consideration of be heard,
The poweff of the committee to in­
the lords' amendment to the veto bill
Informally there was considerable Young of Eugene, secretary of the
quire into the Wiley ca»e a* it now
discussion of the questions with which same society, will sjieak on “Signifi­ Reptile In Cable Bo* Ooese* Wire* wa* agreed to.
There was a crowd««! house when rest* before the preaident was ques­
the commission must grapple and an cant Oregon History for the Life of
and Trouble Hunt*«* Work
the debate, which wa* interrupt««! by tioned by Representative Sloan, of
abundance of varying th«>ries were Today.’’
Thr**
Day*.
Professor Joseph Schaefer,
violent scenes on July 24. was re­ Nebraska. who. however, withdrew
aivanred. indicating that the commis­ of Eugene; Frederick V. Holman, of
Flwood, Ind —•'Trouble hunter*" on sumed on a motion to reconsider thr hie objection* and »aid he waa willing
sion ha* a task before it to reach dis­ Portland; Eva Emery Dye, Oregon
to have the committee go a* far aa it
tinct conclusions. There seem* to be City, and Stat«- Superintendent Aider­ local telephone linea lewrned eomw Ion!*' amendment to the bill.
Sir Edward H. Carson, Unionist, liked.
thing
when
a
party
line
waa
found
to
harmony, however.
man will t>e among the other *p«-akers.
McCabe admitted that William II.
A f«reling ha* been put into expres­ A* nearly a* possible historical ad­ have been put out of bualneea three devoted himself to home rule, and
sion by some of the members of the dresses will be given on th«- «pot where lay* by a common blackanake Tha promt*««! the government that the in­ Harri*. a coffee expert, is employed in
commission that their present labor* the incident* which furnish the sub­ reptile had climbed a telephone pole tention of passing a home rule bill by the bureau of chemiatry under term*
are more or less futile, owing to the ject matter for the address«-* occurred and got Into a cable bot. where It had force would be resisted by force. exactly aimilar to tboae in the cane of
The home rule contest would be set­ Dr. Ruaby, which McCabe refused to
possibility of repeated changes in the
Superintendent Aiderman is confi­ worked Ita way Into a m«*h of »mall
tled by Balfour, and not by Westmins­ aanction. and which brought alxtut the
copper
wire*
system.
dent that these “on the spot” histori­
charge« againat Wiley. McCabe in
Eventhough the present commit-, cal addresses will be the cause of
The current killed the enake. but ter, he said.
At one point Carson nearly caused dated there wa* a difference in that
sion prepare.* an elaborate bill, after widespread interest throughout the he eame operation "eroaeed" doien*
months of study, and this bill be­ Northwest an I that the institute «►••th of telephone* Men worked three daye an outbreak by referring'to Mr. As­ Harri* wa* the only coffee ex|MTt the
quith's communication to Mr. Balfour department could employ,
comes a law, the constitutional amend­ along educational and historical line* to find the trouble
ment allows full opportunity for the will be among the greater succe*«e* of
It la laid to be the first inatance of on the subject of the king’s guaran­
Waahington, Aug. 10. There wu
legislature or th«- p«>ple to revolution­ the Astoria Centennial celebration.
« *nake putting a telephone eichange tee* as "a blackmailing letter."
much
activity today in the interest
The ministerialist* i were on their
ize the judicial system again in the
jut of commission. What Induced the
of an agreement between the two
howling
defiance
feet
in
>n
instant.
I
course of the following two years
make to enter the -able hot and en
COOS ENLISTS MORE MEN.
hou*e* of congreaa on the schedule* of
"Stability” is consider««! the real
twine Itself In the copper wire* I* a ami demanding that the word* be J tile wool bill, resulting in an under­
withdrawn.
The
speaker,
however.
\
goal to l»e attain«! for the court* by
mystery unfeaa it waa cold The wire*
standing that I.a Follette and Under­
County's Nsval Reserve to Bs Trained
these member* of the commission and
In realatlng the current threw off rule«! that although (.'arson had aailed wood. constituting the aub committee,
on
Cruiser
Boston.
near
the
wind,
the
won!«
were
not
the possibility of repeat«! change* is
heat, and thia may have led the enake
would make an early effort to reach
unparliamentary.
Marshfield
Coos county rxiw ha* to chooae Ita novel reeling place.
not encouraging to them.
an
adjuatment. The clone of the day
Home Secretary Churchill followed,
better representation in th«« Oregon I
strongly deprecating the resort to found the two legislator* still apart
naval militia than any other county in
POTATO SHOW PROPOSED.'
Dog Deadhead* (23 Mllee.
disorder and riot advocated by Cecil on essential details, but nearer than
the state. With the organization of
I before.
Hau
Antonio.
Tei
Three
month*
ami Carson, saying:
Harrisburg Women jWill Prepare Ea­ the new division at Bandon the county i
atnk
.
When they were in conference on
"There are 70.000 dockers
mg in the reserve ami 1
hibit This Month.
S«
■ of Tuesday Senator La Follett«- gave Mr.
The
total î,,F to K1
w,,h him a at this moment in Ixindon.
the Coo* Bay band besides
C
______
t Underwood
to understand that he
Three weeks or more them are hungry.
Harrisburg — A "potato show” is number of enlisted men is about 150. ■ • mall d<»g
Should '
..„i in
th* El them who are suffering break out
being arrang«-d by the women of the Twenty-five from' Marshfield and' 10 »«° ,b* ’»"« WM "»'•••«
in "’“•‘i not poaaibly get his follower*
«
.
•»
•
•
Da*«« h«i«v* a t-»z1 Hciffittiar tar aa haar>! i\f
to agree to a rate of leas than 30 per
Improvement club for the final week from
division
have
the new Bandon
I_____ _______
___
.„ P»*» «“»»“• «od »««Ung wa. heard of riot, you will be the first to ask that
cent on raw wool, while Mr. Under-
of August. Unusual interest is already gone to bring back the cruiser Boston, th* animal until It appeared tn ibi* soldiers be sent to the scene."
wood told him that it would be nece*
created and unheard-of delicaciee are which will be here August 16 to remain cl,7
•ary to come to 2H per cent, if not tn
"It *e*m* that the deg mad* friends
daily being concocted by local talent two months.
Woman Mayor Ask* Help.
In that time, all the
25. to insure th« acceptance of the
from the common "murphy" for dis­ men will receive training on the vee- 1 with a number n( railroad men In El
Topeka. Kan. Governor Stubbs is conference report by the house
time
concluded
to
Paso,
and
after
a
play in connection with the show.
sei. The new Bandon organization
to take a hand in the controversy be­
The senator undertook to make a
After
This section of the Willamette val­ will be known as the fifth division. return to hie old home here
tween Mayor Ella Wilaon. of Hunni- I canvass, but with little hope of *uc-
I
’
aeo
on
a
freight
ley has long had the reputation of The commander is Dr. L. P. Sorenson, riding out of El
well, Kan., and the Hunniwrll city
He had been assured of the
producing an excellent potato, and the who has the rank of junior lieutenant. : train th* animal waa passed along council. He said he would begin ous­ cesa.
product this year ia exceptionally fine. Dr. Smith J. Mann is assistant sur­ rrom crew to crew and finally reached ter proceeding* against the council- support of only eight of thr Insurgents
Interest in the culture of this crop geon, and Earl S. Gher, ensign. Dr. San Antonio, having deadheaded the men if investigation justified such ae- Republicans of the srnat«- for 30 per
cent. Hr could afford to lose only two
has been materially increased through E. E. Straw, senior lieutenant, of entire dlatance, (21 mllee.
tion. Mayor Wilson and the four men vetee and hi* investigation was not
the praise given to the quality and Marshfield, ha* command over all three
have been at out* since Mrs. Wilaon'a reassuring.
yield by an expert potato grower of divisions. Uniform* will at once be
Postage Stamp Kill* a Girl.
election on a reform ticket laat April. • Mr. Underwood wa* more confident
Greeley, Colo., the greatest potato- j furnish**! thr Bandon men and a drill
Geneva. Switzerland
A strange ae- After a meeting with the council hail
growing center of the United State*, h«s!l has already been provided for. cldrnt Is reported from ’h* village of failed to bring results. Mayor Wilson than hi* fellow conferee, leading to
the conclusion that he might go faither
Koblenz. In the canten of Argrovto. telegraph««! the governor asking that
than he yet had manifest««! a willing-
Tam ry Will Bs Built.
A girl of seventeen was about to the councilmen be ouste«!.
Fsir Success Assured.
nrs* to do. His optimism was due to
Paying
$600
an
acre.
{
stamp
a
letter,
and
placed
the
stamp
Tillamook
Medford Raising 9900 at a meet- (
a change in th«- Condition in the house.
_ _______
_________
Peter Hemer and John Ponkner, of ing of
30 men, _____
with promises
of _____
more. _ on her Ups. when she coughed and
Ancient Secret* Found.
I The Democrats of the house have b«-en
PortlAid,
_____ hav ie bought five acres of the committee of merchant* and bu*i- swallowed the stamp, which choked
Berkeley, Cal
The department of thoroughly canvass««! in the last two
land on the Trask river, just outside nea, men are assured the success of a her. A doctor waa went for at onra. archaeology of the University of Cali­ days to determine whether they would
tha
girl
bl*
arrival
ha
found
the city limit*, with the intention of Ljjgtrigt fair here in October, The and on
fornia will devote a portion of the support an Increase of the rates in
a
establishing a tannery.
They expwt. on|y difficulty has l»een that of raising dead.
coming term to experiments in restor­ | the Underwood bill, in order to effect
to begin construction work within two - fun4gi anj ¡t WM finally decid«.«! to
ing old bronze ami cnpjier relics that a compromise with the insurgent-
weeks, and to have thoir plant in *«,|| stock at >50 a share in a $5.000
MutS Threw Dice for Own Life.
have been buried for centuries. A re­ i Democratic strength of the senate.
Kokomo, Ind
Deaf and dumb, with cent discovery by Professor A. I,.
operation by spring. They are buying fgjr corporation.
It waa aaaerted today by prominent
hides in the meantime. Twenty-flve
x few men. with limit«! liability, one leg gone and bla promised bride Kroeber has resulted in the thorough Democrat* that Mr. Underwood had
marrying
another.
Guy
Murphy
shook
men will be employed in the factory, will be behind the fair, and in case of
cleansing of several heavily corroded found an unrxpectr«! strength in favor
A bullet spear heads and other relics.
I rain or other untoward event, will dice for hie life and loat
of meeting the La Folíete forces on the
Liberal* Trout Fry.
stand for the losses.
Two com mi t- sent through hie brain followed tbs
beat inasible compromise basis, pre-
of
the
dice.
roll
Orphans Sat Homs Afire.
Eugene- A shipment of ISO.000 lw«, one to sell stock and another to
f«rably on raw wool. «
steelhead trout fry wa* received in take subscriptions, were appoint«!.
Chicago — Four inmates of the
Reflected Flash Blinds.
Eugene and sent up the McKenzie riv­
Channel to Be Deepened.
Uhlich Evangelical Lutheran Orphans’
Many Hunt in Curry Mountain*.
Atlantic City. N. J
Harry Adams, Home set fire to their dormitory,
er. They will be liberated in that
Washington. D. C.
The Army
Marshfield Many hunter« are mw •<>n of a wealthy hath house owner where there were 100 other children, River and Harbor board have recom­
stream and in a few years will be
large enough to create great sport for in the mountains of Coos an! Curry loat his sight through seeing a nearby because the daily privilege of a visit mended to the secretary of war that a
the anglers of this city and the many counties after deer. Several sought bolt of lightning rsfisctsd In a mlr tn Lincoln park had been denied to government dredge be
Utilized In
outside people who come here each the most favor«! places several days ror
three of them. Firemen extinguished deepening the channel at Hoquiam,
year to enjoy the match!«»* fishing before the open season began so that
the blaze after 1200 damage had been Wash., as has been urged by Senator
afforded on the stream.
¡they would be first on the ground.
done.
Jones and Representative W arburton.
NEW FIRE RULE RIGID.
FAILS MISERABLY.
GOLD STAMPEDES BEND.