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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1910)
CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK ' I FLY THOUUANDS OF MILES, Prize* Offered for Long Distance Flights in United State*. AN!) INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE SEE BY TELEGRAPH. NEXT. French Scientist Perfect* Apparatus to Take Photograph* by Wire Parin, May 80. Television, th«’ New York, June 1. Aerial flights science of seeing hundred* of miles by from New York to St. Louis and from TREAT ROAD WITH ROCK. LINES IN OREGON $4,764,222. | th«> means of a telegraph wire. Is a New York to Chicago will next be at- nearer rvalisaion. [ temped, substantial money prizes for Doings of the World at Large the accomplishments of both feats hav Nor'hern Pacific Engineer« Make Es County to Cooperate With Sawmill step Edouard Belin, a young French Albany to New York, 137 Miles, Co. in Needed Work. timate on Coat of Railroad. acientlst, has per feet «1 and soon will ing been offered. Told in Brief. With One Stop. Klamath Falls Klamath county and 1 test publicly*an apparatus which act Clyde B. Aitchiaon, Oregon state A prize of $30,000 was offer«! to the Meadow Lake sawmill company railroad commissioner, has received ually, it is said, will take a picture night by the New York World and St. Louis Post-Dispatch to the first aviator from the office of the chief engineer are to build a macadam road front telegraphically. Thus the image of a General Resume of Important Events 1 | who flies an aeroplane from New York of th«> Northern Pacific company es Klamath Falls to the top of thv moun- ■ person or article before an objective Actual Tima in Flight 2 Hour* 32 City to St. Louis or from St. Louis to timates on the cost of reproduction of tain on the old Fort Klamath road, j lens in New York would appear prac Presented in Condensed Form Minutes Win* 1*10,000 Train railway lines in Oregon based on con The work is to be done on a «»-opera tically in*tantan«'ou*ly on a negative New York. Could Not Keep Up. for Our Busy Readers. The New York Times announced that ditions in April. 1909 The estimates tive plan, and ultimately the city may I in San Francisco at the other end of the line. I it had arranged with J. C. Shaffer, of were exclusive of the one-third inter join in thv combination. Thv proposition made to the county About two years ago, It will bo re the Chicago Evening Post for an offer est in the Spokane, Portland & Seattle New York, May 31. Glenn II. Cur- Charles H. Treat, ex-treasurer of the of $25,000 for an aeroplane race be railway and the 40 per cent interest in is that if the county will furnish the membered, a Gorman professor named United States, died of apoplexy. the Northern Pacific Terminal com rock crusher and one man to earc for Korn interested the scientific world by tiss flew from Albany to New York tween Chicago and New York. ,. M ay the machine, the Meadow Lake Mill ■ exhibiting photographs telegraphically. City in an aeroplane, Sunday, Mayor Gaynor announced the prize pany. Four principal British colonies in company will haul the rock, place it on Pictures obtained were imperfect, 29, winning the $10,000 prize offered The total mileage of the Northern for the New York-St. Louis flight at South Africa have formed a union. Hotel Astor tonight, where Glenn Pacific lines in Oregon is given at the road, roll it down nnd do all th«' however, and showed practically no de by the New York World. A tidal wave swept the Oregon coast the lie cover«! the distance of 137 mile* H. who on Sunday wrote a 97.27 miles. Of main line there is J balance of th«' work in connection with tails. at Tillamook, damaging the tramway new Curtiss, M. Belin, following Professor Korn’s ill 2 hours and 32 minutes, und camo to 38.67 miles; branches, 44.92 miles, i th«' building of a good roadt>ed without chapter in the history of aviation of the life-saving station. i other cost to th«' county. lead, has perfected telvphotographic earth as quietly and ux lightly a* a by making a flight from Albany to and in yards and spurs 13.68 miles. The Meadow Lak«' people are making apparatus in which the aena'e commit- pigeon. His average *p<«l for the The estimate of expenditure on th«' Hudson Maxim, the great gun in Governor’s Island, was the guest of ventor and manufacturer, predicts the New York World, whose $10,000 line from Goble to Portlaiai, 46.7 this offer for the reason that the coun tee on |a>st* and telegraphs is much in distance 54.06 mil«'* per hour sur paaaea any other record made by an aerial warfare within 100 years. award he won. Conditions governing miles, is $3,006,892.12. Th«' biggest ts has giv. 'I them the privili i;e of m i- terested. aeroplance in long-distance flight. In ning a traction engin«* over thia road item is for right of way and station the flight will be announced after a Twenty-five Western railroads were its entirety, his flight perhn|M eclipses to haul the product of the mill to mar grounds, the figures being given at 1,002 FAMILIES EXILED. enjoined from putting into force on conference with aeronautic experts. any flight man has made in hcavler- ket in this city. The road leading out $756,059.25. The cost of grading is A distinguished company gather«! June 1, a general advance in freight thnn-air machines. ■ of town toward Fort Klamath from th«' to meet the young aviator tonight. At given at $733,768. rates. The start was made from Albany at <’itv limit»! tri th«' th»« top toll of th*« An estimate of $995,439.78 is given 1 * city limits to the hill i is >4 Olli* one Russain Hebrews Receive Notification the table the modest Curtiss sat be to Quit Kiev. 7:03 o'clock under weather condition* Spokane police have arrested four tween the mayor and Brigadier Gene as the cost of the work on the Wash- ! of the worst pieces of road in the boys, the oldest aged 18, who have ral Howe, U. S. A., in command of the ington & Oregon line to Pendelon, a county during the winter season. In Kiev, May 30. One thousand and us nearly perfect as the moat fastid robbed 25 houses and tents in the sub- department of the East. distance of 33.74 miles. The cost of i the flat about a mile outside th«' city two Jewish families have now received ious aviator could demand. One hour urbs during the past month. A flood of congratulatory cable grading for this section is stated to be ; this road gets huh «ieep in winter ami notification that they must leave the A band of 48 Eastern Oregon cay- grams and telegrams was read. Among $242,781, and of right of way and sta- i it is almost impossible to get through city in accordance with the determina From it with any kimi of a rig during that tion of the Russian government to uses en route to Tillamook stampeded them were messages from Blériot, the tion grounds, $154,608.33. Smeltz to Athena, 10.83 miles, the es time of tho year. drive back into the pale all Hebrews French aviator; the Aero Club of in Portland and spread terror in down who are unable to establish their legal ! France; Count Jacques de Lesseps, timated cost of work is $357,745.26. town streets fgor several hours. right to remain outside its confine*. I The cost of equipment for the road Sane Celebration at La Grande. who recently flew across the English A rich New York Chinaman, about channel; Hart O. Berg, the “father of in Oregon is estimated at $324 146.05. La Grande The Continental Con This number includes 50 families to to embark for China, was arrested in aviation,” and Hubert Latham, the gress of 1776 will be reproduced in whom notice* of expulsion were sent San -Francisco for the murder of an- French aviator. this city, and all speakers will be today. Hill Admire* Blooded Horse*. other Chinaman in Sacramento four An additional 193 families living in Hudson Maxim, one of the speakers garbed in continental dress, the Lib Merrill — Louis W. Hill and party years ago. the suburbs outside the city proper are of the evening, said: erty bell will tie here in likeness, nnd paid Merrill a visit while on their tour “As the warless era, of which we of inspection of the interior sections j the Declaration of Independence will subject to deportation before June 1 Dirt from the excavation for a bank unless in the meantime they produce catch glimpses in our dreams of a dis building in Placerville, Cal., yields $1 contiguous to the route of the Hill | be read under inspiring circumstances to the pan. At that rate enough gold tant future, is unquestionably yet far road. The party was entertained at on July 4, following decisions reached proofs of their right of residence in their present sites. could be taken from the excavation to away, we must in our prediction look luncheon in the handsome ranch home by the Chautauqua committee. It is im|H«sible to get statistics . to the flying machines in war as well of N. S. Merrill, the pioneer farmer of There will be a strenuous effort to pay for the building. as sport and commerce. have a sane celebration during the showing the number of those already ■ this part of the country, whose place is An effort is being made to bring Even the Jewish Relief “ We shall not have to wait 100 years Fourth, No firecrackers, fireworks or expelled. about a conference of representatives for the staunch, wind-defying machine, just outside the town limits. The la confetti will be allowed on the grounds. committee is unable to state the exact 1 of the United States, Great Britain, with automatic equilibriation. Very dies of the town served the lunch ami figures, but the committee estimatesI Japan and Russia with a view of agree soon automobiling of the air will be as all the business men and townspeople that between 200 and 800 Jewish fam- | High School Ready br Autumn. ing on the terms of a treaty for the safe as'automobiling upon the earth were there to greet the distinguished ¡lies have left the city. Work on the high school Newberg guests, who were accompanied from protection of fur seals in the North now is. Neither shall we have to wait has begun by the contractor. E. G. An Klamath Falls by two dozen prominent Pacific ocean. I 100 years for that spectacular eventu- citizens of that place. derson. The work must be finish«! in WAR PLANS ARE HURRIED. The thermometer reached 90 degrees ation—a fight between aerial navies, six months. Th«' building will cost The party filled seven aut«>s. for these are bound to come. ” at San Francisco and three persons Mr. Hill made a brief address, say $30,000. The building is to l>e 130x GI.KNN II. <1 KTIKS Curtiss was enthusiastic over the ing he had not been entertain«! in any 77 feet anti 45 feet in height, th«' roof Conflct Appear* Inevitable Between were prostrated in one day. Ecuador and Peru. new offer, but, in the absence of de to be flat and constructed of tar and It is alleged that only a beginning tails as to stops allowed and other con finer ranch home in the whole state Washington. May 30. Official dis and 23 minute* later < urtlsa mads bis than that in which he met the Merrill gravel. The material is to be of New- is made in the legislative scandal in ditions, he would not say definitely patches received at the State depart | first stop near Poughkeepsie, where berg red face brick, trimmed with people, and predicted that the lands in Illinois and the big sensations are yet whether he would enter the contest. ment both from Lima, Peru, and . there was an hour's intermission. Re basement iy white pressed brick. The this valley would be doubled in value , to come. Charles K. Hamilton quickly an within two years. to be fitted with a modern gymnasium Quito, Ecuador, indicate that war-like suming hi* flight at 9:26, heaped The body of Alma Kellner, aged 8 nounced, however, that he would be a preparation* between Peru and Ecua j southward, und landed within thv The annual horse rodeo had just been and swimming tank. years, who disappeared at SjL Louis contestant. He had planned to enter dor are being rapidly pushed forward, Ix'Undury of Manhattan Islandat 10:35. in this part of the country I’aulhan's flight from Ia/ndun to last December, was found buried in the New York-Albany race, but Curtiss completed and that a conflict seems inevitable. Model Farm Water Plant. before Mr. Hill's arrival, and after Manchester, 86 miles, exceeded the the bottom of an unused cistern. was too quick for him. In view of the fact that lx>th Peru Baker City—J. H. Baisley, a farmer the luncheon was over the party assem The announcement of the prize offer bled on the lawn, where the fine horses living west of the city, who has one «nd Ecuador hail accepted without re ' Curtiss feat for distance, hut not in About 75. Woodmen gathered in Ta H|M*e<l or in danger. The Frenchman’s ed for the New York-Chicago flight coma on Memorial Day and built a and mules of the Merrill ranch were j ■ of the most modern homes in Powder serve Secretary Knox’s proposition for : average was 14.3 miles an hour and was issued from the Times office late the Unit'll States, Brazil and Argen house for the widow of one of their passed before them for inspection. ' valley, has just completed a water sys below him lay English meadow land. members. They nearly finished the tonight as follows: Then the autos were boarded and a run tem that is first class in every respect. tina to m«liate between these two 1 Curtiss follow«! the winding course [of “ The New York Times announces countries in the matter of their bound house in one day. ' of ten miles down to Tulle lake was The water is piped about 6,000 feet that it has arranged with J. C. Shaffer, ary dispute, the State department offi the historic Hudson, with jutting head A Wisconsin man who has served of the Chicago Evening Post, for an , made, where a visit was paid to the from mountain springs, which not only rials are at a loss to understand their land*, wixxled slo|M-s and treacherous | palisade*. He swung high over the two years in prison for being implicat offer of $25,000 for an aeroplane race “Poplar Farm” owned by J. Frank guarantees a flow of pure mountain present attitude. great bridge at Poughkeepsie, dipped ed in the robbery of a bank and mur between Chicago and New York, the j Adams, the most noted horseman of water, but furnishes ample fire pro It was the understanding of the offi section, and his fine horses and tection, as the pressure is 100 pounds. I der of one of the directors, is now details of which will be announced this , brood mares afforded a sight for the cials that in opening the m«liation ut times within 50 feet of the river’s found to be innocent. later.” I projxisition they had of necessity ac j broad surface, and jockeyed like a fal- railroad man to understand where so i Creamery Ready for Business. cepted the condition* proposed hy the I con at the turns. A fire sale in a big department store many of Oregon’s extra good horses La Grande — The new creamery is offer, the principal one being the im- Only once did his craft show signa AIRSHIP WAR TEST PLANNED in Chicago ended in a riot, several are bred. ready for business. The machinery | mediate withdrawal of their urmies I of rebellion. This was off Storm King, women being knocked down and in- has all been tested and the plant is in from the common frontier. near West Point, when, at a height of Cannery Ready for Work. jured, the windows of the store smash- Aviator Hamilton to Take Explosives readiness for the season’s run. The nearly 1,000 feet a treacherous gust ed and the interior wrecked. Eugene—The Eugene Fruitgrowers’ machinery is of the latest and moHt Into Air With Him. struck his planes. The machine drop Rare Fossil* Sought for Museum association has ’a large force of men efficient type. ped 40 feet and tilted perilously, but Edwin Gould Jr., grandson of the New York, June 1. — Unusual inter New York, May 30. Two expedi I Curtis* kept his heud and by luiriut late Jay Gould, ran away from school. est was manifested today in the an employed getting the plant ready for tions from the American Museum of PORTLAND MARKETS. 1 manipulation restored the equilibrium lived on 15-cent meals, spent a night nouncement that government employes, the opening of the canning season. A Natural History will leave New York of the machine. on a board at the station house and who are planning on an airship flight large amount of money has been ex Wheat Track prices: Bluestem, next week for Montana and Wyoming, With his eyes and brain cleared of was finally returned to his home by test soon in Chickamauga Park, will pended on the cannery building since it 86<«87c; club, 82///83c; red Russian, in search of dinosaurs with three horns the cobwebs of sleep, he went with his was purchased from the Allen company the police. carry with them explosives to be drop early in the spring. The packing de 8M x 81 c ; valh-y, 86$. on each nose, and horses with four toes mechanician and a handful of specta Rabies among coyotes in Central ped at dummy targets situated in the partment has been moved to the base Barley Feed and brewing. $21,506/ to the foot. The museum scientists tors to Van Rennaelaer Island, in the Idaho is causing great alarm. The park. The test is to be given under ment of the building, where a good 22.50 per ton. hope to find specimens of both varie Hudson, three miles soutn of Albany, animals come into the towns and at the direction of Aviator Hamilton, and floor has been built and every conven Corn Whole. $33; cracked, $31 ton. ties. the party which is to search for where he was to start. Waiting at the tack dogs and live stock, as well as will be an attempt to prove the bene ience installed for the employes. The Hay—Track prices: Timothy, Wil fossils of the Cretaceous period going river brink was a special train charter people, and seem to have no fear. Sev fits of the airship in time of war. The big room on the ground floor formerly lamette valley. $200/21 per ton; East to Montana. The exfaxlition is in ed by tho New York Times for Mrs. eral persons have been bitten. test will be watched with great inter used as a packing rwm will be used ern Oregon, $22o/ 25; alfalfa, $16,500/ charge of Professor Barnum Brown, Curtiss and her party. From the train and he will have three or four help they could not see the actual start, but > 17.50; grain hay, $170/18. Arguments have been concluded in est by government officials as well as for other purposes. the world in general. Butter City creamery, extras 29c ers. A similar expedition will go to those on the island witnessed a re the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy. per pound; fancy outside creamery, Wyoming for researches in the evolu markable scene. Farmers Fence Much Land. Trouble is brewing over German in- 280/29c; store, 20c. Butter fat prices tion of the horse. Two or three fossil War In Iron Trades. With the signal that Curtiss win off, Klamath Falls — Within 30 days vasion of the financial field in Persia. Pittsburg, June 1.—In an attempt of there will not be a farm, with one ex average 1 'jc per [x/und under regular specimens of the eocemc age are need the special train of five cars and a lo ed to complete the museum ’ s chain British politicians are much worked the United States Steel corporation to ception, between this city and Midland I butter prices. comotive gathered impetus and sought, Eggs Fresh Oregon ranch, 23'./24c. showing the development of the horse to follow. But so quickly had he flown up over proposed changes in the cor- drive the iron and steel jobbers out of that will be unfenced. It is a matter Pork Fancy, 126; ^'.¿c per pound. from the creature no bigger than a dog that for 21 miles th" locomotive, run onation oath. business, a big war in the steel indus of but a year or so when it was possi- Veal—Fancy, 10'.¿0/11c per pound. to the swift aial graceful Sysonby, ning nearly a mile a minute, was un try has been precipitated, The sub- ble to drive from Klamath Falls to The bond issue to build the Lake Lambs Fancy, 80/10c per pound. , whose skeleton is one of the treasures able to catch up. Washington canal at Seattle has been sidiary companies of the steel trust Midland without following any of the Poultry Hens, 180/19c per pound; of the institution. are waging battle against the inde roads. Few realize the great change declared invalid. pendents by establishing retail ware that has taken place in this part of the broilers, 27O/3Oc; ducks, 186/23c; Grain Fields f ire Swept. A great grand-daughter of the great houses. One is in course of erection Klamath basin, but some idea may be geese, 12'._.c; turkeys, live, 20o/22c; Young Women Peel Bark. Chico, Cal., May 31. News haa Kentucky hunter, Daniel Boone, died in Pittsburg and another has been com gained from the improvements that dressed, 25c; squabs, $3 per dozen. Middletown, Cal., May 30.- Gertie been received here of the first serious Fresh Fruits Strawlierries, $1,750/ at Tualatin, Oregon. pleted at Waverly, N. J. Behind the have been made in fences alone. 2.75 per crate; apples, $1,500:3 per Nevins and Crystal I’arriot, robust grain fire of the Benson, in Butte coun A jealous dog in San Francisco near jobbers are several large iron and steel young women of Lake county, have ty. It occurred 10 miles south of box ¡.gooseberries, 6c per pound. taken a contract to peel tanbark and Chico, on the farm of E. Davis and ad ly killed his mistress when he saw her companies, including the Jone« & Work 33 Days on One Log. Potatoes Carload buying prices: Laughlin and the Republic company. petting a sick chicken. Tillamook The crew of Hadley Rus Oregon, 40O/.50c per hundred; new Cal have pitched camp on the side of joining placet, and burned over MOO sel shingle mill, which is owned by 0. ifornia, 2'20/3 c per pound; sweet po I Mount St. Helens, where they are hard acres of rip«' grain, worth about $40,- A Newport, Ore., man committed Comet Still Around. at. work. The young women peel as 000. Some of the grain was insured. W. Gilmore, worked from April 9 to tatoes, 4c. suicide by allowing the tide to carry Portland, June 1. — Halley ’ s comet, bark in a day as a great many Scores of farmers fought thv flames May 18, cutting 141,000 shingles out him out to sea on a small raft. Vegetables Artichokes, 600/75c per much apparently weary of coquetting with of one log 11 feet 10 inches in diam men do. They wear men’s clothing, for six hours before its progress whh dozen; 'asparagus, $1,250/2 per box; Chinese are protesting against the mother earth with uncertain and puz eter and 60 feet long. In order ¿o cut camp alone in the mountains, at least stopped. Many men were overcome acceptance of foreign railway loans by zling visions of its dimensions, is up the log it was necessary to blow it cabbage, 2' |0/,2,’.jc per pound; celery, i two miles from any other habitation, by the Intense heat nnd smoke and had communications written in their own showing itself nightly to all viewers into eight pieces with dynamite, the $3.500/4 per crate; head lettuce, 500/: 1 and are leading a “strenuous life,” to be carried from the fire, which trav per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 50co: > blood. with possibly more vividness than saw used being only eight feet in 60c $1 per box; green onions, 15c per doz-I with a pace that would make Rixjsevelt eled almost aa fust as a man could run. when it was closest to earth little more length. In cutting the log not over About 250 persons in Fort Collir.s, radishes 150:20c dozen; rhubarb, gash for breath. Any opinion that half a cord of timber was wasted. In en; Rice is Higher in China. Wyoming, were made sick by ptomaine than a week ago. 2'..0/3!^c per pound; spinach, 80/10c Surgeons Sew Up Gash in Heart. poisoning from eating ice cream at a interest in the wanderer has waned is felling the tree an arm 60 feet long per pound; rutabagas, $1.250/,1.50 Amoy, China, May 31.—The price belied by the crowds that go each night and four feet in diameter was broken Portland, May 30.--Holding a liv of rice has risen 60 per cent and the banquet. carrots, 85c0/$l; beets, $1.50; to viewpoints to obtain what they ex to splinters, not a bit of it being saved. sack; ing, pulsating human heart in the palm poor are unable to buy food. As u parsnips, 75c6/$l. Business men in Georgia offer to pay pect to be their last sight of the visitor. Onions -Oregon, $2 per hundred; of his hand, a surgeon at St. Vincent’s consequence of this a demonstration the president’s traveling expenses on To Build Stone Roads. Bermuda, $1,500/ 1.75 per crate; red, hospital deftly stitched togethi r the took place at. ChHtigchow. his Southern trip, over which congress Chinese Fear Outbreak. walls of a gash in its tip, waiting Owing to the practical failure of the Toledo — Road building machinery $1.75 per sack. is wrangling. Shanghai, June 1.—Chinese warships has been installed by the county court, Hops 1909 crop, 120/15c, accord tensely for every remission of the or rice crop in certain of the interior State Senator D. W. Holtslaw, of with troops have been dispatched to preparations at the quarry are being ing to quality; olds, nominal; 1910 con gan’s systole and diastole movements provinces this year, an almost prohibi to take each tiny ship in the pro tive price already prevails for the cer Illinois, has confessed that Senator Nanking in anticipation of a native rushed rapidly and the work of crush tracts, nominal. * Broderick paid him $2,500 to vote for outbreak against foreigners. The lat ing and placing the rock on the Toledo- Wool — Eastern Oregon, 1 10/ 17c cess. And the operator did it as a mat eal. A further advance means famine ter have been warned. The Chinese Siletz wagon road will be begun at, pound; valh-y, 160/.18c; mohair, choice, ter of course, a thing in the day’s conditions among the teeming coolies, Lorimer for U. S. senator. work, interesting, of course, but hard whose principal article of food is rice. soldiers now at Nanking will be re- James A. Patton lost about $ 1,200, - placed by the force from Shanghai, as once. When this modern road is com 320/33c pound. |y worthy of extraordinary comment. pleted other roads will be built and Cattle — Beef steers, hay fed, good 000 in one day speculating in wheat. they are not considered reliable in case soon Lincoln county will be noted for to choice, $5,750/ 6; fair to medium, Bear Lassoed From Auto. Canada to Breed Pheasants. Census figures show the average sal of need. Cody, Wyo., Ma 31. When n big her good roads, one of the essentials in $56/5.50; cows and heifers, gcxxl to ary of ministers to be about $663 per Vancouver, B. C., May 30.—This brown bear paused to look at an auto any county. choice, $50/ 5.50; fair to medium, $4.25 “Jim Crow” Not Passed On. year. 0/4.75; bulls, $3,500/4.25; stags, 4.50 summer 1,000 pheasants will be bred by mobile near the ranch of ,0. C. Rude- Klamath to Celebrate July 4-5. Washington, June 1.—An attempt to 0/5; calves, light, $66/7; heavy, $4.50 the provincial government in the Coast son at the foot of the Big Horn moun A Colorado cowboy carried his Klamath Falls Preparations are al O/.5.50. district for distribution here. Hereto tains today, Rudolph Rovlngo, the cow wounded partner 37 miles on horseback have the Supreme court of the United States pass upon the authority of ready being made for a celebration in Hogs -Top, $10,250/40.55; fair to fore the breeding has l/een done only boy chauffeur, holding the steering to receive medical attention. common carriers engaged in interstate this city on July 4 and 5. It is the in medium, $9.25619.55; by local enterprise, but now the gov wheel with one hand, lassoed bruin as Thieves have stolen the Minnesota commercne to make "jim crow” regu tention of the business men of the city Sheep—Best wethers, $40/4.25; fair ernment has established breeding head- the car swept past him. The captive coat of arms from the noted H ill stat lations met with failure when the court to make the jollification a record to good wethers $3,506/4; best ewes, |uart< rs at Chilliwack. The birds to was dragged to the Rudeson ranch and • ute in the exposition grounds at Se dismissed the so-called Chile’s appeal breaker. The Socialist encampment $3.25663.50; lambs choice $6667; fair be raised this year are all Mongolian is on exhibition there, with several bare spots on his coat. from its docket. will be in session here during this time. $5Q6. pheasants of the best breed. attle.