THE OR
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VOL. XXIX.
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OF THE WEEK
ABLAZE
Woman
Doings of the World at Large
ToIdinBrid
and
Utnaml IWsuma of Important Events
Presented In Condanssd Farm
for Our Busy Readers.
A California ft year-old was burned
(o death wttlltf playing with tnatshea.
A lurnailo swept Tex a ami Oklaho
ma, killing one man and Injuring many.
Jhn W, Get, famous New York
itwk market plunger, aettle lawsuits
by flipping tu'n
Itouarvrlt wa received quietly In
lxUm liy an Immense throng of pro
plii, owing to bin sad mission thar.
A Chicago hib man committed aul-
, . a . I - a a. - a . i a J J
ride iy jumping irom a law awry win- uuera, from crooksbm. Company II
dw and lidlngin a marble pave- f HemldJI, went early to the .. 'un'
mcnL ' w their own command.
Dr. Hyde, of Kimm City, has boeti iJblK Mr ! Shw
ew.vi.ted of murdering hi. waalthy p.. I,1 '7m, eom..n...'
tlont. Col. Swope, by giving him cyan- J'1"'"" h"1'1"1 are lcetl
We o( putaaalum. . .Y '"""" of lumber
...... nd ' are situated directly In the
A negro convict In Alabama Mt Are path of th Mann ), ....n.
fa the stocked In which the eonvlcls skirt of th town.
Pry Whil. Mn Fight Fir.
Milllla to Re.cu,.
DmldJI.MInn.( May in. Women
l children are In lt,,mi,iii' ....
WW httH teniae m(yl forr((;
oraoma o he,.,., , n.lur, U)
"-. wair niiammd, and fathers m
-.r nomes from lniiallng rt.t
ph.
A lit, L . .
lK. a fgrvat fire f()Ur mi.a ,d ,
Wly nearing lJUdJI fromth,nU.n
a.ri.U,pherC. Andrew, Uinnrnto
ststo forestry commission,,,, arrived
STJT Ml,m-Ul"
Th.cltlac.Mi of the city, convoked by
the mayor a.Ww. . ,,,,,
Governor KUrhar.ll at noon.
The governor at one. i.
appo ntod I UmmMomrr Andrew com
mander of all militiamen In Northern
Minnesota, and Major II. T. V. Eva la
on Ma way here from Puluth. Com
miaaioner Amir.. a ImmcdlaU-ly or-i
uereq vumpany I, Minnesota National
a i. uJCUCJiS, OKEaO-N. FllIDAY, MAY
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR H051E STATE
BERRIES NEED PICKING.
1910.
BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED.
NO. 26.
were kept at coal mine, and 86 cun-
vku were burned to death.
i no mill rluaed down at noon and
both day and night crvwi were ordervd
to the yardi. where tl-v a m.,m.,..
down the lumber and trying to quench
the flaming brand borne on the high
wind Into the lumber pllea and to Die
central bu.iiteM dll-cL
inrreaalng volumea of amoke have
To prove that ah waa married for
love alone a California girl dewded to
ber brother every cent of her f 100,000
tatate Jut befuro hr marriage
Albert J. Hopklna, an attorney of
in li i aia . . ti i i ,
tnicejru, w.m net i,aiv aa ma j in locen pouring Into the town all day,
...... w. v.mw nn ii uimp, u nearly aurforHinij.
ara. lie auea ino cwiaio lor av,uuu. In the rhurrhea It la tmpuaaible to are
K. It. GarrlotL chief forraatr of pulplli from the rear.
tb trniiol Stale Miiu.r ul Toe poorer rraidenU of the citv. In-
trad, adjoining the big aawmilla, are
The H. r Itrl Tarkef Mt. MrKlnley
clxlitl.n haa aalled from VaUea for
bVklovia.
Uoumlng over the death of King Ed
ward haa huahed .all political trouble
In Kngland.
It i. aniMMirxwd that California's new
primary law i a pie of patchwork
and wurfully Incfflclont.
Rrmarkablo atUmtiona paid to
hVwvrlt in dermany are raualng
Ui-h mmment In Rurop.
A woman who had been bU by
raltl-mnake waa taken HO mile in an
auto to a doctor by the Louia W. Hill
party, now touring Em tern Oregon.
Rowvelt arrived In Indon aa ape
rial American ambaaaadur to attend
the funeral of King Kdward, which
will entitle him to tha highest honor.
The flood ft emigration from the
United Statea to Canada I beginning
to worry officials of the deparUnenta
of agriculture and eommercw and labor.
Adviiea from Changaha. China, the
capita! of the diatarbed provlne of
llun.ii, atale that Uie Yale mlaeion in
that city ha been placarded for do
atntction by fire. TlMt foreigner, who
were t-(lntiing to return to Changaha,
are again living on boat In the river.
Harry F. Wauuh. of Seattle, a min
ing pr.wiur, member of the Arctic
club and leader of the Waugh e ledge
xicliti.m to the delta of the ftfaeken
tie river, committed eulrlde by hang-
running panic-atrfclion thmuuh the
murky atreeta. 8buld the .mail flria.
aniuxi oj ine oramu in he iumlr
yarda, escape contnd of tlw flghtira.
tney would dratroy the wh e citv.
The fire originated about aeven mil.-
oulh of Bcmldji, in the heart of an
ttnpoaj!atal forrat. It haa been
smouldering in the muakeg aoila.
FLOOD TO CANADA WORRIES.
No Way to Chetk Imiaration From
United Stale to North.
Waahiniron, May 18 Waahington
orni-lali of the department of agricul
ture and commerce am) labor have a
aharp awnao of the need of something,
no on know juat what, to atop the
flood of cmleral Ion that ia flowing on
it way from the Weatern United
Slate into Canada. The adminiatra-
tlon proioae to take the matter up
aerioualy.
It ia probably only a coincidence
that the high tide in emigration to
Canada ha occurred at a tune when
thia country i engaged in trying to
settle the the problem of a profx-r way
to conaerve the natural rraourrca of the
country. The sharp fact ia that Can
ada I receiving thouaaml of Ameri
can every year, men who have made
good citisena at home and who will
make good ritiscn of the country to
the north of u.
Wa are getting Immigrant enough
to offset the loa. but the claaa of in
comer ia so Inferior to the claaa of
Crop Abundant and Prices Good, but
Indians Have Failed.
Hood River The berry Seaaon haa
commenced In earneat with a shipment
of 1 50 crate. It I now expected that
-iiipmenu win double rapidly and
that by the flrat of the week th scsson
will be on In full furr. p. .
i i . .
oorriea are good, hut picker scares.
v uvnnveu mai growers are up
jigalnat the moat serious shortage of
labor this year ever known. nrf tk.t
unieaa u la obtained quickly consider
ailu loa will be auatalned. Tha
numbor of Indiana who unauallv coma
iuj mo TBI lev. ia aid ho Inunh
iyhl, the Indian foreman who has for
aevnrai year supplied hundreds of his
fellow tribeemen and their um..
will not be hers this year, as they have
found employment looking after their
place on the reservation. Thi ha
inrown a big scare Into tha rawer.
who are making every effort to secure
picker from Portland, the Willamette
valley and haa turn Oregon.
the higheat price ever paid for
picking berries prevail, but It 1 feared
that not half enough will come Into
ine valley to gather the crop. Many
of the aohool children are being asked
(o nop out the ranchers as soon
t i . .
wnooi ciuaea, may zu. and everyone
who can be spared will take a hand at
lo rry picking . A number of orchard
owner who are living In town and hav
ing their place looked after bv hired
help announce that they will give their
incmla a lift, but it is estimated that
the valley muit secure 2,000 outsider
to get the crop to market
Ing himaclf. Failure to Interest rap- outgocr that the United Males gains
lUlinU in his mining project when sue- nothing from the fact that the former
ce crml within hia raao ia be- louwumocr me inner,
lleved to have been tha cause.
Foreat fires in Wisconsin have do
tnyi six farm bouaee.
An alleged combine in the flah trad
t San Frsnclaco is under probe.
" Right high school studenU'at Wilkes
barre, I'a.. wera drawned while boat
riding.
It " rumored at Waahlngton that
I eru and Kcuador will come to ofien
war auori.
Thnc hundred nounia of nowder ex
I'Wi-d in a magasine near Logansiwrt,
imiiana. killing one man and Injuring
v, (xper Morris was found gvttty
w embeasllng 1711.000 of the fumla of
the Oregon Truat A Savings bank at
urtland.
An exploalon In tha Wellington coal
no in Kngland has entombed 137
nUnera. Fire has broken out and there
1,0 hope of ssvlng any of tha men.
A carload of dynamite near Taroma
Jumiicd the track and exploded, blow
ing two brakomon to blu and tearing
-Huieira. it for a conaidorable dis
tance,
u . . .
.uro man a hundred persons were
wrawn Into the waters of Great Salt
K t,y the collapse of a etalrway
wading to the pavilion. All wera res-
lueu' and none seriously hurt.
That the four great express eompan-
get net returns of from 43 to 115
ceni more, on the capital employed
m actual express operations, was
sutod In a report issued by tha Mer-
"nui aaaociution of New York.
bu? n ,wntor dlaagroe with Hey-
ti. I """"""nt that "water competi
tion I fiction."
Ili'7?mcyi'r' th" "far king, Is be
U!iiU'.bu mPcated In the Friar
nd dcHl in the Philippines.
bun!'8 "'"""a canal commission- hss
'tand launched a barge made of
"""to, for use on tha canal
. Emperor William of Germany warm-
weicomod fiooaevelt and party at
Mtranre to tha Imperial palace.
MAD DOG COSTS THOUSANDS
Canine Runt Amuck In Cattle Herd;
Fine Animal Killed.
Loa Angeles, May 16. Because s
mad (loir irol into a valuable herd of
rattle at San Jacinto today and bit s
number of them, several thousand dol
lars' worth of fine animal had to be
killed.
The owners of the farm are not ccr
tain whether other animals were not
attacked by the rables afllicted animal,
and therefore they will qurantino the
remainder of the herd and develop
ment will be watched with great care.
Morgan's Car Demollihed.
Spokane. Waeh., May Ifi. Private
car No, A21 of Superintendent Mor
gan, of the Marrua division of the
Great Northern, had a narrow escaie
from bolneT completely demolished in
the yard at Orovllle this morning. A
80-ton gondola, loaded with coal, was
ImIxs hauled un the coal chute when
the cable broke juat aa the car reached
tha top. The runaway U tuned down
the incline, broke the lc"track switch
and struck Mr. Morgan's car standing
a few hundred yards down the mam
Una. A warning ssvwl theocrupanta.
Desth Dared by Escape.
Lvons. Colo., May 16. Braving s
hall of bullets and daring slmost cer
tain death. Genkeyo MiUunaga, the
Japanese auspected of j the murder of
Mr. Catherine Wllaon, in Denver, late
this afternoon made a spectacular es
cape from a sheriff's posse in the
mountain wcat of here. With the
a . t-i I I. ..,,! Aailniv Bat
nmH fiftru on ni ntwu,
tha Japanese disappeared
over the mountain ridge and reached
the bottom in ssfoty.
Rich Plscers Uncovered.
Vlclorls. B. C May 16,-Rich
plscers hsve boon found In Northern
llrltinh Columbia, nesr the hcBdwaters
of Taku inlet, and miners are taking
outS cento to the pan. Jack Hy
land, a trader, who arrived from Telo
graph creek, brought auUiontic news
of this And.
GRANGE TO FIGHT ASSEMBLY.
Ringing Resolutions Patted In dot
ing Hour of Meeting.
Oregon City The Oregon State
Grange wont on record as oppoaed to
the aaaembly. A ringing resolution
waa adoped practically unanimously,
condemning the effort to remove polit
ical power from the people, and sup
porting the ides of government by the
people directly. Without discussion
the resolution was pasaed, it having
been considered by the committee and
reported for adoption. .
Two problems of overwhelming Im
portance were before the grange good
road, and the advancement of govern
ment by the people. On the good
roads proposition the grange took an
advanced position, recommending that
the legislature abolish all. restrictions
against indebtedness as to such Im
provements, leaving the people as the
aolo judges of the work to be done and
the manner of payment for it.
The grange was opposed to toe re
turn of the assembly, and at no time
waa there In evidence any indication of
defeat of the resolution condemning it.
The work of the grange occupied
great deal of time and the important
resolutions were left until. the last day.
After making every effort to clear the
secretary's desk of accumulated buai
ness and luboring until after the time
set for adjournment, a number of im
imrtant resolutiona were still on the
table. A resolution was passed laying
on the table (or lack or time the pro-
laiaed tax amendment, with others.
leaving the matters to the action of
the Nxplo at the polls.
FARM BRINGS 66,800.
Monster Fighting Machine Will Carry
Crew of 1,000 Men.
New York, May 14 Tha battleship
Florida, biggest of tha American
r. i i ft. . . -
ircaunougnie ouiii inus far, waa auc-
J. Johnson Buys Fsrm for 16,000; CM,ruy launched at the Brooklyn
Clears 41.000 In 2 Yaar. l'."'7 '"7 presence or
me vice-president or the United SUtea,
Eugone One of the largest deala in the secretary of the navy, the naval
real estate made In Eugene for some attaches of all the powers and a crowd
time is the sale of the Jonathan John- of 60,000 enthusiasts, whom intermit-
sun farm, known as the old B. F. Dunn tent rains failed to keep away
place, half mile north of the city limiu The 21,826-ton fighting leviathan,
of Eugene and containing 1,188 acrea., built to carry 10 12-inch guns, glided
to W. B. Holt-man. of Puvalluo. Wash, down tha ein in tha ..! n..
The prlre paid for the tract was $50 an 8tar Spangled Banner, played by the
acre, or 1116.900. Two veara airo Mr. navv vard ami th 9Qth inn.
Johnaon paid f 16,000 for the place. while the crowd cheered and hundreds
Mr. Holeman, who Is cashier of the ol river craft tooted their noisy wel-
First National bank of Puyallup, will come. '
move to Eugene to reside and will The Teasel was ehrl.rnrf h u:
erect a fine residence on a hill on the Elizabeth Fleming, daughter of ex
tract which he has just purchased. A Governor Fleming, of Florida.
iw oi me larm lies on a sloping bill Later when the Arkansas and the
a par in a oeauiirui valley ex- Wyoming, now under const
vbihjii.k irurn onencer s uuiie SIX miles anoat tbev will cmmx! th s?li. i-
to..t,hf, city ot Eufne' Mr' Holeman size by 3,000 tons, a difference suffl
will divide the farm into smaller tracts eient to make a pretty good little liner
Vienna Bakery & Coffee House
Everything New and Clean
Try Our Coffee and Cake
H0ULT0N
OREGON
Reduction Bake I
Until further notice we will give our customer the
benefit of the following substantial reductions:
FOR MEN
Men's Fine Suite....,,. $18.00 to $21.00
Men'a Fine PanU 4.50 to 4.95
Men's Working Pant . . 1.75 to 2.25
Men's Heavy Working Shoes, 12 ins.
" we i -" -- viii . . , w.tvv sV 1. iTJ
VVyoming, now under construction, are Men'a Logging Shoes, with calks, re-
uucea irom 7. 50 to 6.75
Same Shoes, withosi calks, reduced
irom 6.50 to 6.75
and will plant most of it to fruit, aa it j in itself. Tha Florida herself i by no I Oregon Flannel Logger.' Shirts, rel
duced from 3.50 to 3.00
Black Sateen Shirts, reduced from. . .
1.00 to .75
Heavy Cotton Socks, reduced from
is admirably adapted to that culture. means finished, for aa she went off the
As a further examnle of tha ria In w ava VMtnl.v .ti. Hu 1 d.
- ' f ' . . I J J . nmm Vlll- .WUl QV
.no vaioea in un vicinity, Mr. John- per cent advanced toward eomDletlon.
son, the seller of this tract, two years which me ana that she waa not much
and a half ago bought the Whitney more than a vast empty hull, and still
farm of 200 acres, which has recently await the boiler and main and aee-
Llan lurMtflat tiat C.ltl. - :.. M I . t .
"J fiib7. engines ana armor and equip- TjuW Viru, sst. r
s-w.du an acre, and six months later ment that co to m.k. nn tk. .m ' '"";
Sold It to J. O Rtn, .! A.. . - ..................... 1B.W W 10.WI
$60 an aerV. Tw7 V'. U . "LT T'"? . , Overskirts, reduced from
few days sgo, Mr. Storey sold the tract afloat that could tackla th. ri.
to 1. p. Howe and others, of Seatlte, even terms, when her commander's I Vfllav
for $250 an acre. I flag flies from the nnmM,fnl h... I 1 I1B
formidable skeleton masts which will I
Roadway to Josephine's Csves. be placed upon her. that la. DrovidedlF. J. BAfiEEL. Prnn.
r.p.nt. ! T t. 1 . I thi. naval ilMimiua An ma 1 ,i . - 1 ' Mr
" 1 v iiiaav iiivio Dina-i mw uvfc vufuiieo uieir
ant the trip to the caves thi summer minds, aa to the utility of thia novel
the great limestone labyrinths of Gray- feature of marine architecture within If8 "
Fine Overskirts, reduced from
4.00 to 2.M
Fine Finished Skirts, reduced fiom..
.... 11.00 to 9.T5
Ladie Coats, reduced from...,
, 16.60 to 14.75
Shirt Waists, reduced from
JLCOto 1.10
Same, reduced from . . . . 1.26 to .90
Same, reduced from.... 1.00 to .75
GROCERIES
Best Cane Sugar, 16 lbs. for $1.00
Best 35-Cent Coffee for , .26
All onfAm jn T V...n .
,10c per pair to three pair for 20c , Z T iTTL ' T
r 'arge stock and in order to reduce it am
X1S1C9 willing tn mV. n. ,,,,.,.. .V. k.
"a fc ' " j .wwiiki. mic ma-
fit of great reduction. Every reduc
tion is genuine and it will pay you to
6.00 call at my store and investigate.
5.75 to
Store
HOULTON, Oregon
Lebanon Fair June 16, 10, 17.
Lebanon The Strawberry Fair and
Festival committee held a meeting this
week, at which the dates for the fair
were set for June 16, 16 and 17, when
the growers say the berries will be st
their best. Last year the fair was
held on June 6 and was two weeks too
early to get tho best berries In the ex
hibits. This year the delicious fruit
will ripen st least s week earlier, and
tho fair is set for nearly s week later,
which should bring the fair on at the
very height of the berry season.
Build Road to Marshfield.
Marshflold The Coos Bay Rapid
Transit company, the proposed electric
railway being promoted by Major Kin-
nev. is negotiating with tno warsnnoia
eilv council for s frsnchise. The com
pany agrees to have the road completed
within five months sftor franchises
are granted in North Bend and Marsh-
field. W. P. Evans, of North Benfl,
nresident of the company, states thst
the street csr line will be built. Work
is being done at the terminal grounds.
Big New Mill Will Start.
Wallowa The first tralnload of logs
for tho big Nibley-Mimnaugh Lumber
company's mill has arrived at ine mm.
A large number of logs are banked out,
ready to be delivered. The mill Is
ready. The mill hss a capacity of 60,
000 foot per day and is tho largest of
ten mills which will market a tots! of
30,000,000 feet of lumber here an
nually. Planning Cherry Orchard.
Eugene E. M. Warren, who owns
the tract of land on Bailey hill on
which was located the old Tom Segar
prune orchard, has grubbed up.' every
tree In the orchard. 16 acres, snd may
plant the tract to Royal Ann cherries,
n the near future.
Stamp Mills to Stsrt.
Gold Hill A new 10-stamp mill at
the Grey Eagle mine on Sardine creek
is now In operation, and ths stamp mill
at the Kubli mine will be started Mon
day. 40 Acres Sell for 7,00O.
Frcewatcr H. M. Williams hss sold
his alfalfa ranch of 40 acres In the
Hudson Bay country to J. W. Foster of
Idaho, conslderstlon $7,000.
back mountain, known aa Oregon's
Marble Halls, will be put in shape to
receive visitors at an early date.
These caves are said to be the largest
marble halls In the world, and ever
year are plaited by touriaU from all
sections of the United State. Form
erly the eavea were controlled by pri
vate individuala, but are now within
the confines of the Siskiyou forest re
serve, and much the ssme aa a national
park. They will be protected and
ared for by rangers of the foraet serv
ice, in fact, one of the main camp of
the rangers is near the entrance to the
labyrinth.
Thousands of people would visit the
cavea but for the bard journey. Lo
cated 65 miles south of Granta Pass
and with the last 22 milea of the dis
tance covered only by a narrow, rough
and tortuous mountain trail, the trip
to me marble balls Is anything but
pleasant, and can only be made by the
aid of pack animals. The government,
through its appropriations for such
purposes, will construct a road to the
cavea from the main highway at Wil
liams valley, and will provide suitable
shelter st the caves.
we next eighteen months, by which I
time the Florida should be in commis
sion.
INDIANS IN REVOLT.
Live Lobsters Coming.
Boston A specialfy constructed gov
ernment car filled with lobsters haa left
the Maine coast for Portland, Or. But
they are not to be eaten, at least for a
while. They are going to the United
Slates hatchery, where they will be
given their liberty. While on the way
the temperature will be maintained at
42 degrees, and sslt water will be
sprayed upon them at intervale.
These are probably the lobsters which
are to be planted in Yaquina bay.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat Track prices: Bluestem. 88
u90c; club, 84(-iK6c; red Russian, 82c;
valley, 87c
Barley Feed and brewing, $22 23
per ton.
Corn Whole, $33; cracked, $34 ton.
Hay Track prices: Timothy, Wil
lamette valley, $20( 21; Eastern Ore
gon, $22(i25; alfalfa, $16.60dil7.50:
grain hay, $17((il8.
Oats No, 1 white, $26(r?27 ton.
Fresh Fruits Strawberries, Oregon,
$1.75(ii 2.25 per crate; apples, $1.60(0,3
per box; gooseberries, 6(i7c per pound.
Potatoes Carload buying prices:
Oregon, 4O(ff;50c per hundred; sweet
potatoes, 4c per pound.
Vegetables Artichokes, 60rti70c per
dozen: asparagus, $l(ii;1.25 per box;
cabbage, SH'e per pound; celery, $3.60
(tA per crate; hothouse lettuce, 60cCa)
$1 per box; green onions, 16c per doz
en; radishes, 15(ii:20e; rhubarb,
(t.2Sc per pound; spinach, 810c;
rutabagas, $1.25(i))1.50 per sack; car
rots, 85cftj,$l; beets, $1.60; parsnips,
75ctfi$l.
Onions Oregon, $2 per hundred;
red, $1.75 per sack.
Butter City creamery, extras, 28c
per pound; fancy outside creamery, 26
(C27c; store, 20c Butter fat prices
average 1, 4' c Per pound under regular
butter prices.
Eggs Fresh Oregon ranch, 2324e
per dozen.
Pork Fancy, 120113c per pound.
Veal Fancy, 9(ri)10c per pound.
Lambs Fancy, 10(d)12o per pound.
Poultry Hens, 18(i;20c; broilers, 27
(dSOc; ducks. 18(tt23c; geese, 12S'e;
turkeys, live, 20(ii;22c; dressed, 25c;
squabs, $3 per dozen. .
Cattle Boer steers, hay fed, good to
choice, $6r:6.25; fair to medium, $5(u)
6.60; cows and heifers, good to choice,
$56D5.16; fair to medium, $4.26Cd)4.75;
bulls, $3.604.26; stags, $4.50(i:5;
calves, light, $67; heavy, $4.50
6.50.
Hogs Top, $10($10.55; fair to me
dium, $9.25ifi9.65.
Sheep Best wethers, $9.25rffi9.55;
fair to good, $4.75((t5; bestewea, $4.76
((6; Iambs, choice, $7 8; fair, $6.60
fe-7. . .
Hops .1909 crop, 1215c; olds,
nominal; 1910 contracts, nominal.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 14I7e per
pound; valley, l?(g)20c; mohair, choice,
82S3c.
New Mexico Redtkina Destroy Prop
ery and Steal Stock.
East Las Vegss. May 14 An nrjris-
ing of serious proportions haa broken
out among the Taos Pueblo Indiana at
their village, 70 miles northwest of
here, and tonight troops are being
numea ny apeeiaj train from Santa Fe
to cheek a possible massacre of white
rancher.
The Indiana have cut all telephone
and telegraph wires from Taoa, but re
ports here indicate the depredations ao
far have been confined to an attack on
the wife and children of L. S. Meyers,
a homesteader, and tha cutting of
fences and looting of horses and cattle.
Further attack are expected by the
rancners ana judge John K. McFie,
conducting court at Taos, telegraphed
an urgent demand for troops to go
there. The government immediately
oruereo. ou men o( companies li and F,
New Mexico National guard, to Taoa.
The militiamen will arrive at Taos to
morrow forenoon.
THE ARCADE
' ST. HELENS
An Up-to-Date Moving Picture Show, in the
old Muckle store building, which has been re
modeled for the purpose. Three shows every
evening, beginning at 7:30.
600 SEALS ARE SET FREE.
Only
Government Can Take Them
From Water Hereafter.
Washington, May.14. Five hundred
three-year-old male seala are to be al
lowed to escape from the killing fields
on the Pribyloff Islands to supply the
required number of breeding adults in
the future, They are to be marked in
such a manner aa to make them readily
recognisable throughout the season and
under no circumstances are they to be
slain. They are to be the best samples
or ine seal nerds.
This direction, given to W. I. Lamb
key, agent in charge of the Alaskan
seal fisheries, was announced today by
Secretary Nagel. Stringent measures
for the protection of seal life are con
tained in the instructions to the agent
The privilege of taking the seala,
heretofore leased to a private com
pany, now rests with the government.
which is to sell the skins to the high
est Didder.
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Greed Cause of Outbreak.
Victoria, B. C, May 14. Japanese
refugees from Changsha say that pec
ulation by Chinese officials waa the
cause of the recent outbreak. Mr.
Susuki, a Japanese postmaster. Mid
that when rice was distributed to the
famine suffers last year, the governor
of Tseng, defrauded the people out of
20 per cent of the allowance of grain
and many died of starvation. Their
bodies were collected in one grave
and resentment against the governor,
together with fears of returning fam
ine, resulted in the outbreak.
Liquor Sales Must End.
Reno, Nev., May 14. H. J. Hum
phreys, United States marshal for Ne
vada, last night sent Deputy Marshal
Goode, of Elko, to the mining camp of
Jarbidge, Elko county, with instruc
tions to arrest ail saloonkeepers of that
camp. Jarbidge, which ia close to the
Idaho line, ia located on a governmnet
forest reserve, and the Federal law
prohibits the sale of liquor on forest re
serves. Fourteen saloons are doing
business and ail will be arrested. -
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Phoenix, Ans., May 14. Tho two
robbers who held up the Phoenix A
Maricopa passenger train last night
near here were captured tonight by a
posse headed by Sheriff Hayden and
Immigration Inspector Corin, in the
desert beyond Casa Grande,
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. Black Hand Agent Guilty.
New York, May 14 A verdict of
guilty waa found today in the Caruso
"Black Hand" case in Brooklyn.
man on trial waa Antonio Misiana, ac
cused of attempting to extort $15,000
from tha famous tenor.
letter Is received. W ahlp C. O. B. ea
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