ru- t.. i ishi. MraTLeonidat Hubbard and Dillon Wallacerjn the '
' V LoWtr Laft-Hand dorner a Portrait of the Dead Explorer Leonidat ;
' V Hubbard -and at the Top the' Last Entry In Hi Diary.
niDOlVSEEKSGOLD
- Mrs. Leonidas HubarcCWicTow
of th Explorer, If Hunting
; for Rich Mines. 1 "
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I FOUND BY HUSBAND ; :
. JUST BEFORE DEATH
j" Hii' tetter Her Guide Dillon Wal-,-
4J lacv;WJio rAcconjpanied Hubbard
,, on HU Fatal Tour, 'Alio Led an
1 ' Expcditioa yfUh Same End in View
(feoroal Special Service.) ::'' ;-V:
- Brooklyn, July it. The separate ex
.' positions to Labrador of Mr. Leonidas
..Hubbard, Jr., wife of-the explorer who
Most his life la th barren regions, and
'Dillon Wallace, who aocomitanled Hub
: -ll bard on hie fatal tour, are searching for
i gold, Information obtained from friends,
of lira. Hubbard . Indicates that the
' . Hubbard . and - Wallace parties are not
searching- for unexplored lands, but for
: mines which Hubbard ts said to hare
, s discovered before his death. ' ,
Before her departure north Sirs. Hub'
, bard told her oonfldantes In thla city
vthat soe bad letters from aer -husband
telling of the unexpected find, and also
firing- the exact location of the nines.
In his letters, Hubbard Intimated that
ln view of his good fortune he would
' probably dlscoritlnue " his exploration
' work, and return to the, United States
I to interest capitalists in , the develop
"TBimt or the gold mines. Hubbard told
vi his wife the mines were- worth several
' ' million dollars.. .. . - .. . . , . . i
- I V Friends of Mrs. Hubbard say that she
'. expects to reach the fold mines in less
? titan four weeaa - , i
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wraleued took Casus
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
TJrtx7 : tli ' time ' to Av
right Into your pocket-boolc. '
' This it the time when you
get the interest ' on - your
moneyindsance.--J)y
spending tt here. ,
Business Suits at $8.65,
won -" t x ...--
' Bathing Suits at $1,Z5
Negligee Shirts at 85, -worth
i.a- ... . 4
i f Mesh Underwear at 39V
"worn fsa. j !t ' t ' :.:
IflOIlCLOTHinsQ
BrerTtalar for afea aa4 Boya.
. laa-iea This. Bear Morrises.
GATES IS BULLING
H MARKET
Friends Load Up on Crain
. to Recoup Losses. :
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BOOMED PRICES BY USE :;
OF BLACK. RUST SCARE
So Far the Bulls Have Not Met With
. . Much ' Succeea "ea - Invefticatlon
Shows That Wheat Crop Haa Not
-'Suffered Material Injury.
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Chicago. July John W. Gates and
his . followers . have again loaded up
with wheat In an eltort to get back
some of the money they lost this spring.
Corroboration cams through obscure
dispatches from New York. John Lam
bert and Isaaa Klwood. who were with
the Gates party on a fishing trip up the
St Lawrence -river, have returned to
New York.: and Gates will soon follow.
Meantime Orson Wells, manager of the
local offlos of Charles Gates ft Co., has
been summoned to NeW Tork.
It Is weU known that Wall street
Interests had a hand In the recent up
ward night of the cereal, brought about
by the black rust scare, and the volume
of trading .which accompanied the ad
vance was so large as to indicate the
presence of big speculators la the mar
ket. ' : ' f; y ' v. : '
Much of the business Came by way of
Minneapolis, but traders . have every
reason to believe that the large part
did not originate there." Bo far the hulls,
whoever they are, have hot had the best
of success. Investigation has .shown
that the wheat crop of the northwest,
while infected with black nut, has not
suffered any material Injury-
CONTRACT FOR STREET
r. r WORK AT SALEM LET
ffDecitl 'Dlspatc to Tbe Jo I-" 1.1
Salem. , July . 17. Contracts for the
proposed ' Improvement of South Com
mercial street in thla city have been
signed between the city authorities, the
Warren Construction company of Port
land and the Cltlsens' Light Traction
company. ' wnlcn - operates the Baiem
street railway-lines, and - all preumi
nartea for the work have been arranged.
The street is to be macadamised' tor a
distance of about on mile and the con
tract prlco is HM4, which amount rep
resents the lowest bid received ror the
work. . The material will be secured at
a rockplt owned by Marlon county. The
rock will be brougnt to tne city over
the electric car line, -which will be ex
tended to the pit for that purpose. The
work of Improvement will commenoe
within the next few weeks. . y
IVAtLOlVA SECTION
Ofl THE BOOM
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New Road Causes Excitement to
Run HighBig, Influx of
' ,f Prnanair.tiva SattUra.
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MANY BRICK BUILDINGS
; : ARE ERECTED AT ELGIN
Country to Be Tapped by New Line
Is One of the Richest Timber Belts
in Oregon and as Yet Practically
Untouched by Man.
ISdmUI DUntck te Tae oraL)
Elgin.Or- July 7. The railroad ex
citement here Is running high. In the
last -two weeks scores of prospective
settlers and Investors have been flock
ing to Elgin and at -the present time the
hotels and lodglng-housee are crowded
to their capacity, and It Is now hard
for the Incoming travel to be acconv
modated for. lodging.- Every day. par
ties are leaving for down the Grand
Ronde river and the Wallowa country.
. The country to be tapped by' the rail
road la one of the -finest, timber belts
In Oregon and Is as yet practicably un
touched. "There Is a rush for timber
land and homesteads and many 'real
estate deals are talcing place.
Elgin is lively.' Several new brick
buildings are to be constructed at once,
while three large two-story brick build
Inan are nearlng completion.
Wallowa county towns are also on
fhr boom. Every outgoing stage
loaded and nearly every day several extra
rigs are required to accommodate the
traffic..
PENDLETON SCOURING ' .
MILLS TO CLOSE SOON
. ' (Specie! Dlepeteh to Tbe Joarnal.) .
' Pendleton, Or., July t T. Operations
will ceasa st the scouring mill Friday
afternoon, all work in the different de
partments either .having been completed,
or -will be toy i that time. The sesters
concluded their ' work Saturday, .and
many of them have left tou. The re
maining -scoured wool will be baledby
this' evening and 'will be shipped at ence
to Boston. Wool In the grease has all
been graded, work in that department
having been finished today at noon.
UNION COUNTY PIONEER
DROPS DEAD AT .ELGIN
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(gprcUt DlttMtrh te The JoeraaL) .
" Elgin, Or., July JT- Rudolph Hug. an
old - pioneer resident of Union county,
dropped dead at his home five mllea
from Elgin, Tuesday evening, of heart
fallUre, He was a prominent cttltea of
this eeetlone having lived here for aver
21 years. Besidee an aged wife, he
leaves nine children, five boys and four
girls. - lis was the father ofOeorge
Hug. who has gained anlte an ethletlc
reputation at the llpiversltjr ofOregon. I
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PLANTS MANY TROUT IN
V HOOD RIVER STREAMS
(Spedal Slepatch to The JarraaL)
Hood River. Or., July J7. Game War
den Ik 8. rrita of Tbe Dalles wag here
yesterday and punted f. 000 rainbow
trout, 1,009 of the young fry being
placed1 in the west for of Hood river.
and 2,000 In the stream-of Green Point
The fish are from the Clackamas hatoh
err. Warden Frits says ha expected to
have ', 10.000 " trout for the streams af
Hood River valley, but the allowance
for his district was short this yeas.
The people of Hood River are very
lax in the observance of the state game
laws, says he, and it la his intention to
keep closer' watch on. the . sportsmen
here. He has served notice that the
payment of. the hunter's license will be
demanded. 7" '.
A Companion;
A delightful 'little travellng.com
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ravel, are the "Little Comforters' Dr.
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securing a package of ., these ."Little
Comforters. . ,
"I am denned to ' recommend . Dr.
Mllea' Antl-Paln PHI a. They not 'only
cured a chronlo headache, but since. If
my head ahows a dlnpoaltlon to acne.
one Tablet stone it I give hundreds o:
them to sufferers on' trains, and derive
much satisfaction, from the reller they
afford." M. H. CHARTL'8, Traveling
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The flrat package will benefit. If -not.
the. drugglet will return your money.
4 aoses,.at oents. . Navar sold in bulk.
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EXPLODING 0YNAF.1ITE CAPS
JNJURE THREE MEN "
axexaaxexa axa a aVjxaafa
Mone Believed to B Fatally Hurt
' by Accident in Power Plant
;'at Prospect.-;
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' (Special tHapateh te The Voaraal)
Medford, Or, July IT. At o'clock
yesterday evening three young men
working for the Condon Water Power
company, now developing the power
plant at Prospect, SO miles northeast of
Medford, were engaged in capping a
xusa in tne shop at the works at Pros
pect, when a spark from the forge fell
Into an open box of dynamite caps. The
resultant explosion badly . wounded
Ralph Bacon, Roy Hollowell and Fred
Bean, all residents of Gold ,Hlll.n Bacon
was brbught to Medford during the
night for treatment, and Dr. Picked and
Dr. Hargraves war summoned to Pros
pect to attend the other two men. .
Bacon, who Is a student of the State
university, IS badly wounded. - His face
Is ' peppered by ' the fragments' 'of the
paps, -one eye being Injured. - He bore
the trip from Prospeot well. ' Hollowell
and Bean both sustained Injuries In
their legs, about the knees, but It la
not thought they will be permanently
crippled! . -T-. ,..
Oomd motor Xa Injured.
lp Ul Plaath te Ta Juaraslrr
Baker City, Or., July 17. -By the
breaking of a chain and the consequent
loss nf a coupling pin. three flstcars
of the Bumpter Valley . railroad that
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On the T. T; Potter." aueen of river boats. Is a trio you will :
never forget. Takes you to North (Long) Beach where the r .
6urf bathing s as.fine as 'the .'finest.. Passing out of Portland ,
harbor, alive witji incoming and outgoing ahipay flying the flags
. of . many nations, through drawbridges, and past long lines of ; ;
dockawarehouses elevatorsiactories jand jnills the. twelve
miles on the Willamette River are quickly made. .Saluting the v
' government lighthouse marking the junction of the two rivers, ,
the boat swings into the Columbia for the trip down 'stream.
; The morning is clear (generally so from June until September);..
and a magnificent and inspiring sight meets the eye as the sweep-
around the bend is made five snow-capped peaks,. Mount Hood,' ,
. Mount Adams, Mount Saint Helens, Mount Rainier and Mount
: Jefferson looming into view-ra aight worth traveling long dis-.
: tances to see. Ask at Third and Washington Streets, Portland; -
Very
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Saturday
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C. W. STINGER.,
' i ' Clfy Tlekmt J9gnt O. &. etT. Co.
were loaded with- logs were derailed
Tuesday afternoon -.' at Summit, near
Bumpter, and Conductor Jackson severe
ly Injured. He was riding on one of the
cars that met with the accident and
was thrown off. falling on his back and
injuring him about Ihe hips. ; The cars
were wrecked beyond repair. -
Jgaek- wood aumed.
- ..ISperlal Clara tch te Tba JoaraaL) ..
Baker City, Or, July 7.--Iate Tues
day afternoon the immense plies of slab
wood lying along ths track f tbe
Bumpter Valley railroad In Bouth Ba
ker caught fire. The fire department
was called out. but was unable to check
the names before (00 cords of the wood
hid been consumed. Ths wood was the
property of the Oregon -Lumber com
pany. - 'V -' - , -'
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Work of Oraoaotlaa laat,
(Sperla! Dtapetca te.flM Joarsak) J'
' Pendleton. Or., July IT. Men - are
being ahlpped from thla cltyto work In
the 'creoaotlng plant sf Wyeth." where
railroad ttmbera are prepared-for the
0.,R. a N. Co, Oregon Bhdrt Line and
Union PaclDo railroad. A gang of 21
men was eeiit to work this evening and
Jl. mora will ba shipped tomorrow,
HUMBERT AND MALLETtE
WAIVE EXAMINATION
(Special Siapatca te Tbe JoraaL)
Baker City, Or j July IT. Pierre
Humbert, manager - of .the Cornucopia
mines, and" HO. Mallette. who art im
plicated In the shooting affair at Corn
ucopia, appeared In Justice Currey's
court yesterday afternoon to answer-to
a chacge of. assault with a dangerous
weapon. The waived examination and
were held over to the circuit court In
the sum of- 11,000 each, which they
furnished. ''.. ' V r
' A. A. Dennis snd Ray Boggs, who
were ef the opposing party, will have
their trial next Saturday before Jus
tice Currey. District Attorney, Lomea
Is prosecuting . both cases: . '
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