Beaver State herald., October 02, 1908, Image 2

BEAVER STATE HERALD
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Hot D«bate Expected on Forest Re-
**rv* Policy.
IGNORANCE OF SANITATION.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Lower Classes In Russia Refute to
Be Vaccinated.
Albuquerque. N. M.. Nept. 30. The
Nt. IMmburg, Hept. 21» Nine« the
proceedings of the opening session of
beginning uf the epidemic there have
the 16th National Irrigation Congress,
been 15.083 cases of Asiatic «hulera re
WANT GOOD ROADS.
LANG CONCENTRATION.
which convenetl in Convention Hall, in
ported in Russia and 7,10'J deaths. In
thi* city, at 10:30 yesterday, were im-
Nt. retersburg alone, since the presence
prenaive, and 1.500 delegates and 2,500 Enthusiastic Meeting Held at Medford Bg Farms«» Ar* Acquiring Control
of the disease waa officially admitted
sps-etntora, who crowded the galleries
by Association.
of Eastsro Oregon Tract*.
Neplcmber 8, there have been 4,931 cases
were mo veil to repeated demonstra
Pendleton.
On*
of
th*
must
impor
Medford
—
That
the
people
of
Med
t ions.
auvl 1,971 deaths reported.
taut industrial tendencies uf eastern
It is evident that this congress is to ford and vicinity arc thoroughly alive
Oregon
is
the
rapid
eoncentrstion
uf
the
Th* figures with reference to tbo in
give the major portion of its time to to the good roads campaign was em­
discussion of the reclamation of public phasised last week, and a moat en­ farming lands into the hand* uf a few vasion of thia city by the diseaae can
men. This year th* enormous wheat
not be relied upon aa on a number of Had Just Destroyed Village in Adi
Less Important but Not Les* Inter* land and conservation of natural re thusiastic meeting was
held So crop uf Umatilla county was harvested
aourees, and it is likely these discu*
rondack* When t~ ownpour Be­
esting Happening* from Point*
occasions
authoritative sources showed
by fewer men than ever before
Nee
sions may lead to differences of opinion thoroughly are Medford citizens inter
Outside the Stat*.
tion after section of the best wheat the number of cases and deaths in a
gan Cold Wav* I* Due.
on ph*a«-s of tlu> government policies, ested in the movement that the busi­
land is being bought up by the big farm single day to be far in excess of that
particularly the forestry policy. D. C. ness houses were closed in order that
er* who already own many square miles,
Beaman, of Denver. Colo., will address
announced by the authorities. There is
The American battleship fleet will
the members might attend the meet­ and the farms ar* being gradually aban
the ««invention today on ''Forostry
an appreciable betterment of the sam
Washington. Sept 29 -The drouth
visit China in November.
doned
by
their
former
owners,
who
are
Service.” and it is intimated thst such ing
moving in large number* tu the new tary conditions and consequent decrease which has prevailed over the enure
John D. Rockefeller has assumed criticism of the service as may be in
The meeting convened in the Com­
in th« diaeaao aa aliown by the figures eastern . ............... . the United State*
active charge of Standard Oil business : dulgeti in will roine at that time. The mercial club rooms, and the hall was wheat distriet* of Alberta.
In the Athena distriet over 100 farm given out Sunday.
since the breakdown of H. H. Roger*. ' livestock interests are well represented.
for month* is broken
Rain has been
crowded Judge William Colvig. pres er* have sold out iu the pn.t 15 mouth*
__
j snd their desires as to the resolutions
For the 24 hours ending at noon the general over the entire affected area
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner
and
moved
away,
most
of
them
to
Can
ident
of
the
Commercial
club,
pre
of "Vorporati'on'X* has "married""«' ‘daugh u^ing government regulation of the
The weather bureau announced last
.via, and the land I* now owned and number uf new cases iu the city was
-j
. - iv
nul lix* domain
iianiMin and
and national forests tni*v
may -ided John H. Scott, president of farmed by wheat kings whose prestige
night that the heavy rains would be
ter of * ex Senator
Dietrich, of Nebraska. public
-08
and
the
number
of
deaths
143,
aa
followed by a drop in the temperature
precipitate sharp discussion.
the Good Roads association (or Ore is increasing from year to year. The
The F u II gb Iron work** one of the
compared with 312 new eases and 133 today,
A movement has appeared, backed by
Forecaster Girriut said it
pioneer« of San Francisco, is to go out a number of well known men, to make gon. spoke of the importance of good only increased settlement in any por <le.ths for the previous 24 hour*.
would be about 25 degree* cooler.
•
— - firm
-
• has - built mort
tion of I'matilla eouuty is in the irri
roads
and
outlined
the
formation
of
uf “ “ business.
This
the irrigation congress a permanaat
till I leu 11 y has been experienced in Rain* will cease toinororw in the Mid
gution district*, where small tracts are
than 500 vessels.
working organisation, with headquar­ associations throughout the state to being bought up gradually by new set
die Atlantic stales, hut may continue
dealing with the workmen uf Nt Peter*
for 24 hours longer in the New Eng
Thousands of native house* hare ters and a secretary, whose duty would work for the enactment of legislation tiers and where great development j*
burg,
who
with
their
families
comprise
land States, which, until late yeater
been washed sway and there has been be the collection of data ami inform* providing for the appointment of state looked for.
d*y,
had not shared in the general
tion
for
the
use
of
the
congress
in
fur
three
fifths
of
the
population
for
they
great loss of life in India by flood
thering needed legislation and arous hghway commissioner, and for appro-
waters of the Musi river.
were unable and unwilling to comply precipitatiou.
Beat
Sugar
Yield.
ing publie interest in reclamation and , priation to construct one or more
The
I .a Grande
An average yield of 63 with the sanitary precaution*.
An attempt was made to wreck a conservation work to be undertaken | continuous lines of road through the
Adirondack Village Burnsd.
bushels to the acre is th« result ob ignorance of the lower classes and their
Northern Pacific passenger train 35 The movement is finding favor among
: state. He also advocated a state ap tained by the management of the farms
Utica. N Y , Sept 39
Rain began
miles west of Missoula, The obstrue the delegates.
superstition greatly increase the ditfi falling at Clearwater and I <>ug Lake
propriation of $to,oo0 for each of two belonging to the Amalgamated Rugar
tion was discovered by the engineer in
A notable feature of the congress is
cullies
of
the
situation.
During
the
yesterday and it is reported that indi
time to stop.
the absence of men prominent or active years, with a provision that the couu company on the 2,000 acre Hall ranch earlier stages of the epidemic few could cations are lor a sufficient downpour
Hall ranch
Sixteen counties in Ohio hnve voted in political affairs, and the presence of Jy aiqiropriate a like sum for the pur near Union this year. The ~
has been considered, heretofore, as a l>e prevailed upon to undergo preventive to stop th« fire ravages
prohibitioa. throwing out 390 saloons.
an unusual number of men who are ae pose of constructing a piece of per
A lire which destroyed the village
piece of land that was not on a par with inoculation, which is provided free of
Richmond. Va.. is in terror of the live workers in the practical fields of | manent road in each county, so that
of I ong Lake West, causing a loss of
the rest of the Grand Ronde valley, for
“Black Hand.” one man having been reclamation, and who make up a list of [
charge,
but
latterly
the
authorities
$125.000.
»wept through the forest *u
the reason that a part of it was too wet
killed after receiving warning letters, speakers of exceptional strength. The : eventually the roads so constructed in
t‘
‘____
firelighters
had tu
for successful farming, and a part of it have mad« inoculation compulsory in rapidly that the
,.
(the
various
counties
would
unite
and
usual ex|x>sition. for which congress ap- |
flee for their lives It is rci rtried that
Professor Fisher, of Yale university,
was very dry.
But thia season the some quarters of th* city.
propriated $30,000. and which has make some continuous lines of road
during the tire lour ton* ol dynamite.
_z.......... _e
says 5.000,000 people now living in the
sugar compauy has employed 133 wen
I
brought together the finest display of ; throughout the state.
which had hern sent in (or use upon
United State* are doomed to die of con­
on the farm. k*M 40 teams busy, and
irrigated produets ever assembled in the |
the railroad and tn lighting the tire,
sumption.
He further declarwi that
SITUATION MOST SERIOUS.
bv intelligent effort so drainej the wet
United States, was formally opened
Money for Indian«.
exploded, causing great destruction in
more than $1.000.1100.000 is spent annu­
land and irrigated the dry that t he
yesterday bv Governor Currv of New I
the immediate vicinity and badly
ally in this country fighting the dis­
Klamath Falls.— Every man. woman crop of small grains, consisting of Unbroksn Drouth In East I* Raising
Mexico,
.Mexico. following
iiinoKiog a parade
paraue of
or the
inc
twisted the track*.
ease.
wheat, oats and barley, averaged I
i troop« of the Department of the Colo j and child on the Klamath Indian res­
Havoc
With
Industrial.
Reports indicate that many eaten-
bushels to the acre.
Japan will soon withdraw her troops rado. ordered here for the exposition. ervation is to receive $50 35 within the
Pittaburg. Hept. 29. -With loam ng aive private pri serve* in the vicinity
General Bell, chief of staff, and Brig»
from North China.
of
Long l ake West are bring fire
Packing Plants Ready.
dier-General Thomas, commanding the next 10 days. This represents the dis­
gregnting several million dollars from swept
Chasane Park, Dr Seward
Austria's designs against Turkey are
Roseburg
—
The
two
large
prune
tribution
of
$52.500
interest
now
due.
Department of the Colorado, took part
forest lire*, and heavy damage to rrup* Webb’« rst.iti- is burning and (hire
opposed by Russia.
parking
plants
in
this
«itv
have
com
in the parade.
and to per cent of the principal, of a
and livestock, slid the reported loss of are fires hi Harry Payne Whitney *
Cholera has broken out among Rus-
A vigorous fight is under wav be­ sum placed to their credit several pleted the work of installing the new
machinery, and are now ready for the a number of lives due to fighting tim so.ooo acre estate
sian hospital nurses and caused a tween Pueblo. Colo., and Spokane, I
panic.
Wash., for the next session of the con years ago. paid for lands which be fall run of parking. H. N. Gile a Co. ber fires; the enforced idleness of thou
Rain Falls In New York.
| longed to the Indians and which the have added several new ami up to ilate
gress.
The first football death of the sea-1
equipments for the handling of evap­ sands of workmen owing to suspensions
New York. Sept
29 The long
government
appropriated.
Part
of
the
son has been recorded at Waterbury.
orated prunes, and they expert to park because of lack of water; the author! drouth in New \ ork, New Jersey and
INCREASE FREIGHT RATES.
money received for the land was set more than 50 earload* this season. The tie* anticipating serious epidemic* of Pennsylvania, which ha* resulted in
Conn.
aside for the building of irrigation E. W. Tilson A Co.'* plant ha* added a
Dalai Lama, of Thibet, is visiting;
eoatagiou* diseases, and many small serious forest (ires, stopped wsdtistria!
ditches, purchase of cattle, etc., «nd
Pekin, where he was received with: Raileoad* to Make Advance Roth Way* $350.18X1 was placed on interest for new boiler, and also new machinery stream* dried up and practically oblil pursuit* and caused a water famine tn
throughout,
besides
several
additional
many districts, has been broken by
Fieat of Year.
great ceremony.
them at 5 per cent
Seventeen thou rooms for the use of storing and park •rated, the drouth of 1906, which has rainfalls
Chicago.
Sept.
30
__
January
1
the
sand five hundred dollars interest is ing. This plant will handle upwards of held western Pennsylvania, eastern
Americans have been warned to
The drouth, which has been the
stay away from the Yaqui country as transcontinental railroads hope to be now due them and the Indians in ad | 75 earload* of prune* this season.
Ohio and West Virginia for two month*, most prolonged in many years, has
I able to increase the freight rates on1 dition. asked for 10 per cent of the
the Indians are troublesome.
lasted about eight weeks So serious
remains unbroken. While in the Pitts
.
more than 80 commodities west-bound ' principal.
have been its effects, especially in th?
The steamer Wolverine, which
Estimate Water Cost.
and and <in “I*1111 20 commodities east bound
l.urg
distriet
the
water
supply
is
suffi
country districts, that prayer* have
on .Lake Winnipeg, is missing
Klamath Falls—The cost of th«
between all eastern points and the Pa
eient to carry on all business the low been offered up in many churches lor
Frost* Thin Out Crop.
may have been lost in a storm.
eifie eoast.
water under the Klamath project is
relief.
Salem.—Though the prune crop is now being determined upon by a stage of the rivers ha* caused a eon
J. J. Hill became lost in his own I • 'onferences are being held frequently
gestion of much coal in this vicinity.
railroad yards at St. Paul and was re- with a view to reaching an agreement light, averaging in different localities
board of reclamation engineer« in ses
Rain Put* Out Firs*.
buked for being there by an employe as to what commodity rate* should t>«
from one-half to two-third* of a crop. sion in this city, and it w ill be made Every available barge and Heat baa
Glen* Fall*. N Y. Sept »0 The
who did not recognize him.
increased and what should remain at '
been
loaded
with
coal,
aa<l
at
present
Wi’bur Wright continues to make'
«™ffie men | »>’ of that which matured will he public in a >hort time Tile cost of
forest fire* that have been raging in
... n.1 mupu..« «,
,h«‘ »» 'oTthe ¿omm^IiH«! saved The quality is good, size large. irrigation per acre will not be uni­ there are almost 20,000,000 bushel* in the foothills of the Adirondack ía in
flights with his aeroplane at Lemans,
form over the territory embraced in the Pittsburg harbor.
this section (or several wreks i...
were
be,nK Kone over wlt“ ■ »<*w to and growers are much encouraged the project, but will vary according
France. The flights are made both
making increases where possible .ad
and . For what there
About 13,000 miners employed in the extinguished yesterday by heavy ram
-
I ml,k,,,K
o( the crop on ac.
with and without
companions.
to the ease with which waler is put
equitable. It is stated that al! of th*
river mines along the Monongahela val
A hurricane swept the Bahama Is­ commodities on the list, whieb include a count of the quality and size, growers upon the lands, it being more difficult
WHAT IS HAWAII ?
ley are out of work.
lands.
A number of vessels were number of large consumption and large ; will receive more than last year, when in some sections.
In all section* of the dry zone pray
wrecked and towns wiped out. It is tonnage, have borne ridiculously low prices were, considered good
Con-
Judge Dot* to Decide Important Cat*
Land Board Approve* Loan*.
said to have exceeded the storm of l freight rates for years. This fact, it is ' tracts are being made on a basis of 4
its are offered up daily and these pray
Involving Statu* of Island*.
Salem — Application* for Ioans era will continue until they are au
1866, which has always been a stand­ j maintained, is due to old competition, cents, and the average seller will pull
ard of comparison.
Honolulu. Il I. Sept 2»
|s Ha­
i which was wont to cut a rate in order out much better than last year. From amounting to $46 625 w ere approved «wired with rain.
by the land board at its last meeting
waii a territory of the United States,
The Indiana legislature has passed a to get business irrespective of whether 3J to 5 cent* is being offered for the
At
the
first
of
the
month
a
similar
field
run.
Because
of
the
fine
weather
| or not it paid.
•is Arizona ami New Mexico, or is it
local option law.
The proposed increases, if they be­ that has prevailed throughout the val­ amount was approved, making the
an insular possession, as Porto R ich
STUDENTS FIGHT DISEASE.
A steamer has arrived at San Fran­ come effective, will be from every terri­ ley during the last three weeks condi- total for September over $'10.000. The
and the Philippine island«? Thu is
cisco with a case of cholera.
number
of
applications
during
the
last
■
tions
for
drying
have
never
been
more
tory east of the Missouri river to the
the question that Judge Dole of the
few
weeks
has
increased
heavily,
and
Drafted
in
Manila
to
Battl*
With
Epi
­
favorable.
United States district churl has bcm
Turkey is arranging for its first elec Pacific coast and will average between
the
land
board
was
compelled
to
re
demic
of
Cholera.
called upon to decide and attorneys all
tion when a parliament will be selected. 5 and 8 per cent above the present
duce each individual loan below the
Light from Waste Water*.
rates. It is hoped that most of the in­
over the islands arc awaiting the an­
The American battleships Maine and creases can be agreed upon, and it is
Manila, Rept. 29. There were 14 new
swer Io the question, as it will effect
Pendleton —Hermiston. Echo and amount asked by the applicant
Atlanta have left Naples on their way expected that the railroad* will be able
case* of cholera and three death* re the status of nearly every legal prob
Umatilla are to be supplied with elec­
home.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
to make them effective January 1, 1909.
ported for the 24 hour* ending at H lem that has come up for solution
tric lights within a year if the prom­
English authorities declare the sav-
o’clock yesterday morning. Practically since the annexation of the Hawaiian
ises made by a company which has
Wheat—Club. 89c per bushel; forty
islands
ing* banks in schools of London have
I
Two Town* Wiped Out.
completed its organization are ful­ fold, 92c; Turkey red. 92c; fife, 99c; the entire staffs of the bureau of sei
1 he issue was raised in the case of
proven a failure.
Marinette, Wis, Sept 29.—A soak­ filled. Drainage water from the gov­ bluestem. 93c; valley. 91c
enres and the local medical school* have Manuel Per«/ and August*
.J Walsh,
ing rain, which began Saturday even­ ernment reclamation projects is to be
The Canadian Pacific is said to I
Barlev 1-ced $2« per ton; rolled, been drafted into the service to fight indicted under the Edmunds act
A
bought the White Pass railroad, which ing and continued until yesterday utilized to develop horsepower suf $27 .Wo 28 50; brewing, «26 50
the disease. The two senior classes of *'***’» nf former u ' liitt i! was filed by
morning, has extinguished the forest ficient to furnish the towns named
runs from Skagway to Whitehorse.
Oats—No I white, $3|oi 3150 per
th* attorney* for the defense, it being
fires in Marinette county, Before the with light and also to make possible ton: gray. $306>3H50
the medical schools arc acting ns nurses.
Some of the railroads are almost short
«llegeil that the defendant« were
rain came the towns of Goll and the operation of a small electric sys
A serious situation is caused by the prosi ruled for the «ante offense amt
on rolling stock after months when
Hay—Timothy. Willamette valley,
Kingsman. on the Wisconsin A Mich­
there were idle car* on every sidetrack.
tern in the heart of the irrigation belt. $t4 per ton; Willamette valley, or­ supply of disinfectant* running very acquitted in the district court l.i t
igan railway, were wiped out. and six
dinary, $11; eastern Oregon, $16.'0; low. The bureau of sciences is expert April.
f
The coroner's jury hold the freight or eight families had to flee for their
mixed. $13; clover, $9; alfalfa. $11; a|-
The point of law raised by this plea
Send Seed Grain to Canada.
erew to blame for the wreck on the live-
inenting with electricity and sea water
The town of McAlester was
faH-i meal. «20
t* whether there arc two sovereignties
Northern Pacific at Youngs Point, Mon saved by the residents, assisted by I
McMinnville—A. M. Warren, a
Fruit—Apples, new. 60c'ii$1.50 pe- to produce chlorine for «so until the or out in Hawaii
If there are two.
tana.
volunteers from Marinette. The loss farmer living near town, has made
box- oraches, 4'Kr> 80c per box; pear*. new supplies of disinfectants arrive
in a st de or territory of the United
to Senator Stephenson and the Saw I shipment of gray winter oats to the •i
The first word from Peary has been
75cfff$l.OO per box; plums. 50c^$t.«Ki Enormous quantities of disinfectants States, a former acquittal in the courts
received by the Pe rv Arctic club. He yer-Goodman company in standing i Canadian Pacific Development com per box; grapes. 40clfr$1 25 per crate;
of one jurisdiction i* not a defense in
timber
will
be
large.
Other
com-1
nany, at Alberta. Canada, to be used Concords. 2W^25c per basket; huckle have been used in vigorous efforts to a court of another jurisdiction. But if
left North Greenland for the north Au­
panies
on
the
Menominee
river
also
cleanse
the
entire
city.
gust 17.
for seed and experimental purposes berries. 86i 10c per pound: nuinces.
Hawaii is not a full territory anil thcr,- .
lost heavily in standing timber.
Other shipments of seed grain from $125^1150 per box; eround cherries.
is only one sovereignty, an acquittal
Miss Katherine Elkins, of West Vir-
this
county
to
the
Canadian
northwest
75c per box; cranberries, $10 per bar­
New Party in Cuba.
tn -my court is a hir to further prose
ginia, will marry an Italian duke, On
Court Knocks 8-Hour Law.
will be made during the next two rel.
Havana, Cuba, Kept. 29. That the cution on the same charge
their way home the couple will be es­
Madison. Wis., Sept, 30—The su­ months.
Potatoes
—
xoihoic
per
hundred;
corted by several Italian warships.
Liberal party will Io«« the entire negro
»weet potatoes. 2c per pound
preme court of Wisconsin yesterday de
Chclera Claim* Many Victim*
Leslie Carter, one-time capitalist i elared unconstitutional the railroad
Melons—Cantaloupes, SOtii 75c per vote in the coming election seems as
New Factory for Albany.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 29
The num
sured,
ns the result of nil attack made
and promoter of Chicago, is dead.
crate:
watermelons
ffn
1c
per
pound;
eight
hour
law.
intro-
telegraphers’
on a inns* meeting of negroes by a mob lier of new cholera cases in the mu
Albany —A J Caldwell is planning casabas, $1.75ft»2 per dozen.
dneed
at
the
1907
session
of
the
legis
­
Cholera in Manila will prevent the
Vegetables—Turnips, $1 50 per sack; of Liberals. The fact that the negro nicipal hospitals for the 24 hour*
lature. The decision is based on the to remove his hoar factory from Stay­
reception to the fleet as planned.
element proposed to form a national ended at noon yesterday was 263 and
contention that the state law conflicts ton to Albany and enlarge the plant carrots, $175; parsnips, $175; beets.
Fire at Oakland, Cal., destroyed al­ with the provisions of the federal con materially. Caldwell, who is a former $150; artichokes. 65c per dozen, party angered the Liberals, ns they saw file deaths 1'13. The statistic* for the
most an entire block, entailing a loss stitution giving congress the power to 1 inn county young man was in this beans. 3(f»4c per pound; cabbage. He that such n party would draw more from previous 24 hours were 268 and 143,
their ranks than from the Conaorva respectively,
l ight hospital attend’
of $100,000.
regulate interstate commerce. It is also city recently discussing the proposed per pound; cauliflower. 25<H>75c per
change with local business men and dozen; celery. 7.'cfti$1 per dozen; corn fives. General Estenoz, lender of the ants have come down with the disease
given
as
a
basis
for
the
finding
that
The wind has died down and dan­
was assured enough support to justify 75c<i>$1 per sack; cucumber*. 1 V>i ?0i negroes, has announced that his party and the other attendants arc in a state
ger from the Eureka, Cal., forest fires congress already has passed a law fix
per dozen; egg plant 50cifi$12S per is a certainty, ns his followers cannot of panic Great difficulty is being en
ing the hours for the employment of the erection of a big plant here.
has greatly abated.
crate; lettuce. $1rtr 1.25 per box; par« , hoiio to secure their rights without * countered in persuading them to re­
railroad telegraphers. The decision is
party of their own.
main at their post« Premier Stolypin
J. E. W. Clark, an Alaskan, is on a the result of a test case.
lev, 15c per dozen; peas. 6c per pound;
Fro*»* Hurt Hops,
has written a sharp letter of censure
visit to Pacific coast cities and has
peppers. 8to 10c per pound; pumpkins,
to the mayor of St Petersburg re
New Rend to Fesce River.
just seen his first trolley car.
Salem. — Hop-nicking proper has ftr/llc per pound; radishes. 12’c per
C. P. Strike Near« fend.
Vancouver, B.
Hept. 29.—A apeclnl garding the conditions
closed in the valley fields and what dozen; spinach. 2c per pound; sprout i.
The epidemic of cholera at Manila
Winnipeg, Man.. Sopt. .30,—It is nx
seems to be un ler control. The daily ported here that the Canadian Pacific hops remain to be picked can be eas­ 10c per pound; squash, lie per pound: dispatch from Winnipeg any*: Th« Ca
Sternberg's Successor Named
average of new cases has fallen be­ strike will end before midnight. It is ily cleaned up during the next week, tomatoes. fi'"o 70c.
-Indian I’neific is rushing its nur
Butter City creamery, extras. ?2|ffi
ft is very fortunate for the unusual
Berlin. Sept 99 While there is n »
low 30.
known that delegatee ¡eft here Sunday
vey
through
from
a
point
near
Athn
heavy frosts have damaged the un­ 34c: fancy outside creamery. 30’i>'i'!’i
Roosevelt has refused to grant a night for Montreal to see Thomas picked hops.
'■«■••• lending tn Grand Prairie, north official confirmation as yet, it is he
per pound; store, 18c.
petition to stop Sunday baseball in the Shaughneasy, of the Canadian Pacific,
Eggs
Oregon extras. 314132c; of Edmonton. Alberta. From there tile lieved here that Baron Mtimm von
army, declaring that the game is fine with terms satisfactory both tn the
firsts. 274i30c; seconds, 234i26c; cast main line is being extended to Pin« Schwartzcnsti in, present ambassador
$10,000 for Lincoln.
western strikers and the western inter
exercise for the men.
•'ns*. The company is concentrating its to Japan, will be tlje successor of the
ern. 254198c per dozen
ests of the railroad company, If the
Waldport—.fudge John H. Scott of
Poultry — Fancy hens. 13)4t 14c; efforts on n survey through Pine Pass late Baron Speck von Sternburg ns
A combination has been formed by strike is declared - off
— - it will be the re
and from that point tre line will be ex ambassador to the United States
It
Pacific and Atlantic steamship com­ suit of a compromise, leaving the situa the Oregon Good Roads commission spring, 14>4i 15c; duck«, old. 1241 12|c,
'ended through British Columbia tn a is known that Baron von Schwartzcn
• panies to secure European trade in tion the same as when the strike was spoke to a large crowd of Lincoln coun­ spring. 144i 15c; geese, old, 9c; young
point north of Prince Rupert.
ty
business
men
last
week.
An
effort
104111c;
turkeys,
old,
1741
18c;
young
stein
has
indicated
his
desire
for
the
competition with the transcontinental called.
will be made to secure an appropriation 20c
Washington post and from informa­
railroads.
of $10,000 from th] legislature.
Veal—Extra, 9c per pound; ordinary
New Coil Field Found,
tion obtained it seems that he is con­
Representatives from the principal
Surveyor* General to Meet.
7(r>7ic; heavy, 5c.
Victoria, B.
Rcpt. 29. A rich find sidered flu- nio«t likely aspirant.
cities of the Pacific coast have started
Boise. Idaho. Rept. 30.—D. A. Titter,
Pork—Fancy. Rlc per pound; or of pood coa| with a scam eight feet in
Haying I* Finished.
on a trio to Japan to cultivate the surveyor general of Idaho, has invited
dinary, 6c; large, 5c
width has been located as a result of
Ch l*ra Decine* in Manila.
friendly relations of the brown bus­ the surveyors general of Oregon. Mon­
Hops—Oregon, 190* 7c per pound; 'he boring at Deep Hay. Vancouver In
Fairview.—The Sun Dial Ranch
Manila, Sept 39. The cholera con-
iness men and offset anti-Japanese tana. Washington. Wyoming, Colorado, company has just completed haying 1907. 2|4i4c; 1906, l|4il|c.
land, about, three miles south of Union tinues to decline
I Blit
‘.._ io . cases were
■
sentiment.
Nevada and Utah to meet here at a They now have over 1.000 tons of hay
Wool — Eastern Oregon, average Ray, by the Wellington Colliery com
Rockefeller had a narrow escape date to be named later for the purpose housed ready for feeding their large best, 104i 16|c per pound, according to nanv of R. Dunsmuir’s Rons. The seam reported during a period of 12 hours
yesterday.
Mrs C A. Carter, an
from injury in an automobile acci- of considering uniform plans for eon band of cattle which they fatten for shrinkage; valley, 154> l.'ijc.
will he worked as soon ns arrangements American school teacher, is among
duetmg their work.
the Union Meat company.
Mohair—Choice, lSiglRjc pound.
«an be made to *ink on it.
c
those stricken.
GRESHAM
OREGON
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts of the World.
Parched and Sullerlnq Eastern
States Welcomes Rain.
FOREST FIRES ARE EXTINGUISHED