Heppner Gazette
Issued Thursday of Each Week
HEPPNER
OREGON
CALM OF TERROR.
President Alexi Hat Cowed Hayti by
Wholesale Murder.
Port nu Prince, Hayti, April 21.
While there have been many arrests
of natives suspected of sympathy
f with, the late revolution, and politi
cal prisoners continue to be brought
j in in batches from interior points,
there have been no more public
shootings here. Indeed, the gov
ernment denies that any more execu- j
Hons have taken place." This, Mow-
ever, is incredibly in view of the fact
General Review of Important Hap- tl):lt many persons are known to have
RESUME OF THE
WEEK'S DOINGS
NEWS ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FROM THE STATE OF OREGON
tXPENSES OF THE STATE.
Cost of Governing Oregon for Year
. 1907, by Counties.
Salem Secretary of State Benson,
nas completed the annual statement
PROTEST LOSS OF RANGE.
FLOOD TAKES FOUR LIVES.
Thousands Homeless, Circus Wrecked
ar d Railroads Blocked.
Fort Worth, Texas, April 20. An
other rise of three feet in Clear and
Westfork forced thousands of per
sons to flee from their homea in
East Fort Worth today. So far as
known, four persons have lost their
1 1 .,nn A t 1 ,. O l l t - i
itjusi ouuu persons nave
been rendered homeless and all
FULTON BEATEN
FOR SENATOR
penings Presented In a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Headers National. Political, His
torical and Commercial.
been dragged from their beds at
night and that all trace of them has
been lost.
In the executions of March 15 last
President Xord Alexis achieved the
double purpose of obliterating frs
many of the foes as he could lay
Denver The government will re- hands on, and striking terror into
same investigation of land frauds in the hearts of those who were beyond,
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. I his reach. Since then his name and
10
Th
New York Delmonico Bells, aged thaf Tf hls ff rocious lieutenant, Gen-. ,ton
years, was crushed to death al Jules Alexis Coicou. who per-iij"
ursday by an electric truck, while anally directed the shooting of the . J; ,.' 1 y.".".V.V.V ".
Oregon Sheepmen Want Flecks Put
Back on Reserves.
Pendleton Because the number streams are still rising,
of sheeo allotted to thi tWost ru- Tlie railroad service is hadlv crin-
or expenses of the several counties of serves of Oregon is 75,000 less this l)led- Five hundred delegates to the
the state for the year 1907, showing year than last. Umatilla county State labor convention are weather
a total expenditure of $1,422,475.40, sheepmen are protesting to the for- bound here. A cloudburst in Park
not including expenditures for roads estry department and application has e" and Palo Pinto counties last night
ami highways. As a rule, the couu-ibeen made by the state association to wil1 Probably send the Brazos and
ties include much of their bridge ex-'permit the same number in the re- Trinity rivers two feet higher and
pense in the roads and highways serves this year as was grazed last these streams are now higher than
classification, so a portion of that year. Cutting down the number to in 25 years.
be grazed in the reserves will cause -North Fort Worth, Mineral City
sheepmen to eeli under forced con- ana Lieburne are almost completely
ditions since they have no range for , inundated. Engineer Long and his
the surplus and this they claim is aifirernen were found dead under their
great injustice in view of the fact 'engine today. Their train left the
that the season promises to be ex-jtrack in a washout a mile north of
expenditure is not included.
The expenditures by counties were
as follows:
linker
rescuing a pet kitten.
prisoners, including some of his own
blood relatives, are mentioned nnlv
Vallejo, Cal. A saving of $70,000 ( in whispers. All Havti trembles be
on the estimates was made in the re- fore them.
pairs ot the transport Sheridan, just Alexis has made the sienificant
completed at the Mare Island Navy
Yard.
Chicago Addison Parkison, a re
tired banker and farmer of Rensse
laer, Ind., died Thursday at Western
Springs, 111., while on his way to Cal
ifornia. New York The entire household
furnishings of Mrs. Leslie Carter
Payne, the actress, will be sold at
auction. They are valued at $30,
900. Chicago The arrest of three busi
ness men on charges of being the se
cret backers of matrimonial agencies,
statement that, if he is not permit-
(Mi,2K2.!).l
1N.12U.K0
3f,179.0l
SI, (173.42
S0.O2N.37
3.'1,S40.SS
3S.441.65
H.1141.14
Cake Appears to Have Carried State'
By About 3,000.
Ellis Is Ahead for Representative and
Aitch son is Named for Railroad
Commissioner Statement No I
Candidates Do Well But Next Leg
islature is Uncertain.
Gilliam
Irunt . .
Harney
T
ted to end his term of office unmo-1 jophine
lestea, he win, rather than submit to Ma math
ClKW
l 'rook
Curry
DoiikIhs D2.9M.20
lS,t,au.H5
20.338.6X
2S.7TS..M
3o,!"r,.r!t
cellent for both sheep and wool.
A meeting of the executive com-
27.564.69
30,295.02
deposition, write his name on the jUke 14,221.24
scroll of fame in the blood of such a ! l"01q ' '..'.'.7.7. '.'.'.".".'.V " ! ! ! i:.'.'.-: ll'.ut.U
massacre as Hayti has not seen since Linn
the days of Dessalines, once known JJaiheur
No one doubts his ability to carry
out this threate, which is understood
Morrow . ,
Multnomah
1'olk
to be intended as a deterrent not lTiiim,ic '
only to revolutionists, but to any at-! I'mutiiu .
tempt at foreign interference in the . K"',,n
affairs of Hayti
Destitution prevails on every
hand; ragged soldiers swarm the
is threatened by the United States .'streets begging piteously, and even
District Attorney.
Ithica, N. Y. The International
Salt Company's plant at Ludlowville,
near this city, was burned Friday.
The loss is estimated at $150,000.
The plant employed 150 men.
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill ..
33,316.08
56,444.55
64.239.75
21,484.61
ill, 416. 5o
37,153.58
13,172.77
20,739.14
80, 458.01
47,397.07
25,164.30
27,810.64
39,180.86
14,574.62
31,261.02
officers, bedazzled in dingy gold and
silver lace, beg cap in hand and are
profuse in thanks for a dole of 5
cents. The soldiers beg because
their pay, when they get it amounts
10 less man ju cents a montn, ana sheriff's onVe
what else they are able to secure is , cirk's otaoe
Total $1,422,475.46
The expenditures by items were as
follows:
County Court and Commissioners.
Circuit Court
JUNtlfes' courts
09,900.04
117,510.39
33,65.18
124,265.57
small.
A general receives 2 00
i Recorder's office
Pannhllran NAminnpa
Er?in?eLL,n.l,d.!! 'united States Senator II. M. Cake.
Representative in Congress, First Dis
trictWillis C. Hawley.
Representative in Congress, Second
District W. R. Ellis.
Justice of Supreme Court Robert S.
Bean.
Oregon Dairy and Food Commission
. er J. W. Bailey.
Railroad Commissioner, First Dis
trict C. B. Aitchison.
Railroad Commissioner, Second Dis
trict Thomas K. Campbell.
Cleburne. Crops over a large area
nave been destroyed and the esti-
mittee of the Oregon Wool-Growers . mated loss will reach over half a
association will be held here for the million dollars.
purpose of formulating a formal pro-1 Cleburne, 20 miles south, was
test to the department. It is thought struck by a wind storm of tornado
the request to graze the same num- proportions, followed by a torrential
ber this year will be granted a9 the downpour of rain that literally flood
range in the reserve is improving ed the city. Within 20 minutes after
from year to year on account of the the storm broke last night the two
husbanding of the grass by the for- bayous that run through Cleburne
estry department. j had left their banks, flooding 500
Malheur, Umatilla, Harney and or 600 houses. A circus whose tents
in the protest and earnest efforts will of Cleburne was completely wreck-1 eek'a. pi Imaries 80 far as returns
Democratic Nominees
Portland, April 18 Following are
the democratic nominees at last
be made to secure range for the sur
plus sheep.
CAN'T AGREE ON PRICE.
Salmon Canners Have Meeting But
No Scale is Set
Astoria A meeting attended by
representatives of practically all the
ed. Two lions escaped, and prowled
about' town for an hour, throwing
the people into a panic.
FLEET REACHES SAN PEDRO
Voyage From San Diego North One
Continuous Ovation.
Los Angeles, April 20. Los An
salmon canneries of the f!ninmhi ' 8elea sent more than 100,000 of its
river was held here this afternoon to citizens to the oceanside today to
discuss the prices to be paid for raw ! we,conito tne American battleship
Treasurer's office
Chicago Jim Hin was fined $550
ana sam Kee Jou Thursday ror sea- ;gouraes a montn, equal to aDoutsz , enroner-g oihci
ing cocaine illegally. They had taken so that in order to live he must add school superintendent's office.
2 0 wedding rings and a baby's locket
in payment from women.
Helena, Mont. The Hauser Lake
flood washed out 22 miles of the
Great Northern Railroad track,
which will take ten days to repair.
Meanwhile the Great Falls smelter
must remain idle.
Redding, Cal. R. C. Wilson, a
mining man of Delmar, aged 67
years, committed suicide Thursday.
He had been drinking heavily and
was despondent over financial af
fairs. Once he was a wealthy opera
tor in Colorado.
to his income as best he mav. Sim- s1tock spector
11.1, i a- , . . ) Assessor H othco
uariy an government omciais wno Assessment and collection
;ire paid in the debased currency are Tax rebate
of taxes
expected to recoup
some manner.
themselves in
TWELFTH BODY FOUND.
Death List at Chelsea Grows Large
Relief Fund Needed.
Valparaiso, Chile
St. Petersburg-
-According to the
ituss, me Admiralty has decided to; the ruins. It is believed to be that
order four 900-ton torpedoboat de-0f Captain Benjamin F. Knowles, a
stroyers from England. The vessels
are to hare turbine engines.
New York. The Motor Boat Club
of America has refused to postpone
Grand Army veteran. This makes
the 12th body thus far found in the
ruins.
The general relief committee, in a
the race for the Harnsworth cup, as statement today, declares that 13
Surveyor
Agricultural
Hi;; I) schools
Miscellaneous
fairs
Boston, Mass., April 21. Many i ij'fi of Health
thousands nf npnnlo tnrlnv wnlk-Prl rru,c inspector
through the ruins of the fire which
one week ago swept through Chel
sea. It was an orderly crowd, and
San Francisco A. Kern and Clyde lue muiu,amen ,,a policemen on
E. Lemlv. of West RerkelPv. hav'Kuara naa no aimcuity in nandiing
started by bicycle down the coast to;1; Many of the church societies had
uig uui-ui-uuur meetings in me puu
lic squares and parks.
One more body was found today in
I urrerit expenses
Courthouse expenses
jail
Poor, earo of 12.S.3H8.78
Indigent soldiers 7,217.12
Insane 4,.081.2'J
Keforni school commitments 14,620.76
Bridges 2oO,12."..'M
r errles
Election expense
hcalp bounty
!.; 7 I I f I . . V, . 1 , , , ... floor h I'll ctnmnA i nt Co.. 1 , , ,1
56,879.17!::" "1Z ""'V' m,iHannr oo m(lM o " iri.;" I United States Senator by a major
.xoi rr-" r """""" ??u?w'? ai- ;h.:; : " : ' ranging from 3000 to 5000.
efforf to "get together: no agreement droppechV . 30 p. m " The iearrie. Multnomah county by a m
;?A-;;i"V"rr.- ..r,. :il :?r, iv; with a third of the vote coume
i. hi..), i u uuuuu lor cannery nsn and o cents "ucl u nu "v tuia jhuiiuuk, uuu . . , w ,
es.mM.fnroriM ,tn fi.h IZ.t ! steamed i,d the 100 miles of snrf- Leads by 100- Fulton has carrie
69,7.-6.22 - ---- --"TV. "M 6 h..ton a it i Clatsop and .Lane by heavy vot(
IUIBM lO - - .--o.v. aw. .,,.! .!... nl.
fix the prices at 5 and 7 cents, the mation, 400 yards apart and in full " '
same as set by the Fishermen's j view ' mousanas or persons who
I'ninn ttViHq otni nfhn.n jj -eathprprl at pvprv vantneo nnlnt I
.w.. , huiiv ULUCia LUI1LCUUCU " ' ' O"
V,nt C .,.., ,i With tVio rnnniuiUniit nninr nnA IOU.
incii, o tcuia lur siiuui nsn ana vju.wh.viui. nuuiiis ami
are in:
United States Senator in Congresa
George E. Chamberlain.
Representative in congress
Andrew Jackson Derby, of Wasco
county; John A Jeffrey, of Mult
nomah county.
For State Senator Walter C.
Farnham.
Portland, April 18. Returns from
the Oregon primary election yester
day, indicate clearly that H. M. Cake
has defeated Charles vV. Fulton for
the Republican nomination for
ity
Cake
a-
re-
d.
d
a.
e s lead in tne
state. Cake has probably carried a
larger number of counties than Ful-
4?'??I13, cents for all over
30 pounds in,wltn Kear-Admiral Charles M. ,-.,.," , , n i.iin .., v.,,.,..
i,.8o h eight was proper. What the dis-j Thomas on the bridge, the long line . " er 'T T CJe er ilthoi ,h
3.549.00 agieement will result in is hard to of ships pointed within the break- 0" over ? T' ?er' Ja"uB
2.792.62 foretell, but it is probable the sea- water at San Pe(lro bay just half an ' ra r returns rveeiveu u . .l ue
son will open at the prices fixed by hour behind their scheduled hour of k11 , cat . !u " ,
19.178. '.t ine iisnermen and the size of the;
53,296.74 catch will soon determine whether or
Total $1,422,475.40 n0t the rate3 Will gO higher.
requested by the Motor Yacht Club
of Great Britain. It will be held at
Huntington Harbor, August 1.
000 people were made homeless and
that 10,000 of these need not only
temporary aid, but must be rehabil
itated, at least to the extent of abso-
ew iom mat neurasthenia, or lutely necessary housekeeping equip
nervous breakdown is the most com-ment, which will involve the expen
muu mseuse among .ew xorK scnooi ; diture of fully $400,000
icatueis auu tue most, proline source
of applications for retirement, is dis
closed in the annual report of the
board of retirement of the Board of
Education.
Salt Lake City Five distinct
shocks of earthquake were felt early
Wednesday morning at Milford,
ITALY SHOWS HER TEETH
Sends Big Fleet to Threaten Turk
ish Ports.
Rome, April 21. An Italian censures
squadron , under command of Ad- Railroad
Water for Merrill Ranchers.
Klamath Falls E. W. Smith, rail
road conductor, has practically fin
ished the canal change at this city,
where the railroad grade crosses it,
and has been awarded the contract
by the government of repairing the
Adams canal. This canal furnishes
a-ater to landholders around Merrill
ind has been taken over by the gov
ernment.
Beautifying Ashland Campus.
Ashland About a year ago the
city water system was extended to reached out into the open sea in a
the normal, and since then a land- line nearly two miles long,
scape gardener has been converting
arrival. The Connecticut. Kansas. ! a- anepnera nas carried Mimnoman
Vermont and Louisiana took berths, c0un7 zuuu,or more ro ne con'
within th. Khf.itr.rpH nnrtion nf tha i gressional nomination and has run
harhnr wWo ihcv orQ i I well in the lower river counties ;
the full RPvon Hav r,f thn fiofa he appears to be
visit, while the other 12 ships of the ?'"an?, G,ce !n Easteru O'':?,0"-
second, third and fourth divisions i "P"ra s ieaa in .-viuiinomiin win in
an prooannuy ue overcome oy n.ins
but
both
the campus into a beautiful lawn
and flower garden. The people of
southern Oregon have taken an ac
tive interest in the work of sending
choice shrubs, plants and bulbs. On
account of the scarcity of water the
Chester, Pa.. April 20. All hope
grounds had remained practically as of an early settlement of the street
STRIKERS REFUSE TERMS.
No Hcpe for Settlement cf Chester
Streetcar Trouble.
plurality in the remainder of the dis
trict. It is impossible to say at this
hour, 2 a. m., whether Shepherd or
Geer will be third in the race. Later
returns, indeed, may change the en
tire complexion of the present situa
tion, but it is not probable.
C. B. Aithison was in the lead for
! Railroad Commissioner for the Sec-
Walpr will ho tnrnod Intn Ilia main
' ' " - - - -' - ' v. ' u . 1. 1 1. tJ. - - ( ' . ...... uk, w . .11. . 1.1 IT nuillCll C11L Ul Lilt? R LI tt I ,-.,.,. .. ...
canal of the Klamath - project next nature left them, shaded with oak, car strike, which began in this city , A ,11 probably nomi-
veek
Some of the lands are needing
ater at this time on account of the
dry weather. Indications point to a
less successful year for the dry far
mers unless rain comes soon.
madrona, pine and fir trees.
last Monday, disappeared late to
night when the motorman and con
ductors of the Chester Traction Co.
refused to return to work on terms
The state
I i v v-- HIV klllUdLIUU C I 1 111
Trout for Union County.
Ta Oranrle Annrnvlmntplv 10(1
000 fish will be received in Union ' offered by the company
cmintv within 5ft riavo tr. ho dh ' police have the situati
as stocking material for the manyiha"d and there was no serious dis
Must Furnish Seat. mountain streams in this vicinity, turoance during the day.
Salem The railroad commission Members of the Eastern Oregon Fish ! me iracuon company resumed tne
in a decision, which follows in part, and Game association have received :,u, "r m ldrs z!.m ine Cliy llnnts
to plant the fry.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
readiness 10 nnaueipnia today and hired a
numoer or Duses, wnicn will be
placed in service, the purpose being
to compete with the traction company.
Mayor Johnson- at 6
the Corvallis & Eastern notice that the shipments will be this afternoon They carried no pas
rn uot ror,,.. forthf-nniirnr in a shnrt time unH sengers. Tramc was suspended at 7
south of here. Houses were shaken miral Grenet, will set out for the : accommodations on the lines from that the parties to whom the cans! co,mIn, ,ee 5 tne s,r'Kers went
and people ran from their homes in Purpose 0f making demands in Turk-1 Albany and Corvallis to Yaquina and are consigned must be in
alarm, but no serious damage is re-,'sh waters. The squadron comprises Toledo:
ported. The shocks were also felt ' 1 1 warships and includes the battle-j "It is ordered that the railroad
at Xewhouse, Utah. (ship Regina Elena, commanded by, company defendant shall in the fu-
pi,ian vichnloa tvioir, o a 14 AJLiive ui Aurujii. AiiugKiutr, iuf luic Bujjpijr suiiicieut passenger cars
,., h riimh7 ' vesseIs will carry 5095 men and so that all passengers leaving Corval
freishtcar at San FrH, tA tXai !?.eir objective point will be Asia .lis or Albany westbound and
t. I.,.!... -V 7,. v7 Minor, some too miles away, it nas and loiedo eastbound may
vivtZ TiTr. " ' , j lT, i been decided, if it is deemed neces- seat and that the second-class
I t " , v,mm,sary, also to occupy a small port un- shall be supplied with ven
his journey here itU Turkey sees tfae error of her way The railroad company will have 20
7 and gives full satisfaction. More days in which to make'the necessary
tan Francisco Lieutenant Wil-1 energetic measures may thus be .alterations.
Mam S. Bowen, U. S. A., now com- avoided.
manding a rapid-fire battery at the' The difficulty between the two na-
Presidio, is to be tried before a court tions arises from the refusal of the
nated. Thomas K. Campbell Is suc
cessful for Railroad Commissioner
in the First District. J. W. Bailey
has beaten Dr. Alexander Reid for
Food and Dairy Commissioner.
It is impossible to say at this hour
how uniformly successful Statement
No. 1 candidates for the legislature)
have been in the republican primary.
They have won a decided victory in
Multnomah county, but in the state
at large results appear to have been
mixed. It would appear, however,
that wherever there have been State
ment No. 1 candidates, they have for
the most part won.
No Socialism for Him.
New York,-April 18. Dr.
TT AT
li. in. tie v., r i ui i ,
V neat TracK Drlces: C ub. S4c t,0rmic0inn tn D,ini,,w.. i 'aKi'i, tuaiimau vi me iew
Yaquina per bushel: red Russian. 82c: blue-, he r who has visited the,
have a R,em. R7iv vniipv. SRr - L, o Danish, Xorwecian and Swedish uni-
coach HWvJ-vZW'' iti a nPr tnn-Tu ?uy ",Ttluut,luti,u uul0' OI i versities to introduce nlans for an
tilators." rnllPd 27ffi)2S- hrpwini 2fi I ' interchange of professors, returned
27
Equalze Rates to Klamath.
Klamath Falls Cantain T M Mi-.
martial April 21 for neglect of duty. Turkish government to permit the I ntire. whn has rptnrnoH freim San
ine oay ne got tne order a revolver installation of Italian postoffices
Oats No. 1 white, $26.50
per ton; gray, $26.
Millstuffs Bran, $24.50 per ton;
middlings, $27.50; shorts, cou
$27.50; city, $27; wheat and barley
home today on the steamer Maure-
tania.
King Haakon of Norway, with
Admiral Evans Improvirg.
Paso Robles Hot Springs, Cal.,
ntryJtPrU A2, TT,h? venee",n da of whom my son and myself lunched.
arley'R.eaAdm'ra',Kol, ey ?' Evans' star, impressed me as being a man of un
tii i asu nuuiea uui opriUKS SHOWS , usual
ine old warrior to be much im-
intellect.
ball struck him over the knee, prob
ably making amputation necessary.
Philadelphia Confronted with
the accusation of embezzling more laying
man ji,iuu irom tne f ranklin in
chon. S27.50.
Hay Timothy, Willamette Valley.'"! IQ yr?r..l??Z T1'! Dr- MacCracken quoted the King
Francisco, where he met the South- $i7 per ton; Willamette Valley, or-, i'lLZZl nt Vr hi kiJ T h , ,as sayins to nim:
r, t)nnifi ..ivt nti j, i ... ta treatment at the big Kurhaus is! " 'Snnnn t,n nt 10
tin i UL.HIL, ijcisui unitiaifs, mutt's ainary, io; i'jasi.ern oregou, i i.ou; I , r, A , . . in.,i, Ul " nwn on
Clhoun on C.tiZen,nip (that a through freight rate will be mixed, $16; clover. $14; alfalfa, $12; X'L T lnL,f Friday we divided the wealth of Nor-
San Francisco Anril 21 At the established to Klamath Falls as soon alfalfa meal, $20. i T"' a l L Y,7",- : way, as you suggest. Within -five
r,f tho ..nrnotn. trwloir r.f " lc,l.Uu l,l LUC luau IS HI XJULLer MUilS, ilW per
" " ""J "VDorris. fancv 2Cc: choice. 25c: store
stitute. of this citv. of which hf ha luc ul Mlll"u me .Mcintire Transportation com- Eggs Loss and commissi
been actuary and treasurer for 22 Jsraei ana congregation ts ;ai uavia vnuy win iianaie an ireigot into tnis lrjV&C'tl'C per dozen
Cheese Fancy cream twins, 15Vfec
!, ""' inuiii-;way, as you suggest. Within -five
pound; i10?.,1 ,th followin,S statement: minutes there will have been a num
, 16c ' t Ad,niraI 5-vans continues to gain her of babies born in the countrv;
on off! St"nK Krad'a"'- , He sleeps well and shall we then divide again with
"" and his appetite is improving. I them?'
years, Herbert E. Heyl was seized on Nineteenth street, Patrick Cal- section, and It will remain in charge
with apoplexy when he opened his houn, president of the United Rail- f fh" "il ''ff,flc UntH dt'liv'
paper at breakfast Wednesday and
died shortly afterward.
Tokio Sakatani, ex-Minister
Finance, has sailed on a tour
America.
New York A campaign against
the sale of newly-hatched chickens
for Easter gifts is being waged by
the Society for the Prevention of
cruelty to animals here.
ered to the consignee
roads, snoke on the "Benefits of Th
! American Citizenship." He said that are much lower thai over the Thr.ili-
oi tne most numoie citizen snouid b
of protected and that equal rights iand and San Francisco are the same,
.should be given to all. "There is no i
greater position to be found in the
world than that of a loyal, upright, I
staunch and sturdy citizen." '
per pound; cream brick, 20c; Swiss
blk., 20c; limburger, 22c.
Poultry Mixed chickens, 13c per.eration of
lb.; fancy hens, 14i)1414c; roosters, ;
Rai'way Men Join Fores
Winnipeg, Man., April 20. A fed-
all the union men em-
Three More Bods Pound
Boston, Mass., April 18. Three
more corpses were recovered late to-
Dfmandi I. nbor Legislation.
i . t. i . . i . . . .i r . i . .
Pokegema line. The rates from Port- old, 8c: fryers, lb., 20c; broilers, lb.i "IU T anaaian 7r !;"e,, ?! Hu(n 7s fire
,;oSC'hlher.Sed 1 X P "lltailroads was completed today. They ZnZ "T", ,1? addi-
Potatoes Select selling price, 70c wi fight the reductions in the new"
per nundred; Willamette vaney, crh.,io tn a finish Th
n hiivlne- nrlfo. 4 5n npr hiinrlrfrl- Rnst : . .i. .. - .. """1" ' i"y wero'
me uiemm .imit; iioruciiuiirai Hoard Vr it ' . V, , ciairn iney are not going to pay all tnose ot Airs. Minnie I. Fenwick
and A. II. Carson, committeemen for Multnoman, buying price, 55c; f)f the n)pn tne SHnip waKPS hut will wire of Dr J. B Fenwick onp of th.i
I the Third district, will visit Coos Clackamas, buying price, 55c penny nccording to individual work, lendimr i.h'vsician.. in rh'i.. m 1
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Fru"g-owors Will Orftanize
Marshfield President Newell, of
Brussels Thp government of the1 f'I''Ko. April 21. At a meeting county the last of this month for the hundred; new California, 5M5c
Consro Indebfiident State hns is;iif.ri of the Ch ica tro Federal ion of Labor Purpose of getting in closer
a reply to the British white book today resolutions were passed pro- uh iruitgrowers oi the district,
containing reports from British Con- . . . , l-ounty inspector Pohl will arranee a
suls in 11, Congo and denies all the aBa,nst al""(1 hos,,hy an1 "looting when the -visitors arrive,
charges of oppression. j indifference of congress to demands Plans are now in protrress in Coos
of workingmon. Included in the county for the organization of a
San Francisco The police are resolutions was a petition for ini- County Fruitgrowers' Association,
watching two men suspected of druti- mediate oassatre nf the Wilson bill Insoector Pohl is i.nmi in ,iitin
r the nunureci new u. orma, o'avc Tne Bame notion, it is said, will be Walter Barnes, of Olen Ri,IKe niece
ch V"ruC ???JXk I. '! "I American rail- of Mrs. Fenwick. and Mis ' Vin
Unions JOII price, M.ISW.I per rniwlo Thin io tl, Wlnnl r n M.. IJ ,.r .... .. . ,
hundred: buying price, $4.25( 4.50 "hT ""'": " m-
ner hnnHrefl- irnrHp 1 Sr ner tionnrl " il""J """v 1.111110.
Apples Select, $2.50 per box;
fancy, $2; choice, $1.50; ordinary,
$1.25.
Fresh Fruits Oranges.
Preprps for Crui".
Vallejo, Cal., April 20.-
-Stores I
Scale Committee Aprees.
Toledo, O.. Anril 1.8. Thi
sea 10
ging Samuel Gilmore, a race-track amending the Sherman anti-trust the orchards of the county and an- per box; lemons, $2.75 ft 3.50.
$2. 503 and coal are being rushed aboard the commit tee of the Interstate Opern
plunger, who had won $7000, rob- law and of the pere bill limiting the
blng him and killing him. His stom- powers of the courts to issue injunc
ach is being analyzed. . tions in labor disputes.
nounces that he will cut down trees ,,,llur
which are not nmnwit cnr5 medium.
tne owner alter due notification
Hermiston Is Booming-
cruiser Albany, which arrived hero trs and Miners has practically do-
nest steers, S4.75 (a 5 ; , mis mornine. ine vessel will sail ciueu on a two years basis nf Oft
$4.254-75; common, at 11 o'clock Monday for Central cents a ton rate for mining coal with
, $3.50(ff 4; cows, best, $3.75 fi 4 1 America. 1 hi refrigerator ship Gin- a satisfactory agreement as to tho
common. $3.25 (Ti 3.75 : calves. t4(ij) oier sailed today for southern waters advantages of working
Milwaukee, Wis. Ira B. Smith. 4 SO. ito rejoin .the fleet with nnnrlv The scale will be rncf
formerly a member of a prominent, T u',fM Memory nerm.aton Is Boomina;. I sheen Best wethers. J6 ra'6.50: ' 000 worth of provisions to be dis- dent Lewis on behalf of thr. minor
1. . . 1 1 : ini VfirL" At.r 1 V 1 Cim mfttntp. I TT, 1 . T , . .1 . . - . .. . . . . . . . ... ., . '
wuuicoaic kiuw, iiilu ui jnwau-: - c , I' i. 1 imniuii l.anas are not only ewes, $5?i5.5U; spring iambs, noml- iriDuroa among ine various ships or wun ine understanding that he will
kee, was Wednesday sentenced to J';1" ,f)e Kf.th anniversary of the selling in this vicinity but lands are nal (the fleet. The West Virginia and at once communicate with the va-
two rears in the Milwaukee house of ""'n of General V. S. Grant, a mom- bfing improved. Hundreds of acres I Hogs Best, $6(0.25; mediurr. ' Maryland will sail tomorrow for rlous districts and have them vote on
njucitiuu uj juusc iuuwjg mr uu- 7 , " ' """."- new irtiij win pronuce crops tnis $ 5.7 5 (a 6 1 feeders, (ft 5.50. iiremerion. ine proposition.
talning money under laise pretenses. lempie, ai wnicn poc- season, i his year will show a boom Hops 1907, prime and choice, 4
rH.tnnh Ra.t.i . .hi-.'!;Vla:L0LXLa:.J"!!' A.nZ..l:. h"mnZn?t mpro.U per pound; olds. lic per
" . - ' "."" A-.irwi, .,i iHMMiu niems are going on in the irrigated pound.
r.uic j.Liuui 'iik .w. onaw innue anuresses, ana district at this time. Hundreds of Wool-
rr-uu. mo wusiu, wcic uiunucu m uraiii rusi ui ine li. a. K. presentfa bushels of potatoes have been best.
tBKe Mitnigau, Hcuucnud), wueu a a ii;-uonai nap to tne cnurcn. I nis planted, many hundred trees have to shi
email boat was capsizea. aacne a is tne cnurcn rt which General Grant been set out, and shortly a number rnrdln to n .alitv. Knn- th. nv V .uJ'.A" -"se ura? ,,ar""r with
lng the boat. tended worship. l0f construction
Wrhipa for Anncnrra
Washington. April 20. To gratifv
Schooner Lone Overdue-
San Francisco. April IS. Much
Elftlern OreK0,n- average the wishes of the people of Anacortes anxiety is felt regarding the fit e nf
ll(fi-15c per pound, according Wash., who will be unable o see any the American Sner Rn,!ln.rf
irlnkage; Valley. 12 15c. ac- of the Atlantic fleet while In Paget Captain Chose leTt Grayl H?rhor w?th
ne to niiailtv. Smi
of new cottages will be under course' Mohair-Choice. 2020c per elded to end two cr, seV. o .hat " ZIZ i'Zu"U'" th
und. port for two dava' Btv. p-ilT- "lu uuuer ana on aec
j pound.
for Calkio.