Dayton herald., June 15, 1906, Image 2

THE DAYTON HERALD
GERMANIA TO QUIT.
BLOW TO THE WEST.
Bnteiwd as second claie matter at the poat
office at Dayton, Oregon.
Strong Insurance Company Withdraw*
From Califoreia.
Mining, Irrigation and Lumber Inter­
est* Will Feel Effect of Economy.
IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS j
Sin Fr*nci»co, June 13.—The Ger-
Washington. June 12.—House repre­
, mania Insurance company, of New
sentatives struck a severe blow to the
' York, will write no more insurance in
entire Wqst in cutting down the all-
this State, will close all its offices and TURNS DOWN WOOL GROWERS. SAYS CONTRACTORS WILL LOSE important kppropriatfon for the geo->
Tuesday, June 12.
•Ives in sympathy with the idea of giv­
nbandon California as an insurance
logic*] survey carried by the sundry
Washington, June 12.—By a vote of ing the president a fund for railroad
field.
Telegraphic instructions have Pinchot Say* Th*y Must Pay for All Did Net Know Nature of Rock Along civil bill, and unless the senate in­
54 to_6 the senate today decided to con­ expenses.
been received from the home office to
Range in Reserve*.
creases these items,- mining, irrigation
Route of Celilo Canal.
the bill extending from 28 to 86
Beyond the debate on the president’s
that
effect
and
will
be
followed.
In a Condensed Form for Our Two reasons are given for this action. Washington—Giffor^ Pinchot, chief Portland—The government canal at and lumber interest* will feel the effect sider
hours the time that livestock may be traveling expenses, the house devoted
of the bouse legislation.
In all $846,-
Sul­
Busy Readers.
One, general in its scope, is that of an of the Forestry service, has overruled Celilo will cost $10,000,000, instead of 000 has been cut off the geological sur- kept in cars without unloading. The the day to the sundry civil bill.
the
protest
of
the
Umatilla
County
$4,000,000,
according
to
I.
H.
Taffe,
oaseage of the bill was advocated by zer, of New Aork, talked op good roads
ultra-conservative company not caring
’
vey
appropriation.
Woolgrowers’ association in the matter
Warrep, who said that under its terms and Sims, of Tennessee, discussed the
T A Resuma of th* La** Important but to risk any more of its capital in Cali­ of charging a grazing fee* for the Blue who has been operating fish wheel,
The government was about to begin
near there for 20 yeais.
the
time can only be extended on the rural free delivery box question, which,
fornia
losses.
The
other
is
more
spe
­
Not L*aa lnt*r*ating Eventa
mountain for«st reserve range this sea­
“The contractors, Smith A Jones, the testing of mineral fuels ofd.be written application of the owners of the he said, will Jfow info a scandal *hould
cific, and says the decision of the com­
of th* Pa*t W*«k.
West,
including
the
coals
-and
lignites
son. The woolgrowers also protested wbo are digging the first half mile at
stock, and that often unloading is the government persist in compelling
pany was influenced by the legislature
that they were not assigned individual the Celilo end, will lose $100,000 on of the Pacific coast. Little work of this more harmful to the stock than to ex­ rural patrons to purchase certain styles
and Insurance Commirsioner Wolf.
ranges.
The department explained
job,” he said. “They took it at character can be done, for the appro­ tend for a few hours the time of their of boxes.
The action of the Germania company
that it was not customary to assign tdo low a figure, evidently not knowing priation was only |l>00,000, when twice confinement.
The president and senate continue at is the talk of insurance circles.
When
particular tracts to individual stockmen the nature of the rock they have to that amount has been annually appro­
loggerheads on important measure.
After a lengthy discussion the bill
it was reported that the Eagle and some
priated for similar work in the' East.
Friday, June 8.
when reserves were first created, and it
was passed.
A storm is brewing in the Russian of the other smaller companies would is not yet determined what plan will be blast out. Their bid was $294,000.
Instead
of
$100,000
to
carry
on
the
They have about 10Q,men at work pre­
Washington, June 8.—The senate to­
parliament about duplicity regarding quit California, there was little com­ followed in the Blue mountains.^
paring a foundation for. the rock work investigation of mineral resources, in­
day listened to two set speeches, one
ment—it was 'expected—but when a
executions.
Washington, June 12.—With a very
cluding black sand experiments at Port­
The
association
also called attention on the upper end of the canal.”
by Morgan in support of hie reeolution
company like the Germania declared,
large
proportion
of
the
members
pres
­
All shipping on San Francisco bay
Mr. Taffe eave there is nothing in the land, the house grants but $50,000.
providing for an investigation by a sen­
itself in the same manner the entire to recent decisions by the California
continues tied up on account of a strike
and Washington courts to the effect tishwheel business tbi* season because This will shut off the black sand work ent, due to the activity of the Republi­ ate committee, of the affairs of (he Isle
commercial community of the city was
of the freight handlers.
that the secretary of agriculture is “those fellows on the lower river won’t entirely, when the present special fund can and Democratic whip«, the house of Pines, and the other by Hopkins in
startled. j
today passed a rule sending the railroad
>
.‘
without authority to impose a tax for let a single salmon get past them.” He is expended.
- The house ha* voted t.o allow no
opposition, to the eealevel cknal bi.il.
The Germania is pne of the strong
rate bill back to conference as asked
The
appropr
.ation
for
forest
reserve
the
uee
of
forest
reserve
range,
and
gets a good prjee, 7 cents a pound, for
Neither treasure was acted on. Some
money to soldiers’ homes for mainten­ companies doing business in California,
for
by
the
senate,
without
even
an
ex
­
surveys
is
cut
from
$130,000
to
$100,-
without
authority
arbitrarily
to
regu
­
all he traps, his market being in the
time was also spent in considering the
ance which have canteens.
having assets of $7,000,000, and is pay­
000
“
ind
-C,cut
of
$50,000
is
made
in
pression
of
its
wishes
as
to
any
of
the
late its use. The forest officials inter­ East.
His cold storage works are,
District of Columbia appropriation
Chicago courts are trying to decide ing its losses as rapidly as they are ad­ pret these decisions to hold that the however, devoid of salmon this season, the appropriation for topographic sur­ amendments. The rule wax debated
bill.
justed.
Among
insurance
men
the
who is the head of Zion City at the
secretary of agriculture bad not been and he does not anticipate any great veys, which form the basis of all the for 40 minutes. The leaders partici'
present time. Dowie is the star wit- Germahia is noted for its conservatism. empowered to enforce any penal code, improvement in the run.
geological survey work. Congress has paled in the discussion, the Democrats
It was thought probable that the com­
Wahington, June 8.— With the ex­
but did have thé right to keep the re­
been appropriating $200,0,00 annually taking the position that the time was
pany had been frightened out of the
ception of an hour spent on pension
to gauge streams preliminary to under­ opportune to concur in the sleeping car
The Longworths are receiving splen­ state by its recent losses. This was not serves clear of stock or lease them on
Calapooia Company is Sued. —
legislation, in which-time 327 bills for
.
, conditions as he should
Albany — Claiming the Calapooia taking actual irrigation woik. Thia is amendment and instruct the oenferees the relief of Civil and Spanish Ameri-
did entertainment in London. .Mrs. fully admitted at the offices of the such reasonable
Uys
to
t
lm
a
nti-pass
amendment.
Al
­
Longworth dined wiht the king a few company, though it was conceded that prescribe. No appeal has been prose-[ Lumber company, of Crawfordsville, cut to $100,000 and means material in­
ean war veturans—WBYK”"passe
out¿d to a final hearing in either case, Kas cut and logged more than 750,000 terference with Irrigation surveys in lo­ though tlie Democrats were aided by
days ago.
the character of the loss and the man­
eight Republicans, they could not com­ house labored today on the sundry civil
but
the
ofli*als
believe
.their
right
in
calities
where
new
proieets.are
couteu»-
feet
of
timber
off
land
belonging
to
A New York Federal grand jury ha* ner in which it was incurred may have the sphere indicated is beyond alb pos­ him, Abner C. Withee has filed suit plated.
mand vote* enough to defeat the rule, bill, tpaking much headway.
Under the lead of Keifer, of Ohio,
asked that several officer* of the tobacco had its effect on the directorate.
which was adopted, 184 to 99.
sible
question,
and
say
that
court
deci
­
Another
ent
that
will
be
felt
is
in
for $4<500 damages In the State Circuit
There is every likelihood that a num­
trnat be adjudged In contempt and sent
Representative Sherman, of New the house refused to transport silver
sions will have no influence upon the court for Linn county, through Attor­ the appropriation for the annual report
coins and other money by registered
to jail for failure to produce - certain ber of companies will follow Jthe exam­ rules adopted for-eontrol of reserves. ’
ney W. Lair Thompson! The -timber on mineral^resources of the United York, introduced a bill today providing mail, insisting that their transporta­
books wanted by .the jufyHn an inves­ ple of the Germania. Smaller com­
a passenger rate on all railroads in the
States.
This
will
cut
down
the
sub
alleged
to
have
been
cut
by
the
defend
­
tion should be handled by the express
tigation of the business methods of the panies see in it a precedent under
ant company is valued at $ 1,500, and ject matter of the valuable government United Statee doing interstate business companies.
which they may claim a reasonable ex­
Bands Want To Go To Salem.
Daring the arguments it
trait.
shall
be
2
cents
a
mile,
effective
Janua
­
the Oregon statutes provide that where document and will restrict the issue to
cuse for quitting the state, and on the
was contended that the West and South
Salem—Almost every organized band
■-
the inconvenience of the mining inter­ ry Fnext.
A million dollar fire at Baltimore other hand it may be the pioneer move­
timber
is
cut
unlawfully
the
owner,
need silver dollars for circulation.
wiped out the big Savannah docks, to­ ment in what may develop into con­ in the state has applied to the Salem may recover three times its value? ests of the countfy.-
gether with all the freight stored there; certed action to secure the repeal of the (Fourth of July committee for an en Withee is an Eastern capitalist who has
Monday, June II.
gagement. When the committee began
Thursday, June 7.
large timber holdings in Linn county,
PACKERS
TO
THEIR
KNEES.
Washington,
June 11. — The senate
making
arrangements
to
celebrate
the
a number of scows loaded with cotton
and is represented in the West by
Washington, June 7.—The senate to­
tfKs evening passed the Mondell bill
Fourth
it
was
announced
that
a
large
and resin. Two lives are believed to
day sent the rate bill back to confer­
number of band,, probably. 20, would Thompson & Hardy, of Eugene.
Secret Service Men Secure Startling amending the national irrigation law
have been lost.
CYCLONE IN MONTANX7~
ence, after a debate on several topics,
so
as
to
permit
the
secretary
of
the
In
­
be employed if possible for the occa­
Testimony at Chicago.
Water Soon to Flow.
A new moderate party has been or­
terior to reduce the minimum area of which ended in the rejection of the con­
sion. The responses came thick and
Washington, June 12—Secret service farm units in government projects from ference report.
Loss at Havre Placed at $200,000— fast. Several days ago the committee
ganised in Russia.
Baker City—Water will flow through
- '*Rajn Accompanied Wind.
had engaged all the bands that could the 12Tinile dllch of the Baker Irriga men are reported to be on theD way 40 acres to 20" acres. The bill was ..Objection was made by Tillman to
An entire regiment at Poltava, South
”
If tion company within the next few days. here with sensational information in amended in the senate by prescribing any effort to instruct the Conferees, as
Russia, has mutinied.
H ivre, Mont., June 13.—Havre and be paid from the fund available.
their possession as to use of preserva­ regulations for granting an extension proposed, by Hale, who then withdrew '
This
statement
was
made
by
J..A.
there
were
a
few
thousand
more
dollars
Fort Aseingboine were struck by a hur­
A committee from the house ie work­
The tives by the beef trust. They were of time to settlers under irrigation pro­ mis motion that it was the sense of tfih
ricane this afternoon that did damage in the treasury the committee would be Smith, head of the company.
ing on a meat inspection bill.
sent to Chicago by order of the presi­ jects for completing entries when delay senate that no railroad employes and
estimated at $200,000. Buildings were willing to work overtime engaging water will be sent down in a small vol­
dent as soon as he had been advised i* caused by failure of the government their families should be exempt from
The senate committee has reported toppled over without warning when the bands. As it is the committee is satis­ ume, at first being med for sluicing in
that Smoot is not entitled to a seat in cvclorie struck and not a structure in fied .hat there will be more brass band the banks of the big reservoir which is verbally of the results of the investi­ to complete ¿he project and furnish the the.anti paas amendment.
gation of Labor Commissioner Neill water in time to complete entries in
Daniel and Carter opposed stringent
the senate.
the path of the terrific wind escaped music in Salem on the Fourth of July to',be built this summer. The reservoir
anti-pass legislation, the latter saying
than was ever beard at one {place in is to cover 240 acres and haveua capa­ and James Reynolds. It is said that the time specified by the land laws.
damage.
Several
persons
were
injured,
Republican leaders in both houses
city of 6,000-acre feet. The ditch wiD- ■they hive concluded an exhaustive in­
It was amended also by the insertion that the postmaster general shoul 1 have
Oregon before.
have agreed to a compromise on the but up to a late hour this evening no
quiry which will not only 'bring the of a provision authorising the secretary authority to issue passes over every
be
used
fo-carrying
water
for
storage
fatalities were.reported.
etatehood bill.
in the reservoir for the first time next packers to their knees but will remove of the Interior to appraise lots in Hey­ railroad in the United States to mem­
State "Fair To Be the Greatest.
The fierce wind carried rain with it,
the powerful influences that are being burn and Rupsrt townsites and sell bers of congress, to afford opportunity
spring.
'
■
General Toledo, leader of the Guate­ which fact precluded the possibility of
Salem—Now that the election is over
exerted against congress and tl e great them to occupant* who have er< ct*A to obtain ipformallbn of the railroads.
malan revolutioniete, claime to be win­ damage by fire. Men and women were President Downing of the state fair
cattle interests with a view of forcing permanent buildings thereon not read­
ning hie fight.
Grand Rone's Crop Outlook.
swept fronf their feet by the hurricane board, who is also chairman of the
the president to capitulate.
ily removable.
Washington, June 7. — Representa­
La
Grande
—
While
recent
rains
have
and
for
several
minutis
it
was
courting
Democratic
county
committee,
expects
A committee Of San Francieco busi-
This pressure has become gigantic.
tive Prince in the house today during
played
havoc-'in
some
of
the
neighbor
­
inj'ury
to
venture
outsijd?.
Later
the
to devote hie entire time and attention
neae men ie at Waehington to get Fed­
Every
business,
political
and
financial
Washington, June 11.—After near­ the discussion of the sundry civil bill
wind subsided somewhat and the work to perfecting arrangements fj? the state ing communities, they have proven
eral aid for their city.
ramification of the great trust is being
of rescue commenced.
fair, which opens in September. Mr. most Beneficial in Grand Romle valley. ntil zed directly and indirectly to have ly four hours spent in the (considera­ spoke of the anti-pass amendment to
United Statee eecret service men have
tion of legislation affecting the inte­ the railroad bill and of the bill itself
A report tonight states that both of Downing says that the' fair this year All growing crops and fruit* are in
a halt called on the government ex rests of the District of Columbia, the and ¡ne sted that the country would
diecovered a echeme by which Chinese the reservoirs at Fort Assiniboine have
most
excellent
condition,
and
the
as
­
will be the greatest ever held on the
poeure, and, if possible, get an official
were being smuggled into this country burst and that the quarters of the sold­
state fair grounds. The attractions will surance of an abundant yield was never declaration that the portrayal of condi­ house today resumed, consideration of hold the house primarily responsible
at Vancouver, B. C.
the sundry civil bill, and, after an for depriving 1,296,121 railway em­
iers are being flooded. Four troops of be better and more numerous and the greater. There have been no washouts,
tions in the packing houses has been ’hour and a half spent in its considera­ ployee, ae wall ne member« of their
Three'of the largest insurance com­ the Second cavaliy and tour companies exhibits in every department will ex­ the stream*, although unusually higti,
exaggerated.
Cattle interests of the tion, adjourned. An amendment was families, of free transjxirtation; like­
panies having losses in San Francisco of the Second infantry are stationed cel all other showings.
He says the having never caused any damage worth
great
West
and
Southwest, which for passed, permitting the appointment of wise persons aetrfally and necessarily in
mention.
F.
8.
Bramwell,
manager
of
have refused to make a cut of 25 per there.
people in every county are taking an
years have been clamoring in congress retired officers of the United States charge of lives^pck, who are deprived
cent in their payments.
interest this year, which is due, he the Amalgamated.Sugar company, says
and outside of it fur protection against corps of engineers, U, S^A., as mem­ of free transportation when going tp.
thinks, to the interest awakened by the outlook for the beet crop is the best
Reports from Hankow, China, show
LAWYERS TO BE PAID.
the trust, have even been persuaded bers of the International Waterways point of shipment or returning from'
he
has
ever
known«
the Lewis and Claik fair.
that the great floods this'epring in the
that a continuation of government hos­ commission, as provided for in the point of delivery. ‘
Hunan district caused a lose of lite Graft on Colville Indian* Pasted by
tility will ruin them.
river and harbor bill creating this com­
All
Umatilla
I*
Rejoicing.
Fleeces in,-Prime Condition.
amounting to tens of thousands. A
The cry of panic has been raised. mission.
Athena— Reports from al I -dvel Uma-
the House.
Biker City'— Shearing of sheep in
__ famine will follow,, for the floods have
Wednesday, June 6.
Not only bankers handling trust funds,
The house in comm ttee of the whole
Washington, June yj.*— Choosing an Baker county has begun by electric- Hila county are to the effect that the but their employee, friends and ac­
brought disaster to an immense area.
refused
to
make
an
additional
appro
­
..
Washington!
June 6.—When the
opportune moment yesterday, when machinery at the plant of Lee Bros , outlook for an enormous, wheat crop quaintances in theb ueiness, social and
priation for marking the places where conference report on the railroad rate
The Longworffts have arrived in nobody was looking, Chairman Sher­
this
season
is
bright.
Before
the
heavy
near herp, who Will first shear their
political world, have been enlisted to
England.
man, of the house Indian committee, own sheep and then those of Ayre and rains there was considerable anxiety use their < fforts in the gigant ic struggle American soldiers fell and were tem­ bill was taken up by the sepgte today,
porarily interred in Cuba and China, the anti-pass conference amendment re­
Hearst has excluded Bryan’s name <■«1 led up ami secured the approval of other large owners in the county. over the outlook, as in those localities that is now in progress, to stem the
on'the ground that it was a bad prece­ ceived the attention of Spooner.
In
the conference report on the Indian Shearing was delayed by the long con­ where the soil is light the prospects for tide against the packers.
from hie -newspaper*.
dent.
the main he endoreed the prohibition
■Xv. «.v
we*».*»
,
bill, which embodies the Colville In­ tinued wet weather, but it is said that a good crop were slim, and especially
■
. i
"i-.
.
A etrict guard againat cranks is be­ dian graft. It had been the intention
of passes, but he centended that there
on aciount of the moisture the qualify so.where the wheat was spring sown.
ing kept atjthe White House.
should be exqpptions, including railroad
In
many
places
it
was
beiieved
the
crop
Saturday, June 9.
Caught With the Bombs.
of Representative Fitzxgerald, of New of the Baker wool will this year far
employes. ‘ Congress had no right, he
Manila business men have petitioned York, to make a fight on this feature exceed that of previous years, as it is would be a failure outright, but every­
New York, June 12.—An attempt
Washngton, June 9. — The bill pro-
congress to establish an agricultural of the report, but he was not present at -clean from dust and of fine texture. thing is now entirely different.
was made tonight to Explode a bomb in hibitng corporations from making cam­ said, to step between etnpolyer and
'
the time.
a manhole of the Interboro'ugh Rapid paign contributions was passed by the emp'oye.
It is expected the tonnage will be large
Road Machinery Arrives.
Washington, June 6.—The considera­
Reference
to
the
text
of
the
bill
dis
­
Transit
company
in
front
of
the
power
and
that
most
of
it
will
go
into
storage.
senate without debate this afternoon. tion by the house of the sundry civil
Storms in Penn’ylvitnia and Ohio
Salem —Two carloads of machinery house, at East Seventy-fourth street,
It makes it unlawful for any national
have caused loss of lite and destruction closes the fact that it is specifically
for
the
government
experimental
road
stated that $150,000 cash appropria­
which fnrmahees current to the sub bank or any corporation under a gov­ appropriation bill in committee of the
Many Seeking Timber Land.
of property.
construction have arrived in this city.
tion, the first payment of $1,500,000 to
One man, Joseph Bartky, 22 ernment charter to make a contribution whole today wa* made the occasion of
Baker City — Many people are com­ There is one more car on the road way.
The Mexican board of trade has the Colvilles for the north half of their
years
old,
was arrested, the police ray, in connection with any election and also some severe strictures by Democrats of
started an investigation, of American reservation, is made “for the uee and ing into the Eastern Oregon timber belt When it arrives ‘he work will be start­ as he was about to light the fuse of
the heads of departments for exceeding
unlawful for any corporation whatever
in
search
of
timber.
Locators
from
canned meats.
benefit of the Indians,” and yet Senator Chicago, Milwaukee, Western Wash­ ed in earnest. The engineer in charge the bomb as it lay on the manhole to make a contribution to ‘ any presi­ their legal powers, Sullivan, of Massa­
War between striking miner, and McCumber, in defending the lawyers’ ington and Idaho were included in two of the work, Mr. Loder, expect* to be cover. Two companions who were with dential, senatorial or congressional chusetts, leading the attack.
employed in the construction of this him escaped. On Bartky was found
Tawney, in.explaining the provisioas
guard* has been renewed at
i
the 8teu- graft, stated in the senate that it was parties which have passed through Ba
election whatever.
understood in committee that this first ker City on their way into the John sample road at least two months. •
three other bombs, all being of uni­
benville, Ohio coal mines.
A fine not exceeding $5,000 is the of the bill, which deals with all depart­
appropriation would go to the lawyers,
form sue, the shape of a baseball, but penalty for offending corporations, and ments of the government and is the
The official trial trip of the new bat­ the Indians not to receive any pa't Pay country. One of these parties,
Successor to Dr. Lane.
a little larger.
with H. J. Bundy, started for the Su­
a fine of not exceeding $1,000 for every next to the last money hill to be acted
tleship Nebraska will take place on of it.
Salem — Governor Chamberlain ap
sanville
district;
the
other
party,
15
officer
or director who shall consent to on by the house, stated that the total
Puget sound about July 15.
pointed Dr. W B. Morse, of Salem, a
It is now up to the president to eith­
appropriation for the sundry civil ex- .
Reinke Given Five Years.
people in all, 14 women and one boy,
the
granting
of any contribution.
The California legislature has asked er permit this graft to go through or which was under tne direction ofG. member of the s'ate board of health, in
penses for the fiscal year 1907 carried
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
June
12
—
Arthur
place of Dr. Harry Lane, resigned, and
the government to care for San Fran­ veto the entire Indian appropriation W. Shaw, started for Burns. ‘
by this bill is $94,342,156. Of the
George
Reinke,
formerly
receiving
tel
­
bill.
H. G. Myer, of Salem, a member of the
Washington, June 9.—The item in total amount $25,456,575 is for the
cisco’* homelees and buy cfly bonds.
ler of the Marshall A I Isley bank, was
barber commieeion.
the sundry civil appropriation bill ap­ Panama canal and is reimbursable
sentenced
to
five
years
in
the
state
re
­
American meat packers are planning
Will Develop Copper Deposit*.
propriating $25,000 for the president from the proceeds of the sale of bonds.
r
Economy the Cry in China.
formatory at Green Bay on charges of
to spend thousands of dollars advertis­
Eugene—Local capitalists, including >
went out in the house of representatives In addition to this sum, the amount
PORTLAND MARKETS.
•
Bakin,
June
13.
—
China
is
in
finan
­
embezzlement of $14 000, by Judge
ing in Europe to remove the stigma of
B. 8. Kelsay, John Buoy, A. W. Gil-
on a point made by Williams, of Mis­ carried for river and harbor acts, and
cial
straits.'
The
expenses
of
the
gov
­
Brazee
this
morning.
He
had
entered
Wheat
—
Club,
72073c;
bluestem,
the recent expoeuree.
sissippi. The decision, however, that
ernment are multiplying without in­ hart and Mark Flemoning, have organ­ <4@75c; red, 7O@71c; valley, 72c.
a plea of guilty to the complaint, which the matter was new legislation came especially by the act passed al the last
The pay of the new ized for the purpose of developing cop-
Taft has definitely announced that creased revenues.
Oats — No. 1 white, feed, $31.50 charged him with having converted to after a free discussion, Democrats and session of congress, is in ecxrss of the
he will not be a candidate for the pres­ army is considerably in arrears, and a per deposits near Creswell and about gray, $31 50 per ton. ,
j amount appropriated in the current
hie own use $3,000 on May 22, 1905,
Republicans generally expressing them- I law for that purpose by 6,774,044.
They have
idency. He will, however, stump the great percentage of desertions is result­ 12 miles from Eugene.
Barley—Feed, $24.50 per ton; brew­ and $11,000 on November 22, 1905'
purchased
40
«eres
of
land
in
that
vi
­
ing. Ti e dowager empress has issued
country on the Philippine tariff.
The charge was brought under the law
ing, nominal; rolled, $25@26.
For Early Adjournment.
a long edict, impressing on all officials cinity and have option* on 200 acres
of 1903, relating to embezzlement by
Statehood Qompromise.
Hay
—
Valley
timothy,
No.
1.
$12@
A great naval review is planned by the necessity for economy.
Washington, June 12.—In an effort
The edict more. Copper has been found there in 13 per ton; clover, $7.50®»; cheat. bank officers and employes.
Washington, June 12—The Carter
Great Britain.
considerable
quantities,
much
of
it
be
­
to
1
bring
an
adjournment
of
congress
by
is addressed to the people, and attempts
ing in the sative state. It lies under a $6@7; grain hay, $7®8; alfalfa, $13.
July 1 or earlier, Senator Allison, compromise on the statehood bill was
Fruits—Apples $2 50Q3.50 per box-
A hurricane in Southern Ontario has to justify the course of the government. crust of three feet of ironbearing rock.
Oil Tank Set on Fire.
agreed upon today by Republican lead­
It
says
that
no
one
appreciates
so
much
chairman
of the senate Republican
done much damage.
apricots, $1.75(82 00 crate; cherries,
Neodeshr, Kan., June 12. — Lighf-
ers of the house an<| senate.
Nothing
as the throne the sufferings of the peo­ These men will form a stock company, 75c@tl per box; strawberries, 6®
steering committee, will call the com­
ning struck an oil tank containing 18 -
now stands in the way of admission of
with
a
cap
tai
of
$500,000.
ple
from
the
taxation
necessary;
Greece and Roumania have severed
8c per pound; gooseberries, 5®6c per o°0.ba,,relr °f oil’ the property of the mittee together Thursday to consider a Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a
diplomatic relations.
program for the remainder of the se*.
pound.
Prairie Oi) A Gas company, a Standard
state, and a choice by Arizona and New
May
Buy
Road
to
Blue
River
Mines.
v
sion.‘ With the statehood question out
“
Be,ng
-
3
@
6c
:
cabbage,
Mexico as to whether they desire to
branch
here,
early
today,
and
caused
a
Ex-Governor W. P. Whyte has been
Engene
—
The
Eugene
Commercial
of
the
way,
it
1*
now
believed
that
the
Philadelphia, June 13. — The preei
appointed United States senator from dents of the big co«) tarrying railroads club has mat and adopted resolutions $101.25 per 100; greqp corn, 47 Uc fire less of $150,000. The burning o» railroad rate conference report and the come in as another state. It is expect-
, that the pending conieience report
„ Maryland to succeed the late Senatof will be given an opportunity to appear asking the county ourt to investigate do* ; onions, 8@10c per dozen; pea* set fire to the pumping station, and) all meat inspection bill are practicilly the
5c; radishes, 10c per dozen; rhubarb the company’s buildings, including
Will be recommitted or withdrawn when
Goratan.
only obstructions.
It is not likely
voluntarily before the Interstate Com­ the matter of purchasing a highway in­ 3c per pound; spinach, 90c per box;
some of the largest pumps in the-work’, there can be any agreement this ses­ it comes up tomorrow and an amended
to the Blue river mines,
present
The people of the Philippine islands merce commission and make any state­ the private road from Blue River City parsley, 25c; squash, $1 per crate; were destroyed.
The destruction of
report returned to both houses embody­
ga’e $8,597 to the San Francisco relief ment they mav desire Commissioner to the mines, a distance of six miles, is
,la1'26 P«r *ack; carrots, 65 these pumps will stop the pumping of sion on the type of the canal.
ing the compromise.
CockrelL,eaid today that! invitations
fund.
a75c Per sack; ^eets. 85c«$l par sack. oil tftJCansas City and Whiting, Indi-
would ^extended to the .presidents of closed on account of some trouble be-
Calls for A1I Information.
p!^ndw?eW'’ 1 *®2c P" P°nnd-
ana, refineries, and may cause the
Gatch Made Bahk Examiner.
Another high official of the PennsVl. the Pennsylvania, B A*O ..the NoAolk t weenie owners, tB*L»Ay Boy Min.,
Washington, June 11.— Représenta-
Fancy «Mded ^banks, Prairie company to cease buying oil.
vania railroad has been implicated in A Western, the Chesapeake A Ohio and mg Company, and other mine owners in
Washington, June II—On recom-
50@60c per hundred; ordinary, nomi-
tieve Fulkerson, bf Missouri, has intro­
" 60*1 charge*.
mendiation of Senator Fulton, Claude
the New York Central railroads to ap- the district, and theie is no means of । ” n 4
duced a resolution calling on the presi­
California, 2c per pound.
Plan* of French Cabinet.
access
to
the
mines.from
the
outside.
,
Gatch, of Salem, has been appointed
The president is likely to win his pear before the commission. “You
dent
and
the
secretary
of
agriculture
to
Butter — Fancy creamery, 17U®20c
Pari*, June ]2.—Tbfe cabinet today
national bank examiner to succeed A.
per pound.
meat inspection fight, though opposi­ cannot condemn a man without a hear­
definitely drew up a statement of the immediately make public any and all J^ Johnson, of Corvallis, who resigned
Fruit Injured in Valley.
ing,” said Commissioner Cockrell.
tion is strong.
d^^’’~ Oreff°n ranch, 20®21s per
information that they may secure from
government’s plane for presentation to
Salem—The contiiined damp weath­
upon being elected to the legislature.
the great army of meat inspectors em­
The czar has summoned bis minister*
the
chamber
of
deputies
tomorrow.
It
Mr. Gatch is assigned to duty in Ore­
er
which
has
prevailed
for
the
past
Steadier Empire Cornered.
Poultry— Average old htens, 12<ai3c
ployed
by
the
government,
”
or
from
to a council, and a change in affair*
indicates the necessity of the making
gon, Washington, Idaho and Montana.
Washington, June 31. — The United ihree weeks in the Willamette vallet per pound; mixed chickensT 12(^12 kc
any other source that will tend to cred­
•eem* probable.
State* cruiser Marblehead has the has been very injurious'to the fruit bro! ler* 15(81«); roosters, 110c; dress- up of deficits in the budget, and for" it or discredit the product of any plant M f . Fulton first i ©com mended Frank
that purpose will ark for supplemen­
Meredith, of
Salem, but he had had
.»oicuiiu,
oi H*iem,
Crampacker denie* that .congress ha* American steamer Empire cornered io crop. Strawberries in some localities
tary taxation; announces the presenta­ where meat products are prepared. I I only limited experience in banking bns-
Cherries,
authority to require meat inspection.
■ the harbor of Corinto, Nicaragua and have been almost rained.
®18c, turkeys, dressed, choice, 20(3
The
reeolution
also
calls
npon
the
sec-1
too, have been injured for want of dry old io7”’
Itness and the department insisted upon
*• 9<?10c:
dr^ tion of an income tax bill, affecting
Pacific coast Democrat* are booming the moment the little American vessel
*nd sunshine. Growing grain old. 10c, young, 12c; ducks, old, Ila particularly incomes from dajiital and retary to immediately give his opinion having a man thoroughly familiar with
attempts
to
leave
the
Nicaraguan
coast
Governor Chamberlain, of Organ, for
of
conditions
of
the
plants.
the intention of hastening a bill in the
banking.
it is believed the warship will seise it has TW! all the rain neiemary for this 12c; young. 12^ai3c
the nomination for the presidency.
senate for workingmerf’s pensions.
and bring it to account for the part season.
Eight-Hour Law in Island*.
Of the tcgal revenue* of the United played ie *ssi*ting Guatemalan revolu­
1905, 10ai2)<C.
Tillman Seek* Information.
¡8^
Or*«OD "«4« beet,
I
— ' -
Washington, June ll.-In response
States more thfin three fifths is annual­
La Grande Offer* Free Site.
Washington, June 12.—Jhe Tillman-
Benson To Be Senator.
tionist*. The cabinet considered the
to
a
bomplaint
by
President
Gompers,
ly expended on the army and navy and
La Grande — The La Grande Com e
*7, coa™«. 22W®23c-
Ottawa, Kan., June 12. — Judge Al­
case today and is he isved to have de
per’4a®
; m°h*‘r’ ’boi<*’ 28«3<*
„J.h’ A“*rican federation of Ubor, Hopkins controversy of a tew weeks ago
pension roll. For the present yeat the elded on punishing the American ihip.
C ”b ’’ •ttempting to raise $8,-
fred Wateon Benson, of this city, who
Solicitor Charleton-, of the Philippine concerning the status of affairs of the
total of the ‘bree expenses ie $375.-
000 for the purchase of a site to be
Chicago National bahk was revived in
yesterday was offered, the appointment
859,719, out of a to’al revenue of
has reported to Sec re tay the senate today by an inquiry made
offered to the Palme* Lumber com pan v
r
7 nr*?T’’ 4«7k P*r P°a“d of United States senator to succeed
Trembler Crack* Building*.
$958.093.000.
*ight h00'' I,W i* »«forced
b°"’’ 8C P"P™nd; Joseph R. Burton, stated today that be
as an inducement for the location of its co
Nogales, Ari«., June 13—An earth­
in the Philippines and is heW to apply by Tillman concerning the status of his
m
f0nnHy steers, 5®6c. would accept the poeition.
new mill here. About $6,000 has been
Rojee.veneky, Linisvitch and other .
He
will
Motton-Dre^i
fancy,
7a8«
’
p
<
,„d
quake occurred at Guayma* Mex. yes­
to all works there provided for by ap- reeolution for an investigation of- the
subscribed. A site of 78 acres on the
Russian officer* ar* to be courtmar- ' I terday «»out noon.
Several buildings
ordinary, 5a6c; lambs, with pilt on,’ officially notifly Governor Hoch tomor» P'oP''«tion of public money of the CTiurse of that bank, of which John R.
ti.led.
i . . .
mm river norm
northwest of town has been secured
row of hie acceptance
Judge Benson United States. As th the employment
*lsh waa president. The inquiry was
were craciei, but nobody wae injured.1 by option.
«Ket. to aurt for Wa.hin.ton tomor- of Chinea
rem, th.’Ä
directed to Aldrich, chairman of the
Fork—Dressed, 7a»c
committee on finance, before which the
they are now excluded.
| resolution i* pending.
DAYTON
OREGON
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rWnvent
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