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DEATH TRIBUTE TO DEAD RULER APATHY IN WASHINGTON. MAINE GOES REPUBLICAN. Governor Hay Renominated Without Haines Leads for Governor By 4000 Opposition—Vote Light. —Local Issues Rule. • INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE Seattle — The statewide primaries Portland, Me.—Maine turned back were marked by apathy. The Seattle to the Republican party in the state PRUNE TREE STOCK SHORT. 7865 AUTOS IN OREGON. newspapers made elaborate arrange election, William T. Haines, of Wa ments to display election returns, but terville, being elected governor over Nurseries Unable to Supp'y Demands Average One for Every 86 Persons— only a handful of people gathered. Governor Plaisted, his Democratic op of Prospective Planters. Number Increasing. Governor Marion E. Hay, Republican, ponent, who sought a second term, Aurora—Charles J. Roth, the Canby Salem—In Oregon, population (1910 was nominated without any real op while the Republicans regained one of nurseryman, was in Aurora this week census) 672,765, on August 1, there on business, and says there is a re position. Both Commit Suicide in Honor of the two congressional districts lost to were 9689 registered motor vehicles, markable shortage in the supply of Japan’s Dead Emperor—All Prep In the First, or Seattle congress dis the Democrats two years ago. of which 7865 were automobiles, 183 prune trees in the Pacific Coast nur- arations Carefully Made. delivery wagons, 69 electric vehicles, trict, Representative Will E. Humph The new legislature is expected to series this fall. Practically every rey was similarly renominated. For have a small Republican majority, al nursery in Oregon has exhausted its 6 hearses, 1127 motorcycles, 56 taxi cabs, and 385 trucks. There were congressman-at-large Frank Hammond though returns before midnight were supply already, for the fall planting, 1585 licensed chauffeurs. Automo Tokio — General Count Maresuke and J. E. Frost are leading in Seattle, not sufficient to show whether Edwin which means that there will be no bile license fees to the amount of more trees on the market for a year. $40,408.50 had been collected by the Nogi, supreme military councillor of but it is asserted that Hammond will C. Burleigh, ex-prepresentative in the empire, and his wife, the Countess run behind Henry B. Dewey else congress. Republican, or Senator This indicates a remarkably heavy secretary of state. planting and a great revival of inter The total number of automobiles is Nogi, committeed suicide in accord where. Gardner, Democrat, will be chosen to est in the prune industry. Mr. Roth divided as follows among the various the United States senate. ance with the ancient Japanese cus has just received an order for 5000 For state insurance commissioner, tom, as a final tribute to their depart Returns for governor from all but trees, but could supply only 500. The counties: Baker, 111; Benton. 102; John H. Schively, against whom a 37 small towns give: Haines, Repub larger part of the orders seem to come Clackamas. 172; Clatsop, 92; Colum ed emperor and friend, Mutsuhito. bitter personal fight was made, ran The death by their own hands of the lican, 69.615; Plaisted, Democrat, from California, where the planting is bia, 15; Coos, 135; Crook, 135; Cur famous general and his wife was as far behind State Senator H. 0. Fish- 66,152. The missing towns in 1910 the heaviest and the interest greatest. ry, 2; Douglas, 166; Gilliam, 8; Grant, 19; Harney, 28; Hood River, dramatic as it was sad. The general back in King county and throughout gave: Republicans, 1157; Democrat, In this particular section, the great cut his throat with a short sword and the state. 994. Haines’ plurality is estimated est activity in horticulture is in logan 132; Jackson, 479; Josephine, 120; Klamath, 116; Lake, 73; Lane. 352; On the Democratic side no illumin at 3840. t the countess committed hara-kari. berries, there being hundreds of acres These returns show a Republican planted between here and Salem. Lincoln, 1; Linn, 279; Malheur, 60; Following the Samurai custom, the ative figures on the governorship are 12; Mult couple had carefully prepared their obtainable, except that King county gain of 9 per cent ’and a Democratic Many apples, pears and peaches will Marion, 559; Morrow, nomah, 3389; Polk, 147; Sherman, plans for killing themselves and timed scattering returns show that Elmer C. loss of 8 per cent. also be put out this fall in the Fargo 59; Tillamook, 57; Umatilla, 238; them so that they would be coincident Million, Democrat, is not running so neighborhood. Union, 214; Wallowa, 44; Wasco, Charles G. with the departure forever from Tokio well as was expected. COLORADO VOTE LIGHT. 130; Washington, 173; Wheeler, 7; Heifner, Democrat, seems to have of the dead emperor. INDIANS TO THRESH GRAIN. Yamhill, 239. General Nogi and the countess had won the congress nomination in the Democrats Outnumber Republican«, These figures are according to a re attended the funeral services of Mut First district over Thomas R. Horner. But None Show Interest. Third Sawmill Will Be Built on Klam port compiled by Secretary of State Supreme Justices Ralph O. Dunbar, suhito at the palace, and it was ex Ben Olcott for the use of the next leg ath Reservation. Denver, Colo.—Returns from Colo pected they would proceed to Aoyama Overton G. Ellis and Wallace Mount rado’s first state-wide primary at a with the funeral cortege. Instead, were renominated unopposed. Klamath Falls—Edson Watson, In islature. They include the registra For attorney-general, W. V. Tan late hour were meager. The Demo dian agent, has purchased a steam tion of machines from the first of Jan however, at the conclusion of the cere mony at the palace they withdrew to ner, Republican, is renominated al cratic returns received outnumbered threshing outfit for the Klamath res uary to the first of August. It is known, according to automo the Republican three to one. their modest home in Akasaka, a sub most unanimously. ervation. There are several antiquat Rough estimates show only one-third ed threshing outfits on the reservation bile statistics, that the first six In the first, or Seattle, district, 20 urb of Tokio, and there began their King county precincts give Heifner, of the registered vote in the state was now, but the progress of the Indians months of this year witnessed a phe final preparations for death. First, the general wrote a letter to Democrat, for congress, 204; Horner, cast. In Denver the percentage is es in agriculture calls for more modern nomenal increase of automobiles in his new emperor, Yoshihito, which la 96. Heifner’s nomination is conceded. timated at only one-fifth. methods and Mr. Watson is helping the United States, which registered Res.ults so far as known indicate them in that direction. Eighteen precincts in King county ter was found beside the body. Then He hopes to during that time nearly a million ma he draped in mourning a portrait on for congressman-at-large give Frost that E. M. Ammon is leading for the have the outfit here in time to do chines. The exact number of regis trations for the first six months of the wall of the late emperor, and af 211, Hammond 161. Returns from Democratic gubernatorial nomination. much of this season’s work. this year was 859,858 machines, of Clifford C. Parks, regular Republi terward he and his wife dressed them various parts of the state indicate the A third sawmill will soon be in selves in full Japanese costume and nomination of Frost for one of the can, is leading Phillip B. Stewart, operation on the reservation, as the which 135,335 were new registrations Roosevelt Progressive Republican, for two now in use are proving insuffi over last year. Registration fees in drank a farewell cup of sake from two seats. There was only one Socialist can the head of the Republican ticket. cups which had been presented to cient to meet the demand. The new this country for this period amounted didate for each office. Governor Shafroth is leading Alva mill will be located on Sprague river to the comfortable fortune of $4,769,- them by Mutsuhito. The Socialist ticket, headed by Miss Adams and T. J. O’Donnell for the between Yainax and the agency, and 873.29. Of this great number of mo Darkness had fallen and General tor cars in use in this country, only Nogi and the countess sat and awaited Anna Maley, for governor, was nom Democratic long-term senatorial nomi will be manned by Indians. 31,547 are registered for commercial the signal they had agreed upon to an inated by a mail referendum two nation, while Meri D. Vincent, Roose An advertisement for the sale of use. nounce their leave-taking. This was months ago. but under the state law velt Progressive Republican, heads 1,500,000 feet, board measure, stand As one would suppose. New York the booming of a single gun in the the candidates were obliged to go on Clyde C. Dawson, regular Republican. ing timber, on the reservation, an Charles S. Stone is unopposed for the nounces that bids will be opened Oc stands at the head of the list with 92,- palace grounds at Tokio, which was to the primary ballot. Democratic nomination for the short tober 15. let the people know that the body of The minimum figure for 407 cars, which is an increase of 8,438 California offers a term in the United States senate. REBELS WELL FED. the emperor was starting on the fun pine and sugar pine, which constitute since January 1. James H. Brown is leading C. W. threc-fourths of the timber to be sold, surprise by showing the next largest eral car for its last resting place. As the boom of the gun resounded Salazar's Men Live Off Ranchers As Waterman for the Republican short is $3.25 a thousand feet. On the re number, due to a tremendous increase term in the United States senate. through the clear, still night, General mainder of the timber the minimum is in registration since the first of the They Travel. The light vote in the rural districts $1.50 a thousand. Nogi arose, and, grasping in his hand The agent has a year. Its registration on July 1 stood Douglas, Ariz. — With his 400 fol was due to the fact that farmers took a short sword, plunged it into his number of offers for timber, one of at 79,603 cars, an increase this year of 19,401. Ohio is third with 56,000 throat, while the countess stabbed lowers living on the fat of the land, advantage of the clear weather to har which is for 400,000,000 feet. Inez Salazar, the rebel general, is cars. Pennsylvania fourth with 52,- vest their heavy crops. Few women herself through the body. A student 257 cars, and Illinois fifth with 47,104 who resided in the Nogi home heard moving slowly to the west along the voted, some explaining the fact that APPLE YIELD REDUCED. cars. the fall of the bodies and rushed into international boundary. He is closely the ballot seemed so complicated they watched by United States cavalrymen, were afraid of losing their vote and In the United States the average the room. who are following the rebel move so, paradoxically, they stayed away Early Estimates at Hood River Cut population to each motor caris 110 Fifty Per Cent. ments from the American side of the from the polls. persons. During the year ending July JAPAN PAYS TRIBUTE. line. Hood River — Representatives of 1, 1912, the car output in this country VOTE LIGHT IN ARIZONA, Salazar and his men remain at a four of the apple selling agencies of was 252,569. Young Emperor Reads Address of ranch until all the choicest cattle and Hood River valley, the Applegrowers’ Lamentation at Funeral. provisions are consumed ahd then Hardly IO Per Cent of Registered union, Davidson .Fruit company, Na HOP HARVEST WELL ALONG. Aoyama—Both the emperor and the move a few miles west. They are tional Apple company and Hood River Voters at Phoenix Go to Polls. people of Japan paid homage to the slowly nearing Augua Prieta, the Apple & Storage company, met here Phoenix, Ariz.—Early returns in to go over the returns from orchard- Half of Crop Saved About McMinn memory of Emperor Mutsuhito at the Mexican town just opposite Douglas. ville, Despite Rain«. funeral hail at Aoyama. At last reports to United States dicate that the vote cast at the Ari ists as to the crop prospects, and have zona state primaries was exceedingly McMinnville —Hop picking in this In front of the great casket the army officers here, Salazar’s command given out the following figures: section of the county is progressing young emperor read an address of camped on the Mescal ranch, 25 miles light. Hardly 10 per cent of the reg Reports from 228 orchards repre lamentation, in which he referred to east of Augua Prieta, where the fed istered vote in Maricopa county, in senting over 60 per cent of the bear rapidy. A number of the smaller W. J. the events in the life of his great eral garrison was strengthened hy the which Phoenix is situated, was cast. ing acreage, give a careful and ac yards are through picking. Returns from Douglas showed that curate estimate of the Spitvenberg O’Dell has picked all of the E. Talbot father. Then in behalf of the people arrival of 100 soldiers from the South. of Japan, the premier, Marquis Saion- This makes the garrison number 300 only 30 per cent erf the registered vot crop at 125,000 boxes, or a little more yard, but has two other yards, and ji, delivered a patriotic address and men, but Salazar’s force ma^Ahe ers had cast their ballots there. The than one-fourth of the total crop. Of will not be through with them within was followed by the minister of the strengthened at any time by the many figures so far reported from that city this quantity, 75,000 will he of the a week. Democrats, 142; Roosevelt extra fancy grade four tier size. The N. J. Peterson has completed the household, who spoke for the dead em groups of from 200 to 400 rebels gave: Progressives, 139; Republicans, 21, balance of 50,000 including the four gathering of his hops, having fully a peror's attendants. The hall was operating in the vicinity. and Socialists, 11. Other crowded with thousands of high digni and one-half tier size will be packed third more than last year. The total vote for the Progressives as fancy and choice grades.* RELICS ARE SAVED. yards will gain in proportion. taries, among whom were sprinkled a reported from Prescott was 67. In On account of the continued rains, considerable number of foreigners. The recent additions to the storage When the great procession accom General Sickles Not Forced to Part the same section W. E. Jones, E. A. capacity here giving a total capacity some mold has been reported, but Torrea and George Babbitt, electoral of 600,000 boxes, will accommodate nothing of a damaging nature. panying the body from the imperial With War Trophies. candidates, were leading the Demo within a few thousand boxes of every About a third of the grain in this palace in Tokio arrived at the en New York—General Daniel E. Sick cratic vote there by a strong majority. county has not been threshed, and all trance to the grounds of the palace at apple raised in the valley this year, Aoyama, ten huge gas lanterns were les will not be obliged to part with his and the selling agencies have agreed wheat not threshed is sprouting, and Yuma, Ariz.—The vote here at the among themselves not to sell any of will be spoiled as to its marketable lighted. Ritualists then arranged relics of the Civil war, which were to In Yuma and white curtains at the back and side of have been sold at auction to satisfy a primaries was light. the Spitzenherg crop until the market quality. T. T. Kirkwood, of Hope- judgment of $8200 held by the Lincoln two outside precincts, the Democratic is good. well, states that he is feeding his the bier and a half-drawn blind in wheat in bundles to his stock, having front. While the preparations were Trust company. Daniel P. Hayes, the ticket received nine votes; the Roose Early estimates placed the Spitzen- announced that velt Progressive, 72; the Socialist, 20 given up all hope of getting it thresh >n progress the emperor and the other general’s lawyer, berg crop at 250,000 boxes, but drop members of the imperial family wait money to satisfy the judgment had and the Republican 12. pings have reduced these figures, ed. Spring oats in some localities been raised and that the case would be ed in a resting room. much to the disappointment of the may be saved, and can be used for settled. Idaho Women Plan Bolt. feeding purposes. This year’s weath The ritualistic ceremonies then be orchardiats. The relics included commissions of Boise, Idaho—A Republican ticket, er condition is the most damaging gan,' the chief ritualist reciting a Clover Grower« Profit. ever witnessed here, and is much more prayer, which was followed by a the general, many of them signed by made up entirely of women candi mournful Shinto hymn, chanted to the Abraham Lincoln, medals won by the date«, will be placed in the field in McMinnville—Clover growers in this noticeable on account of the splendid accompaniment of sacred instruments. general in the war and at Gettysburg, Idaho this fall against the regular section of the valley have received yield and promising condition of the where he lost bis leg, letters from Republican and Progressive tickets. from one firm in McMinnville >27,000 grain crop. men prominent in the affairs of the The women members of the Republi in one week for part of this season’s ‘Mikado’ Given Up for Day. HOG INDUSTRY GROWING Union and swords used in famous bat can party in Idaho announced that clover seed. The same firm shipped London—At the suggestion of the tles. they had become disgusted with the five cars of clover seed, of which four Lord Chamberlain, the opera “Mik Oregon Rapidly Decreasing Imports of wrangling in the party and decided to Were of the Alsike variety. ado” was not played at any theater Rain Increases Potato Crop. place a ticket of their own before the Nebraska Swine. It is estimated that 50 carloads of in Great Britain Saturday, the day of Cornelius, Or.—The following fig the Japanese emperor'« funeral. Im ures are as near as it is possible to people. The women will hold their clover seed will be the output of the Portland—As evidence that the hog country stretching from Forest Grove industry is growing in Oregon, an ex mediately after the colors were hoist judge at present: Potatoes, bumper convention here this week. to Independence. ed at the mastheads of the British war crop, increased by rain probably 10 portation of live hogs was made re Subway Plan« Complete. A record yield of Alsike clover seed cently from the Browndale farm near ships in home and foreign waters they per cent; wheat, average crop, dam Chicago—Plans for Chicago’« pro is that of Charles Mitchell, near Perry Aurora. Or., to be used in Honolulu were half-masted in memory of the aged by rain probably 10 per cent; posed subway system were completed dale, who harvested 11 huihels of fine for breeding purposes. Another ship late emperor. The flags over the gov oats, average crop, one-half damaged ernment offices and on many business by rain, one-half not damaged; hay, and presented by a sub-committee to quality clover seed to thejacre. ment will be made from the same the city council committee on sub houses likewise were lowered. ranch in November. average crop, damage for entire sea ways. The plans provide for four New Market Found for Rye The state of Oregon has long been son, 35 per cent; hop«, heavy crop, main lines traversing the city. The Aurora—A new industry that is known as a large importer of bogs, Negro Is Made Major. damaged at present 10 per cent The estimate for construction is $96,257,- likely to bring a large ¡income to Washington, D.*C.—Captain Charles potato crop is the largest known. but the last monthly report of the Port 000, and for equipment 134,884,000. Macksburg farmers is the growing of land Union Stock company shows that Young, of the Ninth United States The system would have a capacity of rye, both Jfor the grain and straw. the ratio of importation is falling off. cavalry, the only negro army officer Famine Threatened In Siam. 187,000 passengers an hour. Through the efforts of Franz Krax- In August, 1911, 4468 hogs were im graduated from West Point, has been Eugene, Or.— A letter from C. A. berger, offers have been received from ported from the hog state, Nebraska, promoted to the rank of major. It is Steele, a newspaperman at Bangkok, Itmay Resigns, the Portland manufacturers of horse while during August, 1912, only 2332 said no other negro has attained that Siam, says that there is grave danger New York — J. Bruce Ismay, who collars for large quantities of rye were shipped in. rank in the regular army. Young is of a famine in that country. Thera Officials say that figured in the news a few month« ago straw, the prepared straw being used just as many hogs are used, but that now military attache to Liberia, and has been little rain fall for two yean, by being among the Titanic survivors, for the filling of the collars. Prac gradually more and more of the supply is organising the army of that repub and the exportation of rice has prac is to resign as president of the Inter tically all the horse collar« now in use is coming from within the state and lic. tically ceased. nationa] Mercantile Marine company. are made in thia manner. from other Northwest points. General Nogi and Wife Die True to Ancient Custom.
