The Oregon mist., July 22, 1910, Image 1

THE OREGON
MIST
NO. 35.
VOl XXIX.
ST. HELENS, OUEGON, FRIDAY, .1 VLY 82, 1910.
CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
Doing? of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
Event.
Unrl Rtum of Important
Presented In Condensed Form
for Our Busy Readers.
In
(rime
British
emphatic ally de
taka no part In
gin .rM...m havo kt thulr Uvea
for.nt llni about Spokane.
Ginlinucd r-prU of crop failure
.cr Uc ri of wheat going up.
A lout,' drouth In Nevada waa broken
ty rlouilhurat. In which one peraon
u drowned.
Tin Waahlngtun Coaat artillery re
K.rv.n made iHTfert aoorea at practice
with 10 Htid 12 inch guns.
All conductor and trainmen on the
Grand Trunk railroad of Canada, hava
. tin a iitrike for atlvanceu wagea.
To nu n arrears! aa horaethievea In
ntn. Cal.. have licen identified
i men who held up a Southern I'aciflc
train Iwit April.
In i mn-i-ch l Emporia, Kanaa,
"l'n lc J'h " Cannon aay the muck
raker can't make him withdraw from
the race for waker.
Kmployera of labor In Stockton, Cal.,
have (! 'lured war to the flniah upon
th eloaed ahop principle. All build
ing i at ataialatill.
A broken trolley wire fell Upon a bi
cycle ruler on Morriaon strett bridge.
In IVrlUnd. but hi rubber tire aaved
him from electrocution.
The Wright Brothers hava been ued
fur Jl'l.imu damages for breach of con
trad in connection with the aviation
meet at Toronto, Jut cloaed.
A Chinaman atreated In Seattle for
having opium in hia poaacaaion waa
found to have 1 150, (MM) In gold, billi
and certificate of dK-it atowed In
two heavy wooden cheat In hi room.
A general'atrika ha been ordered
by the National Kailroadcre' union of
France.
Creat aecrec over conference In
the houite of lords ha alarmed
Liberal.
I'reaident Taft hi
rlan-d that ha will
late politit-a.
Sixty carload of heavy steel rail
paniftl thmugn I'ortland for the I'aciflc
k Kanlrrn roatl at Medford. Ore.
Taft h atarted movement to re
attire the Colorado river to it original
bed in the Imrial valley of California.
Si nUr Cannon, of the houae of rep
resentative, wii overcome by heat
while ineakinir before the Chautauqua
ameinhly at W infield, Kansas.
Ih-apite the wrecking of the first
regular train on the new monorail ay
tern in New York, the damage will be
repaired and tha service resumed.
Flame starting from a urveyora'
camp have ruined thouaande of acrea
of timber and many settlers' home on
Kellogg Peak near Wallace, Idaho.
Three of Kngland' mot prominent
"uffragette" will viait Americ In
the interest of womn suffrsge. and
will probably come to the Pacific coaat
Five Republican, one Democrat, one
I'rohibitioniat and one Socialiat are cn
nai'eil in lively race for the nomina
tion for governor of California under
the new primary law of thatslste.
ITnitd SUte will con
fer iin the eatabliahment of through
freight rate.
Many bank are making application
to be apMiinted depoeilorle for tni
butital aavinga banka.
K..cr..l.ru natllno-er will tour Ral
nier national park to aee
provementa can be made.
The section of Nicaragua controlled
l.u m..i. i. .inUntlv hoatil to all
foreigner," eapeclally American.
A company of Spokane men have sr
rn tn ..w.i.,1 t2.noo.000 on an lr
riirntinn nroiert in Roirue river valley,
" I 4
Oregon.
C.reat Ilritaln would lik to come to
fri..,ilu iw,l..rtndinir with Gur-
niHnv. an aha could reduca her nsva
armnment.
In the narade t the Elk' conven
ti..n t n..in.it fully 20.000 men were
In lino, and 300 were temporarily over
come by the heat.
II. .1.1... t....l,t In hold UP 40
tw.Mj.-i n n,HTiti'i.u - .
friAn tt a fnnftif Flirt Ion train In Ohio,
on pay day but were put to flight by
ruaillade of bulluU,
An A morion clrpa waa found mur
d. red in I.ondon. and her huaband ha
disappeared and I believed to be
route to New York.
F.,r,..r nr.. In Idaho are again be-
Vf nrl mnrrnl. Million of dollars
worth of timber I being destroyed by
fir... n w..Mntnn. Idaho, and Mon
tana.
Ruita wkieh will brimr Densities g
gregating $42,000 have been begun
mrultiaift M t Main rl railroad for over
working their trainmen.
William Plttman. the American i cap
tured h th Mailrl force In Nicar
atlla w frmnrl In a fllthv Drlaon cell
dvinirnf atarvaMnn. The American
conaul forced Madrli to glv him better
accommodations.
WAR IS UNAVOIDABLE.
Japan Writer Say Day of Reck
oning it Coming.
Victoria -That war between Amer
ica and Japan cannot be avoided i the
theme of a Hrrial article in the Oaaka
Mainlchl received by the Kmprea of
China. The Japanese writer any:
"It la now being anticipated in di
plomatic circle in general that In
future, when the relation between
Japan and America become more
atrained which will certainly reHult
from a continued roll in ion of intereat
the nilniritry will have, to acrornpliah
the painful duty of informing the other
country' government that the reault of
uch a colliiion will be an outbreak of
war.
"It will lie pitiful indi til, if, even
on that orcaaion. Japan adheres to di
plomatic compliment and Ktates that
no colliaion will take place. Why do
the Japaneae not boldly and oeiily say
that there will be a colliaion. If they
think that the Americana will believe
the Japaneae assertion thut a colliaion
will never taku place, they will only
deceive themselves - certainly not the
American."
The writer contribute a very
lengthy article, In which ho credit
American sympathy with Japan during
the war with Kiissla to a din ire to cur
ry favor with the Jewiah element of
America, and after detailing American
naval progreaa he urge rapid develop
ment of the Japaneae navy.
MONORAIL TRAIN WRECKED.
New Interurban Service Prove Fail
ure on Ftrat Trip.
New York Twenty iktbohs were in
jured, only one seriouily, in the first
commercial trip of the new monorail
service between City Inland and Bar
low, in the suburb of The Bronx.
Howard Tunis, the inventor, who
waa motorman, broke a rib and one
passenger broke a leg. The latter was
the only one of the injured to go to a
hospital.
Although described aa a monorail.
..... .,lu r.r the roiiuianv owns did not
depend for the stability on a gyroscope
.,r oniiort ami traction ii ran mi
mil hut twin iruidu rail over
head hung between pillar
brace on either nl
mmv h.-M it in balance.
While the car wa running 30 miles
. ...... n1 theae iruide rail worked
I..-., and the car tilted 40 degree,
piling the frightened paMBeiigura in the
lower angle. The pillar at either aide
of the car prevenU-d it from toppling
entirely.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
FINDS JAPAN FRIENDLY.
STATE'S PROGRESS GREAT.
BIG WATER PROJECT ON.
Land
66 OOO Acre of Rogue Rivar
to Be Irrigated.
Medford Fifty-five thousand acre
of the Rogue river valley will bo irri
gated, at an expenditure of at leaat
$2,000,000, within the next few year
a the result of the closing of a deal
whereby the Rogue River Valley Canal
company, composed of a party of Spo
kane eanitalist. headed by P. Welch,
acquires ownership of the property of
the Fish Lake Water company.
The consideration waa not given out
hv either Dartv to the transaction.
Mr. Welch aid that hi company ha
had the property under option nearly
a year and had spent nearly $150,000
in examining the property, making
anrvpva and in development work.
TK. nll enmnanv had about 60 mile
nf ranala and ditches. B
VtA N. fiimminirs. manacer of the
Rnirue River Valley Canal company.
said that hi company would proceed at forma, rece tjon
once to the construction of additional , cnM, Qn (
I 1 I . 1 iinlil til.... Ill AF A I
canals ana laterals um-.i ,.-"-100
milea of canal and 400 mile of
laterals. The company own reservoir
Stat Engineer Lewi Say Irrigation
Work is Revelation.
Salem After traveling 1,000 mile
through Central and Souhern Oregon,
half of the distance by automobile and
stage, State Engineer John H. Lewi
i back at the state raptiol and report
that development work and advance
ment of Carey act project are a revel
ation to him.
"During the pant few year the de
velopment work ha been remarkable,"
he axserta. "At Prlneville they re
expecting a big rush of settler be
cauHe of the recent opening of the road
land grants and prospect are bright
for a branch of the Oregon Trunk up
Crooked river.
"At Litidlaw the indicationa piont to
a reorganization of the Columbia
Southern project and it I probable
conntruction work will be reaumed for
the purpose of reclamation of 30,000
acres of valuable land.
"Irrigation development is cauaing
iiinul activity at Bend. In addition
to this factor, timber, railroad con-
...
amid on ami waieroower uc.ciwnn.i . . . , ,
.11 ...wnin- a irreat era for that right in tne r lan anu ur . ; minister, and five mem
""""""I" " " - I ... i i.t nf K-. Illlll n I ...
community. lois wnn -j
American Secretary I Royally Enter-
tainad In Tokio.
Tokio "Unhappily, force for evil
for unknown but sinister purpose con
stantly are endeavoring by fal re
port or other method to create condi
tion of ill will or distruat between
two neighboring peoples.
"Their relation are to firmly es
tablished and their interest are too
diatinct to admit of the possibility of
oy question arising between Japan
and the United States, which will not
yield readily to the ordinary process of
diplomacy. The increased and more
intimate exchange of view between
the two government dispel all appre
hensions on that score."
Thi utterance wa made by Foreign
Minister Count Komura in toasting J
M. Dickinson, the American secretary
of war, at a banquet given by Count
Komura in honor or the American cao
inet officer. Mr. Dickinson and hi
party arrived at Yokohama on board
the steamer Siberia, ana alter an in-
at the American con-
to Tokio.
Vienna Bakers & Coffee House
Everything New and Clean
Try Our Coilcc and Cake
HOULTON - -
OREGON
THE CHICAGO STORE
F. J. BASEEL, Proprietor.
HANDLES ONLY THE BEST IN
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Shoes and Boots, Men s
Suits, Shirts, Etc.
A first Class Line of Ladies' Suits, Skirts, Etc
m. i! . aatTair
ine dinner wu -.
Eighty peron. sat down to the table, Ti? wnt to save money, fifet the best gooas
including Maroui Kateura, Uie Japan- " J r , . . T
eae crime minister, and five member, arid alWaVS be SatlSneQ Wlin VOUf pUICIUiaea,
exW t ha nuMnoT sinmirBlll. VHTltfrMlB amIHl I 1 .
that sold for next to nothing on the ieei oi waier, ueamc. '-""""- officer and their ladies. Alter toaaia
main street of the town ten year go ter In the norm ana soum ior. ox to pre8ident Taft Md the emperor bad
are now going at $4,000. Many new tie i Butte eek propo, respectively by Coant
houe. are being erected and a great The companj w . 7.000 .ere. or Komur, Thom J O'Brien, the
ana in mo - '.": " American amDassaaor. vouni tumurm,
already prosperoua
and lateral
of the right of
runh of settler is expected.
"Forty miles south of Bend heavy
machinery is being assembled and con
struction work is beginning on an irri
gation project to water 30,000 acre.
Development work here l in cnarge ui
the Deschute Land company. The
main line of the Oregon Trunk will go
directly through thia project and the
NHtron-Klamath line I to pass wnnin
feet of the dam site In
Crescent Lake, which supplies water
for the project. La Fine I the town
site for thi development work and
there is now talk of moving Rowland,
the old town, to La Pine o that it win
be on the railroad. From La Pine al-
reuy can be hcarl the sound oi Dlasi
ing on the Natron-Klamath line, where
work is being carried on over Uie
mountain. Every blast i cheerful
new to the people of the Deichute.
"At Paisley the 12,000-acre carey
it will maintain an experimental larm
in charge of an expert Though thia
tu nf lunH the comDanv has dug . ca
nal aix feet wide at the bottom and a
boulevard 60 feet wide parnlleling it
CRAINMEN IN COMBINE.
wKh..i.r..iw.rt to Manufacture and
Ship Flour.
Portland A a test of their strength
Sn nnnnuinir interests which they con-
aiitpr Inimical to the Farmers' Educa
inol anH Co-ouerative union, wealthy
wheat grower of Umatilla county and
the Walla Walla country are going to
manufacture flour for export on an
rale, according to announce
ment made in Portland. While the
plana of organization are not as yet
complete, it is known thst they include
the bui ding oi flouring muis, ware-
in DroDosing the health of Mr. Dickin
son, referred to previou viiU to Ja-
nan of President Taft
. ... - tl It t J 4.1
These visit 1 recall. aaio me
foreiim minister, "not only because
personality endeared him to ail, oui
because bis Insight ana cairn juagmenv
on a hi ml him to aDDreciate the true
value of the entimenta entertained by
Japan for America."
PARALYTIC LAD WALKS.
God Followers Think Mir
acla I Performed.
Kansas City, Mo. Eugene Bell and
hia wife, of this city, believe a miracle
has been performed upon their
Paul. 9 years old.
Paul has been helpless lor a weea
with . infantile paralysis. His father.
THE CHICAGO STORE
HOULTON, OREGON
At I Bisiey um i,v me DUiiaing oi ooun.ig, . . - . -i ..--u
set project i being delayed because of ho power plant transmission lines an nnordained minister of the ChurcB
conflict in water right. , . ,nd .bout 40 mile of railroad. of God, and other member, of that
capital vo cnurcn, nave utco ujiuj
AMERICAN HELD PRISONCR.
Madriz Forces Compel Tk Phyii
cian to Trt Wounded.
U'...ini7t,in On the strength of
prea reports the State department
legraphed American Minsui mi
Uluefield to ascertain wneuier
awrence nurgneim,
exas, is held a prisoner by the Ma.lriz
force. The reH.ri was .
Uurgheim had been compelled to treat
the wounded at HluefieMs ItlufT.
Evidences of the comimon i um..
revalcnt in Managua were reeeiveu ai
the State department w.rouK..
ranalation of public i'1"""'
the military governor in the "
une. One of these orders proo.o..
in.iivl.loal from leaving me cu
r;n..n iw-rmit from the
ii.-a. Perons disobeying
. -I-....,! as revolutionists.
Another order prohii.ueo kimv.
n private hous.s and in public eatab
liahment after 9 o'clock in tne even-
ng except by permission oi
itie.
"At Lakeview the dam ana main
canal of a 60,000-acre private project
are nearly complete and the land under
the canal sold.
"Perhaps of all prospective projects
In Southern Oregon the one In Warner
Lake valley I found had the more nu
merous interesting features. Thi i
4(1 miles cast of Lakeview and $30,000
h. ulr.mW been expended in survey
There is abundance oi capital vo cnurcu, u rJ j
r .u. .ntomriM in con- I cure on me Doy. iney t V"J
-.;n with the movement sainj.ovo i ai uie ucubiuc u-j
having been already subscribed, nd when Paul awoke.
mere la pieniy u looocj. r r ------ - . u o j. u.
insure the carrying oui m w u.c--.. . -
COUIa raise nia arms iiuiuiv "-v,j
before the attack. Hi right leg, use
less for a week, supported him. The
have a cheese family believe him cured in answer vo
their prayers.
moters, to
the enterprise.
Will Have Cheese Factory
Toledo Toledo i to
THE ARCADE
ST. HELENS 1
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.
what lm-
R!aevelt will pre
dire-t nominations.
tha fight for
author
thi order
i , ik. ,lvetnnment of 100.000 ,, T B. James began contruc
inH This valley is 80 mile tinn this week on the building, which
lomr and run from five to 15 mile In ; to houge the plant, and expect to
width. iH'tween rock bluff 3,000 feet making cheese by
high,
WAY TO APOLOGY SOUGHT.
feet k makiner rheese bv August 15. He
The land here will be developed will Uie plant on the Wadsworth Medi,torm Concerned With Adjusting
bv the state under the Carey act ie pW ,nd will build a wnan ouv .o
company doing the work is under $7,- deep water , the Wilhelmina can load
. 'i. ... ..i, romnlute inves- ,u- nrnHncta with convenience. The
ligation and is apparently going ahead opacity of the factory will be 500 gal
ions ox miiK uji "u -
creased to 1,000 gallon.
notwithstanding there
blwking the
in atHd I HUM.
nr.. immense obstacles
,,H.'.hi ..n.i of 1 000 second-foot capac.
ii i . i. mnalrurted for 15
ity will nitc w ,
;i... .l..mr an almost vertical rock
be in-
Stock Poisoning Charge.
Salem On a charge of poisoning
stock. AI Hornbuckle
height, muni w circuit un. ...... --
a peat bog, in addition to sever- We,t stayton and it i alleged he gave
age sites, long flume and in- pgn to animals belonging to neigh-
bora. He has pleaded
will stand trial.
not guilty and
arraigned
" ff and three miles of dikes, 40 to 50 JudgC George H. Burnett in
. ., L : .u. .i h constructed I .:;. nnrL Hornbuckle is from
across
al storage
verted siphons.
"The tract however, is very dcsir-
l I. .l It.tai 17 11 for irrigation, hav-
aoie, anu - .
ng an excellent ciimaic,
facilities, wnicn n-
rn iii v" -
efinitely promised, may
easible to irrigate.
Strike Now Abandoned
c lTl.e Machinist' U'"n of
Everett Wash., has voted to permit it
memU-rs In the Great Northern shops
there to accept the company offer of
2 cent an hour and a "''unUdBayi;
This will make the wge 44 rent, an
TV... mn nHti U.-Ilin
hour. - , ,h
eight hour day. a. .. - - -.
".. . ....-i T,,l..a association, thi
Unliea - ..,,. of
.ction will resun.
i i ..... imfl Mil v.i.
the triKe ik-k"" - - .
Northwest for the eight-hour day
Wrecking Crew Held Up.
Albany. N.Y.-A wrecking train or.
Ronton Blaine run."- -
lloaion M.l,nl.-avillo early
Wa lei."" V . V. .., IT-her
l... Ilaliana
was llllgg " -
1 11... aa, . IL7I. no
reacne.i u.v- -
J . ... . turn ilhi hi n ifuii""
-gim;; and fireman.iu.re-
fused to let the wrecker procee... .
fused io it Italian lalHirer.
tr.in cameu ... - n
who iounu uie...-- M-ehan.
.l The train reiurnvu .
ruwui
icsvillo. .
v.iinw Fever Feared
......a..i.iu American Consul Thoa,
Diueii. -- . ,.,rlltion
American naval commander, here
iilisrve tne
the
before it
the train
to
Klamath
inc operator,
mobile service
and Crater Lake
Wil-East-
with PORTLAND MARKETS.
been wv.t Rluestem. 88Ca90c; club,
prove very oi,d, red Russian. 81c: valley. 86c
Barlev Feed and brewing,
per ton.
.,i.. I . . m I. TimnthU
Through Line to Urater Hay iraca prii.
i mi vvg i ii 1 Q.T1 Q rvor trtn
n ii T W I In tr Isltrt iDmAT 1 1 VHIIfV. 1 l'U' vw-'f
fan ;,,,. .ir.ir. .w 113
i ..i,iinhci an auio- ern ureiron. wi."i ""'-- -i - - -
nKB W.wv.. "
i....-.on Klamath rail fn!4. . ...
v . " I .... , ,nn. 1,1 111! nv
m riann has the Lorn wnoie, t-
contract with Souvne n - ,26r(i27.60 ton,
handle the througn n'rit, creamery, extra. 31c
from San Francisco to I ' . V- out.idV creamery. 30
butter rat, sic.
Peru-Ecuador Dispute
Washington How best to arrange
for Peru and Ecuador to plogixe to
one another for the stoning of their re
spective legations and consulates a a
.nlt nf the boundary disputes last
anrinir la one of the early problems
that haa called the representative oi
three mediating nations, the United
States, Brazil and Argentine Republic,
tn conference a Washington.
s much was learned on the second
day of the conference, July 16.
Tha earrvinir out OI the nrsi conai
tinna of the mediation, the withdrawal
nf th force from the frontier and a
cessation of warlike preparations.
prompt demobilization and the return
tn a normal peace oasis aiau arc
sought
Mors Land to Be Opened.
Snnkane Two remaining Indian i
Ticket can be purchased either at San per pound; fancy
J ancisco "r I'ortland and way point ( 31c; .tore 23c;
f "he trip directly througth by way Eggs - Orego
servations in thi. .Ute, the Yakima
and Colville, are expected to be opened
ttlmont within the next year, ac-
porrlinir to Judge Jame. W. Wltten,
aunerintendent of land drawing for the
... . . i urn... :
Interior department, juage n nwn
. rs III ... Irf.hA
en route IO iur u nicire,
aihore the drawing for lot In flum-
n.r.nn candled. 26t;((j:27c .A other townsite on the Coeur
of thi great natural worker. r
. ticket through Will
San r raiu ioi" - - -
mean that after tne arr.v-. ...
.engers can remain over night and the
following morning -
the rim of Crater Lake where they
Will connect with another line from the
other side.
Need Cherry Picker.
La Grande -With the largeat crop
of cherries in the history oi un
,.v.,r ana pacaera. r
sible
nor dozen: Eastern, Z4i.40ae,
Poultry Hen, 18(l9c; springs,
n. Hock. 15c: geese. 106111c; tur
lev's live. 18(ii20c; dressed, 22fi
or... .mi aha. S3 per dozen,
Pork Fancy, izvaiac P1
v.lFancv. 12(dl2We per pound
r.n Fmiu Apples, new, $1.26ve
2.25 per box; Lambert cherries, me
per pouna;
d'Alene reserve will be held. AH the
land that can be irrigated on tne
Yakima reserve will be awarded to the
Indians, lesving only grazing lands.
Columbia County Abstract and Trust Company
ST. HELENS, OREGON
LET OS
MAKE Your Abstracts
DO Your Notarial Work
INSURE Your Buildings
SELL Your Buildings
RENT You a Safety Deposit Box
FURNISH Your Bonds
City Shoeing Shop
General Blacksmithing. Woodwork and Repair
pair Work Promptly and Neatly Done. Pav
ing Cutters' Tools Made to Order. Horse
shoeinp; a Specialty. All Diseases of the t oot
Scientifically Treated Free of Charge.
E. H. WICKS, Proprietor
First Door West of School House. ST. HELENS. ORE.
Drexel Flies 21 Miles.
Bournemouth, England J. Arm
strong Drexel, a son of Anthony Drex
.1 nf Philadelphia and London, and
nrlcot. 50cdf $1 per box; ,w' ,.h aviator. Leon Morane. en-
V laaaT.
Mm
VJAFITEB-A RIDER AGENT:
muenTowi
and district a
ndc mnd . ihib.1 1
almpla Latnt Model "Ranart" hicytle lumnht.1 h u. Uur rn trvymatt tm
Bukii mow. liI H ' " " frtrtu-nutrt inJ iptial tjftr ml ct.
MU MUNEV RKOl IKfcl unnl you reiend approveoi r lacytlt. w
tn inronc. anywhere in the u. .-. ctm atpoiM in .uwrn..
SEwIKll !!! KKJ5 TKIAt. duotw .hnh urn. yoa J nd' .',c'e.4
nut it to ny icm
kee
for pu-Kirs p- . tmmDer .M ta ROf.i 4.25 per erate.
to get neipw ". wnrk . a ' f.hlp- Artichokes. 60i75c per
celery, 90c; cu-
to
...uiat nrecautions
irve inn ..- -- .
l r . ..nUalion be held
-'m:"Rl ffT on account of
Wltn inueoc..." . tfMlcnt
iat-Pltow fever
there. m. -""- thtt Madri,
has resched me rami-.
army.
Auto Supersedes Piano.
New York-Another count has been
i il to the indictment against the
aavs in explanation of the case. mo
"y,".i.L ...ld not realiie on its
not buying pi--
buying automobiles.
Veiretablei
?-r than ever before employed, but dor,n; beans. S
,M.KS'.t.. . JL. thia the crop io bae. 2(i2v
n.tttlII nalHIIUIKK - . I -
. A koln rnnoti. i Rfi twr dozen
"Si .V r ZIuS help fa per box; egg plant,
b ained at once the orch.rdi.t. w 111
sustain he.vy losses from lack of help.
Wood-Working Plant Established.
Redmond-An Important industry
.... at Redmond la the
worklnTpl-tofUL. Osbo ne.
Issoon as the building Is completed,
ft IsThe intention to manufacture kit-
cabinet ngnv ----V" .
aSOTw-r than
Prineville.
taired in brilliant performances lot
over-sea speed flights. The start was
at the aerodrome across tne ooieni in
the direction of the Isle oi vngni,
thence round the Needles lighthouse
ana hack, a distance oi t muea.
3((i5c per pound; csb- Tne frenchman cohered it in Z5 minu-
c per pound; cauliflow- teg the American In 34 minutes.
nlums. 50c fill peacnea, ouc
tl 25; Loganberries, $101.50 per
r-rate: blackberries. $1.50C2 per box;
watermelons, ISC per pouna; can
SfllSTEl-BKAKES. Lmument a .11 kind! .1 ki tin W r,UU fr-.
50 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF
Weston Harvest Starts.
Weston-Harvesting is starting in
he. A few outfiU have. Wad, begun
i. n the na-nier
ion win " -. -w. .
tiona, and of good quality
ter than last year.
lands. Crops
of W
fmm all Indies
..rul. mwn onions. IDC per not'
en; peas, Pc per pound; peppers, 10(S
12Sc; radishes, 15(t20c per dosen;
carrots, $lfiCL25 per sack; beet-,
11.50: parsnips, $lcf1.25; turnips, $1.
Potstoes Old Oregon, 75c(n $1 per
hundred: new, IV.'e per pound.
Onions-Walla Walla, $2.50 per
..A. Ilnnri River. $2.25.
r.ttl. Reef ateers. good to choice.
is SfWHR.nO: -fair to medium, $4.254
and heifers, good to choice.
ti 9KrtjR .10: fair to medium, $3.60((4;
huila. $3ftr.3.75; stags, $3.604.60;
-alves. liirhL $5.75t6.75; hesvy,
ROoi'R.
Hogs Top, $10010.25; fsir to me
dium, $a.60(r9.7a.
Sheen Best wetners, aj.(wi.
Murderers to Be Shot.
R.U Lake Citv Hsrry Thorne, 19
...n old. will be shot to death at the
state prison September 9 next, for the
murder of George rasscii, a grocer.
Sentence was pronounced by uisirici
Judge Lewis. James Riley, who was
Thome's accomplice in the crime, and
who also must psy the deatn penalty,
according to the verdict, will be sen
on JuW 23. Fsssell was killed
the night Of March 26 lasx, wnen
Tk.no Rile and an unknown man
S irwi nv .- j
held up his store.
Kins- Flies In Airship
Rmaaela Klnir Ferdinand of Bui
...-a aatahliahed the record of being
th firat monarch to go aloft in heav
i..tKn-ai machine, wnen in wc
to B-OOU. IH((l3.n; oeat ewea, - - - - . . , ... u Am
-- " . . . r n . n . : tkax i fnf a ntcrni in a niuiaov w.m. m. .w
i i.mKa .rrif sn.nuLo: lair, eiowiii - . .
Ill ... U '
rtt ro wish, 'll you ft re thru not perletllr ftJtislied or do ao wuk a
d the bicrcK hip it biiifti to us at our epens na firm mmi m w w irm-
,,.... nninr. Vie lumnti the h.he tnam mcrciei poiu w
FACTORT PRICtS at one inv.il pront xrtuil lietore co.t. Voa taw
ao lit middleenea't pronu be burtne; direct ol UJ end lure the manufacturer caw
tU rTundTo b.V7oe. 1H iSOT HI V . Ucrcl. or . na ol me. (ro e-rj-St
Sir until you receive our cataluee end learn our anbeird oi
SrWer and TtmarkaU tftcuU ffm to rider U.
0B WILL BE ASTONISHED :rBZXl
sVa-ifvecan make TOi nii year. e ku uie - iiicifiatun.rv. .
iCrT ofhVr lac"r W. .re t..fied -ttll ..oo prolit .boy. (actor, com
I1CYCIJ5 1KA!.KIW. you v-n all our bitrtle. under your ra aaax olaui a
mi
our pneet.
Order, oiled the Ciy received. ... . v. i
u.ronniin HHIVt I.KS. V do not retrnlany nannie a n .
.-i, V: . ...-.t-. . hind taken In trade by our Chicaio retail .tore.. 1MM"
' oni""r ' - - -7 m u . fti.,1. twnmm Kinrun list, mailed ire.
jMnrr ,nd VOftU.. p, reyaar.
SELF-HEALING TIRES
n. . ! nil arftVe ai thtu lira ft
tJO ptr fair, Io inlroJut ire will
(0 MORE TROUBLE FROM PDSCTBRES
NAILS. Tak or Olaea will not la tha
Or oat. Simty thoiiMnd rir lMf J,c,r-
hrer two hundred utouaana pair, new
SAMPLE
hrnmrt
.Acu.romr.t.Unth.tth.lrt.rh.T.onlT
icacualomer. italina th.t their tire.h.T.onl.1
i-Lin.hnleaeftioa. TheTweixh
v . .i Maietinipniialitiesheinff ffivetl
a oral nary irv, y" ' " J l.htic nil lha
. arreral lever, oi min...wij . . , ........
read. ThrerulrprlohlieMtirai..wpCTpair,butfor
laMWUtlt Of
read.
dvcrtiiioi
he rider ol
a180
fMH mm
TO IMRODUOC, ONLY fj
V.' a J
- -KaT
Wotloa tha thick rahhor tr.aS
A" and pnnstura atrip "
and II," alao rlna atrip tl
to ura.eint rim oattlns. Thai
lire will oatlaat any atta.t
tnaka-Norr. a.i.AJI110 ueal
tASIf K1UI.NO.
We ship C. O. D. oa
aa rrprewaieo.
per pair) if row
Yow run ate rUa is
b returned .t HDH expenat If tor an. reaiem Ihey ara
mhle ana money mi 10 aa m -
ml that they will nd aaaier, run iaeer.
. -7'. ... ......
nnroMl You do aol pay a cent anttl yon nave eaaminevi .
11?.! ; -..?r .T. f rent (thereby makinu th price S14.SS
w r will allow jl . . , ' i . Vm. v
.-a ri.LL. CASH WITH tiKUKit ana ncio '""""".
xndlni; order a the tire. may. b returned
rot aat'sfactory on eaaminaticm. W ara Perfecwy..r's';
.na. ii yo. .rue. ay... " v;-2 '..L. k.-.m,.,l of ten at Itty Drire. we
aVwao ?yoU Tend aa a tnal o?der at one, hence thi. remark.l.tetir. offer
" . . don't buy any kind at any prkw until yon amd for pair or
'f YOU nttU flfa-O Iledgethorn F
ha trwcMil Introductory prkw quoted abore: or writ
It-AoVa end quote, all Inakea and kind, of Urea at t
tear rl bee and quote
DO NOT WAIT
aler w. ar making, tl
puncture-Proof tire on aprtwal and trial at
! for our big i tre ana nunary uuuuia
bout half tha Mini prvrea.
bui writ. . . poat.l tcUy. IX I"I'TTI1IKU """S'JLZZZZ
.t. r tir.ft trona anvonc ami. yw - '
j com a poaul to learn mrythuig. Writ It HO W.
6.26.
U
1 Minn at the aerodrome at Kiewitu
j. L MEAD CYCLE COMPAIIY, CHICAGO, ILL