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SPECIAL VALUES IN PAPER
mm NEWS NOTES jwi LLI AM M. WOOD
ur uLi.cnHL micncoi
Evcnt3 Cccurring Throughout
ll.o S'.aie During the Past
IVook.
Joicph C ftantdtil, terutor (rom
LouU'ata, leader in the fight to keep
(he tariff on uc..r
Agriculture to be Given State. Aid
B.ilcm "Agriculturist of lUn tnte
a w an their children. ar hereafter
i I- Instnmted In scientific ngricul
urnl methods, for two bill with tbl
'ml In view were enacted by tho to-
) Kill lcf:llnluri!. rind both stn cotnpro-
'Mhn In tbtflr copn In ii')IIMon,
o ithiT ImtKitlaril nnrlcultura! ni"an-
urr wntv imrard tlin one to prevent
Vi Itilroduct'.cii Into tin- Mntf of in
tvt or dltvtivcti InJuriouK to growing
pro'luctti anil the other flxlnit tho
l !(lul of purity Ux CRrlcultural
w tin.
Ov-r tbo vto of the novrrnor 'linro
Hiio pamici n hill cnmtlnK a tat
live (ik k mid MnUnry hoard, which l
to esereU' rAiiltnry uupc-vliloa ovor
Kicaiook nikI poultry. nti:t It. is ho
!l td thftt It wilt he rztrentrly bone
ft. I;. I to llvMtock men.
MILITIA MUST SHGW RECORDS
ficnatc OtrUe Invtetljj Jtlng Committee
Ocgln Coal Mine Inquiry .
Charlr-wtun. W Vn. Th Hwer nmJ
authurlly nt th Kornitncnt of tho
BILL U.ICOMSTITUTIONAL
Plllno of Dentlttry Act Ref.rencJum
Petition Not Ordered by Judge
SiImm. Circuit JuiIro Citllowny ile-
: p(cinl tlction for n-fcr'-ndutii mean
' urc noxt Movmbr. is uncontu
i tlotial. Th dr-ltloti Ik fnr from clv-nr-'
!at n fcltimtion tli.it hnn catin-d sua a
r . " . . ' . . ,B""!, , Old"! thai the my bill, providing for n
ftU for ih colitionn hlrh havi
kopl the Utn In v I nun I civil nr for
tnorw Ihnw n yr. OpmiIok tho lit-
wutu uh. o n n n. otfcinU) particularly Secretary of
S.UA Im, dilt dufltk .ml dc.tructton . Q uwh (hou(;hu Tfcfl do.
in th. .ninluR action., the w. ,B r,1MOtlon wth onw ao
0ln trl o lnv.U.5UnC commlit-fl ,0 , thtf ,wwary of ale
mUr,i on the tut Itnry nuthoritk-. for I , . , foj. of lho
! rora. of.li.proollnn. Priw ;f,gnnnrttl,"i,rclcr of duntl.t
to nd undnr tho doclnratlon of murllnl r, J(1(jBfl 0(!)o.vay heW lhul thc ,
in m ciu MriKO territory.
Jmlieo Advoent-(J'tirnl ((i-orKi" 8.
Will tire ii othi'r offlccm wro nuni
muiiiHl hrdiro tho couinilttrv to priv
duc the ntAtf record? rvRardltiK tho
divlnrntlou of martini law unci tho
jiroctvdliift of tho military cornml
nion vhieh wti plnccd In tha strikn
dlMriet,
Balkan War Near Again.
j london. lloth ldr refunlni; to
i tnitko thr -llBhtrnt concoKnlon, war
tn-twprn the ilnlknn ntnto In RrowlnR
moro Imuilimnt. If HiiJKiirln nondii n
nrr.rttlvi mply to tho Sorvlnn nolo
ml nothltifi IndlcnlPM thnt h will
nniiwrr othrwin Sorvl.i mid tJrwco
proclaim tho nnnrxntlon of tho
occupied Mnct'donlnn inrrltorlen. there
by' cMAbllnhluc a definlt' ennus belli.
Woman Dead In Riot.
IpHwIch. Mnn. One womiin w
nhot nnd klHod. ncvcn other pertionn
wro woundod tiy bullcta, nnd many
otlcr. IncludltiK itoventl pollcomon,
wore hurt by flyltu: mlnaUea In n trlli
riot outtldo tho Jpmvlrh hosiery mills.
The dead woman wiib a spectator of
the flRht.
Iitionn were irregular In thnt they did
not contain a copy of tho bill, but only
thc caption.
Secretary of State Olcotl K.ild that
he did not consider the decision, th"
the Day hill In uncomttltuftonal final
and It v.- .!a present Intention to
call the election for the other mens
ure refurred. However, hs bo!leve
that John A. Jeffrey, who filed the
r.ult to compel him to file the petitions
In tho dentistry proportion, will ap
peal the cao, or that he or some other
person will file suit lOvhave him en
joined from' cnlllMK thc election.
SUIT TH DISSOLVE
"KODAK TRUST"
New Law Jolts Cupid
Aitorin. The new law that requires
n man to produce a certificate of
health before ho can obtain a marriage
license, w-hlch went Into effect In this
slate Is roIhr to prove Impracticable,
utoordlns to local physicians, a few of
whom havo refused to issue the certl
ficutcH renuoKied because they could
not conscientiously do so.
Tho foo provided by law Is $2.50 and
local physicians declare they can uol
muko a competent test under three
weeks nnd furthermore say few of
them havo tho necessary equipment
for making n thorough blood tost.
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Senatorial Investigation ShoVs
Old Lobby Methods Are No
I Longer in Vngue.
William M. Wood, president of the
American Woolen company, who was
acquitted of the chart of placing dy
namite to Injure strikers.
Washington. Lobbying In It cnidtj
form has d.iappeartd so far aji Wash
ington Is concerned. This Is uhown
not ally by the rosults thus far ob
tained In thc senatorial lnvtisaUoa
fnto I'rciideat Wilsons chnrgo that
I an "Insidfous" lobby has been blocking
bis t jiff revision plans, Vul by facU
wt. ,h &r common property In tho nf
tlonal capltol.
Keii;.caitlveA of corporations d
aot j,i3 monoy to senataro and m.em-
txrs as thy did in tho "good'old
times" Steele lavealc;ent& for legis
lators In which the iitter'wJthoat tbo
i rt.ko reaped the pro .'Us cither in tha.
j ftrm of chck from brokara or certi-
I ficjitcH of deposit also have been role-
j gated to the past.
! Senator Says President Lobbyist
An unexpi-cted turn was given to
I the "lobby" Investigation when Sena
tor Townsend. of Mlchignn, republican
deciared on tho stsind that tho Inltu-
j enco vrlelded by President Wilson and
the democratic secret caucus on tba
, making of the tariff bill constituted
tho "nearest approach to undue In
fluence on. members of con?ress'that
' the Investigating committee would t
able to find.
j Senator Townsend's statements In
1 relation to President Wilson were not
In tho form of charge. lie expressly
Brief News of the Week
Tho Initiative and referendum
craendment was beaten In the Illinois
state senate, uftcr being passed by the
house.
The Southern Pacific has applied to
(he California railroad commission for
rttthority to Issue J30.000.0CO In notes
tho largest issue ever applied for In
hat state.
Hrlllsh customs officials seised S00 ' said be did not charge the president
rifles of Italian manufacture at Bel- with using Improper methods-, but hu
!rtL Ireland. Tho government fe.tr. ' Insisted that the charges that lobbies
iint many rifles hnve reached tl exlated and tho activity of the rresl-
-:nds-of th- Ul'termen. and that s - dentin support" of "free wool and free
bloody outbreak Is likely should home ' sugar amounted to an "undue tafia-
, ence." even though he did not use th
' "big stick" of patronage.
Newspaper Law Upheld by Court.
j The United States supremo court
has Interfered and ujheld the news
paper publicity provision of the i.ost
office appropriation act of 1912. The
law requires, as a condition of the
Eecond-clnss privilege, that news
papers and periodicals shall file semi-
r.llA hi nrrtf.tnlmr.rf In fralim!
l'unlnrds must refrain frtm ths v
if tobneco In any form, ncrordlns
'p decree of the international confer
-ee of the.r churcli. session at ar
mvt. Iud. Seattle, Wash., was select-.v."
t& the meotlng place of the next coi
erence.
In session nt Knnsas City, thc Nn
tlonal Lumber Manufacturers' nssocin
lion adopted resolutions favoring r-
annual sworn sUitements of owner-
permanent tariff commission, and ship and circulation, and further re-
urged congrets to expedite tho pendl: t quires that all matter the publication
tariff legislation. 0: which Is paid for, shall be marked
rromlnent Japanese t Toklo arc . "advertlsement.M
using every effort to quiet tho aglt.v I Chief Justice White Interprets the
tlon there for a boycott against the ' uw as being a mere regulation of the
Panama-Pacific Exposition. Leading
bankers nnd merchants favor sending
to Snn Francisco the finest possible
exhibit
The secretary of state of Ariiona
has received petitions benrlng a suffi
cient number of signatures to force
an initiative voto upon the abolish
ment of capital punishment in that
state
Saturday will be tho 138th anniver
sary of the adoption of the Stars and
Ilufftilo. - Dissolution of tho so-called
I.'iistman Kodak Tru-t" was asked
tn u eh II suit filed hero by order of
Att'orW tlenural .Molleynolds. The
fedorul Bovurnment seeks tho dlssolu
Ion by receivership, If necessary, of
Dastnuui Kodak compiiuy of Now
..-rsoy. and hu Knstmnn Kodak com-t-iiiy
of Now York, which iiro churged
. Ith'motinpollJliii! tho trndo In photo
trnnlitr mipplles.
It Is the aim of tho government to
obtain n division of tlio ossein nnd
iiisliiers of tho two companlus, con
tmll'iiK 7- I'or cent of tho buslnoHs In
vy IL III lllw lici uju
SUSPECT TRAIN WRECKERS
Derailment of Southern Pacific Cars
Near Salem Injures Five
Portlnnd'.A board of Inquiry in
vestigated tho near wreck of the Wil
luin.'tto Limited out of Salem nnd
came to tho conclusion thnt tho de
railment, In which five passoiigors
Injured and tho lives of every ono en
dangered, was duo to n deliberate at
tempt at wholesale murder on the
part of unknown train wreckers. Fol
lowing tho ituuouncomeut of the find
ings of tho board, I). W. Campbell,
head of tho Southern Pacific in Ore
gon offered U reward of $5000 for the
nrrmt nnd conviction of tho guilty
parties.
he t'nltod States, Into such pnrtsi ns ! r)teotlvcB of tho. company hnve
will destroy tho alleged monopoly and , liceu nslinol to tho Ubk of hunting,
restore competition. The petition ln,0WU the persons responsible for tho
equity liskn for an Injunction forbid- j ,.oolteBJ," de'o'd ,!, attracted by the
ding tho fixing of resnlo nrlcos of vj,loh Is said to he tho largest
oiinioriiH, films nnd other patonted klm1 evor 0ff,,rtlun this state,
photographic supplies. number of prlvuto dotcctlves hurried
This mnrks tho nttornoy-KonornrB t iQ (,'e BOewo of the wrt,.vi,
tlrst iipplliiutlou of the recent decls- j
Ion of tho United Htntos mipromo , , cnl Open Jan. 1, 915.
Now York. "Hy January 1, 1915,
nnythlnn'thnt floats can pass through
tho PnnHma ennui hetwoon tho Atlan
tic nnd Pnclflo ooeiins," doclurcd -Colonel
Qeprge, Ww Qootlmlw, chief o,n:
glijeer of'th'p canal one, on his arrival
hero 'from Colon.
conn denying imloiitoos tho right to
fix nisiilo prco,8. of retallmu
tho allegmt'mqnopoly hns.boon c-
i ooniilltied. tho petition dooiuros, ny
tho KiiKtntan couiptiny'fl nbsorhltiB or
j BctiulfluK control of n grout mjmbor
f of VsoinpotiUjrp, In tho United States
; and forekn countries
Herald wJvertiscmonts bring returns.
conditions of the second-clnss mailing
privilege and not as a restriction of
the freedom of the press.
Minnesota Wins State Rate Fight.
The power of the states to fix rea
sonable Intrastate rates on Interstate
, railroads until such time as congress
t shall choose to regulate these rates
l was upheld hy the supremo court of
! the United States In the Minnesota
i freight and passenger rate cases.
The decision, regarded aa one of the
iJHII'v i,n lllll Hill U Mill l-IUUIVJII Ul Ult . . . . ,
. . , , most important ever announced by the
Un ted States of America. In ac-' ... ,.m.ii.
.... 1 court, had been under consideration
cordanco with a custom thnt has be- , . , , i0i
... .... I for 14 months. Railroad commissions
como general throughout tho country I w. ... . ...r,-
. , . . i ; from eight states nnd tho governors
In Into years, the day will bo observed ' . . . ,, ... . ,
. , , , , , , i of all the states filed briefs In support
as Hag day by the public schools, pv recognizing
trio Ic societies and various other or-! princlpies Involved affected
Blin,nl,l0i j them all.
Tariff Blow Aimed at Tobacco Trust
Iu accord with suggestions of Attor
ney General Mclleynolds, Senator
Hitchcock, of Nebraska, Introduced an
anti-trust amendment to tho Under
wood turfff bill which would levy a
special additional excise tax on a slid
ing or graduated scale on mauufao
tures of cigars, tobacco, cigarettes and
snuff. Tho amendment, coming from
a democratic member, will receive
thoroush consideration from tho fin
ance committee.
SUBMIT STRICT 8-HOUR LAW
Portland Organization Would Limit
Working Day for Women.
Snlem, Or. A copy of n proposod
law regulating tho number of hours
women shall work, which it Is desired
to hnvo Inltiited nt the special election
In November, provided for by tho Day
bill, was submitted to Secretary of
State Olcott by Dr. Mario I). Etjul,
president of the Eight Hour lenguo of
Portland.
Tho proposed law Is one of the most
stringent In Its provisions ever sub
mitted to tho secretary of state's of
ficio. Although tho Day bill does not
provide for tho initiating of measures
nt tho special olection, It has been re
ported thnt W. S. U'lten, of Oregon
City, may try to compel Mr. Olcott to
hnvo Inltlntlvo measures placed on the
baljot.
Ariamo Is To Hang
Ascorm. u.it;o Kalun overruled tho
tnotlcn for tv now trial In tho enso of
Jack Adums, who was convicted on tha
chargo of hilling Barney ChamborKiiu
In this city on Fobruary 17. Thin
moiins that unless tho RaVfttflPf In
tervenes Adams will hang, The caiio
will not be appealed, us tho, defendant
has no funds to carry it-to the higher
courts.
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