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II I I 111 llll L
GOLWELL TURNED
DOWNBY SENATE
Bourno and Chamberlain
Get Senate to Uphold
Their Objection
WASHINGTON. Feb. O.-At the
joint request of Hntirne and Cham
berlain, the Senate today rejected the
noHilnation of Klmer ii. Colwell an
United States Marshal for Oregon,
thereby retiderlnu It necessary foi
I PraiiAnt Tuft in nirtU ii h mn fur
this olllce. Who that n an will he.
the x'resident has not yet iutlmatcd,
hut he bat stated that ne would not
act upon the recouimendatlou of
Hon me.
Whether, in view of today's action,
he will renousider his purpose, yet
to he determined. The President will
uot he notitied of Colwell' rejection
uutll tomorrow.
Colwell we rejected simply and
solely because the Oregon Senator
represented In writing to the judici
ary committee that hla appointment
was "personally objectionable" to
tbem. When the judiciary commit
tee met this mom I iik, this joiut
letter was read, Chairman Clark re
ported that the President had declin
ed to withdraw Colwtll'g nouiinatiou
and the committee thereupon, In con
formity with the unwiltteo rule, ord
ered the aderee report. This un
written rule, which forms part of
what la known as "Seuatoriil cour
tesy" ptesoribea that a nomlr.ee of
the Piesldeot shall not he continued
if the appointee is "personally ob
jectionable" to t!ia senator from the
i state from which the appointee hails,
i Notbwithstaudiua tne fact that the
'committee had before it letters aut;
! telecrams from Federal Judges, t ti e !
United States Di-lii t Atton.ey and
othe'g lu OreKOii bttfstliiK Coltvell'a
()uaiv(lfnti jns, It f llued this un '
writteu rule and leeuuiuiendi d Cnl
well's rejection irrespective of hi
tit tent d ability lu Union mo, it foi
lowed tte same procedure that pre
vailed lu the cane 0' Collector of Cus (
turns Harper, of Seattle, no m
recently rejected on motion of Pile.
l''oru:al rejection of Colell'e nomi
nation was without incident. Tie
report of the committee was rea i ; it 1
was exphtiUHil that t'e Oreuon Ketia
tor assorted Oil ell was personally'
objectionable ami out hu went.
lu the liiiht of todays' action It
no seems certain that Collector i f
Customs P. S. Malcut'O will suffer
the same fate, for Bourne hup tiled
GOVERNMENT LOSES OREGON'S BIENNIAL
i
MANY LAND CASES MUD TAX LAIIGE
Mado Excellent Showing
on Timber Depreda
tions, However
WASHINGTON, r'eh. Ii Criminal
procedut by the tlsld survice of the
General Land Olllce for January re
suited in the ludictment of three
persona for timber trespass, three tor
conspiracy, four for perjury, and 2l
for unlawful enclosuie, aooordiutf to
a report jus', published.
Convictions were reported lu nine
cases for trespass, seven for conspir
acy, one lu Missouri for conspiracy
uuder the criminal code of that state.
Thiee cnuvlcilina for unlawful en
closure also were obtained
Amount Would Dulld
Mllos of Good
Roads
150
HALKM, Ken. 1.1. Orcuon'a mud
tax la II.IHKI.IHK). The amount saved
would build irUOiulle of Hoiid roads.
It wool. I Improve- all the highways in
the state. Orrumi'a mud tax saved
would pay by several times the pes
slide tax for permanent highway mak
ing under the proposed (loud rind
bills aubmttted to the Legislature by
the Oreon Oou is lioada Assoolailou.
A mile of tiood roads built ends the
mud tax aud beulus the returns un
the luvertment from the jiiod toads
construction. Other miles of uond
The Government lost, throuuh ao-1 roudd opeu up the state to lucreaeed
qtiitals and dismissals in this period, population, Intensified proiluctinu,
Al cases, of which 41 were the Honey accelerated de elopment, inaklnil pos-
slble the mote pleasures aud com
forts, briiiHliM rural delivery, iu-
cases, lu Oregon, ami II oi l cases
where the records showed the parties
were not sworn 'before the United
States Commissioner when thty teat I -tied.
Seventeen suits for timber depre
dations on the public domain were
Instituted; 10 were won, aud one was
d Ism Isted.
Twenty one suits to set aside fraud
nleutly a quired patents were hettuu;
twelve were won by couit decrees and
compromise, and uiun were dismissed.
Kite suits for unlawful enclosure of
the public domain were tiled ; seven
decrees have been reported, restorlnK
7100 acies to the public domain ; two
were u Umissed.
JACOB THOMPSON,
PIONEER, PASSES
Well Known Ashland Citi
zen Answers Last
Roll Call
iszxzssxnsBsz:
WILLOW RANCH ORCHARD TRACTS
Apples Apples Apples
Keeping Qualities
NO BLIGHT
NO INSECTS
NO FALURES
BIG PROFITS
lO ACRE TRACTS
Planted, Irrigated, Sprayed and Cared for
Price $150 per Acre
One-third down, balance $20 per month
No Taxes, No Interest
wlih the commerce committee
identical protest with that he aud
Chamberlain undo against Colwell,
and it is expected that tie commerce
committee, when it meets Thursday,
will order an adverse report on Mai
cnl iii's nomination. Such a report
will be followed by rejection by the
senate.
Chamberlain Btated Indav that ha'Aahlaud
had made and would make uo objec
tion to Malcolm's Domination, as he
bad done in the case of Colwell, but
under the Seuate rule objections of a
single senator id all that is necessary
to secure rejection, if that objection
be on pergonal grounds. The Senate
does not require senators making
such protest to thnn wherein the
nominee is "personally objection
able." It always proceeds upon the
theory that this rule is not bblnif
abused.
The President, however, always has
the last move, for he can refrain from
making new appointments until after
Consresa adjourns and then make
recess appointmens wbiuh will bold
good until the close of the ensuing
session of Couuress, and repeat the
process indefinitely. Whether h will
care to enter upon this continual war
fare with IJourue or will a-ek to com
promise cannot be learned. He will
te expected very soon, however, to
nsme a new Marshal aud a Collector
also if Malcum is rejected, for, once
rejftcted, officials are expected to re
tire, and the Prehident is not pre
Hiime J to re-appoint thnru.
XSHLAND. Dr. b. T. -Jacob
Thompson, is the latent one of the
pioneer cltiz us of Ashland and Jack
ron County to cros the ureal divide.
He died at his home Sunday ulnht in
the l'h year of his ana. Ooly littls
. more than twit months st;o hH wife
died at au ik!- almont as advanced.
Mr. Thtiuips'in came across the plains
! to Ori-Kon lu 1M7, weut to the Call
frnia tfold niins In M!, and rutuiu
intf settled lu the Knuue Kiver Valley
iu IMjI. Me uss vouaued lu co'iiuion
creased neighborhood aoclabillly,
elevate cUIeushlp standards, double
in value abuttlnti property.
Lewis W. Hill, president of the
Great Northern, said the (ther day
"(Jrenou Is tackward in wexni road
bulldlnK, our contemplated railroad
construction will f;i 0f Intended de
velopment benefit If the people do not
make ood watfun roads as feeders to
the railroads." Mr. Hill did not ad
vooate waKOti road const uctlon to
till hla own pockets, he knows, and
those who live lu the enjuymeut of
hoo.I roads know too, that peimaneut
hlxhwavs ai:d their use and benellts
till the pockets of the people.
The value of i acadam roads is nr t
understuoil imr realized until lie
road Is m ide S'td uwl il ickmd
uess of t irl cmihtructioii iu Omkoii
Is txtialt.el iu lo waw: First,
ItfCoranca of benidl'i. Secud, npu,
sitlon to piipuhil Inn and luleiifivo
cultlvatlj'i if the soli. A mail wan
fouu I lulitiy intf awaliihl tint (iutiil
Koads .h .('Uition hlhwsy meaaiiris
at tlie I,chI .lure. "I uwu U.'2W
acti-s of laud " lie aabl. ''1 have
seven milis of r;iad lim d.-rinu uiy
(triperty. 1 mil nfipoaud to ponila
llou ureatt'r thuu now; I am oppiinid
to o(i.l r 'iil : . woods roails l'rl"
popular! iu and mint compel me l.i
cut up my plti. 1 don't want to
cut it up. " The vie of 1 1; i mil o h re
rot ll1rd l y p.ri.d ..t;x i'HH to enter
lu upon Oregon's uti.Ii'i c l.ii eil em
pire, nor am l.ii v. m share ! hy Dim
i man wlio n-ally deatres in hem lit ami
develop the statf. Tlie imt'i quiited
was cont.-i lie liv petty seltisri locil
"Jlwlth many others of the pioneer set-, HIU) Hu,( j. w, (,r,.K,
tiers of I hat day iu defending their
Domes aud families against the at
tacks o' the hostile ludians, ami was
a member of Captaiu J. S .I.llr's
co i pany iu the Hotfue Kiver lrdian
War of 1S05 0. He operated au ex-
lenclve stick ranch lu Klarnath
i County for many years, returning to
lu where hu has since
resided. He has been largely inter
ested iu property in this city, includ
ing business blocks aud rest ieuci
properties. 'He was a tlrst cousin of
the HrdHL editor aud Amtmssador,
Wtiitel'w Held. He was a member of
Ashlaud Lodue, No. 23, A. F. A A.
M., and was at one time president of
the Pioneer Society of Southern Ore
gon. The funeral was hel l Tuesday
afternoon from the Masouio Temnlu.
BIG QUESTION IS
DP TO CONGRESS
Borah Will Keep Direct
Election of Senators
to tho Front
Rake-Off for Vets
SALEM, Or, Feb. G. House today
adopted a joint 'memorial urging
Congress to allow veterans of Spanish-American
war travel pay home.
This will amount ou au average of
000 to each volunteer and will apply
lo all voluuteera enlisting during
that campaign from the Western
states.
Tri-State Land Company
Lakeview, Oregon
Write for Booklet and Information
TOitTL'RKI) FOH 15 YEAItS
by a cure-di'fylnjf Htornuch trouble
that Imflled doctora, rnl rcslHted all
rcmcdlea he tried, John W. Moddern,
of Modderavtlle, Mich., acemed doomed.
Ho had to sell hia farm and Klve up
work. Hla nciKhlorH aaid "lie can't
Ive much longer." "Whatever I ate
dlatreHHed mo," he wrote, "till I tried
Klectrlc Bitters, which worked Hiicb
wonders for me that I can now cat
things I could not eat for yeara. It's
Hiirely a grand remedy for stomach
trouble." Juat as good for tho liver
and kidneys., Every bottle guarante-.-J.
Only 60c at A, L. Thornton's.
WASHINGTON, February H. To
get a vote liefore the adjournment of
CongreHs on thj resolution providing
for the election of senators by popu
lar vote, Uoriih, of Idaho, yeHterJay
notitied the Senate that after next
Friday, ha would try to keep the
measure constantly to the front.
The resolution has been held to
permit Senator Hoot to be heard and
when he decided to sooa't next Fri
duy morning, lioruh lout no time iu
giving notice that after that dute he
would press the bill early and late,
llepiobably will not ask to have a
rate fixed for a vote because of the
undying opposition of his 'colleague,
Henutor Hey bum, but will hold the
measure in such condition as to per
mit a vote whenever there is no one
perpared to steak.
The friends of the measure are not
sanguine of obtaining the two thirds
vote necessary to adopt the resolu
tion. They are proceeding on the
theory that even a majority vote will
give the cause great Impetus.
.ii a sorrow
if his kin J vera in the majority.
Unfortunately a mistaken impres
sion, due to lack of informal Ion, can
earning the highway measures baa
uained placu in the minds of M Uiie of
Irrgou 's pro,le. The Highway hills
of the Oregon Good Uoads Association
were not framed for const.'uctlun of
state loads They put the entire
power of road building into the
hands of the people of each county.
If all the uieaaures were made law
aud beoame operative no county
would be uudi r greater obligations to
build roads than now. Nor is au ex
cessive road tax contemplated. i'eo
pie In ttie cltlen, wheu they want to
hard surface streets ieeue bonds pro-
idiug a sinking fund anil pay for tho
street out of the increased business
aud property valu.is.
As nine Ii as anything else Oregon
needs the advert is! rg value of good
roads. If the people now resident
were not In be benefited the value
from tho advert lHlig across the
nation w.-uld more than oirstt the
cost of permanently constructing
highways sytitems in every county.
FALLS VICTIM TO THIEVES.
S. W. liendH, of Coal City, Ala., liaa
a juatlflable grievance. Two thleveH
Btole his health for twelve years. They
were a liver and kidney trouble. Then
Dr. King's New Life Fills throttled
therri. He's well now. Unrivaled
for Constipation, Malaria, Headache,
and JyHiejHia. i!5c. A. L. Thornton
Back to The Woods
W. C. Neff, forest ranker, woods
man, nature lover and id i-tinit pal f
John Muir, leavea today for Odessa,
where ho la stationed. Mr. Nelf h
returning tiy rail via Klamuth Falls,
However, he is taking a pulr of snow
shoes along to make sure that he will
reaoh home, says the Med ford Su'1.
Mr. Neff received a telephone message
yesterday from O.I anna stating that
the snow was five feet deep and that
It was steadily falling.
Mr. Nelf has benti spending several
weeks in the Medford ofllce, making
the trip here over the Cascades on
snowBhueu. This is his first trip into
civilization In two years. During
this period he has not seen a train.
Mr. Neff la the highest salaried
ranger lu Oregon, loves hla work and
the life and says that ,he Is mighty
glad to get bauk to his friends, the
trees.
Lincoln Memorial
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. -The Mo
Call bill creatiug a commission to
determine on a suitable memorial to
Abraham Lincoln in this olty, with a
maximum appioprlatlou of (50,000
for the use of the commission, was
passed by the house today. The
money for the memorial was raised
through contributions.
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