hear' v
Pi
DIVIDE NORTHWEST
Hill and Harrlman Roads Agree
Upon Territory.
II aDHMiuinn
SCHMITZ IS GUILTY.
Jury Agrees That San Franclso Mayor
Extorted Money.
San Francisco, Juno 14. A jury of
12 of bis peers baa declared Mayor
Eugene . Schmitz guilty of tho crlmo
of extortion ns charged against him by
tbo Oliver grand jury.
Tbo jury was out juet ono bcur and
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
BY RAIL TO KLAMATH FALLS.
HURT OREGON AND WASHINGTON thlrty-flvo minutes. It elected Charles
Last Few Miles Will Delay Completion
Until Fall of 1008.
Klamath Falls Tho California-
E. Capp foreman and at onco proceeded Northeastern Railroad Is expected to
to an informal ballot. This was cast reach Darrls, sovon miles from Teot-
Each Line Takes a Distinctive Field verbally and stood 11 for conviction er's Landing, by November )., Steam-
and ono for acquittal. Mr. Burns, a rs Ply betweon Teotcr's ana tins
9 1
From Which the Other is Ef
fectively Barred.
"Washington, Juno 13. From evi
dence given today boforo tho Interstate
Commerco commission it is vory plain
that J. J. Hill and E. H. Ilarriman
have mapped out tho Northweet, each
taking a distinctive territory, from
which the other is effectively barred.
Particularly is this true of the lumber court.
business.
shoemaker, cast tbo dissenting vote.
Then tho 12 men began a 'discussion of
tho evidence, which lasted for noarly
an hour. At tho end of that time tho
first formal ballot was cast. It was a
writton ballot and was unanimous for
conviction. The jurymen issued tliis
statement to tho Associated Press Jm-
clty, so thnt next winter thero will
bo but seven miles of staging In the
trip to this city.
A regular train servlco over tho
new railroad will bo established
July 1, when tho road will bo com
pleted to Orr's Meadows. Tho road
Is being built in a substantial man
ner, which gives assuranco that It
will ono day bo used as tho main
n s ... .
xl la piaCUCailV lmpOSSlDlO, Tl.n nvt tvw1,. M. ,....... ,-. .!
uunur uieisiHuuK irejgnc rates ana ar- ly nnd without emotion. Ho sat at tho
rangements, for Oregon lumbermen to talkir,K with his counpo), whilo a
uieuinio uuer uoir uismissai oy tne Portland and Sacramento.
Tho road will in nil probability
i'""''"1 T u V TC , l0Yf loJ'al friends camo up and shook
tributary to the Northern Pacific and him by lhe hand. iMany o( the clt
Great Northern, and likowlse imoossi- .m.i... ... o..i..n. ...
not roach Klamath Falls until tho
fall of 1908, as it will require con
siderable time to complete tho dlko
across tho marsh and to construct
tho drawbrldgo across Klamath
river.
Berry Prices Up Again.
Hood River Cold weathor and
rain which fell here for the first time
ble for Paget Sound manutatuiers to prosont Qnd they ahowod tbo gronto8t
invade territory tributary to the Ham- 8Urpri8e and consternation.
man lines. Assistant Dietrlct Attornov Hnnnv.
And eo far as the respective railroad wi.n ha w.,a M.Q ..r,.n. nr M mi In many weeks is holdlnc back tho
sys terns are concerned, neither has any for the prosecution, was not in tho stbelrr cr0& the season for
desire to invade the other's territory. courtroom when tho verdict wnn wh,cu 18 thought to bo about half
ulu Huuuwiww uur uner mom- brought in. Evon the prosecution did
offered, them and each objects to being
compelled to take care of the surplus of
tho other.
At tho close of the morning session
Mr. Jeffreys, attorney for the Gould
system, announced to the commission
that the Missouri Pacific and Denver &
Rio Grande, which connect with tho
Harriman lines at Ogden, had no objec
tion to "opening the Portland gateway."
WILD BELGIAN HARES.
Begin to Overrun Woods and Fields
of Linn County.
Albany As an nftormath of tho
Dolglan haro fnd which Bwopt this
part of the Btato about 10 yoars ogo,
considerable country west of Albany
Is populated with tho llttlo animals
Pnnuln drlvlnir alone roads out of
this city can see thorn any ovonlng
and many havo boon killed rccoutly
by farmers. They live In tho thick
ets along tho roadsides.
Tho Uolirlnn haro fad found
Htxnnc foothold In Albany. Hun
drods of tho animals wore Imported
and for a tlmo a public display was
maintained by cntUustnstH, a large
hall being rented for that purpose
Many local cltlzons bocamo ns fninll
lar with Belgian haro pcdlgroo ns 1b
a horseman with his horses.
But tho fnd died out and what
hares were not killed wero turned
loose. A few evidently found thol
way Into tho country west of Albany
and have lived thero over slnco. This
year for tho first tlmo they havo bo
come numerous enough to attract
considerable attention. Tho nutnbe
Is growing every year but tho hares
do very little damaee.
TRAP.
over. Prices for berries havo taken
ft tl nnwnnl t OTl ilonoi titlnrrtnrr lr l)in
outu u (jinuN uwioiuii iuB neighborhood of $2.75. So far 30
jury, ana was unprepared for it. There cars have been shipped out this sea-
were no signs oi juDiiation wnon tne son with tho expectation that as
result of the trial was known among many more will bo moved before It
the forces of the prosecution. They Is over. This does not include the
JAPAN AGAIN AROUSED.
took their victory quietly.
Among the crowd were heard expres
sions of satisfaction that justice had
been done, but they were mingled with
words of regret that Schmitz, who had
played such a gallant part during the
fire and earthquake, had succumbed to
the influence that had brought about
his conviction of felony. Sentence will
Rain Welcomed In Clackamas.
Oregon City Light rnlns nro fall
lng In nearly every Bcctlon of Clack
amns county, and with a falling bar
ometer there is prospect of wot
weathor continuing for several days
number of crates shipped by express, General satisfaction is expressed by
wninn nna i-nonfin! nlmitt Q AAA TKa j i i . . i .
nimiLTH, aa uiu rain ui niai vvuun ub
iru.i.. ! I t r I n I 1 t -
tiueiy wircuiaiea r-aper msks feopie oe pronounceu June -
to Take Hand.
which has reached about 8,000. The
total number of cars shipped last
year was 28, so that although the
crop Is not as large as expected it Is
a better one than that of 190C. Grow
ers now look for It to reach 60,000
crates against 75,000 or SO. 000.
which was predicted early In the sea
son.
Tokio, June 13. The Mainichl, pub- MAY HAVE DISPUTE AT HAGUE.
lished at Osaka and claiming to have a
not of sufllciont duration to bo of
material benefit. Crops generally
are In prime condition, and with fav
orable climatic conditions glvo forth
every promise of a prolific harvest
Juno rains nro always beneficial to
Into potatoes, and will bo welcomed
ns there Is a heavy Increase In the
potato acreage this year. Farmers In
tho south end of Clackamas county
have planted extensively, becauso of
Planing Mill for Silverton.
Silverton A movement is on foot in
this city to establish another lumbering tbo late floods in tho Sacramento val-
r ntn nnn. I . . . . I enteTDrjSC Which DrOmlHEH to be II Vfirv I l'
wuuiouuu ui iuuuu, tiprteaes anger uapanese acneme ur Aggress on Op im.i,t oiiiti i u 1 V
todav at the renoited rnt attack on u.. p important addition to lumbering inter-
a Jafmnese horticulturist at BerkoW. Huau " eats In Silverton. C. J. Simnral,
Cal. Itsavs: I -wew xork, June 14. A Vienna dis- Brewer Bros., Al Porter and LeRoy
"Thannfn.ni mnncft, : natch to the Hfirald nnntos n. flAlPtmt mowne, an owning sawmills near
toncv of the California nnthnrltip f to Th Hfltnin onnfprpn Bn,l l, fi, uere' bavo Pcl"8ed eight acres of land
protect our compatriots. Now is m f.H . ' ' sojith of the depot and will in the very
Outlook Was Never So Good.
Condon Heavy rain fell hro last
week soaking the ground down six or
ceven inches. The rain wan just about
needed when it fell in light ehowerH
. .NOW IS no I rfnrPRP.nfnf ivc nf n trrani nntrAr aa In. I 4 l, . . ..Innrllntarlntnrrnnia TIiib fian rmj itn
. i , , . .1 t i i nrair inrurn orvr. n inrnn n omnn tniii i---- ...
wme io rest assurea on cne stereotyped ,.: ...... T , A t-..i , . . , . ... , 7 : e .-(, ... . t, ilS. ,.rfltw tt...
diplomatic assurances frcm the Wwh- .T u . u . ' , i , m , 'M Gilliam coun
ington government. Only two weeks ??to conference by bringing forward be man ac ured The four mills in- " " m' thn" 1 I , I1 . f ,l'
o. . x.ii! j. I tno Question ot rirJit of n connnprnr tn teresieu. in me eniernriso nave a cana- v - w " '"i "
......uauia iuu lu kb yie-i - . . Zut'A In Tl, "I f Kn nnn MV -t i.k great acreage In giaJn. this coun v's
L u uari i . . . . . . -
expect- ou about the best In its hiHtory.
0Vvner8 Things nvor looked belter than they
. TV:: " i: "V s nnnnT'rrifnrvah?nMI1.ifhan tJ,af nitV of 50.000 fMfc of liimhor n Iiv. Krcal acreage in
vcunvo lueuaurea 10 taiecuara jananese j -"" i . - ... . ' . . . - -
rights comes the Berkeley outrage. 13 uPn ifc- 1 leyt W11J lDCOrPrate, and it is e
Th Tvronnni;tn r,t tj:.i- o Thiswill be warmlv rienied bv both eu one or two otiier mil
velfctowprfl hiVh Amnno i;,.inn OTOOf liussia and the United States, the P Decome inierestea in tne transoc
men and deserves full confidence, but Herald's informant is quoted as saying, tion.
promisee, however high sounding and Ane ""ssiane ave large private prop
reasBuring, and tho promise maker, ertiea in Manchuria, and the United
however high in character, is of no val- states considerable mining and other
ue whatever if unaccompanied by deeds, interests in Corea. Of such interests
"The powerJessness of the California JaPan proposes to deprive them. At all
and Federal governments is thus de- events. that is to be the object of her
monEtrated and it only remains to take Popcion
tne work of protection in our own
Bands
do at the present time.
One Woman and a Chinaman.
Salem Fifty four applicants for ad
mission to the bar took tho examination
before the Supremo court last week.
Of these one was a woman and ono a
Chinese, the latter being Seid Hack, Jr
The United States proposes to bring Out of consideration for the feeling3 of
a motion diametrically opposed te that tho3e who may fail, tho Supremo court
That iha nfmo o. f i::j I of Japan, and this, in view of the nres-1 will not make public the namrn of
iuu vuuiHfjva utg vl 1 1 till I i a , t
local occurrence is not a sufficient ex- eQt existing controversy between Japan those taking the examination, but in a ana ,n" tr? 'catures known to a
planation." andAmerica.it is easy to see has all few days an announcement will be country fa,r arebelng provided for.
the makings of a first-class internation- made of tbo names of those who
Athena Will Have a Fair.
Pendleton Citizens of Athena
have formed a fair association, and
are preparing to Incorporate under
the name of the Athena Agricultural
Stock and Fair Association. A fair
will bo held this year for the first
tlmo during the month of Septem-
oer, tne exact date not yet having
ueen set. Committees have been
ippolnted for all tho detail work,
HAYWOOD'S CASE HURT.
al row.
Attorney for the Defense Injures His
Own .Theory.
Boise, Idaho, Juno 13. Again yester
day the aimlesslnesg of the defense in
ine naywoou case was illustrated on
FINISH WiTH ORCHARD.
passed.
N
Holds Option on Water Power.
Oregon City M. F. Donahoe has se
cured from Frank Habelt a renewal of
an option on 280 acres of land three
miles from Cazadcro on tho ClackamaB
river. HabolL's property commands
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Chief Witness for State on Stand for
Six Days.
Boise, Idaho, June 14. The cross-
several occasions. It has been apparent examination of Harrv Orchard clospd tue site for the development of ini
all through the cross examination of k,Binw vta unA w, 0,i niense water power, as two corners of
Orchard and has been commented upon . . , , ... . . tho ,an" cr088 tl,e Clackamas. It is
i ii i a... c Yi . I six full davs and parts of two. bavini? I .,.i.i, .!.. n t.- .
flounders around Efldly and leads into been called at 9:30 o'clock on June 4, ing aompany that is operating on the 18 Per ton: Eastern Oregon tlni
contradictions. and his cross-examination being fin- Sandy. othy, J2123; clover, J9; cheat,
There will be about three hours of "bed at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after- liiyjy; grain nay, a(io; alfalfa.
the redirect examination of Orchard on noon. In hia direct examination eight Eight Killed Durlnic May. iJyn.
Friday morning, according to present and one-half hours wero consumed, Salem Eight killed and three injured Domestic Fruits Strawberries,
Wheat Club, 8C87c: bluostem
88 90c; Valley, 86 87c; rod, 8Ce.
Oafs No. 1 white, $28030: gray
nominal.
Barley Feed $22 022.50 ncr
brewing, nominal; rolled. $23,50 0
24.50.
Corn Whole, $20; cracked. $27
per ton.
Hay Valley timothy, No. 1. $17
plans, out it may require much less wane aia cioKt-exarmnauon occupied is cue record ot railroad casualties in ?r ", ic
time. Most everything has been brought 26 hours. He left tho stand appar- Oregon during the month of May, as h! I!wi!PPrn'f'33,i;(lll!r
out in the cross examinaion that the ently stronger than when be began his shown by reports received by the Ore- cantaCS ln&iiinQort'k
state wants, but tho relations of the testimony, and he is in excellent spir- gon Railroad commission. Of th sir, r.n- 1 riSnfI ti ini Y JJt
Plays Into Honey's Hands by Opening
Way for Ruef.
San Frnnolnco, Juno 12, What
looked like a field day for Mayor
Schmltz In hU trial for oxtortlon
was tranBformoa uy n nuaaon coup
of Francis J. Honoy Into a distinct
victory for tho pronooutlon. With
both Schmltx and Knot on tho stand,
tho day was roploto with Ronuatlons,
but capping all whb tho neatly laid
tran Into which thtftdofouso nindo n
precipitous fall. Tho trap was euro-
GATHERED AT HAGU
- Delegates ol AH Nations Will Dla
was reacc Plans,
FORTY-SIX POWERS REPHESENTt
III UUIMIUIIB llllli IIU lllJ Hill VIII U- A, -.,
fully laid, ovon to tho point whoro c,lon on Disarmament Ouenl
tho Mayor himself unknowingly Oe Watched hv 1
Bprung in. ... uiv
Whun Mr. Honoy announced thnt IMia world.
tho prosecution hud completed Its
caso, tho uoiunno, uunicmg mat tno
lnni'nr from Hiinf had imiiHnd. itit. I Tl. ir ,
,7 t od to nu Schmltz on the a and. . . " " ",,0 . Jm, 16WHh H,n ...
Tho Mayor, accordingly, appoarod In CHU"iuvca of 40 counlrlea Lmti l
lilu nwn linlinlf mill. rOL'nrillni TJ nnf hero for I lin nr.,...(. , .. b"H10It
as no longer a menace, ruBhod ahead conference, which' will tu ,U
wuii iiib uuiiniio. nu rviivuuv ll,uf1,, i, i l"aco I
point on crOHB-oxiunlntlon whoro Mr. wloro n ronmtkablo contrast 1
Honey nBked htm If ho had recolvod twoon the BcntlmontM ,n.ii,
any or tho money paid to lluor by t ho ovn of tl, '"8 "Il
the French reBtaurants, and, despite 1nnn . . - conforenco (
tho warnings from hia own attorney, invv nm t0,,ny which 1ms becomA
...IU..U.VI.. ... ..unovuv. I " n'iviii coiiimiiMl 1 ,.J
In so doliur ho nlnved comnlotelv I niii,..,.i, i ... 1,1
Into tho hands of tho proaecutlon, , H umn lMl ' PfMen
not only uy laying a uusiu ror tho uvir"ll,c,8 wcrorenrwi.J
i..,.n. i. lni..n .-.f ii., i..nii...n 1,11 tin. i. ........ i. . . M"cng
lllll uiiuvviiiii w . wiu vvabllliwiljr ui v.., uiu IIVIIJU UI II1I1 U'riplfl I i I
Kuof In robuttal. but bv DUHHlmr tlt Tti , - ...... . . " """WunJ
entire oxtortlon up to Huef In auch ' V , " ' Ul'nrma,n''t
a manner that tho captive bos will u, ,Ml'Hhmoiit of tho ctinm f
oaBorly refuto tho Ubi mony by do- from among civilised people .
clarlns that ho paid half tho money, who wore ho i.ui, v. c
or $2600, to Schmltz. . ro , , r0 u,ht ) ao ral
lloth Mr. Honoy and Mr. Burns ,,ow 11,0 -'i'Ktoa of tho iHiwera tail I
...i.i..... .... ..,..1.. i . . .i iii ii
vtVTV uuiiiiuuiii iiini. ill,lll, 1IIIII WOI1 itniJOUHO lO 1110 KeilorollH niim.l .in
Biitlsfled with tho turn of events. ,.mneror of lulu, i m ' tl
Mr. Honoy. "Wo boliovo wo have ,,,c,r vork wll, tlio zca
nroved our caBQ." tmx ol men uiwn a hnlv
I . i - J inoiiill. ii;
unco months Inter this dream fad
and nothing beyond tho adoolU
i rnc" on" "vowed oli
Ject of the conference.
Tho iwwera fnvcrli.g n dlicunionol
proiwwil to redticuarnmincntgleartLati
FIGHTING AGAIN.
Nicaragua and Salvador Ignore Peace
Agreement.
Moxlco City, Juno 12. Nicaragua nlcfii? it Is brought up. the hnl uJ
I L'.l, ... ...... I ... I inn.. ..II I.. I.. I ""9
.nm aiiniiuui uiu iii .ii. tiiiu ibj. iimi .mi iiiiu univcrWll rlilltitta il
terday afternoon Dr. Manuel Del- tho ouUot It is n'en that the imnort J
gado, Minister to Moxlco from Sal- thins Is to avoid dlnrord, and with lhl
. t , vv. . . v. , i t vlw I Illiri MM ft III lUirm TMtwi ti fnll.. t
..mm from Trnt,1nn PlLMirnn. .:.. '.."""'"f ".'" "'W Wimr
w riiauBw O It V I
Snn Salvador, Juno XI
'a Thi. ' V,0WM nl"1 ,n or(,er ht thodelmta
iuturod rnr.".1 "f c.imlntc4, It l.fi bi
mornliiB tho revolution's captured ; "t,l,m,"l(!". "i
tho port of Acalutla. They woro V ' l" lPne me seconl
comnmndod liv fiimnrnl Mniiiuil euwa,u '"0 COnrtTOIICO Until TW
Itlvas and enmo from Corlnto on tho h1'1'' Kome ptim!at Incline to lhl
gunboat Momomotombo, armed by Opinion that the fact tlmtthodlflicullliJ
tho PrcBldont or Nicaragua. In this "ro tuny appta-Iaud In odvanca itonli
manner Zelnya complied with tho likely to make the ultimata rMnil
ireaij- 01 puaco oi Aiunpain, which i richer.
was enterod Into with tho Ititcrvoti'
tlon of tho American Government.
FIOU13KOA."
Acnjtttla Is the most Important
seaport of Salvador, whoro all of tho
Pacific liners mado regular calls.
It was but poorly defended, and tho
iMcarnguaus ana Huivauorcau. rev
olutionists lnndod with ease. It Is
in direct mil communication .with
me cnpuni or tno republic, to or
from which point troops can Uo con
veyed In ulx hours.
MIDSHIPMEN LOST.
Launch of Ba tlethlp Minnesota Lost
With All On Bord.
WashlnKton, Juno 12. Tho loss
nt one time of bIx young midshipmen
rrcsh from tho academy at Annapo
lis and a hoatwaln and four enlisted
men attached to tho battleship Min
nesota, 1 1 men altogether, was ro
ported to tho Navy Dopartmont In a
United Railways Defer Dividend
Now York, Juno 15. Tho dirrcti
of tho United Railways Invpitaieti
company, it wan announced today, harl
determined that it will bo inadriut!
al present to tako action with rper
to the ceml-unnunl dividend on pre
ferrcd tock which la ordinarily mji
. .. . - -
nolo in July, 'thin Hep was taken, il
Is stuteu, in view of the oxiatlr-g itrlti
tfituntion in San l-nmcla-o, snd totM
end that the Invcfttiutnt cornptDt
tnicht bo enabled to afford to thi
United Kailioadi) of San trancIfcoM
fullent mcABiiro of mipport. Tliedlvil
deud has been 2K per cent KmJ
annually.
Japanese Almoit Shut Out.
Sun Fninclcco, Juno 16. "The pi'
miko of tho Jaw by congress reetrictlnd
llspatch from tho fleet nt Hamilton u,n ndmlmilnn of .InnanMB laborers iq
Kunus wnicn Hny: ,t t..i t i -u.ll .llmlnitJ
A ditty box belonBlnj? to tho fire- u, '"""" v -
man of the Mlnneaota's rnlBBlnc cd the ImmlKration oi inai c i
launch hns been picked uo near
berth No. Al. and I nm forced to
conclude thnt the launch with nil on
hoard Is lost. I have ordorod a board
oi investigation. "Tho atoamcr was
last Been nt tho exposition nlor about
miuniKin last night
8enator Morgan Dead.
WaBhlnEton. Juno 12. United
States Sonator John Tyler Morttnn.
of Alabama, died hero nt 11:15 last
nigbt. '
. 1 1
Asiatics," tnld CornniifBloner oIimmH
L.niilon Ninth vrsti'tdav. "During.
about 700 Japnuere laborera ariiw
rnm llnnnlii 11 w t limit mtHPOrw w
llm mnlnlniwl. lllll (llPV WCTC 8" "l
transit, and went to Urlliuh Columblij
Tho Iwrder Is being waicnw w
thnt tlioy do not como back into fl
United StateM."
upon by the cross examination and
were not gone into on direct examina
tion.
Men Insist on Straight Raise.
Butte, Mont., June 14. A Miner
special from Helena states that the
American Smelting & Refining corn-
was not. No passengerB were killed
or injured so far as reported.
witness with tho Crinnle Creek defcpc- w, according to the statement of the killed two wero trainmen, two Wrft I rrntn nnnilina ! IK i...H
i.. mil : . 7 I ,1 ,it is a .. -.i. , , , ' ' ""
uvea win uo gone over to Bome extent. "iub"i icohuk ichdvcu iumf iuua uu- uuier era uiuvea anu. ionr were nercntiM i tt ....,... i., m .
onrl ontrnrln nfliar motf.o .ill V, I.. I burdening himsnlf nf hia Inntr ftrtrv nl nnf. omnlnviul Viu tUa mi.l. nt H. ... b. - - - - 1 UrnipB, per
"""""'"V r . . . uo ""v . , , . '. IT. "j vi me suck carrots, x.oo per sack: bcetH
wmmcii nuiuu iibvo ueeu umy IUUCUBU " w.... b'""" uiuiubi mjuitu vytu ncia cniiiujrea ami OueifS.UU POT BaCKj KarllC OC POT DOUnd
uunu. I nllo IlOU XIO IJUSSL'DL'OrH WeiO Kl 1 1(1(1 I r.n.l, ......t.l
nn tsuiuii.-H ArucnoKea, du
8C0c per dozon; asnaraKiiB. 10c nor
iiouna; ueanB, lzqfiibc per pound;
cauoage, z&c per pound; corn, 35
tuu yvr uozen: CUCIimUftrR. lHo nnr
uozen; icuuco, nead, 25c per dozen;
lettuce hothouse. $1.50 nor hnr
onionB, 15gi20c por dozon; parBloy,
Orchard Is Corroborated.
TtnUi.. Idiihc. Juno le.-TLepKxewi
r.-i.-i-.. ... ... I - . ..!.
nunnior iuorfcan nna noon in nna ..... ,i. at mnnur wi
l.l, .. . ..... 110II III UIO DWIlllvii.b ., I
iiuiiiuur oi yvurn, uui , , i . nnon tEW
had more or less rogulnrly attended ytterday, ent,oiing in earnest upon, j
vmu M.noiwuo ui uniKiunn. iiu nuiiur- i HiiriHiuiiL iiliuii iiiiu
Sixty Five Graduate at O. A. C.
CorvalliB Ex-Senator John M. Gear-
in made the annual address to the fltu-
Demand Indemnity for Riot.
San Francisco, June 13. The Japan
eee residents of San Francisco, it is pany today announced a proposition to dents of the O. A. C. at tho commence
said, intend to demand an indemnitj of ite employes whereby a second increase ment, which saw 05 graduates in varl
tho United States government for the in wages of from 15 to 25 cents a day 0118 departments get diplomas. Tho
ll 1 .Ji .1. -I r-r . - . . - I l..fJ 1 -v- i
anegeu ai-.acK upon me riorsesnoo res- is granted. The scale
taurant and other acte of violence which mechanics remains
they say have been inflicted upon them, men will work ei
They hope also by bringing diplomatic ten. The company
pressure to bear upon tho government liberal terms gorerning tho recently Agricultural Education."
ac wasningion to suppress anti-japan- inaugurated bonus system. The em
eso agitation in California. This, it is ployes havo presented demands for an
eald, was tho aim of Count Noda's re- increase of 50 cents a day.
nriiinn nnnnnro haii Mr . .
. ' " v i ivii.Lia. ljcii. iisr i riun.i'
for yardmen and Biiuiarory wae oy iieuo Jionney, ol radlnhoB. ono nnr inV.n . i.V.7i.'
unchanged but the Woodburn, on "The Prime Wisdom of 3 Ue no; nmm ,n ' n'uu"ru.'
ght hours instead of Life." Tho valedictory was by Darwin pound: BounHh. 50cflti nor i,n,.
also announces more G Thayer, of Rainier, on "American matoes. 13.50 CD 4
and
cent visit to Viscount
dor at Washington.
Aoki, ambassa-
Be Gentle With Japanese.
Honolulu. Juno 14. CommiHsionnr
nun r . I.
insurgents aim i-ignr. of ImmiKration Sartrent has nstructed
Hongkong, June 13. Insurgents the local immigration officials to con
Extend Central Oregon Canal.
Bend The D I & P. Co. will
soon commence work on a 60-inch Potatoes, 4'5c pound.
iuvuru.u aiavo pipe or numo. to ne rtiiiinr nn
OnionB Texas, 12.25 nor
now California, 33c per pound.
JKotatoes Jobbing price; Oregon
uaBiem, ?z.20 por sack: now
built across tho old river bed In tho creamery, 242Bc pe pound-Xo
Pnwoll TtiiHon rne nn Whia nln l I T'. yu I'-r pound, BtntO
uiuuhilticb; I'nncy crenmory,
25c; store butter, 17 18c.
,. . , , i - nc .ui, iiur pounii: ntatn
11118 Pipe IS I crofimorlna. i!
the first work in an extenBlon of tho 5. . . ""'"""T'
Powell Buttes region.
; work In an e:
Central Oregon canal, and tho exton
havo attacked tho village of Yung tinue tbo careful inspection of Japanese sion has long been desired by the ir mS il!gni1 f"n crnfni twin.
Chung, in tho prefecture of Wei'Cbou, immigrants, but to discontinue photo- settlers of this region. 17p nnr ,,ng Arnerica, lC
where they burned the military yamen. graphing them. The local Federal olli- PonltrvA vrn n
A provincial punitive force went in pur- cers are alleged to have discovered that Rain Helps Grande Ronde Crops- mixed chickens 11 Ur." i B' ,4c5
unit of tho insurgents and en.n.pil mnmlmnt nf ta liinnnoiia na in h, rn Ci mnd nT I in rnln nf louf ...i, t. 1 1 J- a5, iprlnt; fryers
- ' . - c 1 r7-"r-" i w w v v isi u uu m t iiuiu --.., BU tas r 1. 1: il i nun mill i iru i
I
th in in a sanguinary conflict at Pate
II. r r1I -..... n
I I ,.....! 1.1- .If i. t I l.na ...All.f I (IU.1 I , .'. "; ' ' -Vf ""ini'TH. II
-jvu ijccii cuiiiiiiuiiii-uiuu witii uirt'UL uv imn kicuiiv i.ciii-iiic-u uiu urn u jumiin i mv j uc: ciroRRmi ri,ir.i.n . .-.,....
zetan, not far from their stronghold, their homo government and not through valley farmers, etockmen und fl-uit turkeys live. 1 (inn n.' t...J...'
Ten of tho soldiers lost their lives. The the Japanese consul, as is the usual growers. Nearly an inch'of water has dressed chojee, nominal: 'kcpbo Hva'
viceroy of Canton is considering a sug- cnatom.
gestion to open Wei Chou as a treaty
P' Russia Will Borrow Aealn.
New York, June 14. A Paris dis- ,nuch better tban nverago in quality.
. . m . .
laut'ii. runners are aesuiea or more
than an average crop of hay and grain
whilo the fruit crop is normal and
Boycott on Kosher Meat. patch to the Times states that arramro
Cleveland, Juno 13. A riot occurred inenta are being made by European fi
In tho Jewish diatriot today as tho ro- naticiora to supply Russia with $50,
eult of a ban placed upon the Kosher 1 000,000 in gold, of which sum tho
moatBhops. The Jews, angered over United States is to furnish $12,000,000. of a I kinds such a l a l eamea
the recent rise of i cents , pound for The underBtanding is that the money ,orso races ' poncho ridinf Tnd
meat, refuse to buy and are urging is to be applied exclusively to domestic dancing. A purso of $1000 has been
them not to buy, needs. raised and a good tlmo Is assured.
$1,000 Fourth at Bend.
Bend Bend will celebrate tho
Fourth. A grand fish barbecue will
bo given, and thero will bo snorts
lr jjuuiiu, HC you n IT dnclfn
lCc; old duckB, 13C; plgoonB,
1.60; squabs, $2 3.
EggBi8(g)20c por dozon.
veal DreBBOd, 75 125 noumla
88c; 125 150 pKdS, 7c; 150
200 pounds, Cc; 200 pounds and
UP, u'i0c,
Beef DrcBsed bulls, 44Wc por
7 me! C0WB' C7; country steers.
Mutton DrcBBod. fnnov (in n
pound; ordinary. 8 0 8c Jinr
ort rrom angina pectorlH, which was Orohard'fl tcBtlmony, ehoww i
tho caiiBo of his doatlu ,i f evidence coddcc
At the deathbed wero his daugh- contlnuouH thre. 1 f "'JgJ,,, De
tors, Mis. Mary Morgan and Miss Jmw
urnoiia jviortran. until nt tiiin i tv. vmii uiumi" . . ... i
and his secretary, J. O. Jones, . Kgcd J'AZdM
mr. Aiorgan-B noma in Aiauamn partly uovonipc" -. Tj
was at Solmn. whoro tho fnnnrnl will ki-lil.li It Is honed to ehow "! "J
a . . . : . i . , i!tmaiuifl
uiko pince, tno hody probably being WOwl cngiigod and paiu oioc"--.
Inlnn ll.n.n rt'l... 1 I .. " . ...... ...nrlr una BUUn
....v.. " Jiiurnuu. tho enmo uei-poiaio , n..u
.. i i.nrhoM of conlinmiwu" "
foeenfratlnar lno Anarchy. Li'i .mnnr.il storv.
London, Juno 12. A 8t. Peters- '
m rs rr Al.rm. Ssy Komun
Ul. - ' . . amA
- r Tiiii .lanauctv"-1
I-nilon, Juno ((W
burg dUpatch to tho Tolegraph says
that tho Internal condition of Rus
flla is growing moro sorlous. Mur
r- hmsHttdor, Karon Koinura, ww '
dor Is common; plllago has becomo a n stflteVnont to tho Pfff' ' nnon t
- May 20 and tho
uuiiiu ii I u nuiHiii'u'" ", ,,,,.1, unon w
means of livelihood and Incondarlsm facts In reflpect to in rr DC(C(
Ifl but an expression of tho nons- Jannncso restaurant i .,.hf0.l
nn.i ,,i ...:..... ...7. v.. !. i ti. ...H.fti fttioim ": .1.1
umn iiinmn iHinriirin will. inn innii. I ulnar 'si. linn i.iii iii.iv
- . ..... . v.. . 111. vi. W ........
nwnn.. U1 1 1 ll .. 1. . 1 . .. .
uvutmiiun nuuw 111 II I. iluriiiK I I0W0(I IJOlnt-B" " lll.rfiU
tno wcok ending Haturday, 158 per- concluding as follows; ' , ifcei
Hons Btlfforod. Klirhtv wnrn lMllnrt C7 i... Mm n )OV0 BWelDeni,
and 7S urn,,,.,.,..! ' ici ".....,ina
Establishes Colony.
London, Juno 12. Lottors nntont
fiHiaiiiiBiung n reaponslblo govorn-
ment In tho OrniiKO Itlvor colony
woro iBHiiod Monday nlirht. with n
row modifications tho now irovorn-
mont follows tho linos laid down In
the Transvaal constitution,
wholo matter 18 p an nntbDffl
...wl there saoioiuiBv -:,..
niminiltliur " "
mors
kouicch.
- iniunstlon-
riniirt arants -v- lTn,ni
Ion oi ""-K" ur rallrofl
l)l0 J8 print- . , Uie t
Devil Wsgons In China. Jndgo Kmiw w -.7" c,.ntd n ' l
P.l.ln o mi RlftlPM D BtflCl COUl - Vl
.;'V".r,",".. "IT-', "." i'", ,i"' KJ" '"ul.,lnlntrth0 BttttO Tk br
-ni;ii nun uiio jtniian motor-1 uor voi. n .i,niini ne'e"' -1
cars BUirted this morning In tho Po- enforcing uio ri(0 isff""
in.io-i'aris race. Tho Chinese woro and the a-ccm. iTO7r: 7inoD the I
inucii aston b lotu ns this was tno I mi Om v.urt can oiu' .... jv.
first tlmo motor-cars had hoon aeon Li .. .nmnlninnnU ' pfv,y.,.A ut tI
In "-v. -". .,,., UK K""" I
an injunoiion -
logout into oiieuv.
In Pokln.
Defeats Persian Rebels. " 7 2.(jnt Bw1
Tohornn, Juno 12, It Is reported Wisconsin Sanate BM'' The
at HIsBom Mullk. tho roholllous "'...:. ri-.. .Tuno loVTi-ttk
lnc .l(nv bi.. n. ! MBUISOU, "'-': ol to
Saturday, but was compelled to ra- y. by j
.treat with heavy lowea. 2.cent fare rallwuy u