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MKHKOKI). OKWION, WEDNKSDAV, VVAUIVMIY IH, IJ)I I.
NO. 282
COUNTY OFFICIALS AND FIRST HIGHWAY BOND EVER ISSUED IN OREGON, ENGINEERS IN CHARGE
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10 BE DEPOSITED TO
T
CONTROLOFFEW
OF SMALL BOYS
trmm HIM"'''1'' Sunler.
207 Second Street
HUERTA NAMES
NEW MINISTER
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
my nam
PRESS IS UNDER
ROAD
HOLINESS
AND
1111!, DEI Oil
Foincntr Reliollar Rcinovrti nml Mo
hcna Ti nusfcrrcil Lopnz Hojas
Gels Latter Position Castillo, the
Train nnmllt, Captured.
What to do With Man Responsible
for Ciimbro Tunnel Horror Puzzles
Uncle Sam Dutli Demand Him.
MKXICO CITY, Fob. 18-rrcnl-HhiiI
Ihiertn today removed MlnUtcr
of KiihikiiIii llobollnr mill transferred
PiimMii Minister MaIiciw to hi do
IMrlmviit. which locihM after tin pro
motion of public project, lllcn colonl
sullon. I.otws llojnn became for
ollii inlnlt.ir.
TkrouKliout tlm prlnd or difficult)
between iIih I'nltod HiuIim nml Mx
Iro. both Chargo d'Affnlro O'HhnUKh
tty ami President Wilson's oiiiU
sary. Joint Mini, liuto foiiiul Moliiuin
hh inllghtuod anil roniouahlo offl
ittNl to dal with. Ilojn t nuiiin
what w unknown quantity.
WASHINGTON. Fob 18 -Htntt
dannrtrmmt official wont stumpo!
liHhy by tho prolilmn of what to do
with Maximo Castillo, tlm Mexican
buttillt rtwiwnslble (or lint rntl
Cumbro IMMflol horror, who n cap
mrr.l ytwtortlity with six of hi mot
li- l?nltl Htnlo troop on Aniorlenn
mpII SS iitlttw south of llnthltii, .V. .M.
To try nml in it Im tt him In lb
IThUimI Xtnto (or nn offouso com
mittod In McAleo. It wn annod. was
Ollt Of til H llIMtOII, Ynt It
polNtm) out that hu could not 'jo
surrendered to tlm federals without
mvnralug PmsWujit, Wilson1! nun
ntwgnltlon policy. On tlm third
baud, tlm rbol hnvo no nfftcl.il
stand itml to torn tho prisoner nor
to Oouoral Villa, who. w (nr an nny
rnponl shown. In Dimply mi ordlimrv
.Mexican rltlion. to Im shot lininei:
Utloly. wm soifloiblnx It was ml
ihIIIwI tlm administration una llktdv
to Mkrluh (ram.
It w tindorMtond thnt both tho
fodoral nml robot xpm'toil to ask
(or iln" bandit' ut louder.
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CHARLESTONS', W. Vn., Feb. 18.
A del mil facing Ilic Mnlo IroiiMiry
in tlm reason tin- .7.ri,(H)i) npprnpri
nli'il for WW Virginia's building nl
tin Pnuuinn Pat-ilie fMiH'itmii at Sim
Fnuioisoo ni'xl your, i not nvniliiliU
now, uncording o tho declaration
1 1 010 lOllllV 1)1' (lllMM'IIDI' Hatfield,
'Tlm Paint creek hlriko oot filii),.
11011," niiIiI tho ovci imr, "mitl irohl
liilimi will ii'Hiilt in n ili'cri'iiKf in
htiilo ri'Vi'iiuori of inorii lluiii .flll'2,IHI(l
niiiiiinlly."
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FELT 11 NEVM
KHNO, Xoi'.. Ft'li. 18.- An kiiiIIi
iimli' hlmiik wan IVH licro nt 10:17
n'tiloi'lc toilny. It IiihIoiI for thirty
Ht't'ontlH nml (ho vihintiomi vtro i'loin
mil Ih (o koiiIIi. Tho hhock HCi'ins to
liitvi) hi'i'ii HtroiiKt'Hl iii ltnm, lint wiihJ
nlso iVIt in Virviuin, CMrnoti,' iml
Vmili. Ki'W walls cracl;cil iinil Home
winilowH Worn broki'ii lii'io.
OF
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HA I. KM, Oro, IVh. IS. II. P.
Joutm or lloMjbiin toilny nii'il hlu
ilotilnrntlon o( ninilltlney for thu to
imlillriin nomlnittlon for coiiKrofiiinimi
In tho fliHt coiiKioHulonnl tllHtrlct.
I In fnvoiH linrlinr InipiovonmntB,
ilmiimnlni; of tho WlllunwUo rlvor
PR 111
COSTS
I
NIA
$612,000 A YEAR
nml mi runuiiiliiii'iit to tho la ml luwcj
Hews Anrncy Maiiancit by a Clique
u( Boiiilholitcrs Constitution Per
mits lssuar.ee by Directors of
Uonils Cairylnn Votlnu I'owcr.
Control Kept In Htmts of Few anil
linposslhlc to Dlsloilije Attorney
General Asked to Invcstlijatc.
IIAItTI'Oltl), Conn , IVh IK
AtrtltiK that tlm AntnrliitiM Vrvt
Ih ronlrolliMl hy n illiim of hoiitlhohl
or nml In mutual In iimiio onl,
W'ltllnm Dmlloy Koiilko, hi-itil o( Hit
National Miinlcliml l.vnutie nml (or
imir IikiiiI of tho Unltil Htalim rlvll
nurvlru toininlioilon npiivnlctl tmlay to
Attorney tumoral Mcltnynohlii to nrl
on th application o( tho Now York
Sun (or an luvitlKntlon,
I'oulkti itililrxiiiK'tl tho Harvard im
Toriillmr clnh Imro laiil nlKht ami ill
rUHMvtl tho InniT worklm; or tho A
mirlntfil l'rK o n huh r I ml that it
nrtlcli provlilo thnt fnch niomlmr Ib
ntlllitl to n hIiikIo mho a n mmn.
bur, "ami Miirli mlilltlonal voti-n no
limy may ho oiitltlml to caul tu homl
holtliirii."
IMnvtort .May Imio ItnniU
Anotlmr artlclo. ho unlit provide
that director tuny Imuo bond up to
Jlf.0.000 "to Hiich pumon. Incliidlm;
tliomn'lviHt, a tlm) may dt-oin nd
vlnnhlo that roRUtorcd ownr of nur.i
bond mny waive claim (or lnttrri
nml rant om oto (or director upon
imcIi i:f worth or iich homl ri'KlH
tiTiil In hi iinniK, but nhnll not liuvti
tho rlKbt to voto upon moru than
1 1 otto worth."
"It I purfcctlclcnr by this oc
tluii." bald Poitllio. "tJiat control ut
thl (xirporatlou can ho kopt In tho
bmiiU or n coinparntlvoly row por
on. to whom tho board dotormliica
to crant thl powor.
"Tho annual roonuo or thu Amo
rlatod I'roiM I 13.000.000 and tli
bond roiihl bo paid for any day
'lin'l It titniilfuHt tboy aro kopt nllvo
to krop tho control wllhln tho In
bto rhiK? KuppoHo fifteen dlroctor
oath loolc l 000 worth of homl.
Thoy would thereby ho entitled to
1'iHO vote and hy ilhldlnx a fotv
tbotiiMiiid dollar worth nioro nmeui:
tbono who would aid thorn thoy colli 1
overcome tho voto or tlm romaluliiK
uiomber, Keep tlieiiuehes In pownr
Indefinitely mid do whatever ele I buy
dovlrod with tho corporation.
I'Vtv .Moil In ('out lid
"There U an ocrnHlonnl tliaugo it
director but tho control I always
oxnrtlv where n row men nwuliii; tho
liouil may wluli to put It, and tlm
nliiKlo voto or each mouibortiH n mere
niobor hccoino nil hut valueless. In
tho HkIiI r (hi dlHclofliire, tho
'purely mutual' charnctor or tho or
KmiUnlloii MeeniH llliiHory."
Don Soltx or tlm Now York World,
replied to I'oullio and defended the
AHMiirlntoil Pros by did not roror to
tho nlloKod bond control.
SUPREME COURT RELIEF
DKNVKIt, Colo., Kob. IS. Tito
Colorado tnipromo court today retimed
to tnko orlclnnl Jurlmllctlnu In tho
cane of ".Mot her" Jonea' application
for rulciiHu on a writ or hnbona cor
pun from tho tdntu military nuthorl
tic In tho Htrlko zouo at Trliildnd,
Tho iIocIhIoii coinpol hor lawyer, H
ho wIhIioh to pro tho hnhena cor
pu proccodliiK. to do ho lu tho lower
court,
OF
ITIN6 IN
I-ONDON, Poh. 18. Tho l'rlnco
or Wlodo, tho now kliiK or Albania,
arrived horo today. Ho was to
colvod by KIiik (luori'o nt IluckliiK
ham Pnlaco, mid later conferred
with Porolmi MluUtor Hlr Kdwnrd
(Iroy, Thu prluco plaunud to lonvu
for 1'arlH tonight to v lull 1'ronldout
Poliiciiiu,
Above
Ton
Left to nJit ( ih t Atlonoy P. P. Kolly, County Ji;.!v P. I-
ill, (itnt Count ( omuiK-Hioner . C. I.ocvor. llclow : l.it, S ute
MiKliutiv 1 ' ,mur II. I. Ibiwlbj ,
hiclnvav boml i-Mtod in ntlito, Jnckfou County Monti No. 1 for $1000.
SAN I'ltANt 1st t), C.t!., IVIi. 18.
Yioo-Prenloiit .Inint- Ik Smith,
Superintendent Frederick W. Mill
nml Woisht Cheokor K. II. Mnjor of
tho Wtlorn Fuel CoiiiHiny, ImviiiK
been foiiml guilty of'coiiftpiriiu; to
client tho government out of coal 'lo
tion nml hhoilwciiiht it on nnlen, it
wan miiiouiioeil toilny thai civil suit
would bo filed npniiiM tho ooipont
lion nt tmoo to reoovor $'Jl,(i:i!l.:itl.
Thi", wuid (ho ijtivoimuout' ropro
"dilutive, i by no inrnn nil thoy
holiowtl tho ooueorn had nuute by
tho luethoilM iloNorihciI. Thoy eti
lnnteil tho total nt nomcthiui; like
.f7fi0,(i0. Hul it wnx nil Hint Troiih
uiy AkoiiI W. II. Tuluoll oouniilorctl
hiui!.elf onpublo of proving (lofiniloly
lo have boon improperly xuiiteil from
the govonunent through o.oos tlrnw
liiiok, iliilioi mill pigments for ooul
never furnished to nnny trmiporti
nml rovonuo oiittorn.
At Speeiul Pnifccoiitor ltoolm's ro
ijuont Iho ciiho iiKuiut Unviil (I. Pow
or, tin government's Mnr wituos nt
tlm Wo.-lein Ftiol trial, who wns nr
rested nt tho very lu'ciuuliiK of Iho
lieiuiiiBS, olmiKCil with bt'trnyint;
Leiiii Cuiluff, whs continued by Polit'o
Juilgo Crist today until Fcbiuury "JS,
when n ttiul ditto will ho set. I'owon.
nssortotl when itrivstcd thnt tho no
oitsntion uguiust him was intemletl
to discredit his testimony iiKitiust tho
fuel company.
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EOF
I.OS ANCIKLF.S, Cat., Fob. IS. In
rcspouso to u telegram from .Mrs.
.Mai tlm KuiiHch of New Kensington,
Pa., Iho police today laid u Imp to
capture it bund of alleged kidnapers,
who, .Mis. ICmiHoh believes, is hold
ing for rniifioiu her brother, Michael
lluitseh, of Clovohinil, O. Mrs.
Kuiiseh said that sho had telegraph
ed .f'-'OO, rcipiohtod hy llaiUeli in a
inessugo to her, nml sho uskeil tho
polioo. to wnteh tho telegraph offieo
and lako into omdody (ho porsoim
cluimluu' tho uivuoy,
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IN GORE'S TRIAL
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OKLAHOMA tITV. Okln., Fib. IS.
- The oust ngiim-t Seiiutor Thomas
P. Ooro of Oklnhwmi in winch Mrs.
Minnie K. Homl i- -mng forr $)0,000 ,
ilumngot. for nlbged tlofniuntion if
tlmruetor, win. opt'etoil to go to i hi
jury toilny. Only m Ihhiin of an i-j
moat reiiiniuoil, and it win. poi.ibI-'
Hint tho. jury imglil return it or-.
diet before night. I
Attorney Kobert llogein oloipicnt'.y
dofeiidcil (lore. It'el'erriug: to tho nt-'
fuir nt tho Wmloii hotel, Wogcr
btiid:
'Thoy Intel tho ling nml the hiiii.h'i
thoro. Thou thoy ltd in tho iuiitiuiir
in tho person of n blind Pnitcd
Stilton mnntor. To other hornid
bulls wnitod in iho other loom for nu
oppoituuity In goro floro. They
tt tinted to 'get oven' with him."
Scored of telegrams' e.prostug
sympathy woro received from doino
emtio friciul-i todav bv Senator dote.
Attorney linger-, violently tie
nouuoeit tho inon ho nllcgcd entered
into a conspiracy lo wreck Uore'-t
political career.
"A snake crawling in sliino," ho
said, "is a giraffe when compared
to Thuddoiis Kobert-on."
Hoferring to ,1. P. MoMurrny,
floro'rt areh-ciiemy, ltogers said:
"Oklahonin hits felt his cluws be
fore. Oklahoma alo has wutohoil
his record and will never forgot hU
acts."
HOME IS DEWED
NICW YOHK, Fob, IS. Mr. W. K.
Vnudorbllt'a J500.000 homo at Jeri
cho, U I., with furnishings and art
treasurer, worth as anuch more,
burned to tho ground early today.
A enrotnken, who, with ovornl boi1
vnuts, was on tho promise), nttrl
butod tho destruction to an ovor
heutod furnnco. Plro dopnrtiitonts
from neighboring towuu tried to
Vouch tho ucouo hut arrived too Into
owing to tho difficulty thoy uxpor
louccd In getting I heir apparatus
through thu suow.ilrlttud rouila,
rttzrsvtn.u.9Awi(
jiTicnrrfi
&Utt
(timxitty ai MtKaan
rXKUAMOT ROAD IWD
Knou nit 4tra fcg llff Irrmt. rwi cr w i.
Mt Sum tl fVfr", A -" lan4 r. Hr Ms rtru ivttt
tunt m nt f tUjttAjytm O T)v Br ! rtmmtxw, IBJ. if
ONI4 THOUSAND lX)I.r..VKS
Jt tu-il lyrnn m It ti W Vh ) Cwn fU Afw fd,tU
nn, lAim.'j it Tim Ban f r nl Huitnbtr M Jk - :
CM rilfllsiify .W fimttto? tf tk Mt4 IHfltT l.tf f a.
Mrri) (con dht Au frutOHf JMl UUrH ttoi W v tM
km at Ktv Vn. Fr lit tmuft titmmt Mmt. Uut'lntcim i
Wmu 4p fat bnra t, Un 13 . atl trt rwM tf n4
kMry it Ivtit rKiW tirift. ' 1
5hi' Vat, Ky(W i will Xn tuMt tf Mw nd-'fir tl A
K HUttitr ntvrJ w, Urt ft I1 ttrpr i(ifrM t"
ir uuIMM tf iUmi( iM JtK tr4 f 4 Cil, (m1 ft
'! tf rid M WUkM WIS CAW Ki, limfif Qjt If
TJ i n u a m 0 rtM ftrtt tf rwMafwtf,tr imtk
M mw a v(jr idM W .m U, -ft trf tf Sfrrnr. M
Uiflrt4yvrVrCmjGui,!ltru. .
K t itvMIM'S'Knk. 'iStt tit ttm.'vrft '" LUfi
ftf k . Sr 4 (.( H i UnfyCtttvtf fcrf
rtt-nd t pnOMpll'if 1tfrv hrf trt fkstrw t m
ci vjh Mt ipim Jf tfc ftrfrc4rijr4 u4 Guj tt&Vttt
M ki .-.r.M H4 ftUlttpil tf ' MM 41 tt nam ihtW ttut
t a in boJ fciJi.". tf M.W Ccv. Itljdit Ikit crA
J a WitafM Wirrrtif. MkOMrjciaiu,wMiMM4
. .M , Oor Citlt. IM ml MUJ IMrtH
',j w4 On -a "fM in tf ia C Ttttuttr
COUNTY OP JACKSON OHtCOH,
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HANCOCK", .Miuh.. Feb. 18. "A
reign of terror'1 wns tho ilooriptioii
given by one of today's witnesses bo
foro tho congressional coinmittoo in
vo.tigatiug tlio Michigan copper iiitno
strike of n two days' iiivnsion by
uiiiio guartU in Doconiber of tho
strikor!, homes on tho south range.
Tho raids, it was explained, follow,
ed the shooting of two deputy .-.her-iffs,
and six witnesses assorted that
the slugging of men and intimidation
of women was their most conspicuous
feature.
According to Mrs. Amerioo Monti
uollo, an Italian woman, eight guards
forced thoir way into her homo when
she was ill in bed, thrust a revolver
into her faoo and ordered her to
".-.hnt up and get up."
Her httsbnuil testified thnt tho
same men knocked hmi down with
clubs twice when ho protested against
tho biimliiiig in of his wife's bed
room door.
. LOGAN TAKES
BY MISTAKE
WASHINGTON, Feb. J8.-Mrs,
John A. Logan, tho famous civil war
general's widow, who mistook u pois
onous preparation for cough modioino
lusl night, swallowed it and was in
a critical condition for several hours,
was much bottur today.
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TERROR
FOLLOWED INVASION
ME
GUARDS
Tolpxnuiw roco veil from
ilcNcNr & Co. nml County
.Imlce. Ton Vulio ntula thnt
tlm bipbwuy Imtul mnttor will
be eliHfil ti i toilny nml tho
money pniil over. Offioinl
ri'et'iit for tho money from
County Treiimirer Cronuinil
lor wore wiroil for nml Hi-nt
Tuohiluy. Tho money will bo
ilei)-u'te(l in n Cliiono bank
nml trniiNtniltcil to looul
bnnki to the roiinty tmimiror.
Ho fnr nn known, nil formnli
tii'H bnvo been HiicriMrtfully
flowed.
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HI GILL NAMED
SEATTLE MAYOR
SKATTLF, Wish., Feb. IS. Ill
ram C Gill, ouco recalled as mayor
of Seattle, today Marts out with a
lead of more than 10,000 over his
nearest competitor in tho non-partisan
prinmry election which was held
here yesterday. Ho will light it out
for final election Mnrch 5 with J. D.
Treiiholuio, tho ''business men's can
didate," who uo-ed out Judge ltich
aid Wausor, socialist, by u scant
330 votes for second place.
Thoro were nine candidates for the
office of mayor. Tho vote of the
four high invi. follews:
Gill, 23,-tllJ; Trenholmo, 31,832;
Wiusor, 11,317; A, E. Griffiths, 90S7.
In order to overcome OdlV lead,
Trenholmo faces the improbable situ
ation of securing all of Griffith's
votes, "i0 per cent of Winsor's votes
and SO per cent of nil tho remaining
votes.
ARIZONA OIL RATES
ARE ORDERED CUT
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. Holding
fuel oil, refined pe'troloitm nnd en
gine distillate freight rntes from Cali
fornia, Kansas, Louisiana and Texas
to points in Arizona excessive, tho
interstate commerce commission di
rected a decrease, us asked by tho
Arizona corporation commission and
tho l'uoifiu Cuiibt Creamery com-puuy,
PRIMARY ELECTON
Four Religious Enthusiasts Nearly
Lynched by Indignant Spectators
for Trying to Drive Out of Two
Ycuths With Blacksnake.
While Boys Were Being Lashed, Mem
bers of Sect Gathered About and
Prayed for Riddance of Evil One.
NEWTON, ill, Feb. IS. Four re
ligious cnthuxlast narrowly oicnport
lynching bore today after thoy had
been found guilty nnd fined 1100
and costs each for trying to whip
In and tho devil" out of two small
boy. Tho Injuries were Inflicted
upon tho boy by members of tho
"Holiness Cult." a week ago because
they had been unable to report let
sons which had been given them tt
a meeting.
Tho four men wero attacked In
ourt when Itaymond and Cameron
Richardson, aged 9 and 12 years re
spectively, exhibited deep cuts and
bruises which, It was charged, were
made with a whip halt an Inch In dia
meter The nearest prisoner. Iter.
David P. Lyons, pastor of the Springs
Holiness church, was knocked down
and beaten and kicked. Threats tt
rioor by enraged spectators ami se
lynchlng woro being froly voiced
when Sheriff Pippin and a force of
deputy sheriffs fought their way
through tho crowd and rescued
Lyons.
Another outbreak occurred as ;tho
defendants were being hid to Jail. A
mob attempted to seize the four
"men but they wero held oft by tho
officers.
Tho testimony developed that whllo
tbo boys were being lashed, othor
members of tho sect gathered about
and prayr that the whippings might
rid tho lads of tho evil one. The
four men, starting at 9 o'clock lu tho
morning, took turns whipping tho
boys, and with tbo exception of u
few minutes stop, tbo chastisement
continued all day.
WORKMEN DEAD
FRANKLIN, Wash., Feb. 38. For
forty-eight hour gangs of miners
have labored feverishly night and day
to roach two of their comrades, bur
ied in the Pacific Coal company's
Cannon mine hero by a cave-in at 9
o'clock Monday morning.
Today officials of the mine super
intending tho attempts at rescue de
cided Andrew Churnock and Miko
Vabeaiiiok, the entombed workmen,
wero dead.
Throughout tho night tho men had
toiled sinking a (shaft to the spot
where they hoped to find their com
rades. Hut lodiiy they reached it.
And the mou wero not there.
Tho miners aro unquestionably
dead, their bodiila wedged somewhere
in the underground labyrinth under
thousands of tons of sand and boul
ders. Tho enve-iu occurred nt tho face
of No. 1 chute, which rises ut a 25
degree pitch from tbo gungwny, 400
feet away.
Churnoek or Ynbennlok, no ono
will over know which, drove his piok
into the ledgo, dislodging a rock
which was tho key supporting tho
earth above, them.
SUFFRAGETTE UPS
LORD WEAROALE
LONDON, Fob, 18. A woman,
supposedly a suffragetto whipped
and knocked down Lord Yeardale,
hoad of tho Drltlsh peace centenary
commission hero today. She at
tacked Lord Weardale with a dog
whip as ho stood on the platform nt
Kuuton station. Spectators over
powered the woman and she was ar
rested. It was believed she wtsteag
Lord Weardale for PrwUr AaHh.
THINK
ENTOMBED