The Stayton mail., January 10, 1908, Image 3

YEAR 1907 LEAVES A
RECORD OF DISASTER
Natural
Phenomena
and
Direful
Accident Furnish Long Lists
of
Dead.
EPITOME OP IMPORTANT EVENTS
Recent Financial Dlaturbanca—O k la ­
il*
Sixty liras lost In two Rig Four
7— Tornado damages Long Pine, N ek
8—
Death o f James McGranahan, goo*
rallrohd wrecks In In d ia n a.. . . Moham­
med All Mlrxa crowned Hhah of Persia pel song writer.
14—
Assassination o f President Fal*
....A d m ir a l Davis and American squad­
ron sent away from Khigston, Jamaica, lures attempted In Faria.
15—
Powder explosion on hatt'eship
by Gov. Hwettenham.
Georgia killa 8 seamen and Injurea 13.
20—
Death of Joalah Flynt Willard,
18— Emperor o f Korea abdicates.
trnmp akd au th or,. . . England apologises
20— 30 killed In Fera Marquette wreck
for Mwettenlmm incident.
N tW K L A M A T H IN D U S TR Y
2.'! Twenty miners killed by explosion liear Haleru, Mich.
21 Htearner and freight boat collide Stockmen Organize Company to O p ­
near Primaro, C o lo ....T h a w trial begins
off California coast and 150 lives are loat.
In New York
era ta Packing House.
23 Death of Col. W ill H. Hays, ballad
24 Denth of Heuntor It. A. Alger of
writer,
Merrill— The organiation of the K la­
Michigan.
27— Death of Henator E. W. Fettus of math Packing A Commercial company,
2H K* plosions In mine near Haar-
btue<’k, ITussia, kill 800 persona.. . . 100 Alabama.
The
28 Jury in Holae, Idaho, acquits W il­ incorporated ia about complete.
lives loat hy typhoon In Hongkong har­
capital
stock
ia
$500,000.
liam D. Haywood o f murder of Gov.
bor.
21» -Ninety miner« killed by mine explo­ Hteunenhurg... . Big tire at (joney Island,
The company haa purchased of N. 8.
N Y.
sion near Thurmond, W. Va.
Merrill ten scree of land al the foot of
A (JO U ST.
K K IIH U A H Y .
Front street, bordering on Loat river.
1 - -Htandard Oil Co. fined $29,000,000
homa a State— Fine and Q lft
7 John I>. Rockefeller makes $32,000,- for accepting railroad rebates by Judge The object of the concern w ill be to
pack and ship all kinda of meat.
Dur­
000 gift to educational work.
K. M. I.ari'li« of Chicago.
o f M llllona.
ing the past season over 25,000 head of
1 2 - 200 live« lost by «Inking o f Joy
8 Beginning o f telegraphers' general
cattle and sheep have been driven
line steamer l.archiuont off Hlork laland. atrike.
through this city to Montague and
T h e chronicler who acana the record It I ....... Death of ex-Gov. Frank W. H ig­
12— Death o f Robert A. Pinkerton.
o f 1907 that he may w rite o f It find« gins of New York.
15— Joseph Joachim, violinist, dies in thence shipped to Sacramento and Oak­
HI 2.’* |»er»on» killed and 100 Injured Berlin.
land, where they are slaughtered for
hlmaolf confronted by an eahlblt o f
In
train
wreck
on
New
York
Central
in
market.
1
1
*—
Prince
Wilhelm
o
f
Sweden
at
deatruetlon and disaster that he had
New York City.
There are many conditions which
Jamestown exposition.
not fu lly H|>|»ri«,liit<«d before. Hlnce the
20 9173/MiO stolen from U. 8. sub-
make this long drive and ibipment un­
20— Great fire in Hakodate, Japan.
ojwntug d a y o f the year the great oa- trtasury In Chh-ago.
satisfactory. Among these are the loss
27—
Nelson Morris, Chicago packer,
tnatmphoi« that have t«*en accompan­
21 English «tvnmer Merlin goes down dies.
of flesh on the 100-mile drive, the dam­
ied hy large |<> hn o f life have numbered off coast of Holland; 1M0 live« l o s t . . . .
29—
Great bridge over 8t. Lawrence
aging of meat caused by the goad stick
y*l, an average o f «lig h tly more than Cornelius J. Khea and associate» acquit- river, near Quebec, collapses, carrying 84
of the cartender. the fevered condition
tw o fo r each month. Several o f theae t<d of cotiNpirary In C h icago,. . . Mr«. workmen to death.
resulting from the close confinement,
Dora McDonald shoota and killa Webater
have been great convulsions o f nature
30— Death of Richard Mansfield.
the cramped position in the crowded
H.
Guerin
in
Chicago.
T h ere waa the earthquake that destroy-
IK IT E M IK K .
cars, and the general unfltneaa for
22 Fetin«ylvania
railroad'«
lH-hour
««d Klngaton, Jamaica, out o f which
market of the four footers upon arrival
4—
Death
o f Edvard Grieg, Norwegian
flyer wre«-ke«l near Johnstown, F a . . . .
cam e the d l«a g ri,enhle Hwettenham In
composer.
at
their destination.
Mlaaouri Legislature adjourned by small­
o ld e n t; «nhsequently ooc»irred other pox scare.
7—
Anti-Japanese outbreak in Vancou­ The slaughter of these animals in
«virtliqtiske* aiel volcanic eruptions In
ver, B. C.
this county w ill insure perfectly health­
M V Hi II.
9—
Japanese battleship Kashlma blows
Mexico, Chile and China
An earth-
ful and palatable meat, will eliminate
4 — F ifty ninth Congr<-«a adjourns sine
<|iiake and mountain allde that d»*- d ie ....T h r e e changes in l'resldent's cab­ up at Kure with loss of 40 lives.
the shrinkage, and w ill double the
15— 25 live« lost in wreck of excursion profits of the stock raiser, as he will
atroyad the town o f K aratagb, Russian inet take effect.
train near Canaan, N. H.
receive not only his first profit as pro­
Tu rkcstiin, aliUtTed out IS,000 Uvea, and
7-
Strother brothers in Culpepper, Va.,
17— Firat election in Oklahom a.. . .Chi­
ducer, but as a stockholder in the com­
n frigh tfu l
typhoon at
Hongkong, acquitted of murder* under "unwritten
cago defeat« new charter.
pany w ill receive a second profit as
China, kllhxl unknown hundreds o f the law.”
21—
Frank J. Constantine convicted of
9 Death o f John Alexander D o w le ...
wholesaler.
Inhabitant«. A hurricane In tlx* Caro­
murder of Mrs. Ixtuise Gentry in Chicago
Because of the lateness of the season,
line lalamlx wljied out 290 liv e « ; a W ill J. Davl* freed o f responsibility for ....G ra n d sta n d blown down in Begins,
Iroquois theater disaster by Judge K im ­
comparatively
little work can be done
Pa., and 50 people hurt.
grcnt flood In Japan caused dta» death«.
brough of Danville, 111.
25— Flood in Japan drowna 000 par* this year, but the company will he put
Am ong the onta«troph--« origin ating lit
12 !>»nth of M. Caalmlr I ’erier, for­
upon a working basis and several hun­
th e operation« ami enterprlaea o f hu- mer president of F ra n ce .. . . Magatines on sons.
dred
head of hogs v>ill be converted
28—
Eight
Uvea
loot
in
B.
&
O.
wreck
iiiiinlty there have Is-eu explosions— French Isittlesbip Jeua explode at Toulon,
into hams, bacon and lard. Early next
at Bellaire, Ohio.
•everal o f them in mines, oth er« In killing HO and Injuring 300 persona.
30— McKinley mausoleum dedicated In spring conveniences for the preparation
14 Death of Maurice Grau, imprea-
tilnat fu rn ace« and on «hlptxtard—col-
Canton, Ohio.
of all by-products w ill be installed.
sario.
Ifnlon« o f x h 11 at and o f ra ilw a y trnlna,
OCTOBER.
HV Hurtling of Helicon Hall, Upton
the collapse o f tie* great uncompleted
6— Death of Mrs. Mary J. Holmes,
A S K TIM E O N R A N G E T A X .
bridge o ver the St. latwrence
riv er Sinclair's colony, near Englewood. N. J. authoress.
1H- Greater Ixiulaville exposition open­
nenr Quebec, and the blow ing up o f
10—
Steamship Lusitania crosses A t­
ed.
Wallowa Sheepmen Don't Want to Pay
the Du Pout pow der w ork « In Fonts*
II*— Death of Thomas Halley Aldrich. lantic ocean in four days twenty h ou rs...
S 14,000 Until Next August.
Ix.-ath
of
Mra.
Cassia
Chadwick
in
Co­
net. tint. A ll tbcae prodiuvd long caw
22 Many |>ersoua killed in riots In
lumbus (O h io ) penitentiary.
u n ify lint«.
Enterprise— At a meeting of tbe
Moldavia.
12— Steamship Cypress wrecked on
T h e roll o f em inent dead 1« nl«o an
23 Death of Alexander Reaublen, first
Wallowa County Woolgrowers, in this
Lake Superior and 22 lives loat.
ex ten sive one. Sweden ha« lately been white male ls»rn in Chh-ago.
city,
resolutions were adopted request­
14—
Town of San Jose del Cabo, Lower
31 Death of Galusha A. Grow, former
ca lled upon to mourn the decenne o f It«
ing
tbe
government to defer collection
California,
destroyed
by
cloudburst.
Itclnved king. Oscar I I , am! h i« «on Cong re«« man from Pennsylvania.
15—
Du Pont powder works near Fon-
of range dues until after shearing, or
and nucceasor h a« iisMiimcd tie- rein«
A I* H I I,.
tanet, Ind., explodes, kilting 50 people.
about August 1.
The fheepmen of
o f government.
In Ferula, nlao, tlie
2 —Chicago ele«-ts Fred A. Busse,
It*— W all street flurry causes great Wallowa pay about $14,000 for rent of
old Shah ha« died and a new one rule«. Republican. Mayor and approve* new slump in copper stocks.
ranges, and this would be hard to raise
Not death, hnt nhdli’ftilon
ha« a l«o traction ordinance by mnjority o f 33,126.
22—
23— Panic in New York and under
the
the preeent scarcity of money.
4 -Hotel fire in Knn Franciaco kills 17 East marked by suspension of Knicker­
«•hanged the governm ental head In
It was recommended that tbe present
persona.
.
.
.
Lunacy
commission
declares
bocker Trust Company and o f various county bounty of $1.50 a head on coy­
Korea,
p o litic«, art, aelencs, letters,
Harry K. 'ITiaw sane.
financial concerns, appointment o f receiv­
»m l the platform have each paid It«
P Howard Nicholas and l/onxrd Leo­ ers for Westinghouse Electric and Manu­ otes be continued, and 1)4 cents a head
toll to death In the h«m o f wmie fore-
pold convicted of murder of Mrs. Mar- facturing Company, and wild scene« on tax on sheep be levied to pay for it.
inoat r r iir e v n liit lr n . Among the name« guret Leslie in Chicago.
There are 146,000 sheep being fed in
Stock Exchange.
mny tie recorded those o f form er Free
Wallowa county this winter. Twenty-
11 -Is>rd Cromer, Hritidh
ruler
in
23—
Germans win balloon race from St.
ld**nt M. Caalm lr F e rler o f France, F.gypt. resigns.
two sheepmen joined the state assoc a-
I.ouis with France second.
13- Standard Oil Cotnt>any convicted
S en ator« Morgan, F ettu « and Alger,
27— New $20,000,000 Union station tion and with the $2 yearly dues and
$2 assessment on each 1,000 sheep
Gntushn A. G row . James H, Eckels, in Illinois court o f relmting.
opened in Washington.
14-
Death o f James II. Eckels of Chi­ 30— Earthquake and mountain slide de­ sheared last June, the sum of $257 was
M aurice Gran. Itlchard Mansfield. Jo­
seph Joachim, Edvard G rieg, James c a g o .. . . Knrthqunke« at Chilapa and nt mys town of Karatagb, Russian Tut* collected and sent to tbe state body.
Cbllpancingo, Mexico.
kistan, and causes 15,000 death«.
M cOranahan, Col. win s flsjrsa. Prof.
13 Great Northern's Oriental Limited
NOVKMBKR.
A lex an d er S. Herachel, Thom as Halley
T o Develop Oregon Borax.
derailed by wreckers at Hartlett, N. D.
1— Great railway strike In Great B rit
Aldrich, I>r. John Wataon (Ia n Mi»«*-
Burns—The Oregon Borax company,
10-19- Volcanic eruptions in Chile.
ain (-ailed.
la r e n ), Th eodore Tilton . M r». M ary J.
of which Joeeph Gaston, of Portland,
20 Great fire in native quarter of
5—
End of telegraphers’ strik e.. . .E lec­
H olm e«, Prancla Murphy am! Mrs. Manila.
is president, has commenced the work
tions In many States.
H elen M. Oougar. Mr«. Wm. M cK in ­
2d- -Opening o f Jamestown (V a .) Ex-
of
11—
Death of Dexter M. Ferry, seed»- developing the soda and borax de­
ley and John Alexander D ow le are also poaltlon.
posits at Alkali lake, on tbe edge of
man. o f Detroit.
30— Hurricane in Caroline Islnnda kills
In the Hat o f the well-known dead.
Lake county n» ar the Harney county
15—
Denth o f Moncure D. Conway,
A tlnnnelal disturbance o f w ldenpreid 200 people.
American au th or.. . . Fire destroys town line at Gray’s Butte. A large amount
MAY.
of lumber has been ordered for perma
Influence h a» made Itself fe lt during
o f Cleary, Alaska.
2— Grent loss of life from explosion in
nent buildings, and Superintendent
th e last three month« o f lit07.
HI— Oklahoma admitted to statehood.
Canton, China.
24— Jury in Steve Adams case in Bath- Zell Young, with a party of carpenters,
T h e numlier o f S ta te« In the Union
3 Sir Alexander Swettenhnm retires
drum, Idafio, disagree«.
•
is on the ground to carry on the work.
h a « been lu c re «»»«! to -pi by the nd
n.s Governor o f Jamaica.
25—
Thirteen lives lost in New York
In
addition to these preparations, the
mission o f Oklahoma.
tl Dr. John Watson (Ia n Maclnren)
tenement house fire.
sheet iron for boiling and settling
T h a t modern m ind» are not nppalleil die* in Mt. Pleasant, Io w a .. . .Tornado
26— Death of Gen. B. I*. Pritchard of tanks has been ordered in California
hy large am ount» 1« «how n by tw o o f »¡lie s out towns of Birthright and Ridge­
Allegnn, Mich., whose regiment captured and will be shipped up to the lake by
way,
Texas.
the yea r’» transactions. Th e Standard
Jefferson Davis.
the narrow-gauge railroad from Reno
lO— Son l>orn to
King
Alfonso of
O il Company hn» been fined
DECEMBER.
to Alturas, where the tanks w ill be
Spain.
OOO h.v n Chicago Judge, and John I>.
1—
Explosion in mine at Fayette City,
constructed on the grounds.
11 Mystic Shrlner »|>ecinl wrecked at
R o ck efeller hn» made donatloun o f $3L‘,-
Pa., kills 40 miners. _
Honda, Cal., and 31 lives lost.
000,000 to educational project».
2— Sixtieth Congres» opens.
12— Mine fire at Velardena, Mexico,
Warnings to Entry men.
T w o great exposition »
have been kills 90 men. . . . Earthquake in China
4— King Oscar of Sweden resigns gor
Lakeview—
The numerons decisions
ernment
into
hands
o
f
Crown
Prince
as
held. T lm t at Jamestown, Va., did not kills 4,000 persons.
rendered the commissioner of the gen­
regent.
recalve the patronage expected and 1»
17—
Isaac Stephenson elected United
ll— Explosion entombs 400 miners at eral land office no longer leave any
In the hnnda o f a receiver. Th e other States Senator from Wisconsin.
doubt in the minds of homesteaders as
23— Death o f Theodore Tilton In Paris. Monotignh, W . Va.
wna In G reater l/oulsvllle, Ky.
to what they must do if they expect to
8—
Denth
of
King
Oscar
I
I
.
of
Sweden
20— Death of Mrs. W illiam McKinley.
A public w ork o f vn«t mngnlture w a »
and accession of his son as Gustaf V.
hold the lands in the Southern Oregon
begun when M ayor M cClellan o f New
J IN K .
11— President Roosevelt reiterates his pine belt.
In every caase of contest
Y o rk broke ground fo r the const ruc­
5—
Oscar II . re«times reign as King of
declaration that he will not again be a where it was shown that the home­
tion o f the great Catsklll
aqueduct Sweden.
candidate for chief executive.
steader had failed to comply with the
*! Sudden denth o f Mrs. Helen M.
which In a few y e a r» 1» to convey to
16—
Dust explosion kills 75 men law
in in any particular, no matter how
th o metropolis an Inexhaustible supply Gougnr.
mine at Yolande, A la ....G r e a t war fleet trivial, the decision has gone to the
7—
Fatal and destructive tornado in
sails from Hampton Roads for Pacific.
o f pure water.
contestant and the homestead entry
Kentucky and southern Illinois and In­
17—
Death of Ixml Kelvin, English
T h e H a rry T h a w trial In New York
has been ordered cancelled.
diana.
scientist.
and tin* general «trik e o f telegrapher»
9— Denth o f Julia Magruder, novelist.
th e country o ver w ere subject» o f much
Gold Cane for Calbreath.
10—
Grent strike against government in
N e w P r in c ip le In S tru ctu ra l W o r k .
Interest to the public w hile they con­ wine growing regions o f F ra n ce ... .300
Salem— The medical staff of the Ore­
A
new
principle
in
engineering
prac­
tinued.
lives lost in burning of Chinese thenter
tice is described hy the Scientific Ameri­ gon state ¡mane aelyum last week pre­
T h e principal happening« o f 1907 nre in Hongkong.
can In the case o f a lookout tower built sented Superintendent J. F. Calbreath
11—
Death o f Senator John T . Morgan
briefly given b e lo w :
hy Alexander Graham Bell, In which the with a fine goldheaded cane as a token
of Alahamn.
structure is composed of tetrahedrons, of their esteem.
Dr. Calbreath haa
J A N U A R Y 1.
12—
200 lives lost in hurrienne on Caro­
and is said to be the first iron structure served eight years as superintendent
2— Wreck on Hock Inland near Vol- line Islands.
built on thia principle. Each tetrahedral and has enojoyed very harmonious re­
18—
Mayor Schmits of San Francisco
land, Kansas, kill« 33 person».. . .Chas.
cell, which is the unit o f construction, lations with his subordinates and with
M. Floyd, Republican, elected Governor convicted o f extortion.
ia made of one-half Inch Iron piping, and the board of trustees. His second term
14— Olympic Theater burns In Chicago.
o f New llampflhlre by legislature.
measures exactly 48 inches from tip to ended January 1, when he was succeed­
10—
Csar
dissolves
the
Duma.
5— Homh thrown In Fourth Street N a­
tip.
T w o hundred and aixty o f these ed by Dr. E. L. Steiner.
18— Death o f Frof. Alexander S. Her-
tional hank, Philadelphia.
cell« were employed in the tower, which
schel, English astronomer.
8— Death o f Shah of Pemla.
rise« 70 feet above the ground. Some of
Eugana Invites Viaitors.
9—
Jamea Cullen lynched in Charlea 20— Mayor McClellan of New York the advantage* claimed for thia method
City, Io w a ....G e n . Vladimir Pavloff aa- break« first sod for construction o f great of construction are lightness, great rigid­
Eugene— The promotion department
anaainated In St. Petersburg.. . .30 miners Catsklll aqueduct.
ity, rapidity and ease of construction, of the Eugene Commercial club has
2(1— Fire destroys block o f buildings ad­
killed by explosion in Plttaburg blast fur­
very little false work being required, and had notices printed and will hang them
joining Jamestown exposition.
nace.
the facility with which any part may be in every depot in the state, to the effect
10—
Typhoon In Philippine« kill* 100 30— I>eafh o f Francis Murphy, temper­ renewed.
that strangers w ill be made welcome
ance evangel ¡at.
persons.
at the rooms of the club, and inviting
J V IT .
11 —
Fire near Straaabnrg, Germany,
Yellow and black pearls are In demand any visitors to visit the city of Eu­
eauaee 20 deaths.. . .$1,000,000 Are In
8-
—Fatal windstorm sweep« western
I d Europe.
gene. The cards state that the club has
Lancaster, Pa.
Wisconsin.
14— Earthquake destroys Kingston, Ja­
6—
John D. Rockefeller appears aa wit- Mora potatoes are eaten la Balgfoai nothing to sell, but in anxious to be of
neaa in court la C h ics «»
than la Ireland.
I any service it can to strangers.
A P P L E S H IP M E N T S IN C R EA S E
Railroads Qivs Out Figurss Showing
Oregon’s Bala of Fruits.
Portland— More than twice as many
apples were shipped out of this state
during 1907 than in 1906, according to
reports compiled by the railroads. The
Southern Pacific and O. R. A N. lines
ha ve completed figures showing the
cars of apples shipped from every (mint
on the allied lines, and the total num­
ber of cars is a surprise.
“ Nearly all these paples were bought
f. o. b. at the station nearest the or­
chards,” said General Freight Agent
Miller, of the Harriman lines. “ Thia
shows the fruit is in demand, and
Eiatern buyers come here in search of
H. The prices this season are better
than ever before.
One station on our
lines that never shipped an apple be­
fore this year seut away 40 cars to the
East a short time ago. This indicates
how the apple industry la going ahead.
I predict it will only be a few years be­
fore apple growing will be one of the
biggest activities of Oregon people.”
Can’t Usa Wood.
Burns— The forest rangers of tbe
Blue mountain foreat reserve have fined
several Harney citizens for cutting tim­
ber in tbe reserve without permits from
the foreat guards. The largest fine im­
posed was on B. A. Dickenson, who
operates a sawmill about eight miles
from Harney.
He was caught taking
timber from government land and fined
$300 for about 17 treea. The sawmill
men have been making thia a practice
for years before the reserve was creat­
ed, and thought it no harm to continue
the practice. Last fall waa the first
time a foreat guard has been stationed
here to give permits for cutting timber
for wood and other purposes. There
has always been plenty of timber out­
side the reserve for wood and timber
for botlding purpoees until
lately,
when it waa all eecured by outside peo­
ple, to be transferred in time to large
timber companies.
Board Raisas Teachers' Pay.
Oregon City— The teachers of tbe
city schools will receive a substantial
increase in salaries next year. This
was assured at the annual meeting of
the local district, at whifeh a special
tax of 3)4 mills was levied. The levy
is 1 milli n excees of the recommenda­
tions of the board of directors, and the
excees will be added to the salaries of
the teachers, making the amount ex­
pended next year about $10,000, in
comparison with $8,000 for the year
just closed. The annual report of the
directors shows the schools to be in a
flourishing condition, and the financial
report shows that the floating indebt­
edness is $909 lees than last year.
Clyde 8ayne Acting President.
Salem— The executive oommittee of
the state normal schools haa elected C.
E. Payne, of the department of science
at Ashland normal, to serve as acting
president for the remainder of this
year in the place of B. F. Mulkey, re­
signed.
PO R TLA N D M A R K E TS.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 35@37)4o
per pound.
Veal— 75 to 125 pounds, 8)4(<$9c;
125 to 150 pounds, 7c; 150 to 200
pounds, 5@6)4c.
Poultry— Average old hens, 12c per
pound; mixed chickens, ll)4 c ; spring
chickens, ll@ 1 2 c; roosters, 8c; dressed
chickens, 14c; turkeys, live,
15c;
dressed, choice, 18@20c; geeee, live,
15c; ducks, 14c; pigeons, $1(2)1.50;
squabs, $2(2)3.
Eggs— Fresh ranch, candled, 32)4@
35c per dozen.
Pork— Block, 75 to 150 pounds, 6(2)
6 ) 4c; packers, 6@6)4e-
Wbeat— Club, 83c; blueetem, 85c;
valley, 83c; red, 81c.
Oats— No. 1 white, $28; gray, $28.
Barley— Feed, $27 per ton; brewing,
$31; rolled, $30.
Corn— Whole, $32; cracked, $33.
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $16 per
ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $22(2)23;
clover, $15; cheat, $15; grain hay, $15
@16; alfalfa, $15; vetch, $14.
Fruits— Apples, 75c@$2 per box;
deaches, 75c@$l per crate; pears, $1.25
@1.75 per box; cranberries, $9.50@12
per barrel.
Vegetables— Turnips, 75c per sack;
carrots, 65c per sack; beets $1 per sack;
beans. 7@9c per pound; cabbage, lc
per pound; cauliflowers, 75c(8$l per
dozen; celery, $3.25@3.50 per crate;
onions, 16@20c per dozen; parsley, 20o
per dozen; peas, 11c per pound; pep­
pers, 8@17c per pound; pumpkins, 1@
l H e per pound; radishes, 20c per doz­
en; spinach 6c per pound; sprouts, 8c
per pound; squash, l@ l)4 c per pound;
tomatoes, $1.50 per box.
Onions— $1.75@1.85 per hundred.
Potatoes— 50@65c per hundred, de­
livered Portland; sweet potatoes, $2.75
per cwt.
Hops— 1907, prime and choice, 5@
7) 4c per pound; olds, l@ 2c per pound.
Wool— Lae tern Oregon, average best,
13@20c per pound, according to shrink­
age; valley. 18@20c, according to flne-
nees.; mohair, ohoice, 29@30c per
pound.