The Santiam news., February 01, 1912, Image 2

PACKERS' WAY X RAYED.
TAFT PREPARES
■ ALASKA MESSAGE
rSfr . Qovsromsni Attar's Firm Bought Up
P j M i i
a«d K.lled Competition.
Doings of the World at
Told in Brief.
General Return« of Important Events
Pre««>trd In Condensed Form
for Our Busy Reader*.
"Aunt Delia" Torrey i* to visit the
president, who ia her favorite nephew.
The Chineee rebel army ha* dealt a
crushing defeat to the imperial forces,
killing over 4°O.
A rich g>id bearing ledge haa been
found near Raymond, Waah.,and a
regular «lamped* I* on.
A Portland merchant was eonvlcted
and fined |f>0 for publishing a
and misleading advertisement.
Pour hundred Portland, Or., Chine««
cut off their queue» after an urgent
appeal by a Chine*« "spellbinder."
Five Salem, Ox, saloon* took <l>wn
their union card* and r*fu*ed an in­
crease of wage* to thei* bartender*.
Chicago
Evidence that the Na­
tional Parking company waa one of
I the agen-'ies utsd by the alleged pack-
1 er»* combination to destroy eompati-
! tinn waa given in the trial of the Un
defe'danta charged with criminal vio­
lation of the Eberman law.
By the booka of the National Pack­
ing company, the government showed
that the evrjiorstlon acquire«! by pur­
chase 13 competitors after it* organ­
isation in March, 1903, and that the
price paid for these irulependimt con­
cern* wa* $6,000,000. A majority of
these packing c«>nccm* thereupon
were ci«««ed.
The packer* have contended all
along, according to the thrary of the
government, that the sole object of
organising the National Packing com­
pany was to operate the 15 independ­
ent packing companies purchased in
1902 to put in the proposed $1,000,-
000,000 merger, which was abandoned
because of the inability of it* promot­
ers to finance iL
This contention waa upheld by the
government in evident« showing the
National Packing company purchase«!
13 curnpelitig evOapaioes after ita or
ganisstiun.
Will Recommend Federal Rail­
way and Commission.
in Complete Accord W.th S«cr«t*ry
Fisher Would Lea«« Portion
o! Cosl La-ds.
Washington,
D. C. — President
Taft*« next nx-s«age to vnnmooo will
i deal with th« conaervatiOTi of natural
reaource*. It Is expected that ft will
i be sent in next week, and a recent
MAKES JAILER VICTIM.
lawyer Retained, Also Ps-d With Bao
i cabinet meeting wii daVotod largely
i br a consideration of tho recommend­
ations to be made, it developed that
' there is com pie to accord betw«*en Pr«*s-
! ident Taft ami Secretary of the Inter­
ior Fisher aa to Jan n>vth«xj* that
ought to be adopt««! and the legisla­
tion that is csMmtial to the safeguard­
ing of present interests snd the in­
terests of future generation*.
With the general subject of con­
servation gees the administration of
affair* in Alaska.
Indeed, it is with
reiqiect to Alaska that the most press­
ing demand for conservation legisla­
tion is involved, it has been dreid«*d
to recommend substantially a* follows:
The construction by the F'dera) gov­
ernment of a central trunk line rail­
road from tidewater to Tanana ami
Yukon, Alaska.
The pa*»age cf a liberal but care­
fully safeguard«*! leasing law, devel­
opment of mineral resources ami es-
‘ pecially of coal lands.
The
reservation ot a sufficient
■mount of coal lands in Alaska to pro­
vide for the future needs of the navy
and the mining of coal by the govern­
ment for thi* purpose.
More liberal appropriation* for the
construction of roads and trail* in
Alaska.
The adoption of a form of territorial
government in Alaska better adapted
to ita remote situation and peculiar
conditions.
Of the pros and con* of the leasing
system with respect to Alaska the
country ha* been fully informed here­
tofore. The commisaion government
plan i* one that *ruu»«"d much opposi­
tion in certain congressional circles,
but after a full consideration it is the
conviction of the administration that
their plan offers the best solution of
the problem.
Clarence 8. Darrow, who acted aa
Check- by Pri»o<-er.
counsel for th* McNamara*, ha* been
I xm Angele* Frank C. Smith, alia*
Indicted at I xm Angele* on jury brib­
Dr. J C. Day, who was arrested in
ing charge*.
Portland and is held in the county jail
A consular official *av* a rich trade
awaiting trial on a charge of *mbes-
in Central America i* being gobbled
tlemant, has added another original
up by European* while Amervian mer­
chapter to hi* career by passing bed
chant* ar* asleep.
check* on his jailer and hi* lawyer
Troop* are called out to quell «trike when in a «tale of incarceration. So
CLARENCE S. DARROW
riot* at Lawrence, Mu«., on* woman far a* known he ia the only prisoner
Who waa chief roum«l for the McNsnwra Brother« durng th ir trial To' dyne
confined
here
who
ever
succeeded
in
i* killed by a soldier'« bullet and many
m.ting the Lx>« An*e!«s Tim»«, and »bo i. now under lnd«Intent (or
such a feat.
ar* wounded on both aide«.
bribery in cen»*<t«oa with ihe tua1.
Smith's victim* were Georg* Gal­
Th« Duke of E'ife, a member of th« lagher, chief jailer of the county in­
royal house of England, died at Aaw>- stitution, and the law firm of Wisier
Stat*« after the outbreak of hcstil-
van, Egypt, from th« effect* of ex­ A Vemnlyra. The prisoner retatn««d
itie*. With the r«rst of the army a
posure in a shipwreck laat Dreember.
Henry M Wisier to defend him
On*
mobile force is to t«e organiied and
check was given the attorney a* a
distributed among about eight great
A runaway trolley car at St. Paul
retaining fee, while Galla .her got hi*
strategical point*
in
the United
crashed into another car filled with
in payment for certain exceptional
States, instead of »cattered in 49.
liaasrngrrv and then caught fir* from
privileges accorded prisoner* who are
the stove. Twenty were injured, two
able to pay for extra comfort*.
FLYERS WIN BIG MONEY.
of them fatally.
Both ch«*ck* rame back from the
A guinea pig waa found alive in ita S«^uth Spring Street bank, on which
Ona Death and On* Bad Accident To-
wire cage in the ruina of the Equita­ they were drawn, bearing the nota­
tai of Los Angels* Meet,
ble building in New York City, hav tion. "No furxi*." Smith had »«"cured
I xmi Angele*
The Third interna­
ing survived the fire which practically aome cash and special privilege* fot
deatroyed the content* of the building, the cheek*.
tional aviation meet at Domingue*
Concentration I* Keynote of New
and lived 16 day* without food or wa­
field was brought to a cloee Sunday
DUKE VIEWS NEW YORK.
Plan-- Greater Economy and
ter.
after nine consecutive day* of flying.
Availability G« isd.
Friends of a woman arrested at Royal
Party Much
Impretted by
Approximately $30,000 will be dis­
Coeur d'Alene, Idahu, showered her
tribute«! in prises to the flyer*. The
Growth of Metropolis.
and the dvjwty sheriff with rice when
greatest winner* are Lincoln Beachey
New York The royal trio of Con­
Washington, D. C. Sreretary of and Phil <>
they wmt to take the train for Ta­
Farm alec
W. I fi.n B
CURRENT'S COURSE NEW.
coma, thus concealing for the time, naught*—the duke, duchess and Prin- War Stimson, acting u|K>n an exhaus Cooke, of Oakland, won endurance
cres
Patricia
had
their
first
oppor
­
live
report
from
the
general
staff,
has
the true state of affairs.
honors for the meet, with Famum T.
tunity Wednesday to make something decided that no lea* that 16, and prob­
Fiah, the Ixx Angele* boy aviator, Japan Stream Now Setting Closer to
like an intimate acquaintance with ably 18, existing army |M>*ts should be
PORTLAND MARKETS.
second.
Alaska Coast.
American life. They viewed it in at abandoned at once, in order to put an
Beachey and Parmalee supplied the
Cordova,
Alaska — A phenomenal
least
tlirce
distinct
phase*.
end
to
the
"extravagance
and
ineffi
­
Wheat
Track price«: Blu«-«tem.
thrills, the former volplaning from a change in the course of the Japan
From the tower of the highest office ciency resulting from improper distri­
H5$c; club, M2$c; red Russian. Sl|c;
height eatiinated at 5,000 fret and current, which is now setting closer
building in the world they surveyed bution of the mobile army.”
valley, M$c; forty-fold, M3c.
later darting through the air with hi* to th«* Alaska coast, wa* reported by
the
forest
of
downtown
skyscraper*,
The
post*
condemned
arc
Apache,
Mlllstuffs Bran, $23 per ton ¿short*,
hand outatretched far from the eon- Captain J. C. Hunter, of the steam­
and
with
the
aid
of
glasses
they
Ansona: Boise
Barracks.
Idaho; trolling wheel.
$25; middling*, $.10; roll I cd barley,
ship Northwest«-™, snd Captain P A.
viewed the entire metropolitan dis­ Brady. Michigan; Clark, Texas; Geo
f 3M-o 39.
Blanche Stuart Scott, the only wo- Obert, of the steamship Edith. Cap­
trict
for
25
mile«
around
Wright,
Washington,
Jay,
New
York,
Barley Whole. $40 per ton.
man aviator at the meet, made a tain Hunter said the Northwestern was
At the font of the tower, after they Lincoln, North Dakota; Ia>gan. H.
Corn — New. whole, $34; cracked,
flight in street costume as part of ■
set 56 mile* eastward ahead of the log
had shot down M floors in an elevator, Root*. Arkansas; Mclntoah. Texas.
$.15 per ton.
moving picture ¡drama and later en­ running from Cape Flattery to Cape
they came face to face with their first McKenxie. Wyoming; Madison Bar-
Oat* No. 1 white, $32 per ton.
gaged in "ocean rolling" and "kan­ St. Elias, and the Edith was 26 miles
More than 500 rack*. New York; M«ade. South Da­
Hay — No. 1 Eastern Oregon timo­ American "mob."
garoo bopping."
off her course running from Capo Om-
person*
beset
the
ducal
party
and
by
kota,; Niagara. New York; Ontario,
thy. $17i«i IM; No. 1 valley, $l6ci 16;
The record broken at the meet was
alfalfa. $13'0 14; clover, $12; grain, sheer force the party made It* way to New York; Wayne. Michigan; Whip­ for fancy flying that for cutting i maney to St. Elias.
No satisfactory explanation has
automobiles.
ple
Barrack*.
Ariton*;
William
$12-.i 13.
i three figure rights in
succession. been given of the chsnge of current.
The royal visitor* met nearly 360 ot Henry Harrison, Montana, and Y«l
Potatoes Buying priee* : Burbanks,
Parmalee made the performance in
One theory is that the recent volcanic
New York’s society folk at a ball in low «tone, Wyoming.!
90.-vo $2 per hundred.
I M 1-2.
disturbance ¡in the Alaska peninsula
Of Fort Apache, it is «aid a possi-'
Vegetables Artichokes, $1.25 per the borne of Ambassador Reid.
Perhaps the most nutrworthy event may have thrown up some new island
The impr>*s«ion« New
York has bility of Indian trouble near this post
down; cabbage, l$«i lfc per pound;
of the meet was the night flying, in in the North Pacific which has swung
mad«
u;>on
the
duke
have
been
but
still exist*, and that Fort Jay might which the practicability of the x ro-
cauliflower, $2.50 per crate; celery,
I the current from its old course.
$6.25 per crale; garlic, MotlOc pound; meageriy told in the exclamation that t>e retained as headquarter* of the ' plane in warfare waa demonstrated to
the
city
haa
changml
wonderfully
since
eutem
military
prision.
hothouse lettuce, 5Oc0 $1.00 per taix ;
- the satisfaction of the United State*
Fir* Ch<*f Loses Ufa.
Ther* is another formidable list of army and navy officer*.
pumpkina, ltd l|c per pound; sprwuta. his visit here a* Prince Arthur in l.KGd.
Walla Walla, Wash. — Assistant
post* which, while not r«*commend«*d
Me; squash. ll«tl|c pound; turnip*.
O.l It Fined *55.000.
Fire Chief lUil^rt J. Wolf was killed,
for immediate abandonment, ar« de­
$1.25 per sack; rutabaga*. $1.25; car­
HAYWOOD CONDEMNED.
I Lieutensnt Willism Davis danger
Buffalo, N. Y. The Standard Oil clared not to be sltuatod with a view
rot*. $1.26; parsnips, $1.25; beets,
ously
burned, and approximately
company, of New York, was fined of securing economy of a«1mini»tration Labor Denounce« Defender of
»1.50.
Me- 5200,000 worth of property waa de­
Apples Fancy Rome beauty, $2.60 $55,000 by Judge Hasel in the United and supply or a full measure ot mil-!
Namara* A« Traitor.
stroyed by fire in the Jone* building,
effectiveness.
Consequently
per box; choice Rome beauty, $2; Stat«.** District court in this city for itary
their
garrison«
will
not
l>e
inerras«»!,
I
Denver
William D. Haywood, < X a three-story structure at Second and
fancy Yellow Newtown. $2.50; fancy 143 violation* of the interstate com­
Spitienberg«, $2.75; Delaware Re«!, merce law in accepting rate conces­ and ultimately they will be withdrawn secretary of th* We.tern Federation Alder • treat* in the heart of the bo»i-
$1.75; Wmosap, $2; Northern Spy, sion« in 19<>4 and 1905 from the Penn­ to such points of concentration a* con- i of Miners, who is in Lawrence. Maas., ncea district
The fire waa the worst Walla Walla
These points working in the cause of th* striking
$1.60; Baldwin. $1.50tq 2; Ben Davis, sylvania end New York Central rail­ gres* may designate.
road* on shipment* of oil from Olean. are Ethan Allen. Vermont; Plattsburg textile worker«, was denounced by the haa had for a quarter of a century.
$1 25
The maxi­ Barra«'ks. New York; Robinaon, N«u Denver trade* and labor assembly as For six hours it r*grd uncontrolled,
Rutter — Oregon creamery butter, N. Y., to Burlington, VL
and at times it wa* thought certain
mum possible fine in the Standard Oil braska; Missoula, Montana; Ix>gan. an enemy of organised labor.
solid pack, 36c; prints, extra.
Colorado.; Douglas, Utah, and D. A. i The renolution attacking Haywood part* of the business district sur-
Egg* Fr*sh Oregon ranch, candled, ease would have b«-*n $2,660,060.
Kuasell, Wyoming.
was adopt«*! after evidence had i*een mumling would be burned.
30(0 31c per doren.
Spoksr* to A d Pupil*.
The latter post is sbuvin to have presented that Haywood had been
Pork Fancy. It|»i9$c per pound.
Old Crim« Torments Him.
It is said quoted correctly in th* newspaper* re­
Spokane For the immediate relief cost to date $l,925,4b6.
Veal Fancy. 13|«i 14c per pound.
Eureka. Cal.- Tormented by a kill­
Poultry — Hens. 1 Soil 4c; springs, of 200 or more Spokane school children not to be situated with a view to max- , cently when he made statements at­
13m 13|e; ducks, young. 22e: gres*. who ere forced to attend school unfed, imum economy or strategic effrelive- tacking the American federation of ing committed, he says, 19 year* ago
labor breaus* of ita withdrawal of ia Kentucky, J. W. Gray, who camo
12$c; turkey*, live, IMc; dressed, th* city commissioner* «uthorned the nes*.
The principal object ia to dispose of support from the McNamara* follow­ her*' a week ago from Texas, »urren-
city charity board to make an appro­
choice, 22c.
Hops
191! crop, 43$ i llje; olds, priation of any »um the board may the present small army with distinct ing their picaa of guilty in the low der«*! to the Eureka police and asked
nominal, 1912 contract*. 26 (•( M|C,' find sufficient. Th* plan ia to estab­ reference to it* mission in case ot: Angeles dynamiting ease. Haywood’s that the Kentucky authorities !>e noti­
This first involve* ad<-qu»te; remark* were branded a* incendiary fied. The police st first were skep­
lish lunch counters at the school« for war.
three years, 19c; flvr year*. 15c.
Wool - Eastern Oregon. 9«i I6e per use of all the children, those affording forces for foreign garrisons, which i and unworthy of a man connected tical of the story, but by chance a
man was found here who had knowl-
pound, according to shrinkage; valley, it to pay for what they get ami those cannot be relnfore«d from the VnitejJ with organised labor.
••Ige of the case and identified Gray.
who cannot to be handed meal ticket*
16«i 17c; mohair, choice, 35c pound.
Loot From Bar-k *4.000.
Webash to Be Improved.
55 ord was then sent to the Ker.tucky
Cattle Choice steers, $5 M5-U.6.10; privately by the teacher*.
New York —- Simultaneously with ! officials.
Vancouver, R. C —It I* learn«*!
good, 15.60(0 5.75; choice cows, $4.90
Nonunion Men Walk Out.
that the two unmasked holdup men the »talon.ent that E'rtxierick IMano, i
0/5.10; good, $1.25 m 4.76; choice
Houston, Tex. — So-called strike­ who robbed the Hillcrest branch of the president and one of the receivers of
Fruit to B* Quarantired.
spayed heifer*. $5.35«.f 5.50; good to
choice heifers, $5«t5 25; choice bull*. breaker*. numbering 150, employed in Royal Bank of Canada, last week, got the Wab*ah railroad, was in New
.Racramento — State Horticultural
$4 25«'i4 5O gtx/d. $404.25;
choice the Harriman line shop* here, walked away with $4,000 instead of only fl,- I York arranging for an issue of K»,> Commissioner Cook hu declared a
«»ut shortly before noon Wednesday. 999, »• given out at first by the bank (M mi .000 receiver’s certicfiatea for im­ quarantine against Mexico, prohibit­
calve«, $7 50 H; good, $6.75 o 7.
Hogs Choice to light bog*. $6.30 They declared they had declined to official*. Had the holdup occurred a provements, the "in<lepen«l«*nt" com­ ing the shipping of guava* and m«n-
(06.6O; good to choice, $6.40(0 6.50; assent to f a charge of 50 cent* a day day sooner a much larger amount mittee of the road's refunding and ex­ K '*'* from that country and requiring
for meal*. It I* Mid the company had would have bren Inst. •* on that day tension bondholders announced that the fumigation of oranges shipjwd into
smooth heavy hogs, $6 75 m 6.
Sheep
Choice yearling wethers been giving them free board since the branch had 516,00«) on hand, but they had agreed to finance the in>- j California either by rail or steamtr.
$i.50-.-I 75; choice lambs, $5-i6.6O; the inauguration of the strike here the money wa* transferred to the pruvement* and 'would seek the im I The order is aimed at the «o-calfod
main bank at the cloee of the day.
October 19.
good, |4.60(<i4.75; cull*. 53.756$4.
mediate foreclosure of the mortgage. orange flf of Kexieo.
ADVISES GENERAL
SHIFT OF ARMY
Secretar) Stimson Would Aban
don Many Small Posts.
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