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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1909)
CANNOT •TOP BTRIKE. BEAVER STATE HERALD CRESI 1AM OREGON — EVENTS OF THE DAÏ Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts of the World. Less Important but Not, Lesa Inter esting Happenings from Pointa Outside tho State. PINCHOT LOUDLY CHEERED. Fight Water Trust Is Them« of Gox- ernmont’s Chtet Forester. Spokane. Aug. 11.—Gifford PiacboL chief forester of the United States, caused perhaps ths chisf sensation at yesterday’s seseiusi of the National lr- OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST King Unable to Control Labor Mltus- lion In Sweden. Stockholm. Aug 10. Tho tis-up of ! ths business of tho country as a result I of the strike Is so serious that King SHEEP PROSPECTS GOOD. PREPARE FOR ROAD. Gustav intervened In an smisavor to secure a compromise. Th» king to Pnces Are High end Eastern Oregon Newly Organusd Farmers Lino Se day sent a message to the parties at riagtion congress. cures Right ot Way. Range Excellent. A five- minute ovation was given him Pendleton—To negotiate with set conflict. exhorting them to agree al when he took the rostrum, and similar cheering and "three cheers and • tiger” were given when bs had con cluded. Mr. Pincbot took o-casion to de nounce the activity of the watenpower trust which, he said, though still in ita inception, bids fair to overshadow all other trusts. He charged that th» Irrigation congress is being made the tool of the corporate interests whose agents are being made members of im portant committees for the purpose of domineering ths activities of the con gress. George S. Long, representing the lumbermen of the Northwest, himself connected with a big lumber concern in Seattle, denied that the interests of the iumbermen are inimical to those of the consumer. He said that the lum berman is only trying to supply a healthv demand and that reforestation W|J1 in e*rn»at when the demand has reached the high-price point E. Allen, L~ T. — -------- United States district u _, Pendleton—The range in this section tlers on irrigated land ansar Hermiston, the earliest momsrit possible amt ad is of the very best and sheep prospects A. A. Cole, secretary of the newly or were novar so bright Sheep of all ganised farmers trolley line, is In ths vising arbitration. It was after King Gustav's message kinds are commanding high price« end west end of Umatilla county working bad been approved at a cabinet meet the prasecte are that wool will be as along the line of survey, making pre high or higher next «pring than it was liminary arrangements for right of mg Saturday that he summoned to s lasL These facte coupled with the ex conference at the palace the two lead cellent range gives aheemen cause fur way. Settlers have indicated a willingness ers of the warring factions- Director much gratification. to assist the railroad by donating right The reason for the good range ia at of way and subscribing for capital Sedow, of the employers, and Senator tributed to the peculiar weather condi stock if needed, but as the work has Lindquist, president of the federation tions which have prevailed during the been only preliminary no denis have of trades unions. spring and early summer months, as The result of the conference has not been taken. Mr. Cole will determine well as during laat winter. Tho heavy on this trip something of the cost of yet transpired. but apparently the fall of snow which remained on tl}e lami from Pendleton to Holdman, and king's efforts for a peaceful solution ground so long soaked to a greet depth. especially of terminal ground at Uma of the trouble were without reeulL Then showers have visit««! nearly tilla. The line ia surveyed across the Tonight it was announced the printers every section of the mountains at in Umatilla irrigation project, with a de would strike tomorrow, and the Na tervale. so that the grass ia both tall put site not far from tho big reservoir, tional labor union haa issued a procla and green and there is every indication and on into the rich farming country mation that, beginning tomorrow morn that it will remain so throughout the ing, every drag wagon whose driver is near Holdman. not wearing a union badge will be summer. The plans now are to us- steam on For this reason the sheep will come the line until an immense power plant stopped by strikers. No exception, Il out of the mountains this fall in the can be constructed on the Umatilla was stated, will be made for owners best of condition, am! will be able to river. C. A. Hill, of Holdman, is pres driving their wagons. come through the winter in good shape, ident of the new company, and A. A. The union further declares it will * even though there «bould be no eariy try to frustrate tho attempt of the Cole, of Pendleton, is secretary. fall rains to put the winter range in Stockholm streetcar company to start shape. The ' fine summer range will its cars on the surfers lines. B« Umatilla Land Sale. make it possible to keep the sheep in Athena As a further evidence of the mountains longer than usual. COREA SORE SPOT AUAIN. the producing qualities of Umatilla Drawing lor Government Land at Coeur d'Alene. t OREGON MAN GETS FIRST CHANCE Officials Have Double Sol Drawn to Guard Against Accident Work Progresses Smoothly. Spokane, Aug. 10. When little Helen Hamilton, niece of Mayor Royd. of Coeur d'Alene, walked into a pile of 106,000 yellow envelopee containing applications for land of the Coeur The town of Monticello. N. Y., has boon almost completely destroyed by d'Alene Indian reservation yesterday morning, shortly after 10 o'clock, the fire. great lam I draw mg on the three tracts Taft has cut Madison. Wis., from his of government land- the Flathead, the itinerary in order to avoid meeting La Coeur d’Alene and the Spokane Indian FoHeteU reservations was on. Officers and men of the cruiser St. Several hundred people stood around Louis are suspected of »muggl ing goods the platform, on which Judge J sines from Samoa. W. Witten, of Washington, D. C., formally opened the drawing on urn uf Six are dead at Reading. „„ ehialdrvn _____________ _ the laat of the big tracts of Uncle Pa., because they were attended only Sam’s public domain. Unlike the rush by witch doctors. In "squsttsr" daya. the modem method The famous Kiel canal of Germany of distributing land moved along with has be.n temporarily block«! by th. the precision of clockwork. •elf when be appealed for aafe and •inking of • steamer. When Mlaa Hamilton, daintily dressed sane lumbering and the conservation in white, hail plucked tho first lucky A French aeronaut has crossed the ' of water. envelope from the mesa and handed It Alps in a balloon. Ths highest altituds Addresses on this »ubject also were land, Joseph Key has just paid $18,000 to Judge Witten and the name of Isa MANY MEN WANTED. attained was 18,373 feet. ( made by E M. Griffith, of Wisconsin, for 160 acres of wheat land, with or Many Clashs« Occur Bstwssn Japs dora Selig, of Myrtle ('reek. Or., had Samuel R. Van Sant will probably , and E. T. Campbell, of Canada. dinary improvem« nts. The lami was •nd Chine se. been rood aloud, the gathering crowds J. N. Teal of the joint conservation Southern Pacific Will Rush Work on owned by Donald McKinnon and is be elected commander-m-chief of the Victoria. B. C., Aug. 10.- Passen began to evidance increased Interest Natron Cut-Off. G. A. R. and Atlantic City selected as committee. made an appeal for the en about three miles frorq Athena. Mr. and quivering exciteme.it. largement of the scope of waterways the next meeting place. Eugene—Good news is contained in McKinnon, a pioneer rancher, and fam gers arriving on the stesmssMonteagle A faint cheer arose and followed In on the Pacific coast. He showed the the statement of A. O. Wattis, of the ily will move to Alberta some time thia from the Orient today in discussing the Goerag. a town of 300 inhabitants, poasibiitly of making navigable the rapid order aa Mlaa Hamilton, aided fall to join his children, who moved Utah Construction company, who. while situation between Japan and China, has been selected as the future capital Columbia river for a distance of 2.500 by Mlaa Christine I Ionian and Miss of Brazil. Owing to ita altitude it en miles by applying the cost of a single in Eugene recently, stated that his there some time ago. John McKinnon, say conditions at Chelntao, on th» Harriet poet, plucked the other lucky hie son. sold a ranch of 160 acres laat company wou>d want 2,000 men to go joys a pleasant climate. envelopes from the pile. Men and battleship to the work. He declared to work on the extension of the South year to Joseph Shreod for $105 per Corean border, are mors likely to cause women, now anxious to bear the ver- English cablegrams say that Ameri that river transportation is the great ern Pacifi**’s new railroad to be built serious trouble between the two na acre. dicta In tho flrat 20 envelopes, crowded can iron and steel manufacturers have est of automatic rate adjusters, and from Natron to Klamath Falls. tions than the dls|>uts over the Antung- up to tho platform where newspaper placed lagre orders for the immediate cited the case of Columbia river im Mr. Watts said that a trair.load of Coast Extension for S. P. Mukden railway. men and government clerks grabbed shipment of fireclay brick for the erec provement recently made. construction material ami supp' :es had Gold Beach — Considerable excite When the Monteagle sailed reporte at the bits of news bearing names and Politics did not enter the lobby dis- been shipped here from Oroville and tion of many additional blast furnaces. ment haa been created by a corps of started them throughout the land by cussiona, but much comment was beard Reno, Nev., for the railroad work, and engineers starting surveys near Pistol had been received that the Chinese hail special win s run to the drawing stand. Orville Wright says he can fly 1,000 for and against the resolution which they will arrive in a few days. "We massed 3,000 soldiers at Cbsmtao river. They appear to be taking up miles in his aeroplane. The whole affair ia a perfect deline will be proposed by Secretary Hooker, expect to have a large force of men at the old Southern Pacific survey near • nd collisions between them and ation of tho large scale on which Uncle The first signs of a break in the of the board of control, asking a bond work beyond Natron in a very abort that point and continuing it south the Japanese police were frequent Sam conducts bls official business. The issue of $5,000,000,000 by the national Swedish strike are appearing. time, and ws will use 2,000 men if we Neither the chief engineer or any of Seoul dispatches received before sail drawing for the flrat day cloned at 4 China has yielded to Japan in the government to be used as an irrigation can get them.” said Mr. Wattis. who bis men would give out information. ing state that following the arrest of o'clock. The mark of 1500 set by fund which may be loaned to irrigators Antung-Mukden railway affair. The survey was originally made fur the a party of Coreans by the Japanese at Judge Witten aa the labor for the on to Natron. unable to carry out projects which need drove The party consisted of A. O. Wattis. Pacific coast extension of the Southern Cbsmtao, the Chinee» trmpe attacked Arst day, waa reached and the remain Count Zeppelin, ths German aero only financial aid to make them im his brother. L. R. Wattis, N. J. Swee Pacific, from Drain by way of Coos bay the Japanese and rescued the prisoner», naut, has undregone an operation for mensely valuable. ing 1500 will be drawn today. There ney. W. B. Hunt. W. H. Messinger. several of the Japanese being wounded. are but about half that many claims to It is expected that thia resolution W. W. Hunt, G. W. Dye. John Gar to San Francisco. abscess. A boycott haa been declared against be given away, but the extra 1500 are The Milwaukee row! will soon estab will call forth much discussion and rison, Ralph Smart, W. A. Bechtell Btrtoar Shops Cleaner. the Japanese by the Chinese and Cor drawn to All in where winners fail to lish through service from SL Paul to opinions are pretty evenly divided. Salem—The state board of barber eans of the dsitrict. and G. S. Colley. file by April 1. the coasL examiner« has submitted ita annual re ONE DEFECT FOUND. Troutdale Shipper« Complain. port to the governor. The report ebow a MAY AVERT STRIKE. Greece refuses to renounce her claim IRRIGATION CONGRESS OPEN. Salem—The Troutdale Produce and ( total receipta from January 1, 1909, to to Crete and Austria warns Turkey Remarkable Showing at Coeur d'Alene Fruit Growers’ association, through its , June 30, 1909, of $1,100.25; caab on Chicago Labor Controversy Appears Largs Number Gathers St Spokane to against war. Land Drawings. aecretarv. Miss M. Dewey, has filed a | hand June 30, $838.43. The report to Be Neer End. Cannon intends spending the time Discuss Important Affairs. that throughout the state the , Spokane, Aug. 10.—Judge Witten complaint with the railroad cominis- •tales until the regular session of congress Chicago, Aug. 10.—According to the law ia being better observed and all Spckane, Aug. 10.-The congress sion against the Pacific Express com resumed the drawirg of the Coeur taking a rest. pany in which it is alleged higher barber «hope are being conducted un outlook tonight there will be no strike opened with the “Irigation Ode,” sung Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., likes the d’Alene reservation at 9 o’clock yester rates are charged for shipping fruit | der better sanitary conditions than ever of the streetcar employee of Chicago, by the Spokane chorus of 250 voices. The crowd, small at East from Troutdale than from Port | before. air and will apply for a pilot’s license day morning. The widrsss of welcome to the state and a settlement is likely to be reached first, increased soon to several hundred, land. The Fruit Growers’ association waa delivered by Governor Hay, of to go ballooning. by tomorrow night. Alfalfa Huiler for Vale. Washington. Harriman is to merge the Illinois but at no time was there the same en alleges it is charged 46 cents a crate Vale—A complete clover and alfalfa It ia said an offer of a wags Increase, On behalf of the city Mayor N. 8. Central and New York Central with thusiasm as was witnessed on the first for shipping fruit to Wasco, while the day, probably due to the fact that num Portland produce men are charged only huiler has been purchased by the Vale based on employes' length of service, Pratt spoke. He caused the suggestion the Union Pacific. bers after 1,500 are considered of little 36 cents. A scale ia presented show Threshing company, a local organisa will be made by President Mitten, of of a sensation by charging private cap Mrs. Harry Thaw wants $500,000 value. ing numerous similar alleged discrim tion of farmers and business men. The ital with interfering with government the Chicago City Railway company. from the Thaw family purse, but the reclamation projects. Yesterday Judge Witten added sev inations against Troutdale shippen machine is made in La Porte. Ind., John M. Roach, president of the Chi price is considered too high. eral to hie large force of clerks. These practiced by the Pacific Express com and is the first of its kind brought to The response on behalf of the con cago Railways company, haa had his A Los Angeles inventor is looking for are busy proof reading, typewriting pany, which operates on the Oregon the Malheur valley. It was laid down auditors at work figuring out a method gress waa made by George E. Bantow, president of the congress. a wife with money enough to back him names and sending cards to the winners. Railroad 4 Navigation company linea. in Vale at a cost of $4,000. of advancing wages, ami it ia said his One of the interesting features of It is understood that a number of in building a flying machine. first offer to a committee of his em PORTLAND MARKETS. state delegations have declined to com the day was the number of persons Condon Heirs Give Fund. ployes tomorrow will be on the same The Forty-third National encamp calling at the land office to make sure mit themselves in the matter of indors- University of Oregon, Eugene—The ment of the G. A. R. is in session at they are the genuine winners of the Wheat—Blue-tem, 96ft/97e; club, 91 general basis as that of Mr. Mitten. ing a candidate for president. Thia argest single gift ever made to the The controversy probably will be ad Salt Lake. Fully 50,000 are in attend numbers. Sometimes two men of the student loan fund at the Univeroity of (>/92c; red Russian, 80ft/90c; valley, is true in the case of President Bar justed without resort to outside arbi ance. same name appear, and the judge Oregon has just been received. The 91ft/94c; 40-fold, 92ft/98c. stow, who, although an announced can tration. The employes say they are 127 Barley — Feed, $26; brewing, didate, haa not been urgrxi strongly for Mobile, Alabama, is now in the list hands each a piece of paper upon which heirs of the late Dr. Thomas Condon, decidedly oppo-sd to arbitration, and be asks each to write his name, age. who for many yean was connected per ton. a second term because of the feeling of “dry” towns. rather than submit to it will accept any Oats — $280/28.50 per ton. height, etc., and these must correspond with the Univenity of Oregon as head that the honor should be ''passed Spain explains the Barcelona out reasonable compromise coming from Hay — Timothy, Willamette valley, with the particulars on the application. of ita department of geology, are es around.” Other candidates for the the companies direct. break as a local affair. The first rejection of application oc tablishing a loan fund of $2,000, of $ 12ft/ 16 per ton; Eastern Oregon, $17 president of the congress developed A granddaughter of General Corbin curred yesterday when the name of A. which $1,000 has already been paid in. ft/18; mixed, $15.50ft/16 50; alfalfa, during the day in the persons of ex Seattle Fair Half Over. D. Boughman, of Charlotte, Mich., The fund will be known as the Condon $13.50; clover, $116/13; cheat. $ 13ft/ Governor Gooding, of Idaho; ex Gov is to marry a Japanese. 14.50. Seattle, Aug. 10.- With the closing ernor Pardee, of California, and Con Great Britain is not greatly alarmed through Agent Edwin L. Coy, of the memorial loan fund. Grain Bags .r>Hc each. of the gates Sunday, the first half of gressman Mondell, of Wyoming. same place, was read. It was rejected at the Japanese threats on China. Fruits—Apples, new, $lfti2.25 per the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exjxisition New Dairy Bulletin. on the ground that Ellerton R. Bay lea, The question of a next meeting place Jerome says Thaw is still crazy and the notary public of that town, did not Prof. J. H. Fnndson, of the dairy box; peers. $101.75; peaches, 50cftr waa ended. Figures Compiled by ths haa narrowed down to a fight between $1 per crate; cantaloupes. $2ft/2.60; exposition management show the at San Francisco and Pueblo, Colo., with should be kept in an insane asylum. _____ ________ specify that he was an authorized no- department of the Univenity of Idaho, — •— out —a papers — for — * land 1 j draw- — plums, 35cft/$l per box; watermelons, tendance for the first half of the fair Denver pledged to aid the latter. Japan has commenced work on the j tary to make has in press Bulletin 67 on the subject l.H01M c P' r pound; blackberries, Autung railroad in deafince of China. | ing. Out of the 3,000 drawn,, »hj* “ of “Better Dairy Methods.” This bul to be 1,744, x >U. Basing their esti The new constitution privilege, the » mates upon the percentage of increase busniess-like basis so much desired by found to be the only one defectively letin contains much that will be of in $1.50 per crate. Potatoes 75cfti $ I per eack; sweet for August and September over the the congress, was adopted without dis- California gardeners at Basadena executed. terest to all directly or indirectly in have passed resolutions declaring Bur preceding months at previous exposi I sent. terested in dairying; much that should potatoes, 4ft/4 He per pound. Onions— $1.2501.50 per sack. tions, the officials estimate that the bank a fakir. Fire provides Pot Hunt. help to make dairying more profitable Vegetables Beans, 4fti 5c per [xiund ; total attendance at the close of the Se A California couple returning from Ukiah, Cal., Aug 11.—Driven be- and desirable aa a business. This bul Bank Guaranty Law Effective. a honeymoon abroad have been arrested jore B fore8t fire that swept over Dun- letin will be sent free to all requesting cabbage, 1ft/1H«; cauliflower, 60cfr/ ■ttle exposition October 16 will be Austin, Texas, Aug. 10.- The new $1.25 per dozen; celery, 75ftt85c; cu more then 4,600,000. for undervaluing goods brought home. CBn peak, « few miles from Hopland it. Address Department of Dairying, guaranty of bunk deposits law pasied cumbers, ]5ft/25c; onions, 12 H'" 15c; Turkey has renewed her threat to yesterday, hundreds of buck< dow Univenity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. by the recent s|ieeial session of the peas, 7c per pound; radishes, 15c per Opium Cause of Revolt. send an armed force into Greece if that fawn» U ^5 Texas legislature went into operation dozen; tomatoes, 75cft/$ 1.50 per box. Tillamook Line Surveyed. Victoria, B. C.. Aug. 10.- Further yesterday. The law is similar to the country does not withdraw her troops game fled down into the fields aiwut Butter—City creamery, extras, particulars brought by th» steamer Tillamook — The surveying crew th« springs to become targets for doz- Oklahoma law in all ita most import Trom vrete. eng °{ rjfleg> ihot(fUnB Bnd pistols with 1 I which has been working over the moun 315yc; fancy outside preamery, 27 H0 Monteagle concerning the Mohamme ant provisions. It provides for and de The Swedish general Btnke contin- which hote| guents and employes tains down the Wilson river has reach 80 He per pound; store, 21ft/22c. But dan uprising in Shensi and Kansu dis fines two alternative methods or plana ues and loaders claim more men are to turned out to join in an unexpected pot ed this city, thus completing the sur ter fat prices average 1 He per pound tricts state the revolt was due to the for the protection of the depositors of be called out Two regiments of sol- ^unt. For several hours the hills rang vey for the United Railways’ line into under regular butter prices. severe methods taken by the Chinese Eggs—Oregon ranch, candled, 26 H local magistrate to suppress the opium state banking corporations which are It is supposed this diers have mutinied. wjth crash of musketry, and when Tillamook county. referred to as the “guaranty fund c per dozen. habit. He seized one of the local gen plan'* and the “bond security plan,'* Japan has sent China an ultimatum the fusilade was over 14 fine bucks is the road which will give the county fr/27H Poultry—Hens, 15c; springs, 15c; try who was an opium smoker, and had first nil road connections with Portland. on the railroad situation in Manchuria, and a brown bear were slain. The state banks may roosters, 9ft/10c; ducks, young, 12H his eyes gouged out and his artna respectively. decide which plan to adopt. ft/. 13 H c ; geese, young, 9ft/10c; tur Cleveland, Ohio, officers are having Search for Lost Steamer, Fajatta Fund It $8,000. taken off. The people then rose in re a row over the Whitla kidnaping re- Cap<>town> Cape Colony, Africa, Aug. Astoria—The regatta committee an keys, 20c; squabs, $1.750/2 per doxen. bellion and attacked the magistrate. Six Die In Fira. Pork-Fancy, llfttllj t c per pound. ward. __ .j.pe government has ordered a nounce that it has raised subscriptions Chicago, Aug. 10.—Fire which Veal—Extraa, 9%fal0e per pound; Bolivian Revolt Likely. •mounting to $8,000 for the coming re Lord Kitchener is to be field mar- ,earch along the east African coast with swept away 20 residences in South ordinary, 70/8c; heavy, 7c. gatta and this amount was apportioned Lapaz, Bolivia, Aug. 10.—It iaetated Chicago this morning burned at least shal and organize the British colonial hope that some survivors from the Hops—1909 contracts, 21022c per having t--s — that, although the inauguration of I)r. six persons to death. All the occupants forces steamer Waratah, now missing over among the subcommittees pound; 1908 crop, 16c; 1907 crop, 12c; The Don Elidoro Villazon aa preaident of were asleep and the fire spread with Marriages of pretty cashiers has two weeks, may be saved. On board charge of the varioua features, 1906 crop. 8c. the republic hat been net for next great rapidity. In the great confusion caused Loa Angeles hotel men to em- the steamer were 300 passenger«, half queen is to be selected by popular vote Wool- Eastern Oregon, 16ft/23e per Thursday, there are many pernona here it is feared several children were of whom were women and children. A and the balloting has begun. pound; valley, 23025c; mohair, choice, ploy men. who doubt that thia program will he burned to death in their beds. A ma The Moors are again showing activ few hours before the Waratah was due 24ft/25c. Steel Bridges for Linn. consummated because of hit friendli jority of the victims are Poles, who ity and another clash with Spanish to reach this harbor a terrible gale i Cattle Steers, top, $4.50; fair to Albany—County Judge Duncan has •wept this coast, and it ia believed the ness toward Argentina. The nituatlon lived in small tenements, closely troops is expected. advicea that the steel for the new good, I, $404.25; common, $3.750/4; in Bolivia never haa been more serious, crowded together, with scant chance vessel foundered. i, top, $3.50; fair to good, $3ft/ bridges to be built at Scio and Browns cows, The murder of a Mexican girl by a ard «eneativnal eventa are expected for escape. o.io; common to medium, $2.50«/ ville has passed through Huntington, 8.25; Chinaman haa caused an outbreak at Spain's Heavy Loss. heavy, shortly. 2.75; calves, top, $5«/5.50; Zapotlan, Mexico. Wellman May Soon Fly. Lisbon, August 11.—Twelve thou and will arrive In this city within a $3.500/4; bulls and stags, $2.75ft/ week. A number of * eteel bridge« " — «re China Give« Her Content. . Venezuela is about to bring to a sand Spaniards lost their lives in the Tromeoo, Norway, Aug. 10.—Advices 3.75. buit by the county during the Tok io, Aug. 8. —It ia believed that received here from Spitzenbergsn, close the disputes with foreign powers recent fighting in Morocco and the up to be Sheep Top wethers, $4.25; fair to rising at home, according to today’s year. dating from Castro’s regime. _ good, __ , ._ $3.500 3.75; ewes, H® less on the Chinese minister to Japan haa re where the Walter Wellman polar ex Pekin in pedition la being prepared for an at The Chinese government has made issue of Duario de Notieias, which has all grades; yearlings, best. $4; fair to ceived instructions from Moves To Salem. which the objections of the Chinese tempt to reach the north pole, aay the arrangements to install a telephone made reliable estimates, including the Salem—Master Fish Warden H. E. good, $3.50ftt3.75; spring lambs, $5.25 government to tho reconstruction of repaint to the balloon shed which waa plant in Pekin with a capacity of 200,- persons executed at Barcelona and else Crt 5.50. The paper McAllister is making preparations to 000 lines. The instruments are to be where by the government. Hogs- Best, $8.75; fair to good, the Antung-Mukden railroad and Ita badly damaged by a storm laat June, move to Salem. Hereafter he will says there is still grave danger of the convertion into a standard guage line have been completed and a gaa appar American make. maintain his office at the state capitol $8«/8.50; stockers, $6ft/|7; China fats, revolutionary movement sweeping the are completely withdrawn,' atus has been installed. $6.750,7. Heat ia claiming mors victims at with the other state officers. entire kingdom. Chicago. Colonel Albert A. Pope, the automo bile manufacturers, is dewi