CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
INSURGENCY WINS,
Poindexter Carries Washington
Big Majorities.
by
Seattle, Sept. 14. — Insurgency
swept the state of Washington yester
day like a tidal wave.
Poindexter is
believed to have carried nearly every
county in the state, with the possible
exception of Pierce.
Late returns indicate that Warbur
ton, insurgent, has carried the Second
congressional district by a geod plural
ity over McCredie, incumbent.
Humphrey has been defeated in the
First district, and William La Fol
lette, of Pullman, a cousin of Senator
La Follette and an insurgent, has been
elected to succeed Poindexter.
The vote of King county, with 47,-
000 voters registered, was probably
only 30,000, and Poindexter's plurality
in the county is estimated at 6,000.
Poindexter carried Judge Burke’s
own preinccL
Incomplete returns from 30 polling
places in Pierce county and Tacoma
give Burke 41, Poindexter 1,376 and
Ashton 1,336.
At this rate Pierce
county will give Ashton a small major
ity.
Twenty-six precincts, city and coun
ty, in Pierce county, give McCredie
339, Claypool 338 and Warburton 1,-
333.
Poindexter's’plurality in Whatcom
county is estimated at 2,000.
Poindexter's plurality in Clallam
county is estimated at 300.
At Poindexter’s headquarters, his
lead is estimated as high as 30,000.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
CAR KERRY SINKS;
30 PERSONS PERLSII
TAFT WOULD
LOCATE LEAKS
Ludington, Mich, Sept. 10. Thirty
lives were lost today when Peru Mar
quette ferry No. 18, bound from 1-tsd-
Doings of the World at Large
Oregon Agricultural College Has Ex Fish Warden Clanton Reports on
i ng ton to Milwaukee, went to the bot Systematic Effort Will Ik Made
Work ot Hatchsriss.
pended *134,000 in Facilities.
Told in Brief.
tom of Lake Michigan. The dead In
to Cut Down Expenses
Salem Master Fish Warden Clanton clude Captain Peter Kilty, of Luding
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis.—Twenty-one new members on the in his report this month gives a com ton; 8. F. Sesepanek, of Chicago,
faculty roll, four new buildings on the plete statement of hatchery work parser and wireless operslor, whose
General Resume of Important Event»
President to Find Out Truth ot Ald
campus, and much additional equip throughout the state. He calls atten signals of distress brought assistance
Presented in Condensed Form
rich's Statement That *300,-
ment for the laboratories and class tion loathe fact tnat the fall closed sea to the sinking steamer, and two mem
000,000 Can Ba Saved.
for Our Busy Readers.
room» have been made necessary thia son went into . ffect on tho Columbia bers of the crew of car ferry No. 17,
year at the Oregon Agricultural col river August 25 and says no attempts who loot their lives in an effort to res
lege, which will register the students have so far been made to violate the cue the crew of No. 18.
Boverly, Maaa. A force of ex|a>rta
J. J. Hill »ays business men are fool
law.
for the fall semester September 23.
ish to entertain fears for the future.
Ely Colbean, of Saginaw, Mich., u will be put to work shortly in the de
Four deputy wardens patrol the riv- member of the crew of No. 18 , would partments of the government at Wash
Among the new men on the faculty,
Five persons have died of cholera at
er
constantly in launches, but tho at- make the 31st victim, but it is believ ington to locate the ” leaks". Taft
a
notable
addition
is
that
of
Dr.
E.
G.
Danzig, Prussia, and many more are
ill.
Peterson, of Cornell, to fill the chair of titude of moat of the fishermen, ac- ed he was not on board when No. 18 wants to know how much of the $300,.
bacteriology, left vacant by the resig cording to Mr. Clanton, seems to be to foundered.
The Southern Pacific has subscribed
The steamship company isaued a list 000,000 that Senator Aldrich says he
$40,000 to the New Orleans exposition
nation of Professor E. F. PernoL An uphold the law and allow the xalmon to of 45 names of survivors of the wreck, could save the government by conduet-
fund.
other appointment of interest is that pass up the rivers to the hatcheries all amembers of the crew, moat of iug it on business lines can really be
whom were brought here tonight on saved.
Railroad officials say increased
of Mrs. Anna Z. Crayne, a graduate of and natural spawning grounds.
freight rates nearly all goes back to
At the Bonneville hatchery, work Pere Marquette No. 17. Eight bodies
the University of Virginia, and of the
If it la possible to conduct the gov
were recovered.
the people.
St. Louis Medical college, as dean of on the retaining ponds, funds for which
ernment on the lines of a well run bus
Today
’
s
disaster
is
one
of
the
worst
were subscribed by the cannervmen
Fire destroyed an Alaska cannery.
women, to have charge of the social
president
and packers along the Columbia river, in the history of navigation on Lake iness establishment, the
together with $120,000 worth of freshly
activities, discipline and health of the is progressing rapidly. The hatchery Michigan. Tho car ferry Pere Mar- wants to know It. If not, why not.
packed salmon.
girl students of the college.
building, troughs and baskets have also quette No. 18 waa the flagship of a
Every department is to l>e gone
Cornell university receives $689,000
fleet of six steel car ferries owned and
been thoroughly overhauled.
Dr.
J.
F.
Morel,
of
the
Universities
through minutely. The wastes are to
out of the $832,859 estate of the late
operated
by
the
Pere
Marquette
Rail
At the McKenzie river hatchery, the
of Belgium and Paris, will have charge
be noted, lost motion located, duplica
Professor Goldwin Smith.
road company.
of the new department of veterinary egg-taking season is at its height, and
The boat was valued at $400,000, tiona marked and a rational economy
A hunter near Scappoose, Or., has
science, and G. R. Samson, of the 339,000 Chinook eggs have been se
and the cargo, which included 29 load made the watchword.
been missing several days, and it is be
United States department of agricul cured. Although the proa|>ects for a ed
cars, at $100,000 to $150.oon. The
large
take
are
not
as
encouraging
as
lieved he has become demented and is
ture, will be instructor in animal hus
At a meeting of the cabinet, which
total
loss will exceed $500,000, which
they
were
last
season,
owing
to
the
fleeing from his would-be rescuers.
bandry. H. S. Marks, also a Cornell
has
l>een called for Septuml>er 24, and
ia
fully
covered
by
inaurance
in
Lloyd's
man, will fill an instructorship in me low stage of water, Mr. Clanton says
Government authorities state that
which will be succeeded by a series of
he is confident that it will compare fa in England.
chanical
engineering,
while
J.
F.
Meis
within a hundred years the Indian will
“Ferry No. 18 sinking. Help!'' waa au h meetings from day to day, for a
STORM DAMAGES COTTON.
ter, a graduate of the same institution, vorably with that of former years be
be unknown, having by that time be
the
wireless nieaaage that brought w< ek, the matter of economy will l>e
the
last
salmon
has
lieen
spawned.
fore
will be instructor in electrical en
come completely merged into the white
the first news of the disaster to thia
The
Wallowa
river
hatchery,
like
the
gineering.
It
ot <> of the subjects discussed,
The
Crop on 250,000 Acres in Texas
race.
McKenzie, is feeling the effects of the city about 5 o’clock thia morning.
Ruined By Wind and Hail.
president
is
look
in,;
to
the
development
The
flash
was
repeated
continually
for
Witnesses in the sugar frauds trial
long dry spell.
BOULEVARD TO SEA IS PLAN.
of some practical plan whereby the end
Galveston, Tex.—A severe wind hail
say they never knew a weigher who
The hatchery work of the Salmon nearly an hour, but waa unsigned.
The cause of the disaster is a mys which he has in view may be accom
would not underweigh, if paid for it, and rain storm which swept over four Marshfield's Mayor Proposes to Ask river station has been interfered with
and never knew an importer who would or five counties did untold damage to
somewhat by forest fires, but no dam tery. Among the survivors tha con pli* ho I.
Property Owners for Land.
crops, especially to the cotton crop,
not pay for underweighing.
age has been done to the state's prop clusion seems to be’that tha car ferry’s
After the manner in which he went
which was either stripped from the
Marshfield
—
Construction
of
a
boule
erty.
Superintendent Holcomb reports after water compartment filled through
During the progress of a play at San fields by the wind or ruined by hail of
an open or broken deadlight, which was about selecting a stocks atal I mum I s com
vard
and
park
from
Marshfield
to
the
that
250,190
early
Chinook
eggs
have
Francisco, Margaret Illington, leading a size unprecedented in Burleson,
followed at the last minute by a burst mission, the president is proceeding
lady, was given a dose of ammonia, Brazos, Houston, Grimes and Walker sea will be approved by the city coun been taken there. Improvements have ing of bulkheads.
cil
if
the
co-operation
of
the
property
been
made
to
the
hatchery
on
the
carefully in the organisation of such a
full strength, instead of greatly dilut counties.
Leaving Ludington at 11:30 o'clock
owners concerned can be secured. The Trask and repairs have been made to
corjw
of eX|>erta that will enable him
ed, and was nearly strangled before
From report» just received it is es idea originated with Mayor Straw to tbe permanent trap and rack at the last night with a fair, but stiff, wind,
she discovered the mistake.
to
get
the best results with the $100,-
and
carrying
29
loaded
cars,
the
ferry
timated that the cotton crop was secure a strip of land 350 feet wide Yaquina hatchery, which was washed
Friends of Senator Lorimer are plan ruined on about 250,000 acres, which from the west end of the city straight away in freshets last year. The Alsea made good weather for five hours on 000 appropriated by the last congress.
ning a big banquet in his honor.
includes a few thousand acres of other through the timber to Tarheel point, river hatchery station is merely an ex its course to Milwaukee.
He already has had experience In forc
At 4:30 o’clock word was sent to ing economy in the executive depart
crops.
and to build down the center of the perimental station and is located about
Secretary Nagel is mentioned for a
In Burleson county, along the hill strip a fine roadway.
two miles above the head of tide on Captain Kilty that hia boat waa rapid ments of the government.
place on the Supreme court bench.
sides. thousands of acres of unpicked
The land is owned mostly by the Bear creek. Everett E. Cook has been ly making water aft and that the
He lopped off $10,000,000 from tho
pumps were unable to keep even with navy estimates last year, without in
President Estrada, of Nicaragua, cotton were beaten down by the hail Southern Pacific, the Southern Oregon placed in charge as superintendent.
the inflow. Kilty headed hie ship with juring the standards of the navy, and
proposes a new treaty with the United and Jater washed into the swelling company and the Cooe Bay Water com
all speed toward Sheboygan on the the army establiahment underwent a
States.
streams by the heavy rains.
pany, and these owners will be asked
More Delegates Appointed.
Wisconsin shore, and as the water
to donate the right of way. The road
A launch party of 15 Bellingham
Salem—Acting Governor Bowerman gained nine cars were dropped off the similar cuL lie has enforced economy
would
extend
through
beautiful
timber.
GOLD THEIVES WATCHED
people is missing, and it is feared they
has named the following additional del stern of the ferry to lighten her, but in other departments, and is constantly
are lost in a gale.
egates to the Farmers' National con this gave the vessel only alight and urging upon mem tiers of his cabinet
gress to lie held at Lincoln, Nebraska, temporary relief. At7:30ja. m. the the necessity for holding down their
Bears Work Havoc.
High society people composing the Detectives Suspect Alaskans and Wait
expenditures.
for Them to Dig Up Ingots.
Narragansett club of New York are on
Crescent—Bears, driven by the for commencing October 6: C. T. Losey, boat's buoyancy could no longer sus-
So far as is possible, it Is desired
Ironside;
H.
J.
Ward,
Vale;
Arthur
S.
trial for gambling.
Seattle—It is settled in the minds of est fires from their usual feeding King, Ontario; Sid Knight, Shcville; tain it, and she plunged beneath the to get some ea|>able and efficient offi
cial in each of the departments to offer
David Eccles, millionaire lumber detectives that the $57,000 robbery of grounds, are attacking sheep in the re J. H. Seward, Ontario; J. M. Butler, water.
a comprehensive plan for reform. It
man of Utah, will have to stand trial gold bullion in transit from Fairbanks serves near here. One herder stated Ontario; D. F. Murphy, Beulah; Wil
that
within
three
weeks
more
than
200
ACCUSED BRIBER CLEARED.
to Seattle was committed on the Yu
is not meant that this man »hall be a
for timber land frauds in Oregon.
liam
Jones,
Juntura;
Arthur
A.
Der
kon river steamer Tanana, and the men head out of a band of 2,000 had been rick, Brogan; A. E. Wade, Owyhee;
spy. But from his experience In the
gov-
Maine has elected a Democratic
who are supposed to have stolen the killed by bears, a loss of 10 per cenL
Weeps With Joy at Verdict and Em department It is believed he ought to
ernor and three representatives, and precious ingots are under surveillance. In the dark woods where the sheep John H. Vance, McDermit.
tie able to point out where there are
braces Lawyers.
may elect a Democratic U. S. senator.
are
bedded
down
for
the
night,
the
But the gold is buried in the earth,
duplications, waste or other loose bus
Carnival
for
Hood
River.
Chicago
—
Attorney
Ix*e
O'Neil
Railroads throughout the country the detectives say, and even if they ar bears sally out of the underbrush and
iness methods.
Hood River—The Hood River cornet Browne, of Ottawa, 111., legislative
report an average gain in earnings of rested the real criminals, they could by swift attack work havoc with the
minority leader, charged with bribery
10.1 per cent for August, as compared not convict them and they might not band and escape before the herders are band is planning to give a three days’ in connection with the election of Wil
*67,600 DISAPPEARS
recover the gold. So they purpose to able to train their rifles upon the ma street carnival in Hood River during liam Lorimer, of Chicago, to the Uni
with August 1909.
the
month
of
October.
Arnold
’
a
shows,
rauders. A change of feeding ground
Ten high officials of the Swift, Ar starve the thieves out; to watch them for the sheep apparently makes no dif of Portland, will probably be engaged ted States senate, was acquitted by a Gold Bullion From Alaska Replaced
By Lead Bars.
mour and Morris packing houses have until they dig up the gold and try to ference. for the bears follow after and and a number of other attractions jury in Judge Kersten’s division of the
been indicted for conspiracy and ille sell it. Any man who tries to sell are on the job as soon as darkness added.
criminal
court
The
jury,
which
took
Seattle—Gold bullion valued at $57,-
Tanana gold at any market in Alaska
gal monopoly.
eight ballots, was out 21 hours. On 500, part of a shipment of $170,000
or the United States will be held for falls. As a result, it is expected that
the
first
ballot
the
jury
stood
eight
to
from the Washington-Alaska Bank of
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Disastrous forest fires are sweeping examination. Reports of a second ex the sheepmen will remove their charges
four for acquittal.
The final juror Fairbanks, Alaska, to the Dexter-
from the forest reserves to the winter
Whatcom county, Washington, and press gold robbery are false.
standing out for conviction was won
range much earlier this year than last.
have burned many ranches and every
Wheat—Track prices export basis: over to sign the verdict of acquittal at Horton national bank of Seattle, on
the steamship Humboldt, was stolen in
house in the town of Hazelmere.
Bluestem, 93c; club, 86c; red Rsusian, 2:35 in the afternoon.
Man Tries to Eat Check,
transit and lead substituted In the
83c;
valley,
90c;
40-
fold,
88c;
Turkey
A Tacoma young woman, with only
Prune
Dryer
is
Burned.
The verdict was returned In open strong box that had contained the bul
Chico, Cal.—E. Conley, wanted for
red,
85/r/90c.
a dog and a horse for company, will forgery at Gridley, tried to eat one of
court a few minutes before 3 o'clock.
Roseburg—Igniting from a defee-
Barley—Feed and brewing, $21.50/n, Immediately the courtroom wax in an lion.
hold down a claim for 30 days in a the checks he had forged, that it might tive flue, the large prune dryer owned
The gold when it left Fairbanks on
wild and lonely spot near Dietrich, not be used as evidence against him. by Morris Webber and situated about 22.50 per ton.
uproar. It wax ten minutes before x Yukon river steamer for Dawson and
Hay
—
Track
prices:
Timothy,
Wil
Idaho.
bailiffs «topped the cheering.
Officers arrested him as a suspect and six miles north of Roseburg, burned to
White Horse was contained in three
lamette valley, $18r</ 19 per ton; East
w/xiden boxes and was in care of the
Colonel Roosevelt has finished his on trying to search him he put up a the ground last Sunday evening. The ern Orgeon, $20/«21; alfalfa, new, $14
stiff fight. From his inside pocket he dryer was filled to its capacity with
"Hush" Fund Discovered.
Alaska-Pacific Express company. When
Western tour.
pulled a slip of paper and began chew- fruit which was to have been ship;>ed 0/15; grain hay, $134il4.
New York—The charge that thou the boxes were opened by the Canadian
Corn — Whole, $32; cracked, $33.
Roosevelt compliments Pittsburg for ing it, but the officers choked him and to Portland and Seattle markets. The
Millstuff's—Bran, $20 pier ton; mid sands of dollars had l>een deposited to customs officers at Dawson the gold
putting the “higher-ups” in jail.
pried his mouth open with a jail key, building and drying equipment was
dlings,
$30; shorts, $210/22; rolled his credit by representatives of street bars were found to be as stated in the
The total attendance at the Live recovering the paper, which proved to valued at about $4,000, while the loss barley, $25f// 26.
railway interests was made before the express company’» papers.
be the check, considerably chewed, of fruit will probably bring the total
stock show in Portland was 46,000.
The boxes were opened again xt the
investigation committee of the legisla
Oats
—
New,
$28/0,28.50.
but all the more useful as evidence loss close to $8,000.
Mrs. Seligman, wife of a prominent against the prisoner.
Eggs- Oregon current receipts, 30f// ture against ex-Senator Gisxisell, of United States assay office in Seattle,
Orange county.
Extract» from the and one contained pigx of lead, not of
31c; candled, 32c.
New York merchant, will sing in grand
Fruit Fair for Hood River.
opera.
Butter—City creamery, xolifl pack, books of the brokerage firm of Eiling- gold. The seals of the box were in
Suspected Leper Found.
Hood River—The new fruit fair 35///36c per pound; prints, 37c; butter wood & Cunningham showed that In tact when it reached the office, and it
Admiral Eavns, endorses San Fran
New York—A man believed to be building proposed by the Hood River fat 36c; country store butter, 24'//25c. less than five years $24,800 wan placed wax evident that the robbery had been
cisco as the place for the Panama ex John Kokas, the Greek leper of Salt apple growers is now assured. The
Cheese Full cream, twins, 17fr(18c to the credit of the ex-senator and that committed by removing one end of the
position of 1915.
Lake City, who broke quarantine there, growers of the valley asked the citi per pound; Young America, 18///¡19c.
at least $13,300 of this amount had box. The gold wax insured against
been furnished by officials of street loss by the express company.
Nine men were killed by falling rock evaded interception in Chicago, and es zens of the city to aid the project in
Poultry
—
Hens,
16<//16^e;
spring«,
in an open cut which the Erie railroad caped eastward, was arrested here, as the sum of $5,000, and in a few hours 16/n 16^c; ducks, white, 16///517c; railway companies.
he was about to buy a ticket for the entire amount was subscribed at
Services Held on Steps.
is making at Jersey City, N. J.
geese, 230/25c; turkeys, live, 20c;
Greece. The man gave his name as the solicitation of a special committee.
New Policy is Adopted.
New York—Locked out of St. An
The Eucharist congress which has Peter Coropulas, of Salt Lake City, 30 A large brick building will be erected dressed, 21f//,25c; squabs, $3 per dozen.
Washington — Railroad companies, drews Protestant Episcopal church,
Pork—Fancy, 13c per pound.
just adjourned at Montreal chose Vi years old, and denied vigorously that at once and will be ready for the apple
Veal —Good, up to 140 pounds, 11c particularly thoae in the far West, will Brooklyn, of which he hxd been rector
enna as its next meeting place.
he was a leper. His appearance was fair to be held in October.
be prevented from securing lands to for 16 years, the Rev. William Ackley
per pound.
A prominent St. Louis man, a de hideous, and the hospital authorities
which they have no right by a new conducted the regular services Sunday
Green
Fruits-
-Apples,
new,
50cf/i
scendant of a wealthy family, will say they believe he is a leper.
Coburg Orchard is Sold.
$1.25 per box; plums, 40f//75c pears, policy inaugurated by Commissioner from the front stops. Gathered around
write a book exposing St. Louis so
Eugene—Benjamin F. Riddle, of 75cf/f$1.25; peaches, boxes, 30<//50c; Dennett, of the general land office. him, kneeling and with their heads un
Fails to Fly Over Irish Ssa.
ciety.
Medford, bought 25 acres of the Ar- lugs, $1.10///1.25; grapes, 50c///$1 per This policy consists in having a min covered, were 300 members of the con
London—Aviator Astor Loraine, who thur Roach apple orchard, paying $350 box, 20///25c per basket; watermelons, eral expert accompany parties engaged gregation who do not agree with the
Lorimer has resigned his member
ship in the Hamilton club, of Chicago, recently failed by 300 yards in his at per acre, or $10,500 for the tract. This $10/$1.25 per hundred; canteloupes, in surveying lands within the limits of vestry that the minister should be re
railroad grants to determine whether tired “because of his age and feeble
and a great loss of membership is tempt to fly across the Irish sea, an orchard is located near Coburg and is $1,050/ 2 per crate.
nounced that he will make another try planted mainly with Baldwin and Jona
Vegetables - Beans, 30/5c per pound; the lands contain minerals. If they do condition, mental and physical.” Or
scheduled to follow.
der waa perfect throughout the
during the coming week. Loraine’s than apples. Mr. Riddle says that the cabbage, 2J<c; cauliflower, $1.50 per the railroads have no title to them.
Gold bars to the value of $57,500 failure was due to defective soldering same orchard, if near Medford, could dozen; celery, 90c; corn, 12(^15c; cu
service.
disappeared in transit from Fairbanks, in his petrol tank. Although he ship not be bought for less than $1,000 per cumbers, 250/40c per box; eggplant, 6c
Honor Given to Stork.
Alaska, to Seattle, and lead bare were ped sufficient petrol for the trip, the acre.
Actor Flies Over Water.
Tulsa, Olahoma -Official recogni
per pound; garlic, 80/10c per pound;
found in their place.
tank developed a leak, which continued
London -Robert Ixirainx, the actor,
green onions, 15c per dozen; peppers, tion of the anti-race suicide tendency
The mother of Alfonso, of Spain^ during the last three miles of the trip,
6c per pound; radishes, 150/20c per of the people of Tulsa county, where all but accomplished an aeroplane
Gravenstein Trees Yield *47.
threatens to abandon the country per and Loraine was compelled to give up.
Hood River—Dr. W. R. Colley re dozen; squash, 40c per crate; toma the birth rate since statehood was es flight across the Irish channel Sunday.
manently, on account of the tactics of
ports the largest yield nt Gravenstein toes, 300/60c per box; carrots, $10/ tablished has overwhelmingly exceed Starting from Holyhead, Loraine di
Premier Canalejas in the religious con
Walsh Estate Not Great.
apples in the valley,
He packed 251 1.25; per sack; beets, $1.50; parsnips, ed the death rate, wax taken when the rected his course to Dublin. Although
troversy.
county commissioners adopted the he had trouble with his engine, he got
$1 07,1.25; turnips, $1.
Denver — The estate of the late boxes from eight 14-year old trees, It
Potatoes — New, $1.25///1.50 per stork as the emblematic bird of the within two miles of the Irish coast.
Pope Pius X takes extra precautions
will
be
interesting
to
know
that
the
county. A heroic statue of the Roose- The breaking of a wire forced him to
against the growth of modernism in Thomas F. Walsh, which had been ap fruit »old for $1.50 per box, or at the hundred.
proximated as high as $100,000,000,
veltian bird will adorn the facade of descend to the sea. He swam ashore
Onions—New, $1.75 per sack.
the church.
rate
of
$47.06
per
tree.
At
this
rate
was worth only $6,500,000, according
the new courthouse, which is to and his machine wax picked up by a
Livestock
—
Beef
steers,
good
to
The servants of the shah’s palace at to the inventory filed by Judge S. A. an acre containing 60 Gravenstein i choice, $50/ 5.50; fair to medium, $40/ be built at once.
steamer.
The distance across the
trees
would
bring
in
a
gross
return
of
Teheran, Persia, have gone on a strike Osborn, representing the estate. Of
channel is about 55 miles.
4.50; cows and heifers, good to choice,
between
$2,500
and
$3,000.
this valuation, $3,000,000 is Colorado
for wages due.
Balloon Goes 265 Miles.
$3,750/4.75; fair to medium, $3,250/;
Plot Against T. R. Feared.
An American diplomat declares this property.
Topeka, Kan., Sept. 10.—Word was
3.50; bulls, $3.500/;4; stags, good to
Schools for Klamath.
country may be forced to occupy or
choice, $40/4.25; calves, light $60/' received by telephone tonight from E.
Columbus, O.—Superintendent Ansel
Socialists Are Arrested.
annex the Panama canal country.
Klamath Falls—Three school build- 6.75; heavy, $3,750/5; hogs, top, $10 S. Cole Hint he and H. E. Honeywell, of Goodel Park, where Colonel Roose
A Jap at Chehalis, Wash., paid a
Salt Lake City—Six members of the ings being erected in Klamath county 0/10.40; fair to medium, $9,250/9.75; who went up in a balloon here at dark velt 8|>oke Sunday, has turned over to
fine of $525 to avoid going to the peni Socialist Labor party were arrested will be ready for occupancy by the sheep, best Mt. Adams wethers, $4o/( last night, landed at 10 a. m. today ten the police a siutcase containing a quan
tentiary for an attempted burglary.
here, one after another, while trying time for opening the fall term, which 4.15; beat valley wethers, $3,250/3.50; miles north of Panther, Oklahoma. tity of gunpowder, which had been
Al
Three men are known to be killed, to hold a street meeting at the comer is early in September. One of these fair to good wethers, $30/3.25; best The distance from here to Panther is found near the speaker’s atshd.
several injured and many missing as of Second South and State streets, in is at Bly, one on Tule lake in {the fnew valley ewes, $30/3.50; lambs, choice 265 miles. The trip wax made at the though it was reported that the suit
the result of an oil explosion on the defiance of the orders of the chief of Bohemian colony, and the other at Mt. Adams, $5.250/,5.50; choice valley rate of a fraction more thann 18 miles case also contained nitro glycerine and
lambs $5(//,5.25.
an hoar.
Henley.
dynamite, thia was denied.
battleship North Dakota.
police.
YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 23.
MANY EGGS SAVED.
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