Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, October 09, 1908, Image 2

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    BEAVER STATE HERALD
TURKfcY APPEALS TO POWERS.
MAY MEAN WAR.
Willing to Yield to Conference, but
Wants Bulgaria Disciplined.
Clouds Looming Dark Over Balkan
States Once More.
Constantinople, Oct. 7__ The council
of ministers held a long seesion yrster
day morning to consider tho action of
Bulgaria in declaring her iade|H»nden«»r
of Turkey at Tiraovo. It was decid«''!
that it was impossible to seer pt an>
proct'edingn that
violat'd
existing
treaties and that Turkey should a«l
dress a circular aote to tho powers
¡MMStiug out the nec«»seity of taking
measures to enforce respect for the
treaty of Berlin.
Replying to the terms sent -to the
Turkish government by Prince Ferdi-
nand, in which ht» sai»i in declaring the
independence of Bulgarin he had be«»u
compelled t«' respect th«» voice of the
nation and expresar«! the hope that the
friendly relations between th«» two
countries would cent iso«». Turkey nays
she has Invited th«' powers to confer on
the situati«»a and as bar rights are
guaranteed by the powers she will look
to them for their defease. The Yenai
Gaxette. the organ of the gran«l visier.
said yesterday:
“We are ready to defen«! our rights
___ ___
_
with
all ______
our strength.
As the action'
of Bulgaria is not only directe»! against
us, but against all the powers we
should ask th»» powers to defend their
interests and protect the provisions of
the treaty of Berlin.”
According to this same journal. Aus
tria-Hungary has informed the power«
of her intention of withdrawing her
troops from the Sanjak of Novibatar.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
CZAR OF BULGARIANS
Loadou, Oei (I. —Events which threat
«»a to change th«« |»olitiral face of Eu '
rope ar«» crynlalliaiug with lightning |
■"
like rapidity. Almost over night tba <
DYNAMO WRECKS MILL.
HECLAIMlNU ARID LAND.
horiaun of tho n«»nr east, which awimd
gradually nanuming a peaceful appear
Tan-Ton Fly Wheal Leaps Hundreds Irrigation for 00 Acree ot Klamath
nice, has becum«» crowded with war I
of Feet.
Foothill Land.
cloud«.
Nows has reached here from several 1
Elamath Fail*. Frv«| Me11 aso will
River — Failure of the g»n
source« that two definite strokes are ,
erhing machinery to work on the big pul in a pumping plant to brigato <M
impending which cannot fail to bring*
dynamo of the O.'egon Lumber coni arr«'« «if land on the faotbiila eas. of matters to a crisis, and perhaps force 1
puny at its power plant at Dec canted thio city. Thio land, with fl.tHM) other nu' immediate war.
Austria Hungary Also Steps In wnd
Last Important but Not Lass Inter­
(tee is the proclnmatiou of Prince I
• F
’
the electric generator to run away acres, i« above th«* government cuna?,
Will Annan Two Provinces
esting Happenings from Points
b'er«linan«l, of the huli'pt'udeuce of Bui i
and wreck the P1««»
Part of the ■wd io practically worthless, as n*»t a
garia, which will include Roiimelin.
Outside the State.
of the Buhan.
10 ton flywheel which exploded wax drn^ of water can be put on it. With taking for himself tho title of osar.
blown across the river several hun­ irrigation it will bo the finest fruit
Tho other in an announcement by
nu Austria Hungary of the practical an
dred ieet. l'be accident put l&o men and in the valley, worth over
Registration in New York has fallen
('oustantinoplr, Oct. fl. Bulgaria
has
Igaria h-w
notation
of tho provinces of Bosnia
acre. ,
out of employment.
off greatly from the figures of 1904.
and lierrogovinn as appanages of the declared her indoimndeuco ol r Turbi V
The
government
has
surveya»!
a
ditch
Although many men were employed
and Is marching her tfOOpi to th« fron-
A German millionaire has married a
Austro Hungarian crown.
in the vicinity of the accident, no one through than hiU land, |o Le used niter
St. Louis heiress, sfter proposing by
Either action will be equivalent to tier m i»rrpVbUvn (or war. Turkish
its
pumping
plait
in
o»tahlishcd.
Mr
cablegram.
th«» tearing up of the treaty of Berlin, I tr<»o|jb ate ulto advancing,
waf injured, the electrician escaping
Melhase will u»e this survey and later
Austria Hungary
han given notice to
_
Mrs. Jean Dunsmuir, who died re
by being absent from the building turn bin plant over to th«» guy« ruinent while Prince Fertlinnnd’n course nooins
almost certain to pre«*ipitato a war be 11 be powers that she iatemlo to annex
eentlv at Victoria, B. C-, left an es
The plant cost the company S5U.000 Ho will ««»cure electric power from the two«»n Bulgaria and Turkey.
I !>•*»•
•H*rirts»iei>ily to her dominions th»» Tur-
tate of »2,000.000.
and was the first electric power plant Moure electric plant.
Before th«»*«» poMibilllies the quar I -.~.i
kish provinces of Bosnia and llerxo-
to be used in operating a sawmill on
Two Inro school teachers were first
rel of th«« 'East Roumolian section of goviua, which she has occupied and
the coast. The accident is a doubly
to register nt O’Neill, Neb., for land
the Orient railway sinks into insignlfi governed under mandate of the great
Eastland Secures Scholarship.
expensive one to the company, as in
in Rosebud reservation.
University of Oregon, Eng«*ue
Her rance. Both nriniea are reported to be powers for 30 years.
addition to the loss by damage to the
The proclamation of Bulgarina Indo,
quietly
and swiftly mobilising <»n the
Tn an attempt to enjer a house st
power plant it is expected that the bort East Ian»!, a university graduate of border*, Bulgaria Is said to be buying pendiffiee wan made by Prince Ferdi­
Slobodge. Russia, robbers killed 12 peo­
big mill, which was cutting from lio, *05, has been granted the fu’l scholar up munitions and horses on an extensive nand in th«» pttoenr« of.hie cabinet nt
ple. The murderers were arrested.
u.'o to 200.000 feet of lumber a day ship offered by the University of Ore scale.
Tirnovn, the capital of the ancleut
will have to remain idle a month be
The jury box for the latest Ruef
The Bulgarians have faith in their kingdom of Bulgaria. The catflnet met
gon median! college in Portland to the
fore
repairs
can
be
made
trial is filled, but six of the IS men
army, which hue reached a high state the prince nt the frontier yesterday
Electrical experts have been ^ent graduates of the University of Oregon of efficiency, although it is porbnt»* and journeyed with him to iSrnovn.
may be removed by peremptory chai
for and everything will be done to Kaatlnnd took his major work under larking
I»*.* V j
_ 4 for I
ienge.
in officers, Mb*
ami I .L
the * ...
war
The dispute with Bulgaria began in
push the installation of new niachin Professor Sweeter in the biological tie which Bulgaria has long been tuspeeted
suspected i regard to th*» control of the Orient
The Japanese government has de-
partmrut.
The
scholarship
aiuounts
to
ery at once. _________
Diplomatic eorraapondetice
eided to prohibit sll gambling on race­
al! the tuition and fere that are charged of preparing could ba fought with mor»* j railroad.
WORK FOR WEST.
tracks and to strictly enforce the laws
at the medical school, No decisions advantage to her now than when th«- among the powers betrayed n *erk>ua
Get Water From McKenzie.
Turkish
government
han
had
time
to
of
harmony
and encouraged Hui
governing r eing
have yet been made in regard to the
Eugene.—Ths McKenxie Valley Ir­ two half srhu!nr*hips awarded each reorganise its forces, enervated by cor garia to take tkr l»ol«| step of («»«lay. f
Nineteenth
Session
of
Trans-Missis
­
The National Rural Letterearriers’
ruptioa and neglect of the old regime.
Turkey |s convinced that Austria,
rigation X Power c«»m|»any has elected y ear.
association is in session at Omaha,
sippi Congress Opens.
backtsl by Germany, encouraged Bul
the following officers:
J. A. Youn
Neb., and an effort is being made to
garia to declare her independence in
San Francis«»o, Oct. 7.—Assembled to
Revive
Malheur
Project.
AUTOS
OFF
STREETS.
hold the next convention at Portland.
green, president; N. Needham, vice
order to strike a blow nt the Kinmil
promote the common Interests of near
Ontario. A meeting of the Ontario
ministry and compromise the new run
While Booker T. Washington was |y a score of states comprising the west, pr**sid«*nt; H. Pbellaplace, n«»eretary,
Commercial club was held recently to Chicago Policemen Enforce a Long* st it ut ion.
addressing
colored people st
and W. A. Platt, treasurer. Engineer
several
hundred
delegates
in
attend
Varna ami other Bulgarian towns am
Jackson, Miss., a gallery fell. Over 40
Forgotten Ordinance.
McArthur will start the preliminary take action looking to the revival of
placarded Imlay with deelarntiune thnt
people were injured, some of them seri ance upon the opening session of the survey for the proposed irrigation the Malheur project. It is known that
Chicago, Oct. fl—Nearly KMX) of our
ously.
Nineteenth Trans Mississippi Commer canal at one»». Th«» water will be taken the reclamation department is now very bost eitix«»nn and several tourists tho moment has now arrived tn pro­
claim im*ependrnee, ns otherwise Tur
Fire at Manila destroyed property cial Congress yesterday listen«»«! to, from the west side of the McKenzie lookiug fof an irrigation proper! in from adjoining cities were today joath»»l key. on the strength <»f the treaty of
valued at »200,000.
gratifying assurances of co-operation j near H«»ndrieks* ferry. At this point this state, and thnt there is money off the South Hide boulevard bv min Berlin, will demand the restitution of
the river is wall<*«i with solid rock, available for that purpose The Mai dry large, thick policemen amt force«’
Eastern Ruiuelia.
Delegates are gathering for the and support from the national admin
which »will have to be blaxtc«! out. The hour project wn« considered one of the to »Io their »preding over the ordinarv
Trans-Mississippi congress.
ist rat ion, from the representative of 20 canal will furnish water to irrigate the must feasible in the state of Oregon, atreeta. This wn»
___ dur tn the discovery
.........
1
Two Americans are among the new republics of the western continent, who farm* between the McKenxie and and if the matter is brought before the ly th«» South Park comtniMinners of a I GERMANY TO BACK AUSTRIA.
are interested in the pending debbern Willamette rivers west of Spriugfield. government properly it is thought fa forgotten ordinance which forbids any
cases of cholera at Manila.
tiona, from the two leading candidates
vehicle on th«» bouluvartln which omits Favors Annssation Scheme Advises
vorable action wi I be taken.
A conference of the powers is pro-
for the presidency of the Unite«l States
smoke or any “stinking nd or. ” Con
posed to avert war over the Balkan
Turkey Against War,
Big
Irrigation
Project.
and from the leading citixens of th«*
sequontly many haughty persons whose
Testing Oysters at Coos.
trouble.
inuring ram were filling tho atmos
states an«! territories comprising their
Berlin, Ort. 6 The foreign office t»>.
La Grande.—At a meeting held to
University of Oregon. Eugene.-, The
Delegates from commercial bodies of own organizations.
phoro with the reck of petrol were side day declared that Germany would sup­
discuss methods and devise* plans for
biological department is gathering ata tracked by th«» police and invited to port Austria Hungary in the event of
the principal eoast cities are in session
Reserving for the succeeding davs of
the congress the spirited debates the promotion of the big irrigation tisties from the Coos Hay country with betake their “offensive od«»r»*’ else the annexation of Bosnia and Herte-
at San Francisco.
promised on the conservation of nat , project that is now the source of great a view to raising oysters for commercial where.
govins.
A number of women attempted to
uraI resources and kindred topics, th«' interest in this valley, committees
At that hundreds of cars escape! for.
The A*«ooiatrd 1‘rrns Is aulhorir«»*!
register in New York for the coming
purposes.
Professor
Sweeter
and
the
visitors yesterday
basked
in
the were appointed to cover the entire
the ronton thnt they were traveling so to state thnt Germany a*«orintes her
election, but were refused.
members
of
his
department
have
don-»
warmth of a welcome extended by valley in a canvass for subscriptions
fast the odor did not aanail the watch self with the mediation proposals sub­
Wilbur Wright, the American aero­ practically every official representa A considerable portion of the amount considerable work along this line dur mett until the machine were bey<»nd mitted by Great "Britain to the Turkish
>ug
the
summer,
and
if
the
statistics
reach. Tho game was comparatively I and Bulgarian governments.
naut in Franee, carried as a passenger tive of the state and city honored by necessary to assure success in the un­
on one flight a man weighing 216 their coming, and in the afternoon re dertaking has already been subscribed ol tnined prove the raising of oysters easy while the sun wan shining, for th»*
It is roeogninod officially that Bub
is
possible
and
a
paying
proposition,
eeived with enthusiastic delight the of
pounds.
faint ripple of smoke enuld then be de ga ria’s proclamation gravely eompli-
there is but little d mbt that
oyster
beds
will
probablv
be
inotalle-l
ficial assurances of two speak«*ni who witbin a few weeks the project will
it«»cted, but the officers abandons’| catra the situation, and until the attl.
The Turkish government does not
at various points- on the coast within !heir efforts W0cn dark nt'*« fell
Of tilde of th«' sultan is known the Germnr»
want to go to war, but will not give up promised a splendid fulfillment of west be well under way.
the next four years.
hopes
and
western
ideals.
ern
the thousands «>f pernomi ordered off government in unable to toreare It«
Bulgaria and the other provinces with­
Not the least striking feature of the !
the
boulevards,
none
disobeyed,
•«>
art loti,
inn. except
rxe«u>t that in nt»
the course of r net
Lumber Is Scarce.
out a struggle.
Ready to Drill Mr Oil.
session
was
the astonishment
ex
city gains no revenue.
event wii II Germany bring pressure to
Waldport.
—
There
is
a
groat
scarcity
Wives of the officers of the Ameri­ pressed by delegates who witnessed for
Ontario.—The machinery for the big
bear nt < ••«■»tnnttnople to influence tho
can fleet are receiving royal entertain­ the first time the rapi»! rebuilding of of luml»er in the western part of Lin­ oil rig of the Ontario Co Operative Gas
decision of the port«
200.000
ARE
AFTER
LAND.
ment at Tokio while waiting for the Ran Francisco. A dozen speakers de coln county and a number of parties X Oil company has arrived. This is
Hbouhl ti»e Turkish government seek
elared that the marvelous restoration) who have bought Waldport property the heaviest drilling rig ever shipped
fleet to reach Japan.
the advice of the powers regarding tho
of the city destroyed less than three
Last of Uncle Sam’s Distributions in advisability of asserting her supre
A mob tried to lynch a negro in court
with the intention of Imilding have to the state of Oregon and is heavier
years ago would prove the Inspiration
maey over Bulgaria by military form.
Rosebud Reservation.
nt Loa Angeles, but a quick sentence
been unable to secure material. As soon than any rigs used in eastern oil fields
of the congress.
Dallas. 8. !>., Oct. fl. Two hundred ! Germany will not l»e able to ad vine tho
saved him. The negro had assaulted a
as the river gets high enough a great It is used only in the deep fields of
white girl and was sent to the peniten­
deni of contracts lumber will be California. It is what is known as a thuusand persons will take advantage of porte to go to w«r The Turkish army
in not prepared, but the Bulgarian army
BLAME ON CAPTAINS.
tiary for life.
brought down from the Alsea milla heavy Standard Rig and the machinery th/opening of 820,000 acres of free
in ready.
done
weighs
more
than
60,000
pounds,
government
land
in
Mouth
Dakota,
to
Newport is also suffering a lumber
New cases of cholera are very few at
in addition to the machinery a earload morrow The parceling of thin vns
Tugboats Found Responsible for Loss famine.
Manila.
Servians Clamor for War.
of 121*» inch pipe easing has been re tract of farm country in the Rosebud
of Star of Bengal.
eeived
I ndian reservation is the Inst of Uncle
Belgrade. Hervia. Ort 6
The ncwi
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw says her bus
Will Have Summer Home.
Sam ’< big land distributions. Every t* of Austria Hungary’« action with re
San Francisco, Oct. 7.— Federal in
band is incurable.
Marshfield. -Bishop Scadding. of the
one is to have a chance at a 100-acre gar»i to the 4nn»»xatinn of the prov­
Postal Receipts Increase.
Chicago has started a movement to ( vestigation into the loss of the bark Western Oregon diocese of the Epis­
Albany—Albany postoffiee receipts «lien, Land adjoining it is now selling inces of Bosnia and Herzegovina has
Star of Bengal with 111 lives on Cor
systematically care for its hungry.
•i
>26 to $30 __
________________
an acre.
It is eatimat«* I aroused Hrrvia to the danger ¡H»int.
copal church, who has been visiting in during the past quarter show a big
Official reports show that the num­ onation island. September 20, has re­ Coos Bay, has decided to establish a gain over the similar period Inst venr. that thin drawing will surpass al) other i The streets this evening nr«* th*<»nge<|
ber of cholera cases in Russia are de­ suited in the filing of direct chargea
Th»* receipt* for the quarter ending govern men’ openings in the number with ri wiltf mob, many of th* rioters
summer home at Bandop. He ha* pur­
creasing.
of responsibility for the
tragedy
September 30 wore $3313.03, while the who wftl take part, at least 200,(MX* discharging th«*ir revolvers and dr-
chased two lots and has given the con­
1907 yielded only people being expected to register, The manding war with Austria, rather than
Tests of submarine boats are being against Captain Patrick Hamilton, of tract for erecting a residence. He will lame periml in
number of 16u acre farms is 5000. This take nnnrxntion.
conducted by the government at New rhe tug Kayak, and Captain Farrar, of spend four months of each year at his
means that only one person out of every
port, L. I.
tbo Hattie Gage.
Bandon home doing missionary work
40 ran pnssiblv get a farm.
TRAIN WAIFS FOR CREAM.
Supervising
Inspector
Birmingham
PORTLAND
MARKETS
on the roast between Bandon and Gold
The lumber rate case beard at San
Already crowds have arrived nt the
Francisco baa been referred to the su- has not vet decided whether these Beach and will r»»i»i<le *in Portland the
border, and have set up tents prepared
charges will be tried here, at Seattle other eight months of the year.
Wheat—Blurstem. 93c; club, Me; to make a comfortable stay until after First Eastbound on New St. Paul Line
preme court.
nr Juneau, Alaska. In the event that
fife, 88r; red Russian, 86r; 40 fold. the drawing. The registration point«
Starts Late.
The state land commissioner of Min­ the accimod skippers are found guilty
91 c: Valley. 90c.
are at Dallas and Gregory, 8. D„ on
Eccles at La Grande.
nesota says none of the best timber has as charged, information will be filed
Butte, Mont., Ort. 6 The first
Barlev —Feed, $26 per ton; rolled, the east border nf the reservation;
La Grande.—Daafid Eccles, tin» sugar $27.5(16/ 28.50; brewing. $26 50.
been burned.
with the United States attorney in
Chamberlain and I’repho, R. D.. on th- ular pnaarngrr train from Butte to
Oats No 1 whHr. $316/31.50 per north, and O’Neill ami Valentine, Neb., cago over the Pnrlfle Cnaat extension
For the first time in a number of Alaska, and they %will be brought be magnate, spent one day last week at La
of the Uhirago. Milwaukee X Ht. Pau!
on the south.
months the Burlington shops are run fore a grand jury on a felony charge. Grande, and in company wit^ F. 8 ton: gray. $306/ 30.50.
Captain Nicholas Wagner, master of j
railway left this city yesterday nev
Hay—Tirnothv.
Wi’lamete
Valiev.
ning on full time.
Bramwell,
one
of
his
local
lieutenants,
the Star of Bengal; Victor JohAnson. i
oral minutes late because of a tardy
$14 per ton; Willamette Valley, ordi
Eight
Perish
in
Flames.
Chinese steamship companies are en­ his first mate, and two of the seamen made a trip from Austin, the present nary, $11: Eastern Oregon, $16.50;
milkman who failed to get nroninl rnrlv
New York, Oct. 6,—.Eight persons are enough to supply the combination
deavoring to secure a portion of the who testified at the investigation, made! terminus of the Sumpter Valley rail­ mixed. $13; clover, $9; alfalfa. $11;
rar
road,
through
Harney
county.
It
is
Pacific coast business.
believed to have been burned to death with cream.
to ascertain Captain Wagner’s respon­
alfalfa meal. $20.
given
out
that
the
trip
was
made
to
and
several
were
in
jured,
one
fatally,
in
This car is ope of the features nf tli*>
Fruit—Apples, new, 60<>6/$1.50 per
So far cost of prosecution of Thaw sibility for the loss of the bark, made inspect a proposed route for nn extm
a fire in a crowded tenement house on Rt. Paul trains, and It was not in-
for the shooting of Stanford White is | a statement under oath yesterday to «ion of the Sumpter Vallrv railroad to box; peaches. 656/H5r per box- pears.
Mulberry
street,
between
1
and
2
the United States officials in which
tended thnt on the first trip out of
50c<r$1.25 p<*r box: plums, 50r6/$1 per
said to have been g>4,837.
they charge Captains Hamilton an»: connect the O. R. A. N. with the Gonbi box; gran»*«. 50r6/$1.25 per crate; Con o’clock this morning. Reveral tenant* Butte the larder should go wanting.
Taxicab drivers of New York have Farrar with cowardice and neglect in transcontinental line.
jumped
from
windows
and
fire
escapes
The train waited for the milk vender.
cords, 2O6/'22’-£r per basket; huekle
gone on strike for better pay. Many deserting the bark when she was in a
berrio«. 96/ 10c per lb.: quinces, $1.25 when the flames cut off their retreat
The
fire
started
on
the
first
floor
in
strikebreakers are said to be available. critical position.
Headquarters at Pilot Rock.
per box; cranberries, $10 per barrel;
Enormous Wheat Movement.
a dry goods store, and spread rapidly
Pendleton.—Pilot Rock is to be prunes, 2c per lb.
Deaths from the flood in India are
Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 6. The Cana­
There
is
fire
escape
on
the
front
of
Revenue is Greater.
Potatoes — 806/>90c
per ‘hundred;
now estimated at 60,000.
headquarters for the Armour com­
the building, but it was of little use, as dian Pacific last week moved an nv-
New York. Oct. 7.— The report of pany’s feeding in eastern Oregon, ac­ sweet potatoes, 2c per lb
the persons in the building completely erage of fifty trains of grain daily t»v
A son of Admiral Evans must stand
-Cantaloupe*,
MelonW
tira uso per
the Northern Pacific for the year end cording to plans announced that the
lost their heads, and children were Thunder bay, according to n statement
court-martial on several charges.
crate:
»watermelons,
1e per lb.; casa
ing June 30 shows an increase in rev
thrown from the windows to the street given out by the officials of the com­
Longworth proposes that Roosevelt <*nue over the year before, but a do big parking firm had purchased ground ban. $1.75frt)2 per <loz.
pany today, Never in the history of
Vegetables—Turnips, $1.25 per sack ;
run for president eight years from crease in net income. Tn 1907 the road for feeding quarters in that hriving
the rnilrond has there been such a
Canadian Strike is Off.
village.
Good
transportation,
an
im
­
now.
carrots,
85c;
parsnips,
$1.25;
beets,
earned 1n the passenger department
quantity nf grain transported before
mense production of grain and hay and $1.25; artichokes, A5c per dos.; beans
Winnipeg, Oct. 6. The Canadian Fa the close of
navigation. Home block
San Francisco saloonmen accuse $16,329>61. while in 1908 it increased the abundance of livestock ranged upon 5<J'10r per lb.; cabbage, 2(®2U:
Uir
pi»r
cifie
mechanics
’
of
strike
has
been
ailea have been reported, hut on the
one of the police captains of at­ to $18.133.238. In the freight depart the hills are the causes for the project­ lb.; cauliflower, 50r6/$1.25 per
dor.
;
ment the earnings were $47,650,369 in
ficially declared off. The settlement whole the movement to water ha* been
tempted extortion.
ing of the new enterprise.
celery, 75ff?R5c per doz.; corn, OOetfi'
enormous, The farm implement honaet
1907, while in 1908 they totalled only
$1.15 per sa»*k; eiirumbera, HWT)20e per of the strike was first announced to from the United Htatea have done an
Six persons were injured at Los An­ $46,423,836. The decrease in net in­
geles by the collision of a switch en­ come was due to increase in operating
<1oz. j ngg plant, $1.25 por orate; lot night through the conservative govern enormous business in Western Canada
Horses to Philippines.
gine and an electric car.
i ifrtf/i
p»-i box;
im*, parsley, 15r prr rnent in thia province. Hon. Robert this year.
p 6/$I por
Klamath Fall«.— A band of 30 horses tlice, 75
expenses and an increase of over $2.
doz.;
peas.
6r
per
,...
21..;
lb.; poppers, SfídlOo Rogers has been in Montreal for iotnc
has
just
been
started
to
the
railroad
by
000.000
in
interest,
and
commissions
The Turkish army is moving toward
per lb.; pumpglM, 16/ i1 .<■ per lb : days, with the view of bringing the
J
Fr»nk
Adams
of
Merrill
on
route
to
paid
on
now
stock
subscriptions.
the Bulgarian frontier and Bulgaria
contending parties together, and sue.
Tan Victims of Firebug.
the Philippipo islands. They wore all radishes, 12!4e por doz.; spinach, 2o reeded. The terms are those brought
is preparing for war.
Now York, Oct. 6. Fire Marsha!
ner lb.; snrnuts. 9o per lb. : squash,
fine
specimens
of
Klamath
horses.
E.
Typhoon
in
Philippines.
in by the I »on rd of conciliation and the
The Congo Independent State up­
Kelly announced today that the Black
Rtewart, a government horse buyer, is 1^c per lb.; tomatoes, 50/7» 60c.
Manila, Oct. 7.—Word received
holds King Leopold’s rule and denies
Hutter—
—City
Citv oronmorv.
crenmerv. extras, 3?». Lemieux art for settling labor dispute« Hand is responsible for the incendiary
expected
to
arrive
in
Klamath
county
terday from the artillery post camp at
that cruelties have been practiced.
6/34r;
creamery,
fancy
outside
We
shortly, looking for polo ponies and ar­
tenement fire yesterday, which cost
Greater Than Thought.
Jean Dunsmuir, Canada's richest Stetiwnburg. 60 miles from here, says tillery horses.
32,X»c per lb.; store. In’c.
woman, is dead. Her son was one the whole post was destroyed by the
Bombay, Oct. 5.- Upwards nf 7000 ten lives ami resulted in the probable
Eggs — Oregon
extras. 316/32}$e;
fatal injury of several others. Ho says
time lieutenant-governor of the prov­ tynhoon of Sunday night. Nothing is
firsts. 27(//30c; secon»ls, 236/26c; East­ bodice already ha\ a been extricated by
Scores of Men Put to Work.
left but the foundations of the build
ince.
the health department of Hyderabad that two men wire seen rolling n bar­
ern, 256/ 28c per doz.
ings.
No reports of casualties have
Oregon Citv. After a shutdown of
ami the belief prevails that, the total rel into the building a few minutes be­
Poultry Hens,
116/. 12r
per lb
Other posts through six weeks, the four paper machines in spring, 116/12c; ducks, old, 126/J2t^c; •loath roll resulting from the floods thnt fore the fire broke out.
Government inspectors are investi­ been received.
Two explo*
gating the wreck of the Star of Ben­ out the islands are believed to have Mill C. of the Willamette Pulp , 4 spring, 146/15e; geese, old. 9c; young. devastated the Hyderabad and Deccan sions followed almost simultaneously,
gal
The ship’s officers will testify been badly damaged also and it is Paper company, have been started, pro­
Kelly aaya that certain inmates of the
106/)11c; turkeys, old, 176i 18c; young, districts a week ago will exceed all
place had received threatening letters.
that the vessel could have been saved feared some of them have bepn wiped viding employment to scores of men
previous estimates.
20c.
together with the 111 lives had the ont. Damage to wires has made com who have been idle. The machines
Vesl - Extra, 9c per lb.; ordinary,
munication practically impossible.
tugs not abandoned her.
wpre in need of extensive repairs and 7^7U.e; heavy, 5c.
093 Milas Under Water.
Russia Has Disease in Hand.
the water has been low. so that the
Cherbourg, Ort. 6. The submarine
pork Fancy, 8^c per lb.; rtrdinary,
Rt. Petersburg, Oct. 6. The cholera
Utah Democrats have selected J.
power from the falls was insufficient. 6r: large. 5c.
Castro Reported III,
epidemic is l»eing kept well in hand Emeramle arrived here today, after a
William Knight as their candidate for
Willemstsd. Ort. 7.—It is reported
Hops Oregon, 1908. 76»)71{fc per 1b.; considering the hold it had on the city run of Ml hours, in which she covered a
governor. His father was first offered
Sends Nine to College.
here from Venezuela that President
1907, 2M76/4 c ; 1906. 1’/46rJ%c.
before proper meamires to prevent it* distance of 693 miles under water. The
the nomination.
Castro is seriously ill and that the gov
Wool -Eastern Oregon, average beat. spread were taken. In the 24 hours vessel maintained a regular speed of
Hood River.— Hood River this year
The American fleet has arrived at ernment of Venezuela probably soon will send nine high school graduates 106/ 16’4c per lb., according to shrink from noon Saturday until noon today nine knots sn hour. The craw, al­
the new cases numbered 136 and deaths though much fatigued, bora the severe
Manila and was received amid great will have to be turned over to the tn the higher educational institutions age; valley, 156»)15’Xjc.
vice president of the republic.
of the state.
62.
Mohair—Choice, 15(^15^« per lb.
trial admirably.
rejoicing.
GRESHAM
OREGON
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