Mosier bulletin., February 21, 1913, Image 2

NEWS NOTES OF
CURRENT WEEK
SUFFRAGE IN QUAKER STATE
Pennsylvania Women Storm Sen­
ate and Demand Recognition.
Harrisburg, Pa.—Women in favor
of equal suffrage stormed the senate
chamber and corridors of the state
capitol in advocacy of “ votes for w°-
men. ’ ’ Every senator opposed to the
measure was urged to support the suf­
frage amendment.
Dr. James Monroe Taylor, president
Senator McNichol, of Philadelphia,
of Vassar College 'since 1886, has re­ Republican leader of the senate, smil­
ingly told the women, among whom
signed.
The U. S. senate has stricken out was Miss Mary Flinn, daughter of
the proposed tax for the use of water­ State Senator Flinn, of Pittsburg, that
he was unalterably opposed to votes
power.
for women. He hastened to assure
Joaquin Miller, “ the poet of the them, however, that he would not in­
Sierras,” died in his cabin in the hills fluence other members to vote against
East of Oakland, Cal.
i the equal suffrage resolution, which
Two thousand American marines 1,88 been adopted by the lower branch
have been sent to Cuba, there to await of the legislature and is expected to
be acted upon by the senate.
developments in Mexico.
Resume of World’s Important
Events Told in Brief.
DOINGS OF OREGON’S LEGISLATURE
A Brief Resume of Proceedings of the People’s Representatives
at the State Capital, Bills Introduced, Passed, Rejected, Etc.
WON’T REPAY SCHOOL FUNDS HOUSE APPOVES OF MILLAGE
Plan to Make General Fund Stand Agricultural College Four-Tenths
Expenses Fails. (
and University Three.
Salem — Senator Moser made an
open statement on the floor of the
senate that he was satisfied that the
bill providing for reimbursing the
school fund from the general fund for
expenses in connection with the state
treasurer’s office was nothing more
nor less than intended as a slap at the
treasurer by Governor West.
“ As the newspapers said at the time
when this bill was introduced, and as
one can see by reading the bill, it is
intended as a direct attack on State
Treasurer Kay,” declared Senator
Moser, “ and we have a right to infer
that, because Senator Joseph acted as
messenger for the governor, when he
came into the senate and endeavored
to impugn the statements of one of its
members, that he also acted as mes­
senger for the governor when he intro­
duced this bill.
“ And when we find that if the bill
is a just bill, it should carry $175,000
instead of the $23,000 shown, it is
conclusive proof that the bill was di­
rected at the treasurer.”
Salem—The house Monday afternoon
U O
0/1 o V
k sil ro*/M
V id I riftf C.. M nM
passed
a bill
providing
for an annual I
tax of four-tenths of a mill for the
operation, maintenance and improve­
ment of the Oregon Agricultural col­
lege. It previously passed a bill for a
levy of three-tenths of a mill for the
University of Oregon. These bills, if
they become the law, will do away
with legislative action biennially.
The house spent several hours in
passing the bills appropriating sums
for the University of Oregon and the
Agricultural college. For the former
a total of $362,833 was allowed, and
for the latter approximately $360,000
for buildings, etc., and $300,000 for
maintenance and operation were al­
lowed.
The house adhered closely to the
recommendations of the ways and
means committee, and all attempts to
break the programme failed. It was
argued that the memberb had given
great consideration to the items and
that their judgment should be taken.
One of the chief features of the ap­
propriations was one item for exten­
SENATE FAVORS GIRLS’ AID sion work in the University of Oregon.
Another item was for $45,000 for
Passes Bill for Industrial Home the medical school at Portland.
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THE STORY OF
AMAROFF THE POLE
(C o n tin u e d .)
'
It Is for som ething more than forgery
th a t you will have to answ er when
you arrive "
T here was a silence, and then Nlco-
lln spoke again—two words
"Sagallen Island.”
"I shall not go th ere,” said th e pris­
oner, «Imply. "I »hall not go th e re —
Nlcolln tbo spy, Nlcolln the m urderer
and lia r!”
"Then you will achieve a miracle.
For, aa the Czar ruies, before a week
Is out you will be on the sea, and
w ithin a m onth—stop him, »top h im !”
H e had sprung from them with a
bound like th a t of a wild beast, and
w ith hls fettered hands had gripped
th e sh aft of the bust of Nero, sw ing­
ing It high above hls head. For a p a rt
of a Becond, as a film m ight seize the
photograph, I saw him stand In the
m oonlight with m a t cruel face In
bronze rocking above hls own w hite
face in flesh and blood below; yet, as
I rem em ber It, th ere w as n eith er fear
nor anger In hls expression. And then,
as It were, the sh u tte r clicked, for
Peace dealt me so violent a blow th a t
It se n t me rolling down the roof Into
the darkness. And as I tum bled head­
long from the ledge, th e whole air
«eemed to burst Into fragm ents about
me—a mighty concussion th a t left me,
deafened, shaken, bew ildered, am ongst
the broken tiles and falling fragm ents
on the ground below.
suspect them , especially as he gave
out th at Amaroff was one of hie own
officers."
"B ut bow did you loeate th e place
w here the m urder occurred?” I asked
i feebly.
“It was raining last night—do you
' rem em ber?”
"Y es.”
“ W hen I first arrived a t the mortu-
] ary, I w ent over A m aroffs clothing,
l On th e soles of hls boots waa a patch
'
dry sand. T herefore he could not
; have walke’d through the wet streets
i to the spot w here he w as found,
i Also the sand m ust have been on the
] floor w here be last stood. On the back
: of bis coat was a slim y sm ear mixed
i with the scales or m ackerel. If my
first proposition was correct, he m ust
have been carried from the place with
the sanded floor; and the suggestion
was th a t a fish barrow had been used,
a fish barrow such as you may see
th e London costers pushing before
them In th e ir stre e t sales. It was not
likely th a t the Tnen Im plicated would
have risked carrying him fu rth er than
was necessary. T h at lim ited the radi­
us of the search. Indeed, we located
the club In under th ree hours.”
"Of course It seem s quite easy,” I
told him. "B ut when did you first sus­
pect th a t Nlcolln w as lying?”
“Hls search of the studio was sim­
ply a blind," he said. "I soon caught
on to that. Also In Amaroff's little
bedroom stood hls luggage ready
packed He was Just oft on a Journey
—th a t w as plain. Nlcolln had said
nothing about a Journey, which was In
Itself suspicious. I knew the Russia.*
was not the bungler he pretended to
be, and I adm it th a t I w as puzzled.
Then you cam e along and tola me of
the business with the key. It was
plain they w ere coming pack—but
why? It was to discover It th a t I left
three men to w atch the studio while
I k ept my appointm ent w ith Jackson
In M alden square.
From w hat 1
learn t from him it was evident th at
G reatm an was a man who knew some­
thing; so I tried a bluff on him. It’s
quite simple, Isn’t It?”
“Oh, yes," I said; "but how did you
know G reatm an was going to the
studio when he ran aw ay?”
"R ath er an unnecessary question,
Mr. Phillips, Isn’t It? Consider a min­
ute. Amaroff was a N ihilist; he was
playing a big game— which m eans dy­
nam ite w ith folks of th eir persuasion.
He had been knocked out of the run­
ning, but the dynam ite rem ained. And
w here? In the studio w here Nlcolln
was retu rn in g to search for It; w here
G reatm an also would go to recover
A jum p, a scram ble, and all three
of us w ere over the wall, dropping
A Nevada prospector was killed by
into a ragged shrubbery of laurel. We
a slide of rock in his mine, which un­
groped and stum bled our way through
covered a rich body of ore.
the grow th of bushes until we em erged
cn a grass plot. Then I understood.
Italy is having the coldest winter
We w ere a t th e back of Am aroft’s
weather in 20 years, Mt. Etna being
Mexico City—One of the first acts
studio. On one side w here we stood
entirely covered with snow.
of General Huerta as provisional pres­
was the outhouse, Its sloping roof
The French government is preparing ident was to notify Ambassador Wil­
reaching up to the long windows un­
to increase her standing army, owing son of the change of government. He
der the eaves—the upper lights, as
informed the ambassador that he had
to the growth of Germany’s forces.
sculptors call them . And even as 1
in his power as prisoners in the na­
looked there came through th ese win­
Increased demand for fish during tional palace the president of the re­
dows a flicker of light, an eye th at
Lent has sent the wholesale price of public and his ministers.
winked In the darkness and was gone.
halibut to 9J cents a pound at Seattle.
General Huerta asked that this be
We crep t softly forw ard until we
interpreted
as
a
patrioitc
manifesto
of
reached the shadow of the outhouse.
Miss Emmeline Pankhurst, noted
It was roofed with rough tiles, which
suffragist leader, of London, was ar­ a man “ who haB no ambitions other
cam e to w ithin seven feet of the
rested and jailed for window-smash­ than to serve his country and who
wishes to re-establish peace in the
ground. F ortunately, they did not
ing.
country and to insure the safety of
In Salem.
NAVAL MILITIA WILL STAY project out from the wall of the bulld-
Twenty-nine officials of the National the interests of its sons and of the
_____
lng.
Salem—In the face of an adverse
Cash Register company were sen­ foreigners.”
“You m ust help us up, Jackson,”
tenced to jail terms and fines for
He requested Ambassador Wilson to majority report, the Moser bill provid Senate Refuses Plan to Abolish Peace w hispered, "and then go round
violations of the Sherman anti-trust notify President Taft and the diplo­ ing for the establishment of an Indus­
State Organization.
to the door, which 1 see a t the back
law.
matic representatives of all that had trial home for girls passed the senate
Salem—The senate has definitely there. If they m ake a bolt th a t way,
with
18
votes
in
its
favor.
It
is
The Central Pacific and Southern occurred and to give notification to the amended so as to provide $25,000 a decided not to abolish the Oregon na­ blow your w histle. If I w histle, s ta rt
val militia and at the same time practi­
Pacific roads have applied to the state rebels.
year for the next two years. The in cally decided not to place it under a ham m ering on the door as If you w ere
railroad commission of California for
a dozen men. Now then, tak e m e on
stitution is to be located on ground
The conduct your shoulders.”
I was In my m ost com fortable chair,
permission to lease certain portions of REBELS TAKE AMERICAN GUN now owned by the state at Salem, if separate naval board.
and administration of the affairs will
each other’s tracks.
He scram bled to the roof like a cat. with old Jacob w ashing the cut on my
the bill becomes a law. The institution remain practically as they are.
Lying flat he th ru st out a hand. A head, and the Inspector’s nim ble fin­
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, Arctic ex­ Good Supply of Ammunition Also is to be constructed on the cottage
The three reports of the special in­ hoist from the sergeant, and I landed gers tw isting a bandage before I quite
plan.
Disappears
plorer, threatens libel suit against the
realized th a t I had escaped th a t g reat
vestigating committee were made a
One feature of the debate was the special order. One, by Carson, fav­ beside him. We waited a few mo­ explosion. Vaguely, as In a dream , 1
Pasadena, Cal., News, for stating
El Paso, Tex.—A machine gun of
m
ents,
and
then
comm
enced
to
work
that his stories of 6"d!ng the North the Thirteenth cavalry platoon at unusual proceeding of inviting a ored continuing the militia as it
our way up the roof. F rom Its upper rem em bered th a t two men, presum a­
Pole were not to be relied upon.
Hachitu, N. M., disappeared Sunday woman to address the body, Mrs. Lola stands; one, by Joseph, would separ­ angle 1 found th a t th e g reater p art bly Peace and th e serJeant, had
G. Baldwin, of the department of Pub­
A Japanese student at Stanford Uni­ night, according to reliable reports re­ lic Safety of Portland, appearing and ate it from the National guard and of the Interior of th e studio w as w ith­ dragged me to my feet, had knotted
a handkerchief round my head, had
versity, Cal., won the oratorical con­ ceived here. It is believed that Mexi­ explaining the conditions which exist one, by Dimick, would abolish it en­ in our observation.
test against three American competi­ can rebels came over the border and in that city, and declaring that there tirely.
The m oonlight th a t drifted through pushed me over the wall, and finally
Carson’s report was upheld and the opposing panes flooded the center lifted me Into a passing cab—all with
stole the piece.
tors.
Major Clark, district adjutant at is now no place where a woman over Dimick’s bill to abolish the militia of the studio w ith soft light, in the a mad haste as If It were we who had
18
years
of
age
may
be
detained
but
The French-American treaty of 1908 Fort Bliss, declares no report of the
was indefinitely postponed. Joseph’s m idst of which the bust In bronze been the crim inals Anyhow, I was a t
has been renewed.
bill to separate the militia from the ■ose darkly upon Its pedestal. A min­
theft has been [made. However, the in jail.
Representative Olmstead vigorously disappearance of the gun is fully veri­ TROUBLE AHEAD FOR STATE National guard will be on the table ute, and then the eye of light winked
IWINGIWfJ r m BUST HIOH MOVE NIJ h f AO
until a similar bill comes in from the
opposes the United States’ quitting fied.
out, flickered, explored the pools of
,
,, „
. . ...
, house.
Since Monday morning, when the „
the Philippines.
»hadow, and finally steadied on the
United States Secretary Olcott Fears Limiting of
Carson, Smith of Coos, and others wall
was missing,
as th ree men moved from the
It is expected that at least 25,000 piece
Public’s Expenditures.
favored the militia in the debate, room
troops
have
been
searching
for
a
trace
beneath us, following one by
soldiers and sailors will be in line in of the missing artillery. Hachita is
Dimick
attacking
it
as
a
useless
ex­
Salem — With the ways and means
one. A second lan tern came Into play,
the inaugural parade.
pense.
Smith
declared
that
if
it
was
nearly 20 miles from the nearest point committee cutting appropriation bills
before our eyes com m enced a
on the border and how the gun was for maintenance and improvements at decided to do away with the naval mil­ and
President Taft assisted in the lay­ stolen is unexplained. A large quan­ the
itia he would also favor cutting off the search such as I could have hardly
state
institutions.
Secretary
Olcott
ing of the cornerstone of a new Uni­ tity of ammunition for the gun also is somewhat agitated as to what may appropriation of the Oregon National credited, so sw ift, m ethodical and
tarian church in Washington.
thorough w ere Its m ethods. The cush-
disappeared.
be the effect of the two Wood bills guard.
ons were probed with long pins, the
The
occurence
is
similar
to
an
inci­
that
were
passed
over
the
governor’s
The senate committee has recom­
tracks of b are boards, and the nails
EIGHT-HOUR
BILL
IS
PASSED
One pro­
mended doubling the proposed appro- dent at El Paso during the Madero veto early in the session.
h at held them In position,' w ere stud-
praition for work on the Celilo canal. revolution, when rebels took an old vides for an emergency board and the
cannon from the center of the town, other prohibits the secretary of state House Gives Life to Measure Ap­ ed each in turn, the plastered w alls
were sounded Inch by inch, the locks
Primary election of fourth class returning the piece at the conclusion from issuing any warrant when there
proved at Polls.
if desk and draw er w ere picked w ith
postmasters is proposed in an amend­ of hostilities.
has been no appropriation made there­
Salem — Without amendment and he ease of m echanical knowledge.
ment to the postoffice appropriation
Some days ago [General Inez Sala­ for.
with but few dissenting votes, the so-
bill.
zar, the rebel commander-in-chief,
Secretary Olcott says that in event called eight-hour day bill by Senator We heard It before the men below,
he fain t p atter, p a tte r on the road
The house committee of the Oregon boasted that some of his men would the appropriations are cut to such an Smith, of Coos, was passed by the lutslde
of a runner In d esperate haste.
legislature has recommended an appro­ steal a machine gun from the United extent that deficiencies may be im­ house on reconsideration.
The footsteps grew silent, and In the
perative, that his office will adhere to
priation of $200,000 for the Panama States troops.
Hughes and Heltzel, of Marion, at­
Rebels evaded the border patrol near the law and issue no warrants above tempted to amend the law as passed pause there m ust have come a sound,
Fair.
tudlble to them though not to us, for
Columbus, N. M., and imported 1800 the amount of the appropriations.
by the senate by inserting a clause :he lan tern slides w ere sh u t down
Further prosecution of the alleged suits of khaki uniforms and an equal
that would enable certain classes of Ike th e snapping of teeth, and th e
"hard coal tru st” has been begun by number of pairs of shoes for the use
Referendum Date Fixed.
laborers to work more than eight hours n eu vanished Into the gloom. Only
the government agents.
of Salazar’s rebel army.
Salem—Day’s bill, providing for a a day or more than 48 hours a week. :he m oonlight rem ained, bathing the
special referendum election, to be held Their efforts failed.
Henry Cabot Lodge declares a
Upon rollcall Sero in Its gentle beam s. I glanced
September 2, passed the senate. It they voted against the bill, leading a it Peace. Hls expression was one of
strong navy is positively essential to
Resignations Made Easy.
the maintenance of peace.
Washington, D. C.—Before taking invoked considerable debate, being small minority.
beatific enjoym ent, but hls w histle
Hughes and Heltzel contended that was a t bis lips.
up
the Mexican situation, the cabinet advocated warmly by Day, Moser,
John Barrett, director general of
Thompson,
Bean
and
others
and
op­
the Pan-American union, suggests considered a question almost as press­ posed by McColloch, Miller and Neu- the bill is so drastic that it will be I could not see the en tran ce door,
mediation instead of intervention in ing the resignations that are to be ner. The bill carries an emergency absolutely unfair to emloyers and that so th a t the struggle was well-nigh
it “ was drawn in the interests of the aver before I knew It was begun. The
sent by its members to Mr. Wilson
the Mexican struggle.
_
.
_ . .
,
March 4. Everybody expects to re- clause to prevent the possibility of greatest trust in the country — the stranger fought hard, as I Judged
being itself referred.
Twenty-mne officials and others con-if gjKn
labor unions.”
from the scuffling thuds, yet he raised
The object of calling the special
nccted with the alleged cash register
Other members declared that the no cry of help. Then th e eyes of the
Probably a form letter, on file in the
election
is
to
prevent
large
projects
trust have been found guilty of con­ State department for the use of cabi­
bill was identical with the one passed lanterns glowed again and they led him
spiracy to restrain trade.
net officers, ambassadors and such who like the Panama-Pacific appropria­ by the people at the last state election Into the center of the studio w ith the
are seeking retirement and who have tion, the workingmen’s compensation and thnt any such amendments as pro­ glint of steel m arking th e handcuffs
enough of public life, will be used by bill and good roads and other import­ posed by Hughes and Heltzel woud on hls w rists. It was O reatm an—the
PORTLAND MARKETS
Mr. T aft’s official family. Mr Knox ant proposals, from being held up for ruin it.
fox th a t had run Into the den of the
The law as passed by the people had wolves!
is
not expected to restrict the use of two years.
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 85«i)
no enacting clause and was therefore
86c; bluestem, 94«/95c; forty-fold, this letter to cabinet officers, and there
“And so, mon ami, you play a double home, which w as of the first Impor­ It If he desired to revenge him self on
Appropriations Bill Held Up.
inoperative. This defect is to be
86c; red Russian, 84c; valley, 86«/ may be quite a rush at his department
gam e.”
Nlcolln by oarrylng out hls friends’
Salem Eaton of Lane made two at­ cured by the legislature.
tance to m e a t the moment.
early
in
March.
87c.
It was not until he spoke th a t I re-
"W hat blew up, inspector?" 1 asked, plot him self. Mark you, I do not be­
tempts to get the house to take up the
Barley — Feed, $23.50 per ton;
lieve th a t originally he had any active
Waterpower Bill Favored.
“llzed
cou‘d he*r
went faintly.
state appropriations, but in each at­
Citrus Loss Minimized.
brewing, nominal; rolled, $25.50«!
„ .
...
.
forw ard w ithin. The big ventilators
“The dynam ite hidden In the bust part in carrying out this assassination.
tempt
he
fniled.
Eaton
first
indro-
Salem
The
house
bill
providing
fo
r
above
me
w
ere
open
and
Nlcolfn_
for
Berkeley, Cal. — That the loss of
26.50.
But when he heard how Nlcolln had
—but don't ask questions.”
Corn—Whole, $27 per ton; cracked, fruits in the Southern California citrus ductxl his resolution asking that it be an appropriation of $50,000 for the in- It w as he—did not m odulate hls voice.
“Oh, I’m all rig h t,” I told him. "Do fooled him, he was anxious to get
reported
back.
It
was
referred
to
$28.
vestiagtion of water resources in the
"It Is you th a t killed him," cried explain things."
square by risking all and sm uggling
belt through the recent frosts was not
Millstuffs — Bran, $21« ij 21.50 per as great as at first supposed was the the resolutions committee, but no re- state, which applies particularly, un­ th e prisoner, raising hls fettered
the bombs to P aris him self. More­
“I’ll call tom orrow , and—”
ton; shorts, $23«/'23.50; middlings, report made by University of Cali­ p»irt was made. Eaton re-introduced der the present plan, to the Deschutes hands. “You th a t have betrayed me.
"No, tell me now, or I shall not over, Mr. Phillips, I w anted to locate
the resolution, saying that, as no re­ river, has received a favorable report
$30.
M urderer and liar th a t you a re .”
th a t dynam ite. It 1 b not well to have
fornia scientists who are in the South
sleep a wink.”
H ay — Timothy, choice, $ 16«i: 17; with an agricultural department dem­ port had been made, he demanded ac­ from the senate ways and means com­ Hls frail body shook to th e fury
He looked a t me a moment, with bombs floating about London, _ready
tion.
The
house,
however,
refused
mixed. Eastern Oregon timothy, $12 onstration train. The report says that
mittee.
th a t w as on him ; but th e R ussian hls head cocked on one side a fter hls to the hand of well-bred lunatics.
6/15; oat and vetch, $12; alfalfa, frozen oranges are harmless, provided thus to slap the committee and the
The bill has passed the house. This laughed In hls black beard, stroking It quaint fashion.
They breed International squabbles
resolution
was
overwhelmingly
voted
$11.50; clover, $10; straw, $66/7.
is considered by its supporters as one with hls hands.
the evaporation of the juice has not ad­
“Very well,” he said at last. “I’ll in which we, the police, get Jumped
Oats — No. 1 white, $26.50«/'27.50 vanced too far. The scientists found down.
of the biggest pieces of legislation in
"I had alm ost forgotten,” he said. talk. If you'll prom ise to keep q u ie t" upon.”
ton.
connection with the development of "It may be th a t you have some cause
I prom ised, and be began.
that at least three-fourths of the trees
"And they w ere hidden In the
Bull Moose Are Recognized.
Fresh Fruits — Apples, 50c«T$1.75 will do as well next year as ever, if no
the state and a hard fight will be made of com plaint ag ain st me. B ut now
“It's quite a sim ple story. Nlcolln bust?”
box; pears, $1.506*2 box; grapes, further setbacks occur.
Salem—The Bull Moose party will for its passage in the senate.
th at you are here, you will doubtless had got word th a t an attem p t was to
"A very good place, too. W ith care­
Malagas, $8 barrel.
be able to participate in the primaries
be kind enough to save us trouble. be m ade on the Czar, who Is due In ful packing, they would have got to
Potatoes — Jobbing prices: Bur­
before
city
election
in
Portland
under
Question Put Up to Voters.
W here, my good Kroll, are the bombs P aris the day a fte r tom orrow, and P aris' safe enough. The Nero was a
New Drydock Is Insecure.
banks, 50«/60 hundred; sweet pota­
the provisions of a bill that passe»! the
th a t Amaroff was engineering the Known work of art. No one would
Salem — A resolution to submit to hidden?”
Washington, D. C.—Injury sustained senate Saturday. This bill provides
toes, 3Jc pound.
"Do you think I shall tell you?”
whole affair; also the R ussian was have suspected It for a m o m en t Of
Vegetables — Artichokes, $1.50 per by the great drydock at Pearl Harbor that any political party casting 20 per the voters in 1914 the question of
"R em em ber, Amaroff Is dead. They m aking no headw ay, and he knew th a t course I bad no idea th a t the dyna­
making
the
term
of
County
officers
was
re[>orted
to
the
Navy
department
dozen; cabbage, lc pound; cauli­
cent of the vote at the preceding elec­
will not go to P aris now. Do not be hls position was a t stak e If he failed.
flower, $1.75«/2 crate; celery, $2«/' in a brief cablegram from Rear Ad tion may participate in the primaries. four years was adopted by the house foolish. Show me the hiding place, Bo he got desperate, and took the m ite w as stored In the bronze till
after
a
hot
debate.
It
waa
introduced
O reatm an grabbed it, and I saw hls
miral
Cowh/s.
It
is
feared
the
disas­
4.50 crate; cucumbers, 75c«i$2 dozen;
The bill also carries an emergency
and no harm shall come to you.”
gam e Into his own hands. He forced face. Then I punched you In the
eggplant, 10c pound; head lettuce, ter will have the effect of completely clause which will allow the participa­ by Anderson, of Clatsop, and contained
"No.”
G reatm an to fix a rendezvous, brought chest and rolled a fter you myself."
a provision that no rounty official may
$1.90«;.2.50 crate; peppers, 25c per thwarting the plans of the engineers tion in the Portland primaries.
"T hen you will return to Russia. up hls men and strangled Amaroff In
serve more than eight years in any 12
"You saved my life, anyw ay,” 1
pound; sprouts, 10c; tomatoes, $2 per to have this dock opened by the date
The bill was intro»iu»'ed by Senator years, but this was eliminatt/d.
The O dessa forgery will carry you th e sanded parlor. It was a sm art
said gratefully.
box; garlic, 6«/6c per pound; turnips, of completion of the Panama canal. It Cars»>n at the request of the Progres­
there
by
English
law—but,
rem
em
ber,
thing
to
do,
for
no
one
was
likely
to
Schuebel said the resolution was all
“Tut. tu t, Mr. Phillips, th a t’s noth­
90c«i$t per sack; parsnips, 90c«/$1; is understood the bottom of the dock sive party committee.
right, but he opposed the eight-year
has been forced up as the water was
ing. A nother day you may do the
carrots, 90c«/$l.
clause. Bellan/! said that “ two years
sam e for m e.”
Onions -Oregon, $16/1.25 per sack. pumped out, indicating insecurity of
Several Hills Withdrawn.
is too long a term for a bad official,
Eggs Fresh locals, candled, 23c per the foundation. So far about $1,250,-
"If I get a chance,” I told him. "But
Salem—A
number
of
bills
were
and
eight
too
short
for
a
good
one.”
000
has
been
expended
on
the
dock.
dozen; current receipts, 20«/22c.
w hat will be done now?”
withdrawn in the senate Friday, throe
Poultry — Hens, 13i«tl4c pound;
"N othing.”
of them evidently directly as a result
Dimirk's Eight-Hour Bill Lost.
1100 Carmen Return to Work.
broilers, 14)«/15c; turkeys, live, 20c;
"N othing?”
of the passage of senate bill No. 72.
Salem — Dimick’s eight-hour bill
Kansas City The strike called on relating to farm extension work.
dressed, choice, 221«/25c; ducks, 16
"I dragged you off to be aw ay be­
«/17c; geese, 10«ll2c.
September 19, 1911, involving 1100 Two of th»>se by Stewart were for ex­ went the way it has done in the past
fore the crowd arrived. T here w as no
Butter -Oregon creamery, cubes, carmen employe»! on the Missouri, periment stations in Malheur and when it was indefinitely postponed.
point In your being found In the neigh­
Dimick
says
he
had
decid»»d
to
line
up
’
’
Kansas & Texas railroad, came to an Grant counties. The other by Rags­
36c; prints, 37Jc.
borhood and asked questions at the
end at noon Wedm-sday in compliance dale would allow counties to have ag­ behind Schuebel’s ten-hour bill, which Q U E B E C A C ITY OF T H E PA ST to a m etropolitan cen ter two or th ree Inquest on w hat rem ains of th eir bod­
Pork—Fancy, 106!10tc per pound.
tim es her size, while her own w harves
with an onler issue»! by M. F. Ryan, ricultural committ»'»'«. Farrell with­ was passed, and cons»H(Uently made no
Veal—Fancy, 14«$14|c per pound.
ies. I shall report to Scotland Yard,
Hops—1912 crop, prime and choice, president of the International Brother­ drew a bill relating to an appropria­ objection when it was indefinitely d e v e lo p m e n t o f C ana d ia n D o m in io n rot. It Is a m atter of keen hum ilia­ and Scotland Yard will talk to the
tion
to
the
town
every
tim
e
a
big
postponed.
Goee
F
o
rw
a
rd
,
but
She
H
ae
hood
of
Railway
Carmen.
President
16«/18c per pound; 1918 contracts, 14
tion for the Orog»>n Naval Militia to
Foreign Office, and the Foreign Office
ocean liner goes sailing up the river
L ittle P a rt In It.
Ryan said the railmatl company had make way for another similar bill.
«¿15c.
Sweeping Investigation Aim.
will m ake polite representations to SL
to
M
ontreal—h
er
river,
if
you
are
to
Pelts—Dry, 12«f 13c; lambs, 26«i agreed to recognize the action of the
Salem -Under a joint resolution, in- Quebec herself ra th e r endures being BlTe e ar to the p ro tests of her d tl- Petersburg, and everything will be
Firearms Hill Is Passed.
committee of the union as a whole as
35c; full wool, $1.25«L1.35.
hushed up. A fter all. th e re ’s nobody
troducet! by Senator Wood, an investi­ ]ualnt
than enjoys It. for In th is day j zons whom you m eet along th e Ter- left to punish and nobtidy to pity,
Wool—Early shorn, east of moun­ binding over the entire system.
Salem—Perkins’ firearms bill has gation of all institutions, commissions,
jf
Canadian
developm
ent
she
has
r
,c
*
°
f
a
'
a
,e
afternoon—w
ithout
halt
tains, 15«t20c per pound.
pass oil the senate. This amen»le«l bill boards ami offices would be carried on
barring G reatm an. who had th e m ak­
Inauguration Session Called.
Cattle — Choice steers, $7.50«/8;
provid»'s that anyone purchasing a re­ »luring the next two years by a legis­ Iream ed of the future a fter the fash­ Ing at h er w harves, perhaps w ithout ings of a man In him. Amaroff was a
even
a
respectful
salute
to
the
town,
ion
of
those
Insistent
tow
ns
fu
rth
er
good, $7«/7.30; medium, $6.50«/?;
Washington, D. C.- Another formal volver must have the certificate of two lative committee to report at the next
rom antic m urderer, and Nlcolln a prac­
' jo th e west. "It has not been pleas- which has been known these many
choice cows, $6.50617; good, $6«/ step toward the inauguration of Wood- freeholder* as to his goo«l moral char­ session.
tical one; but n eith er of them w ere
years
as
the
G
ibraltar
of
N
orth
Am
er­
in t for her." says Edward H u n g er
6.50; medium, $5.60«i6; choice cal­ row Wilson was taken at the State de­ acter an»! a permit from the circuit,
a t all th e aort of people to encourage.
Hatcheries to Be Investigated.
lord In H arp er's Weekly, “to drop ica.”
ves, $8«t9; good heavy calvea, $6.50 partment with the issue of President county or municipal judge.
It pre­
So I should advise you to keep quiet,
@7-50; bulls, <5.506/6.
Salem Senators Butler and Smith, “rom second place In C anadian com-
T aft's proclamation calling the new vents the display of revolvers in win­
Mr. Phillips, and not ta lk of your ad­
Hogs—Light, $7.75«z.8.20; heavy. senate in extra session on March 4 at dows, requires a registration of num­ of Josephine, have been named as the n erclal Im portance to fourth or fifth
E xceptlona
venture. Do you agree?"
$6.7561-7.25.
She
has
had
to
sit
back
and
te
e
such
"Stone w alls do not a prison make."
noon. This is for the inauguration of bers and also requires dealer* to make senate member* of the committee to
"C ertainly,” I said; and we shook
Sheep— Yearling wethers, $5.5061 new senators and confirmation of the reports to sheriffs twice a month as to investigate the fish hatcheries on the sltlee as W innipeg, for Instance. In-
"Oh. yes, they do. If they're aro»«'* bands on It.
irease from an Indian trading place
6.25; ew es, $4«/6.25; lambs, 66f7.25. new president’s appointments.
Columbia.
JalL”
sales.
(CHRONICLE* TO BE CONTINUED.)
HUERTA SENDS MESSAGE
OF PEACE TO TAFT
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