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BEAVER STATE HERALD I CARS JUMP TRACK. Or>llM CAUSIS SUICIDI. Eighteen Injured on a Portland Sub urban Strset Car Line. Puppy Drug Rssponslbl* tor 500,000 b Casas Yearly. PROCEEDINGS OF OREGON LEGISLATURE OREGON STATE NEWS Cleveland, 0«, Jan. 19. "Opium Portland, Jan. 30.— Eighteen per sons were injured, one fatally, in an i causes half a million suicides a year,” ; A union of fruitnu-n la tolie organiz accident at Williams avenue ami Cher dsclared Rev. A. 3. Gregg, of the In-1 ed in Linn county. Tuesday, January 10. j Six months of school for every dis- ry street at 2:30 o'clock yesterday af Salem. Jan. 19. When President' trict in the state ia provided for ill a ternatioiiel Reform burvuu today, w th The inheritance tax law is likely to ternoon when the trailer of car No. reference to the opium conference call- lie revised so as t«> provide more reve Bowerman at m on anr.o.mced that th«' bill introduced in the house today, 353, of the SL John line, jumped the track in whirling around a curve, hurl time had arrivod to ballot for United i Both houses took up the bills vetoed c«i by President Rooeevvlt, which be nue. ing both the motor car and trailer a States senator every inch .of standing by the governor at the 1907 session, gins its session al Shanghai February A new move is on foot to have the room in the chamber was taken. Prom- 1 The senate deferred action until '1 hura distance of 100 feet. 1. The atatement ia baaed on letters government take up the Malheur irri There were 60 passengers on the inent citixens from all over the state day. In the house the measure appro- gation project. cars. A few jumped as the cars leaped were seated by the side of members priating »760 per annum for the First stu! reports from Dr. E. W. Th wing, fair, special secretary of the reform bureau ■ The Fairview Creamery company, of from the tracks in th« > v. ild flight; or sandwiched in the crowd outs «1«« the Central Oregon Agricultural A Resume of the Less Important but others were hurled through windows railing. There was a tense stillness ; Crook county, and th« one extending who htui twen sent to Shanghai by th • Tillamook, re porta a very successful Not Loss Interesting Events ami still others were pinioned on the when the voting began, broken by ap-1 the cloeix! season for elk to 1917 were bureau to attend the opium conference. business for I9UN. of tho Past Week. sidewalk ami in the street beneath the plause when Senator Abraham, first on IMUiaeii over the veto. Consideration of Plans are being arranged for greatly Dr. Thwing will ask the conference the roll, cast his vote for Chanil<erla n. ; J the others was (matponed ind. fi :nitely. Chamberlain. mass of debris. Both motorman an! th«« to take action that will hasten the de extending Albany's street railway eya- There was also scattering applause conductor stayed with the cars. They struction of th«« opium traffic thro igh- teni the coming summer, Wednesday, January 13. Rumor again says Abruzzi will wed were uninjured. when the first vote was cast for Fulton, H ixm I river apple men are preparing Miss Elkins. by Beach. But the greatest enthusi Accidental breaking of the air pipes Salem, Jan. 13. Memorials to con out the world. Dr. Thwing says h<> haa obtained statistics from tour Chinese to tight the proposed law by congroM M. N. Johnson was re-elected senator is said to have been the cause of the asm was reache«! when Senators Kay gress adopted by the legislatures of disaster. The break occurred several and Selling closed vigorous remarks other states caused quite a tangle In provinces with a |x>pulatlon of 580,- increasing the size of apple boxes. from North Dakota. the senate. They dealt with almost 000 in which lie says the proportion of blocks from the scene ami was discov with votes for Chamberlain. it is propoactl to take water from The Missouri legislature has re ered by the motorman. R. Gove, two His seating in the United States every subject and were finally referred the population using opium ia from 20 th«« Santiam river near Albany for ad elected Senator Stone. to 80 per eent, ai d the amount of mon- i blocks away, as the cars approached senate will be contested on the grotin«! to u committee. ditional (lower foi the Lebanon l«a|«er A resolution providing for a commit ey spent for the drug ia *200,000,000 1 mills. The Utah legislature has re-elected the down grade leading to the sharp that he received but 29 free votes in a year. curve at Williams avenue and Cherry the house, or two short of a majority, tee to prepare for a celebration of Ore Reed Smoot to the senate. The new city hall at The Dalles ia President Roosevelt callerl the opi street. His five additional votes in the house gon's admission day was passed by the Thomas P. Gore has been returned um conference at th«« suggestion of finish««! and ia one of the finest municl- A telegraph pole and maple tree were were cast for him by Republicans un senate. to the senate from Oklahoma. Il eosl snapped by the impacL Fortunately der protest, who declared that they Abraham, of liouglas county, object Bishop Brent, of Manilia, and delegates i pal buildings in the stale. James P. Clarke will succeed him there is a wide s|>aee of street at the were constrain«-«! to do so by their ed to the word "graft” in senate docu have been appointed by China, Japan, i »111.000. intersection through which the cars Statement No. 1 pledge, and that they ments and it was changed to "waste.” Siam, Persia, Russia, Germany, Great self as senator from Arkansas. Officer* of th«« Albany Commercial swepL * were not exercising their const i.utiou- For the first time this session the Britain, France, Italy, Holland and the club says great benefit has been derived Frank B. Brandegee has been re United States. senate today opened with a prayer. As the cars left the tracks som«' of al free choice. from llie publicity work carrie«l on lhe elected senator from ConnecticuL the passengers began to jump. How Those w ho voted for Chamberlain Senator Abraham introduced a bill I (>ast year. |sa «xi a «•« vs*« •••• « mai WHI tiw «V •• V with W I Ell llllVk HAI ver- Hemmenway will be succeeded as so many of the 66 passengers escaped and placed their a protests in **** the j journal that will do SB away directed AFFAIRS SET RIGHT. Robbera broke into a Klamath Falls Senator from Indiana by Shively. with their lives is remarkable. are: Senate Schofield of Cista, p r an«! I dicta if it becomes a law. I bank anti securetl *3,000. They were 10,- Most of the passengers were women, Johns«n of Benton; Barrett of Wash- Any county or city having over Roosevelt says Japanese are leaving j ington did the same, but his protest by 000 population ia to be given (lower to Gomer to Be Inaugurated President i arrestixi within two hour* anil all tlw few children being aboar I. United States without legislation. : cash recovered. of Cuba January 2B. some oversight is omitted. House— establish a frve sanitarium for the Charles J. Hughes has been elected EXCUSES ARE MANY. Brady, Davis and Mahone of Multno treatment of tuberculosis by the pro- Some of the member* ar«« much <1 la Havana. Jan. 19. On January 2H at senator from Colorado to succeed Tel mah. Richardson of Union and Muncy ! visions of a senate bill. noon the Cuban people will come into I satisfied with the new chair* in the ler. Panel for Calhoun Jury Melts Curry. I Those measures of the last session their own for the second time at the •enate chamlier ntul Abraham ha* pjt Away Very Fast. Tomorrow noon, the two houses will , which received the governor's veto hands of the American governmenL hi* <il«l one back. The North Carolina legislature elect- J ----- - in joint assembly -------- -_« and Pres dent .1—. , ' th,, legislature adjourned will be It was on May 20, 1902, that the Aim r meet ed Lee H. Overman United States sen l-ogging camps arc resuming in var- San Francisco, Jan. 20.—Yesterday's Bowerman will declare Chamberlain taken up next Mon«*ay by both houses. lean flag, hoistisl after the war with ious parte of the state. ator. proceedings, opening the second week sleeted. A house bill provides for tho codifi Spain, was hauled down in favor of the TheNe w Hamsphire legislature re of the trial of Patrick Calhoun upon Th«1 details«! vote in the house was: cation of the laws of Oregon. Th«re were 198 marriage liccn'ca lo blue-sttiped, single-starred ensign of elected Jacob H. Gallinger United an indictment charging the offer of a For Chamberlain Abbott, Altman, Representative Dimick has a bill Cuba. wed in Union county during 1908. bribe to a San Francisco supervisor, States senator. Barrett, Bedillion, Brady. Brandon, which makes highway'robbery punish Then, in September. 1900, a com Th«« Pacific Exi res* company haa resulted in no addition to the three men pany of marines landed at the palace file«! it* report for 1908 wiln the *ecre- Senator Penrose was re-elected sen who were temporarily passed last week Bryant, Campbell, Clemens, Corrigan, able by life imprisonment. Couch, Davis. Dimick, Dodds. Eaton. A joint resolution was introduced in from the United States cruiser Denver, tary of *tate. ator for the third time by the Pennsly- and it was evident that many days Hatteberg, Jackson. Jaeger, Jones the house this tnoming protesting and halted a victorious revolutionary vania leigslature. would elapse before the taking of tes (Lincoln), Jones (Douglas), Jones i against the removal of tariff uf timber army on the outskirts uf Havana, and Four thou*and acre* of timber land Coe I. Crawford was the choice of timony was begun. Out of 150 citi (Clackamas). Libby, Mahone, Mariner, supplies. American intervention, which first in the Siletz river country haa ju»t the South Dakota legislature for Unit zens summoned all but 6 escaped ser McDonald, Miller. Muncy, Munkers, Although the house adjourned until came against a foreign power, was been «old for *250,000. vice before the opposing attorneys were Orton. Patton, Philpott. Hildin, Rich 2 o'clock Munday afternoon, the senate ed States senator. once more a reality, this time to set Wiaconain lumbermen have purchas was more saving of time and will meet things right among the Cubans them ed a heavily timbered tract in Tilla- The father of Mrs. Corey died in given an opportunity to test them for ardson, Rusk. Totol, 34. bias and prejudice. For Cake—Applegate, Beals. Bone- at 11 o’clock on that day. President selves. poverty, ignored by his daughter. mook county. The con*i«lerati«>n ia The preliminary examination by ; brake, ~ Buchanan, ‘ Carter, Farrell, Bowerman will then be ready with his The memliers of the Cuban congress said to have been a'most *1,000,000. The lid has been put on in the fam Judge William P. Lawlor was pro- ¿'re^ÿ* Hites, Hughes, Mahoney, committee appointments. had become indifferent and for months The transfer involve* 14,000 acre*. ous mining town of Deadwood, S. D. longed until within an hour of adjourn ’ Mann, McKinney, - Reynolds, Mr. prior to the revolution it had been im- Timbermen arc of the opinion that The Nevada legislature has broken ment, and of the men whose names speaker . Total. 14. Changes in School Law. |ioasible to secure the attendance of a were actually placed in the box, but - ’ For — Fulton Bean. Belknap, Bones, its rule and will allow female clerks. Salem Superintendent Ackerman's quorum. This neceaailat«1«! govern Oregon timber will change haml* with three were questioned. Two of these Brattain, Brooks, Calkins, Conyers, bill to require six months' school in ment by president al decree, ami it was more activity th«' coming aummer than It is understooud that Taft has not admitted bias, and the third, a former Hawley, Leinenweber, McCue, Meek, every district in the state is meeting quickly followed by the cry that Presi ever before, and at steadily advancing yet selected his secretary of treasury. streetcar conductor, who was discharg- ' Smith.' Total, 12. prices. much favorable comment. It is dent Palma was assuming the role of Emma Goldman has been bailed out ed by the United Railroads company In the senate the vote in detail was thought the measure will lx- satixfac- dictator. The American provisional Th« Tillamook county tax levy has of the San Francisco city jail by East prior to the first strike, had not been ss follows: t ry to all, as it is one that will in governor, Charles E. Magnon, has done be« n tix«d at 16 in 11«. passed by the defense and was under ern friends. Chamberlain—Abraham. Albee, Bailey, creas«' th" educational standards of the all that it was |oaaible for him to do interrogation by -------------- Assistant ----------- District Rarrett, Bingham, Caldwell, Hedges, The Josephine county court ha* fixed state. It will affect the di-tr cts in to prevent a recurrence of thia state of Another blizzard is raging in the --------- ,— Attorney Heney when the day s pro- Johnson, Kay, Kellaher, Miller (Linn) the remoter parts of the state, and affairs by decreeing that congressmen the tax levy at 23 milla. East and all railroads are tied up in ceedings end«»d. Mulit, Norton, Nottingham, Oliver, those who live in tho e distr eta are to who do not attend the sessions shall Irrigation ditches around Milton and the Dakotas. 1 Every variety of excuse covered by gelling. Scholfield, Sinnott. Smith These rules, how Fr««ewater are badly choked with ice. be most benefited by it. It requires not receive pay. .■ ----- _ 1 «... - (Total, 19. j the statutes was employed by citizens The government arsenal near Phila that there must be six months school ever, have already been declared dicta delphia is running day and night mak who escaped service. Many depended Th«' Roseburg Commercial club has Fulton—Beach, Chase, Hart, Merry in every district, and if th«' district is torial by the congressmen, and an at up<n the representation that their bus man, Parrish, Smith. Wood. Total, 7. ing cartridges. not able to meet the ex|*ena«' the school tempt undoubtedly soon will be made moved into new and more commodious iness affairs would suffer irreparable quarters. Cake— Coffey, Cole, Mr. President. board may call upon the county school to repeal or amend them. The American Red Cross fund for injury. Others presented physician’s Total, 3. Italian earthquake sufferers has reach fund, or a special tax mny be levied A man has been shot near Cottage certificates and half a dozen claimed R. S. Bean - Miller (Linn). Total 1. on the county to meet th«- • xp< nse* in ed nearly »1,000,000. Grove who was mistaken for a deer. exemption because of previous service NEW RECORO SET President Bowerman announced the Igorrotes of the head hunting tribes in the National Guard. One talesman senate committees today and every the district r< qu ring help to the ex Aih«na farmers are agr« <‘«l that the raided a village and succeeded in get created some amusement by unfolding member, except one, gits a chairman- tent of *300 for each district. Number of Mina Accidents Increased deep st ow assun-s a good wheat crop ting three heads before driven off. his certificate of service in the militia, : ship. This one was overlooked by an next yeir. L uring Past Year. Rainbow to Change Hands. The Federal Supreme court upholds and he promptly availed himself of the [ error. In the senate bills were intro- The Gerking wheat ranch west of Pittsburg, Jan. 19. The year 1908 Baker City It is general y lelieved 1duced Governor Peabody’s act in arresting privilege it carried. here that the Rainbow mine, owned by was marked by more mine horrors and Athena has b< en sold for (24,900, or The police guard at the courtroom To amend estray law by providing Moyer during the famous Colorado was increased and few spectators for sale of estrays after two months; Port and capitalists, and located in by more loss of life underground than *loo an acre. mine war. the Morman Basin, Baker City, is gained admittance. An old wat. r suit, which has been to provide that corporations may act as And th«- ; about to te sold to the Newhouse min any other year in history. Rooeevelt has asked Governor Gil executor or administrator; requiring ing interests, of Salt I-ake City. Ac year 1909 apparently is going after pending in Baker county courts for two lett, of California, to hold up anti ROCKEFELLER GIVES. years, ha* been settled. that title guarantee corporations have Japanese bills, lest national interests I cording to the best information obtain 1908’s record. .Only last Tuesday 100 ; a paid up capital of *100,000, of which able the Salt Lake people are tak ing Flour is 25 cents per barrel higher be injured. ' Adds SI,000.000 to Chicago Univer- *50,000 be deposited with the state lives were lost in an explosion in n over the proiertv at 1700,000. Ten in Portland. sity Endowment Fund. treasurer. The American consul estimates the mix lei mine near Bluefield, W. Va., per cent of this amount is to be )>aid dead at Messina at 90,000. . Chicago, Jan. ‘0.—John D. Rock-J The house adopted a resolution in in at once, and the remainder is to be and on the Sunday before death exact Chinese nt Astoria ar«- shipping salt ' efeller today added *1,000,000 to the tended to do away with pre» nt "inves Harriman says college graduates as a paid in installments, according to the ed another heavy toll in the Leiter ed sha«l to China. endowment fund of the University of tigations” of state institutions and mine’s production. This is the prop rule make good railroad men. mines at Zeigler, III. The Coos county tax levy has been Chi'ago. The university founder's providing a permanent audit plan. An anti-gambling law is expected latest benefaction was announced to Among the new bill introduced are: erty that is said to have produced a “Science," said a mining engin«M«r fixed at 15 mills. thousand dollars a day during the to be enacted by the California legisla night by Registrar Thomas W. Goo«!- i Creating board of control; death pun- tixiay, “has not yet solved the problem greater part of last summer. Weston plans to lay crushed rock on ture. of preventing the formation of gns spead after the receipt of a telegram ishment for highway robbery; regulat the principal streets. W«' recognize three kinds of min« gas ing sale of small firearms; repealing President-elect Taft will install au from John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Laborers Hard to Find. es th« fire damp, after damp and The gift, which comes in the form “instruction” amendment relating to tomobiles instead of horse« and car Baker City There should no longer white damp. PORTLAND MARKE IS. of the transfer of securities yielding election of United States senator; liru- riages. "Fire damp is the only one of the an annual income of *40,000, raises iting passenger fares on railroads to be any idle men in the Northwest, ac Barley Feed, *27«27.50 per ton; cording to General Manager O'Dell, of trio that is explosive. It is a gas giv The house proposes to investigate the total amount of the oil king’s do- 2% cents a mile, the Oxbow |>ower project on Snake en off by coal under the influence of the brewing, *29. Roosevelt’s barber drawing govern- | nations to the university to *24,809,- i Wheat Bluestem, *1.05; club, 92c; river. He stated recently that he was heat of the earth. When Davy invent ment pay. 666.98, of which *15,000,000 is for en- Monday, January 18. putting every man to work who came ed the mine-s’ safety lamp it was fife, 92c; red Russian, 90c; 40-fold,’ Bonaparte has been summoned be- dowment purposes, ■ Of this amount Salem, Jan. 18.—Speaker McArthur to his camp anil has plenty of work for thought that all danger of mine explo 90; valley, 95c. fore a senate committee to tell what more than *8,000,000 have been given announced committee appointments to- Oats No. 1 white. *33.50 per ton. The lamp has the during the pait three years. day, and although Statement No. 1 many more. Besides the Oxbow pro sions was over. he knows of the steel merger. Hay Timothy, Willamette valley, For the first time on the occasion of men got the better places, all seem to ject, which is being built to harness flame surrounded with a metallic screen The storm in California has abated. (16 per ton; Eastern Oregon, *170(18; a large gift to the university, Mr. think he was very fair in the distribu- the Snake river for the purpore of gen which does not (x-rmit the passage of With the ecxeption of the Sacramento, clover, *126113; alfalfa, *14; grain Rockefeller did not add a sum for the tion. Among the measures appearing erating electricity, the Northwestern the flame. But the screens burn out hay, (12(413. which is still rising, all rivers are fall railroad is building rapidly down the after long usage and the miners grow payment of an expected deficit. The 1 today are: Fruits Apples, 75cm*3 per box; ing. budg-1 for the coming fiscal year be- To turn *50,000 per year from cor- river, and the Utah Construction com careless.” p« ars, *lm 1.75 per box ; quinces, * 1(.4 Governor Stubbs, of Kansas, refuses g nning July, 1909, amounting to *1,- poration fees into the interest account pany, which has the contracts, reports 1.25 per box; cranberries, *14.6O(«i 15 lack of help. 348 Autos Are Burned. to live in the executive mansion. Sim 350,000, will be covered by the uni- of the common school fund, ' . ’ ' a memorial to ple life on a farm appeals more to versity income. For the first time in I “ Boston, Jan. 19.—The most exten per barrel; |ierximmons, *lml2.6. The senate adopted Potatoes (1.25(41.60 per hundred; Grand Jury at Pendleton. him. sive automobile storage and repair the history of the Midway school the the mayor of Philadelphia imploring Pendleton Though there are few plant in the city burned today, destroy sweet (wtatoe*, 2'4c per jxiund. Railroad officials place the blame for institution is practically self support- them to send the Liberty bell to Port Onions — Oregon, (1.76(42.25 per criminal cases on the docket for the ing 348 automobiles, valued at (750,- land for the rose carnival in June. the wreck at Dotsero, Co)., with the ing. hundred. Senator Parrish introduced a bill January term of the Circuit court, the 000. The fire spread to the old train engineer, as the train was nine min Vegetables Turnips. (1.50(4 1.75 Asia Minor Feels Shock. j providing for a fine of (10 to *100 for proceedings will be watched with more shed of the Park Square railroad sta utes ahead of time. Smyrna, Jan. 20.—So far as can be swearing in the presence of women. than the usual amount of interest, due tion, formerly us«'d as the terminal of per sack ; carrots, »1.25(0 1.50; pars Three bankers and a business man of ascertained, eight persons were killed He has another providing fines fur sa to the fact that the new law makes the the New York, New Haven & Hartford nips. (1.60(41.75; beets, »1.50(41.76; Pittsburg have received penitentiary today by an earthquake at Phocaea, 25 loon and.(xx>l hall men who permit polling of a grand jury on the opening railroad, and destroyed the bicycle horseradish. 8(410c par pound; arti sentences for wrecking a bank. Each miles, northwest of this city, and at [ minors to play games of chance. day of the term compulsory and it is track and a large pavilion Used for ex chokes, *1.40 per dozen; lieans, 2lvC per pound; cabbage. 2 He per pound; Will have to serve five years. other neighboring towns. Considera Senator Turner Oliver this morning the action of the grand jury on viola hibition purposes. The damage to the cauliflower, »2 per crate: eggplant, tions of the liquor law which is expect ble damage was done to buildings at building will bring the total to (800,- ; introduced a bill carrying *15,000 for Separate statehood for New Mexico Phocaea. The population at Chil be the Eastern Oregon Experiment station ed to furnish the excitement to those 000. There were six garages in the 11c par pound; parsley, 30c per dozen; and Arizona seems assured. peas, 20c per pound; peppers, 15m20c interested. came panic stricken, though no serious at Union. storage station. per pound; pumpkins, lm l(4c per The Hughes direct primary bill in damage resulted. The earthquake was A joint resolution has appeared in pound; sprouts, 10c per pound; squash, New York will probably fail. Good Prune Season. felt here, but there was no loss of life. ; the senate asking congress to call a Trains Collide Head On. Im 1 tfc per pound. Albany — Th«« Northwestern Fruit Coffeyville, Kan., Jan. 19.—A Booth Three jurors have been provisionally The American battleships Louisiana constitutional convention to provid« for Hutter City creamery, extras, 37c; and Virginia are here. association, of thia city, which hns had popular election of United States sen bound passenger train on the Missouri accepted in the Calhoun case. fancy outside creamery, 35m 36c; store, ators. a very successful season, has almut Pacific railroad, from Kansas City, col 19(0 20c per pound. Mexican Volcano Active. A fire at Fort Omaha destroyed all Senate bill 35’ makes all able-b«xiied completed the packing ot its prun« s lided hea«l on with a north liounri Egg* Oregon ranch, 40m42\c per supplies, the wireless apparatus and Mexico City, Jan. 20. The voIcaTi men between 18 and 40 years members for the present year. Seventy car freight train, two m les west of thia two balloons. loads of commercially packed fruit bar city this morning. Twenty-four pas dozen; Eastern, 30m35c. near the city of Colima is in eruption. 1 of the militia. Poultry Hens, 12^1413 per pound; been handled, shipped for the mns' sengers were hurt, but only two, Mr. Thornton Hains has been acquitted It s thr «wing out a great quar tity of Jki-ge, cl -,¿(0 ',2m l.ie; 13c; an sma l, 19m) Powell nf Mownf. I ’»rKe, ci Rival Boards in Wrangle. part to Eastern states. About *10,000 and Mrs. P. 8. P ashes and stones. No lava is flowing lowill, of Mownta, 20c; mixed. 12(ul3c; ducks of complicity in the Annis murder. . ‘ iü .. , 19(«/20c; and th«' people are not alramed. Seve- .... Pendleton -Following a turbulent, in wages have been paid out this wa Okla,, are in a serious ous condition. The iiw.iii«. ___ The United States and Great Britain >a! slight earthquake shocks have txen double meeting of the Umatilla Water son. The local busine* has been nn members of the engine crews jumped geese, 100/ lie; turkeys, lHm20c. Veal Extra, 10ml0'4c per pound; have entered formal protest against reported, but there has been no dam Users’ association at Hermiston, the der the management of S. A. Lineile. and saved themselves. The engines ordinary, 7mMe; heavy, 6c. the dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai. age. were demolished. organization is in danger of being p< r- Pork Fancy, HmMJ^c per pound; High Bounties for Varmints. manently disrupted and disbanded by W. I. Buchanan, special agent of the large, 8(0 8 He. Iowa Chooses A. B Cummins. the government. Two rival boards of Iroquois Claims Settled. Astoria The county court announces United States, will soon have terms of Hops 1908, choice, 7 He per pound; Des Moines, la., Jan. 20.—Albert directors are claiming _ to be on the that it will pay a bounty of (20 each Chicago, Jan. 19.— It was made pub go«xl prime, 6 Hot 7c; m«dium, settlement arranged with Venezuela. B. Cummins was yesterday elected to legal board and the matter will prob- for cougar, *5 each for b«-ar and *1 lic today that after five years of litiga Harriman has issued orders for the a six-year term in the United States ablyb ec arried into the courts for final each for wildcat scalps. These are the tion settlements had been made in the 6c; 1907, 2«i2^e; 1906, Iml'^c. Wool Eastern Oregon, average best, building of a road which will parallel senate. The two houses in joint res- settlement. The trouble was caused highest bounties ever offered here, and rases of 30 of the deaths caused by the ____ 10(414c per pound, according to shrink- the Colorado & Southern, the new Hill sion will today make formal announce- i by the attempt of one faction trying to are thought to be the largest in the Iroquois theater fire. It is stated that age; * ■; valley, 15(4 16,Hc; mohair, ment of the election. 1 oust the other. state. *750 a caae ia to be paid. 1 r choice, «--■- line. 18(419c. GRESHAM ... OREGON !------ U NEWS OF THE WEEK In a Condensed Form for Our Busy Readers. li