OS OF THE WEEK
la a Condensed Fora tor On
Busy Reader!
RAFPEMNGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
BORAH CASE OPi^lD.
SMALL FOR ARBITRATION.
Government Begins Prosecution for
Lsnd Frauds.
Tafia Operators PresMent Roos»volt
Oan End Strike
Boise, Sept. 25.—The government
yesterday revealed the charge in the
ease of United States Senator Borah,
charged with timber land fraud. The
jury was completed at the morning res
sion, and during the afternoon Judge
M. C. Burch, of Detroit Mich., special
assistant to the attorney genetai, tirade
the opening »tatement of the prosecu­
tion. He arraigned the late governor,
Frank Hteunsaberg, as the central fig­
ure in tire alleged conspiracy by which
it is alleged that more than 17,000
acres of virgin forest land, thick with
towering pines, came fraudulently into
th« possession of the Briber Lumber
coaytany, a
Wisconsin corporation
operating a plant in this city.
Mt. Burvh connected Mr. Borah with
tire land transartions only as attorney,
first for Steunenberg and then for the
lumber concern. He declared that Mr.
Borah interested himself in all matters
having an outward bearing on the land
claimed by dummy entrymen, turned
over to dummy trustees, and by them
deed#*! over to the Barber company.
All of the deeds went through Mr.
Borah's office and stand in the county
clerk's office as being recorded at his
request. It it alleged that Mr. Borah
approached tire register of the land office
with regard to several claims which
«ere held up and sraa warned by that
official that the claims were fraudulent
and ehould be let alone.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
— W .J. - mw - ru atâ
EASY TO GET CARS.
Trolley Line Proves Groat AM
Freewater Shippers.
EARNINGS OF SLEEPERS.
to Pullman Company Reports to Blate
Railway Commission.
Chisago. Sept 24 —’*1 tiave poaitivv
inside information that the eurupaulee
are ready to arbitrate, and 1 pred ct to
you now that you will all be at work
withiu ten days, and that victory will
be yours."
This was the information given cut
by President 8 J Htuall, of UM «trik
ing coinniercial telegrapher», at the
twat attends#! meeting held since the
•trlks was declared. There were loud
cries of "No arbitration" when Presi­
dent Small liegsn «[leaking, but these
grow weaker as he said:
"I think I iiavs heard that ery be­
fore, but 1 want to say something on
the ether side. It President Roossvelt
should ask the companies to arbitrate,
arid they coueeutrel, wliat pwitl.m
would it place you In If you refuaadT*
**1 don't know that you will get a
chance to arbitrate," he raid aa the
orie* continued
"If Colcuel dowry
has bts way al«>ut It you won't be given
the chance
We liave had some bitter
ex|>esvnce with arbitration, but If it
comes this time with the stamp of the
United States government on it 1 be­
lieve we can afford to accept it.”
Although he did not say so, Presi­
dent Hina 11 gave the Inference that Pres­
ident Roosevelt was In a fair way to
end the strike. Hs «Id it had already
coat the com [allies <12,000,000
Chairman Wesley Russell «Id the
cotton grower» of the South ate clamor­
ing for better telegraph facilities, an#l
that many Southern asaoriations had
appealed to Preaident Roosevelt
The
situation, hs said, looked decidedly
hopeful.
M. J. Reidy, of Beaton, and 8. K.
Konenkauip, of Pittsburg, ¡membsia of
the national executive board, said the
strike would t#e over in two weeks.
WILL PROTECT CHINA
*
-wz
PrKWtnl R oomy lit Cogilzmt o
Japin's G odi .
COREA ONLY A STEPPING STONE
ESTABLISH RR'Zt COURT.
Hague Peeta Conference Votes on
Great Tribunal.
Tha Hague, tiept. 23 —Tha aixtii
pleuaiy aittiug ul Hie pesiw confarama
teday attracted an unusually large au­
dience. Tha meiulwis of the Interna-
tloiial Heiaiuologlcal and iMiiy con­
gresses, whlcli were meeCing hare, were
luseent. In the course of the d'ecua-
•ion regarding the establishment ol an
international pr ae court, Hanot F.steva
(Mex eo) announced that the Mexkwu
delegation would now vote tn lavor of
th## pro|H»ltloii, a* the liiodltleetion
permitting a ouuutry liitetaalt'd In a
#w»e to have Ita own judge on the tri­
bunal largely does away with Hie objec­
tionable features of the earlier pu po-
ailiuu which he «uid cuiittavene#i the
principle of the e#|uality of nations.
Heuor Katav* added thsi while Mezlco
would support the proputlt oil to ©stab-
Halt a prise court, sin# did not withdraw
her opinion,
rep atc#!ly eipiesatvi,
•gainst the project to islablish an In­
tel national i-oiiil ol permanent arbitra­
tion, If I mb «) on a pilin'pls coutiaiy
to the equity cl the states.
The proposition to establish an In­
ternational prise cuiirl was ultimately
approve#!, Brazil alone casting a vote
against it
Russia, Japan, Hlaui, Van-
eauela, Turkey and I'vrala abstain*!
from voting.
Un the motion of !'re«l<leiit Nelidoff,
the rvooliitl#in In regard to convening
the lliild |MMi<« conference. Intrialia’ed
Bepteiubei 19, «as unanimously ad<>|4-
ed, togilher with the expression of
gratitude to Emperoi Nichols*, as the
initiator of the conference and to Queen
Wilhelmina for her hospitality.
Pi lor to the vole, M. Taiikul, hi«<l of
Hie Ja|«ne*e delegation drew cord1«!
applause Iwiauae of hie sxprreaiiin of
appreciation of the personal initiative
of Em|ieror Nicholas in bringing about
the meeting of the convention.
Salem—The state railway coniiuis-
Freewater — The several
packing
houses in thia city have about coiuplet »ton has issued an order extending th»
ed their seaeen's prune packing and time given the transportation compan­
will now begin on the apple crop. ies ol the state to til» their annual re­
Ova» 100 cwrloada of fruit, chiefly ports to October 10. Only six compan­
Japan Blustered About School Ques­
prune», peaches, [ear* and plum», have ies seut reports, the Wells, largo, th»
tion In OaUfornla Only to Gat
been shipped from here during the peat IVnver A Rio Grande, the Salem, Fall»
Frss Hand In China.
20 dava over the O. R. A N. and the City A Western, the Pullman, the Cen­
Walla Walla Valley trolley line via tral Railway Union, and the Oregon A
Sunset Lagging rouipsuiy ol Clatskanie.
tlie Northern Pacific.
' Hearst save he has no Idea of being
The shipper» say that since the ad- I#etter» have been received from the
Han Francisco, Hept. 24.—That tlis
a candidate for president in 1908.
vent of the traction eompauy and their Portland Railway, Light A l*ower com­
Japanese question liss not been settled
pany
and
the
Rogue
River
Valley
Rail-
ab.lity to furnish Northern Pacific re-
Daniel A. Ryan has l<een nominated
but Is merely In Ito Infarvy Is the be­
frigt-rator care, troubles have ended re­ i and company any itig report» had been
for mayor of San Francisco by the Re­
lief of a large number of naval officers
garding the securing of cars as the O. •ent, but •>' far they have not been re­
publicans.
who have arrived at Han Franctsco with
R. A N. a rents have " loosened up" ceived.
The government will spend <42,(KU
The Swift Refrigerator Transpcrta-
woudetfully, and even take the trouble
the advance guar#I of tire fleet Uiat is to
in removing obstructions from tire Co­
to call up tbe growers over the long tion oompany tiled its report uuder
be mobilised in Pacltlc waters. Ac-
lumbia apo vs Wenathee.
distance telephone to ask if they can protest, as not being a common earlier.
cording to these authorities, the fleet
The Sunset Logging company reports
supply them car».
Such a state of
The influx of Chineae into Jamaica
haa l«en orderer! tu the Pacltlc not so
affairs ha.« heretofore been unknown in turnings of >10,914 06, operating ex­
is becoming serious.
Some action by
much aa a warning to Japan for her
this city, and of course the »hippers pense» <64,810 88, a deficit of <53,-
the government la likely.
[vast act Ums aa for a float lug protest
896.83.
appreciate it.
Borah will insist on trial, even if the
against her contemplated seizure of
The rulltnan eompany fives Its gross
The apple crop is a good one and top
others Implicated in the Idaho land
China. In fa# t, the*© naval men inter­
notch prices have already been offered earnings iu operating or» wholly In
frauds ©scape on technical.ties.
pret tiiat the presence of ths fleet on
and accepted. The apple trees have Oregon at <57,479 08. gross earuinaa
this side of the continent as a message
Every Hindu in British Columbia
been well sprayed tills year and the on al) line« tillering Oregon <1,373,-
to Japan clearly saying
"Thou aliail
who can raise the cash is going south
good derived thereby is already showing 640.04, Oregon's proportion of the
not steal China."
before the cold weather sets in.
itself by the absence of scale.
There latter 1333,289 49, receipts from car
These authorities bring f#irwar#l a
will be over 100 car loads of apples mileage on lines entering Oregon
An attempt was made to kidnap ex-
nuuilwr of interesting f«<ts to support
from this poinL
Hay shipments are <711.74, Oregon's prorertional share
Bnpervisor Lonergan, of San Francisco,
THOUSANDS GO TO CANADA.
their contention. In the first place
becomiug general, the rancher» con­ <80.34; total expenses of operation
star witness in tbe Ford bribery trial.
they point out that a treaty existed tie
signing their hay to points on Puget <859,356, Oregon's share <197,037.26;
tween the Unit«##! Miatee and Corea
property owned by the company in
Governor Chamberlain suggests that Northwest Provinces Draw American sound where prices are good.
which was the nearest thing to an alli­
a fuel famine may be averted in East­
Farmers.
Harvesting has begun on the third Oregon used in tbe operation of cars
en#*« tiiat the Unite#! Htates haa under­
<112.25175. The coot of the car» could
ern Oregon this winter by the railroads
Chicago. Sept. 25.—According to fig­ alfalfa crop which promisee to be above
taken. This treaty under a ¡«as I hie
not be stated.
giving a low rate on slabwood.
ures sent out by Chairman E. E. Mac­ the average ) ield.
construction ple#lged the American
The American Bankers’ association, Leod, of the Western Passenger asso­
Can't Got Care at AKiany.
government to protect Corea against
Money in Clover Seed.
in session at Atlantic City, N. J., de­ ciation, many thousand Americans an­
Albany—Though local shippers of
just such a conp as Japan lias carried
Albany
—
Local
dealers
are
building
nually
are
obeying
the
call
of
the
wilds
clared against postal savings bank*,
to a successful conclusion.
Il is said
perishable goods are suceeeeful in get­
HAGUE
MEETING
BARREN.
up
a
lucrative
business
in
handling
the
but favorral government supervision of of Western Canada. In a circular is­
JOHN D. TO TESTIFY.
ting cars, the car shortage for grain
that immediately attar the Poitsuiouth
sued today to all of the lines which are clover seed produced by the growers shipper» is now worse than ever. Pres­
savings banka.
treaty was signed, in which, by the
members of the as-ociation, it is stated of this section. Carter A Robson, of ent conditions here are pronounced Delegations Go to Peace Conference way, Japan guaranteed the ludepend-
Federal Government Wants to Know
Au Anglo-Ruseiau treaty has been
that doting the 12 months ended June this city, have made a specialty in sup­ worse than that which prevailed last
Without Preparations.
en#w of I orca, the island empire busied
signed.
Of Standard Oil.
30. 41.869 entrant*, representing a pop­ plying alsyke and red clover seed to one year, so hit as grain dealers are con­
The Hague, Hept. 24—After having herself tying the hauda of all the big
New
York,
Hept. S3.—John D. Rock­
Rebel Moors have at last accepted ulation of 105,420, took up homesteads of the largest seed concerns in Wiscon­ cerned. Now the condition has reached
tieen In seesion for over thrse months, European powers by means of treat ire
the French terms of peace
in Western Canada. Of this number, sin. Should it be possible to obtain such a point tiiat exporters of grain
aiul alliances. The United Htalre gov­ efeller, genIu» exlntordlnary of the
and
ad
j
urn
men
t
probably
a
month
in
gigantic Htandard Oil trust, will be
13.188, representing a population of the cars, a total of 240.000 pounds will cannot even get cats for Oregon ship­
The Han Francisco city jail has been
the distance, it is rv>x>gnlsed generally ernment was the only big power with
have been sent Ur Milwaukee by the
31.500, were from the United States.
ments. It is only in the part few days and svsn by ths nxwt optimistic in ths the exception of Germany not inc I ode* I forced to take the witne*e stand an#l un­
condemned as unsafe.
der <«th divulge certain secraia of lite
The statistics apparently show that end of this week. The local firm seeks that thia condition liar existed gene­
¡«ace movement, that tbe second inter- In thia arrangement.
Heney feels confident of convicting the tide of immigration from the Unit­ to purvliaae sufficient seed to make out
comt Inal ion 's history, which he, belter
rally, though one shipper has had an national peace route re nee has been and
Tl#e naval officers above referred to
Tirey L. Ford, of the United Railways, ed States into Canada is reaching a a shipment of seven carloads with a
artier in for 25 days for one car for an will be at ita coociesion. barren of re­ give it aa their opinion that the III (eel than any other, la able to remlnr ac­
now on trial.
curately. Other leading figure» In tha
stage which should awaken interest. total valuation of about <25,000, This Oregon shipment and no car lias come.
sults leading to [»ermaneal measures of ing »Hired up between the Unitrd
trust, who. It was expelled, would es­
Standard Oil lawyers say it is not Mr. MacLeod states that during the opens up a new market for the clover Several orders have been in a week and t«netlt to the
Htates and Ja|«n «aa the work of the
of
the
world
cape the ordeal, al»#» will be called to
the policy of that company to drive last decade a total of 272,609 people seed taised in this section and will are not being realised.
Japanese government.
While Ja|>an
Even
the
pro[M«ition
for
a
future
face Itaputy Attorney General trark
have left the United States and have have a tendency to strengthen the local
rivals to the wall.
meeting of ths conference, which was was belligerently protesting against the
Bellegg's forniidable inquisitorial bat­
taken up homes in Canada, and that market and bring the top price to the
Rich Strike in Quartzville.
attltu#ie
of
the
Californians
toaaid
the
unanimously
adopted
has
twen
so
alter
­
The Russian government has resum­ 57,919, or nearly one-fifth of these, valley growers.
It is raid that the
Albany— A rich ledge of quarts has ed aa to suppress its most important Japanese, it «aa doing nothing moie or tery.
ed ita policy of »booting suspected re­ went there during the 12 months ended supply is not equal to the demand and
Tli<we in charge of the g#ivernm< nt's
been discovered in the Quartzville ruin­ part, uamsly, ths [«rlodicity of meet­ lees, rconllng to the authorities cited,
volutionists without trial.
case in the Federal suit to die»*>lve
June 30, 1906. The number increaser! that a lucrative business awaits grow­ ing district by Grant Lindley, a resi­
ings. morely providing for the tailing titan holding America at a distance Htandard Oil'as a corporation violator
The United States Circuit Court of from 2.412 in 1896-7 to 57,919 in 1905, ers who will specialize in the growing dent of Lelanon. Lindley came out of of a third conference, but eelabllahing with one hand while with the other it
of the Sherman ant I t rust law decided
Appeals has decided that tbe Great and fell off to 31,500 during the year of clover for seed pui poser.
the mountains this week with rainplea nothing with regard to convening of the «as choking the life out of Corea.
Northern must pay its fine for giving ju«t ended.
of some remarkably rich ore, but raid future conference»
The naval officer» hold that as soon to#lay that the issuing of mor» »ulipe-
Freighting at Klamath.
iias is necresaty.
Although Mr. Kel­
Duting the greatest year of immigra­
rebates.
little about ti e mine, aa he had not
The prevailing opinion a* expreeeed as Ja|«u took puaaeaalon of Corea Mr.
Klamath Falls—An average of 150,-
logg would not toll who will lie com­
tion from the United States into Can­
Pennsylvania and Kansas are assured aria. there came into the country from 000 pounds of freight every five days is yet died his notices of location. He by one of the leading delegatee 1a that Roosevrlt «as convinced that the next pelled to testify, th # fact remains that
of a 2-cent paseengear rate by action of Great Britain and Ireland 86.796. Dur­ being tianled into Klamath Falls by lias now returned to the site for that the alaence of results in the conference move w<#ul#l involve China, an#l accprd- the cnly men in posseseion of many
The samples of ore Lindley on the great queetious was due to the ingly began preparations for active in­
the executive officials of the roads in­ ing the past 10 years Great Britain and ths J. M. McIntyre Transportation purpose
much nought secict* who have not b*en
iounu have not yet l«en aa*ayed, but lack of preparation by all the countries terference.
The United Htates ent
terested.
•<ibpri>ar#l are John l>. Rockefeller,
Ireland hare sent a total of 311,747 company. Other freighters are carry­ the discoverer exptvts it to prove richer
represented
Thie, he «aid, was eep#c- quietly by while Japan put Corea in
William Rockefeller. W. 11 Flagler,
The Standard Oil announces that as people, who have found new homes in ing smaller amounts. The merchants than anything yet found in the Qnartx-
lally striking in the ca*e of tbe Ameri­ its back picket. Il will not ait quietly
soon as present suits are finished it hrr American colony, and this number are stocking up for winter trade. aa the ville country, and rays he has plenty can delegation, which was sup|»aed to by if Japan makes the effort to ileal in Oliver II Payne, John D. Archbold
arid II II Rogers
will reorganize and enlarge Its ©capital, is not very much in excess of the popu­ freight rates are higbe* during the bad of the ore.
have come here in ecmplete accord with the «me manner with China.
It ia believe#! that, with tlie possible
lation which the United States has roads season. The McIntyre company
also that earnings will be published.
The big fleet of warships to 1« gath-
the istin-American count nee
exception of William Rockefeller ami
is keeping 13 teams on the road, each
furnished Canada.
Immense
Pear
Crop.
ere#l
on
Hie
Pacific
coast
will
aerv»
to
Judge Locbren, of the United States
making a round trip every five days.
Medford—Two de Anjou pear trees
remind Japan tiiat the entity of China If. H. Rogers, all th#»e men can 1«
ooort, has issued an injunction which
HIS VACATION DAYS OVeR.
William
After October 1 the freight will be un­ on the old Soli as place on Griffin creek,
ia one of the car.lnial foreign policies of forced to appear in court
IMMUNI
I
Y
FOR
ALTON.
suspends the Minnesota rate law pend­
itockrteller suddenly diaappeare#! from
loaded at Keno, 18 milee down the which made a passing recon 1 two years
the
American
governtnenL
To
just
ing a final settlement of the case in the
President Roosevelt Returns to Wash­
river from Klamath Falls, and brought
what lengths the country will go to the city the other <lay and Mr. Roger»
courts.
Judge Landis Dismisses Rebate Cate up on the steamer Klamath. While ago by producing something like <80
ington and Hard Work.
worth of fruit for the tenant now on
preserve the Chineae empire from Ja­ is declared to 1« In no condition to un­
Against
Road.
the haul from the end of the track of the place, this year eclipsed all records
dergo exaimation.
Grover Cleveland's illness has be­
Oyster Bay, L. I., Hept. 24.—Presi­ pan is yet to be determined.
come very sericus.
Chicago, Sept . 25.—It was decided the California Northeastern railway to by yielding no lees than 67 packed dent Roosevelt's summer vacation at
navigable water, and thsnee by boat to boxes of pears, which add to a l<ral his Hagamore Hili home will end at 10
A mining plant at Jonplin, Mo., has today by Judge Landis in the District
LAST TECHNICALITY FAILS.
NO EFFORTS TO HIDE FACTS.
court that the Chicago A Alton railroad Klamath Falls, would be easier than dealer for <2 per box, making a record a. m. Wedneedsy, when he, with Mrs.
been blown up by dynamite.
shall not be furthei prosecuted for its the present one it is not likely that of <134 from a single crop from two Roosevelt, members of the family and
The king of Siam is visiting in Ger­ connection with he ¿ranting of rebate- ‘ there will be any change in the present
Suprama Court Upholds Indictments San Francisco Health Officials Will
trees. The joke of it is that a little the executive staff, will take a »¡»eclal
many and spending money lavishly.
of Accused Bribers.
to the Standard Oil company, in oil route until spring.
Telt Truth About Plague.
manipulation to give the grower the train for Washington
Chicago, Milwakuee A St. Panl offi­ «hipped between Whiting, Ind., and
During the three and a half months
benefit of the actual value of the truit
Han Franircco, Hept. 24.—The state
Han Francisco, Hept. 23.—At a joint
Two Mora Roads Report.
tbe president has occupied the home­ Hupretne court late yeetmlay render#*! meeting to lay of the Federal, atate and
cials expect to see tliat road fininshed East St. Louis, Ill.
would have doubled the pree.
It was stated by District Attorney
Salem—The following report haB
stead he has hail the quietest and at a decision upholding the validity of the rnunlci[«l authorities to diacuaa the
to the coast in 1909.
Sims that Mr. Morrison, the prede­ been received from the Valley Railway
Brown Again Land Board Clark.
the same time the busiest viwation he so-called Oliver grand jury. On this bubonic plague situation, the following
Mississippi has ordered tbe Gulf cessor of Mr. Sims in office, had prom­
company:
Total earnings, <79,096;
has indulged in since he became an oc- decision depended the fate of the In­ ree#dution w»« iiiianimi#ii*ly mlopted
Salem
—
The
state
land
board
at
its
Compress company to withdraw from ised immunity to the Alton road, pro­
operating expenses, including interest last meeting re-elected
"Reeolved, Tiiat it be the *ense <>f
Georgs G. capant of the White Hoose. The re­ dictment» found sul»e<|iient£to_March
the state as it is a trust.
vided it assisted in good faith iu the and taxes, <79,765.35; income from Brown clerk of the board and George cords «Low tiiat since June 12 the pres­ last.
thia meeting tiiat the fullest authorized
prosecution
of
the
Standard
company.
Dewey does not favor disposing of
operation, <831.74; par value of capi­ Mitchel, of The Dalles, deputy clerk. ident has received 126 [lersons at Haga­
The attack was made <<n the grand publicity t« given to the plague situa­
the Phil ppines and says there is no The attorney general held, therefore, tal stock, <1,000,000; amount issued, The application of H. T. Hendryx and more Hill. Home of the callers have jury by William M. Ablxitt, of the tion in the city nt all times; that the
that it is the duty of the government to <620,000. The Oregon A California other for the purchase of approximately b<en dlstinguiabe#! foreigners an<l a few Uniteil Railroad*; Frank G. Drum, newspapers be re#|iieste#l to publish
danger of war with Japan.
see that no further steps toward the railway company submitted the fol­ 2,400 acres of tideland on Cathlamet liave made purely roc lai calls, l#ut the John Martin and Eugene De Habla, ol »m-h reports aa inav be fiirnielie#! by
The Japanese Foreign office has de­
punishment ol the railroad tor its part lowing: income, lease of road, <165,- bay, on the Columbia river, at the rate majority of them have been official on the Han FraDciaco Gaa company, and the department of pubic health; that
cided to leave Ambassador Aoki at
in the granting of the rebates be taken. 801.71; other income. <28,898.05; to­ of <2 per acre was also taken up agaiD strictly government business
other defendants to tost the validity of the Interrets of the city are l«et served
Washington for the preeent.
The court then called attention to a tal income, <1,684,690; total deduc­ and the final action contiued until tha
While visitors have been compara­ the indictments cliarging them with by this course.’’
Tbe Englinsh steamer Lusitania has statement recently issued by President tion, <1.362.379.07; net income, <322,- board could make a visit to the land in- tively few, the work which the pre«!- bribery. They contendeil tiiat in Feb­
The decision henceforth to encourage
itarted on her return trip to Liverpoe 1 Moffitt, of the Standard Oil company, 320.69.
dent has accomplished in other direc­ ruary last tbe namea for a new grand publicity is in line with the views
volved and ascertain the real value.
and her officers hope to establish a new of Indiana that, if the Standard Oil
tion has been great
His annual mee jury were drawn an#l that, while the held from the lieginnlng by the fe#ieral
record.
company was guilty of receiving re­
To Mine Coal Near Medford.
«age to c'lngreea ia [i'a# lically corn Oliver jury had not been dlacharge#!, authorities.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
bates, no other manufacturer was inno­
Medford—The Pacific Coal company,
piste#!. The document nee#ts only fin­ its powers la peed with the first step
The total nnml«r of verified caeca of
Tbe govrenment has several experts
cent. The court directed the jury to of Loe Angeles, has bonded for <50,000
Wheat—Club, 82c; bluestem, Me; ishing tonchee, and but few of them taken to Impanel its «ncceoaor.
plague to date ia 39, deaths, 22; un­
examining the books of the Standard
investigate the conduct of other manu­ the coal mine at the base of Rozyaun. valley, 82c; red, 80e.
Justice McFarland filed a dissenting verified auapecta, 23,
Oil company between tbe years 1882
facturers and directed that a subpena four milee east of here, belonging to the
Oats—No. 1 white, <23.56024; gray,
opinion.
Thirty-two Hurt In Wreck.
and 1892.
be issued for Mr. Moffitt
.Medford Coal A Miningcompany. The <23023.50.
Washington, Hept. 24.—Thirty-two
Japan Excludes Foreigner».
Helena, Mont., labor unions have
Barley—Feed, <23<*23.50 per ton; passenger» were Injured, none rerious-
Iz<! Angeles company ia capitalized at
Haa Naw Rebate Evidence.
I#ondon, Hept 23.—A dispatch to the
ordered a strike on all industries in
brewing,
<24.60
0
24.75;
rolled,
<24.50
<1,000,000.
The
deal
was
closer!
by
R.
iy,
by
the
derailment
of
the
Chatta
­
New Peak is Thrown Up.
New York, Hept. 24.—It is under­ Tinies from Pekin today nays that the
town to enforce a boycott on the tele­
Seattle, 8ept. 25.—Captain A. J. E. Dorn, manager of the Californ a «25.50.
nooga A Washington limite#! train on stood that Frank B. Kellogg, Uie gov­ lalxir troubles at Vancoaver are being
phone company.
Com — Whole, <29030; cracked, the Houthern railway, just north of
company,
which
agrees
to
thoroughly
Henderson, of the revenue cutter The­
ernment's counsel in its suit to dissolve follow©#! with much interest in the Far
Russia threatens armed intervention tis, on arrival here today from the Arc­ explore the interior of the property, to <30.50.
Ryan’s Hiding, Virginia, early today. the Htandard Oil company of New Jer East, where an analogous problem has
Hay
—
Valley
timothy.
No.
1. 317« A broken rail was the cause of the ac­ sey, haa important evidence in Ida poa-
ta Persia.
| tic, confirms with official reports the begin work within ten day» and push it
now arisen l#etaeen China and Ja|«n.
18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, cident. The entire train, composed of
with proper diligence at all times.
«e«lon l>eaiIng on alleged relationship Japanese Imperial ordinance No. 325,
Prohibitionists aim to make Wash- 1 accounts of a violent volcanic eruption
<19020; clover, <11; cheat,
»11; a hagggae car, <iay coech and thre« l«tween|railn«<l rebates and the profit«
of
Mount
Makashin
on
September
1,
of July 27, 1899, vigorously forbids all
ington, D. C., dry.
Getting Factories for Town.
grain hay, <111*12; alfalfa, <12013.
sleepers, being almost destroyed by of the corporation in the last eight foreigners, whether Europeans, Ameri­
and the existence of a new peak raised
Fruita—Apples, <101.50 per box; fire.
Woodburn—Since ita recent organi­
The crown prince of Japan is to visit , from the sea forming a part of the Bog-
A special train was quickly years. It is also said that this phase can or Chinese, from working in Japan
75c0<1.25 per crate; made up and proceede#! to this city
Corea to investigate affairs there.
, oelov formation. The latest addition zation the Woodburn Commercial club cantaloupes,
of Mr. Kellogg's case is iielng reserved as laborers in argiculutral, flailing,
peaches, 6Oc0|l .26 crate; prunes, 600
has
done
good
work.
It
I
aa
circulate#!
with all the paseergers of the limited. until the line of questioning lie pnr- m'nlng, manufactaring am! other class­
Many Eastern Democrats are uniting is the fourth, and with its appearance 5,000 leaflets in the East, and is al­ 75cperrrate; watermelons, 101
per The track was block©#! several hours.
sue#l last week la
finished.
Mr. es of industry outside of the narrow
on Governor Johnson, of Ohio, for pres­ the bottom of the ocean has raised ready getting goo#! returns, parties hay- . pound;
plums, 50075c
per boz;
_
until channels formerly sufficiently
Kellogg haa bad suhpenaa served on reeldentia) settlements.
ident.
ing
come
here
on
the
strength
of
the
grsperi,
50c®<l
.50
per
crate;
c
sss
b
aa,
large for the passage of ehips are now
several rallroa#! men.
Honor Memory of McKinley.
leaflets and purchase land in this vicin- <2.25 per dozen.
The Standard Oil inquiry at New dry
,
land.
Canton, Ohio, Hept. 24.—Thousands
Attack on Union Pacific.
ity. The club has also induced two |
Vegetables—Turnips, <1 25 per sack;
Y ork shows Rockefeller's income to be
Plague Not Epidemic.
of persona from many parte of the coun­
Omaha, Neb., Hept. 23.—The Trav­
Chehalis men to put in at this point a carrots, <1.25 per sack; beets, <1 25
about <40,000,000 a jear.
Scott as Envoy to Japan.
Han Francisco, Hept. 24.—Dr. Rupert elers' Protective association teslay filed
creamery, ice cream factory anil cold per sack; cabbage,
lH0Hic per try will gather In Canton next Monday
Fanatics at Zion City have been ar-
Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 25.—W. D. storage plant. An effort is also being pound; celery, 75c0<l per doxen; to again honor the memory of the late Blue, marine hospital service, and complaint against the Union Pacific,
reete-i for torturing a woman to death Scott,
I
On that day the f*re»l<lent William Ophuls, ol the city charging that the rood was refusing to
or some other official of the Can­ maile for a first class hotel.
corn, <1 *1.50 per aa# k; cucumbers, 10 President McKinley.
in order to drive the devils out of her adian
i
government familiar with immi­
015c per doxen; onions, 16020c per splendid and imposing memorial built board of health, k.day united in the haul any but personal >«ggage on over­
body.
| gration affaira, will probably be cent
Rallwsy Route to Lakeview.
dozen , parsley, 20c per dozen; peppers, by contributions from hnndre#ls of t hens­ following statement to the press rela­ land limited trainsand asking (hat the
France and Canada have just signed to
1 Japan immediately to attempt to ar­
Klamath—Engineer Journey and hi« ’V" IO<- per pound; pumpkins, 1^0 ands of persons tn this ami othfr coun­ tive to the bubonic plague situation: road place chair cats on the overland
a restriction of immigration of corp» cf engineer», who are aurveylng a > *4” P*r pound; radishes, 20c per dox- tries and errete#! nnder the dirrctlon ol "From our knowledge of plague, the and Loa Angeles limited, so that local
a new commarcia) treaty. France is range
1
This proposition has not line of railrosd from Klamath Falls en; spinach, 6c per pound, squash, 50c the McKinley Memorial ass#«lation, prevention of a sudden outbreak in epi­ passengers will not be forced to pur­
given many more favorable terms than Japanese#-.
'
The president of demic form can he predicted with chase Pullman seats. The attention of
been finally decided upon by the Fed­ east to Lakeview, have just succeed»! 0<1 per box; tomatoes, 40050c per will be dedicated.
before.
the United Htates will be the principal aMiirance, but a certain number of the eommiasion is also calle#! to the
eral government, but it was given out
Eastern critics can’t prevent the voy- ( at Ottawa today that the question was after four surveys in finding a grade box; «weet potatoes, 2\c per pound,
speaker of the occasion, and other <iis- cases will continue to appear for a con­ delorahle indifference and irnpiiilence
Onions
— *'
<1.60
'*
“ per sack.
age of tbe battleship fleet to the Pacific, ; being fully considered. The fact that of 1 per cent through langell valley
siderable period in spite of preventive of agrnta and operators along the Union
Potatoes—New, 80090c per hundred. tinguished men will make addreeaes.
as Roosevelt is determined it shall , the government is considering rending and thence into Lakeview. The sur­
meaauree.”
No new cares appeared Pacific.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 27 0.35c
vey will be comparatively easy. En­
make the trip.
Leased Wire Maa to Remain.
today.
a special envoy «hows that the negotia­
gineer Journey is quoted as saying that per pound.
last week were fruitlees.
New York, Hept. 24.—A determined
Get After the Paper Trust.
Emma Goldman, who has been at- tions
1
Veal—75 to 125 pounds, 8(*8J<C;
as near as he can determine his instruc­
Several May Defard Cup.
effort to paaa a resolution calling cut
tending an anarchist congress at Am­
New York, Hept. 23. — Mernliera of
tions are to finish to Lakeview an#i then 125 to 150 pounds, 7%c; 150 to 200
Where Rosxev It Will Hunt Bear.
on strike regardless of their contracts,
sterdam, may not be admitted when
New York, Hept. 24.—Preparations the American Newspaper Publisher»'
return over the route to Klamath Falls. pounds, 607c.
New Orleans, Hept. 25.—A special to
she attempts to return to tbe United
Pork—Block, 75 to 150 pounds, 80 all newspaper wire and broker offi<-e for the defense of the America's cup ass#xiiation have ap[x>lnted a commit­
operators, was made at a meeting of haa begun. At leant one syndicate Is tee an# I Instrncted It to rail the atten­
States.
I the Picayune from Lake Providence,
New Salmon Industry.
[ackers, 7$k08c.
the local telegrapher»’ nnion today. being organized and possibly more. tion of President Roosevelt to v.hat the
La., ravi: It has been learned that
Poultry—Average old hens, 146*14
Astoria—Another industry has just (
China has taken a decided step to- ’
the proposed bear hunt of the president been foatereil #»r developed through the' per pound; mixed chickens, I30l3^e; After a long debate, the resolution Everyone appeara to he of the opinion aeeociatlosi asserts I* an unlawful com­
ward parliamentary government.
will be made in East Corroll parish, canning or salting of salmon. It is the spring chickens, 13(*13t»e; old roost­ which has before been introduce#! at tiiat the management will be veateal in bination of [*|>er iriannfacturer* to
England is preparing to build a opposite
<
A Irate «tat ion, on the Iron salting of salmon heads and exportig er*, 86».9r dressed chickens, 1 fir* 17c; meetings ol the strikers, was again E. D. Morgan.
Those mention*! as keep up the price of white papr-r and
fourth battleship of the Dreadnaught Mountain
]
railroad. The camp will be them to Sweden on orders received from I turkeys, live, 15016c; geese, live, 80 tabled, but it was said later with the generous subscribers are Edward H. to deman<l relief from what they con­
class
|
understanding that it would be taken Harriman, Colonel Robert M. Thomp­ sider an oppressive burden. Tbe ac­
located
about 75 miles from Lake Prov­ there. Tie prices paid are very re­ 9c; ducks, 15c.
on the Texas river, te vera I munerative and if the experiment Is
son, C. K. O. Billings and Roy A. Rai­ tion Is the suhje#'t of ni'tnerona opin*
Eggs—Freeh ranch, candled, 30c per np at a meeting tomorrow.
Russia is to spend <10,000,000 con- idence,
1
tiear hunters have been on the sooreeaful the coet of salmon cheeks dozen.
ney. The cost of producing the Reli­ Ions here from both side*
«trac ing new fsrtlficatious at Vladi- noted
1
Moorish Camps Burned.
ance wonhl be upward ol <500,000.
voetok.
I ground for more than a month pre pa r- will be greatly enhanced to our local
Hope—1907 Fngglee, 6\07c per
ing camp.
Casa Blanca, Hept. 24.—Negotiations
Army of Bhoeworkers Out.
per prnnd: 1907 clusters, 76»8c; olds.
buyers.
______
Burbank, the horticultural wizard,
First Snow In Chicago.
for the cessation of hostilities having
406c.
Ht. Loais, Hept. 23.—A congervittre
has an apple tree on which 73 varieties
Eastern Oregon Appointment
Wu Ting Fang W II Return.
Wool—Eastern Oregon, average beet, fails#!, General Drnde today resumed
Chicago. Hept. 24.—-A few flake» of estimate places the number of shoe fac­
are grown.
Salem—fiovernor Chamberlain has 16022c [>er pound, according to shrink­ the offensive, and burned the Moorish snow fell here late yeatenlay. The fall tory workers out here, at 25,000. The
Pekin, Sept. 26.—The reappointment
The Wee<ern Union claims to be able of
< Wu Ting Fang to hia former poet aa appointed H. M. Cockburn a commis­ age; valley, 20022c, according to fine- camps at Bidi Brahim, south of Casa was not large enough to be recognised companies, at a meeting today, decided
2903Oo per Blanca, and dispersed the tribesmen, by the weather bureau, but for several not to accede to any demamla made by
to handle promptly all busineee east of minister of China at Washington, was sioner of the Third {Eastern Oregon) new; mohair, choice,
Buffalo and north of Washington.
| gazetted today.
District Agricultural society.
who offered but little resistance.
pound.
minutes It was plainly visible.
the strikers.