tlu* farmer who now sell* his hay
aud grain to the wx>olgr«<wer at a,
profitable figure will have to *eek
other markets or will be compelled :
to reduce hl* price.
"Tne great west Is aide, when de !
President Frank W. Gooding, of Idaho,
veloiMwi. for many years to take care |
EXPERIMENT FARM FOR LAKE
Deliver* Able Aodre**.
LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.
of the growth o( the United States,
PORTLAND—"Sixty five dollars w as to furnish food and material for cloth
! the price I paid for the suit I am wear Ing the rapidly increasing city pupu Ru»k, cf Wallow*. Speaker; Ben Sall- Citizens Would Have Government
Ing Preaident of Sénat*.
Station in High Altitude.
ing on this platform this morning.'' ex latlon* of the east. With (he rapid j
in population in the United
claimed Dr. J. M. Wilson of Douglas, I increase
taikovlew—latke
County
peopl*
Stat.s, It will not be very Ion. be-1
Or” •,n” p
N’ MeAr
Wyo., in responding to the aJdresses fore every acre of laud within our I*1'“’. *|n*uker of the lust house, culled are out to get one of the gov
j oT welcome that had been made to borders available for cultivation and the twenty-sixth biennial session to eminent experiment stations that are
Tory Faction* Wranglv— Turn on
General Resume of Important Event! the delegates to the annual conven crop production will b«». taxed to it* ur,|er this morning at 10:10, Intro-
This
• ■
viiivi lin» uiMiuiiiK
iv. I”, mil»»' planned for eastern Oregon
Balfour—Irish Bugay to Furnlth
ut
niobi
to
provide
for
our
own
peo
*.
-
«
Presented In Condensed Form
tion of the National Woolgrowera’ ..... K»» L« it h.. n........ President Fletcher Homan, of
county with 2.500,090 acres of ng
i Pl« Even now It has become a ditti-
Rallying Cry.
for Our Busy Reader*.
! Association at the Armory, "and. i cult matter for the Aiuericau farmer* Willamette university. who offe rod rlgultural lands open to entry, of
ladies an*i gentlemen, all that the to raise Rufficieul foodstuffs of cer- ’ th«* prayer.
■ fers a field for development that la
| sheepman and woolgrower got out tain varieties to satisfy the national
Rimk, of Wallowa.
WAN elected seldom found In this duy when land
Loudon. Juii. 7,--Though liu io urn
Heavy snow stopped the town clock ' of it was $5 25. That Is all I have demand. In the interest of t he «le speaker of th«* house on the
1
first Is tiecoming scarce. Th« assistance itiillcutioiiH
the
tariff
o( tin* coming fiorev | hi |H-
veloprnent of the west, 1 teel thal the i
at Albany. Ore., by clogging the to say at this time on
of
government
ex|a*rts
In
advising
ballot,
receiving
35
votes.
Eaton,
of
i question.”
proposal to lease the public do mai u
leul struggle when Parliament re-op-
hands.
i Dr. Wilson Is a fluent and happy should meet with refusal
It Is not Lane, received 22 votes. W. Lewis those who lune had little or no ex <••* at th«* eml <>( .IuHilary, all toptca
Cincinnati loses her finest building. ! speaker, and being regarded as one fair to coming generations to stop the Thompson withdrew, but received perlene« In farming the lund that lor the moment mu submerged by
the chamber of commerce, by fire I of the brightest men rniong the development of the west, the settle
they settit* on will bo most produc- the recent tuittlu In Htepuey, in which
two votes.
loss about $1,000.000-
j flijck-masters. effort will be made to ment of the present waste places'
all of the military tor«**» In London
five of results.
Bon
Selling
was
<>lected
president
w««re <n11***1 out to capture a iiouso
A hurricane off the coast of West ' have him accept the honor of presi and the erection of homes where now of the senate this afternoon. receiving
An experimental station would be | li«*l*l by two robbera.
President only cattle roaiu.
4
Australia wrecked a pearling fleet dent of the association.
Bowerman received », of great usai st anca to the stockmen
I Gooding, who delivered his annual
1‘ubllc opilllou, oil the Whole, Jus-
W hile on the subject of leasiug of 17 votes.
and drowned 40 met».
! address having announced determin- public lands. 1 feel It would be well Wood 1. Miller 1 and Oliver I
' title* th«* tactlca of Winston Church-
James A. Farrell, of Brooklyn. has ■ edly that he will not be in position to call the attention of the conven Selling Is acting governor of Ore- that have used the Hinge Until It Ill. the Home Secretary, ami the
has been unable to reseed Itself. It
been selected to succeed W. E. Corey to fill the office for another term. Dr. tion to the question of what me gon by virtue of this election
police. Th** Britlhli approval Is made
Both houses were tn session this will also benefit those engaged in the more <-<*r(alii by the »clfcompla-
as president of the Steel trust.
Wilson's response ran In a humor- faddists’ term the ’conservatlor of
the production of fruits of all kinds.
morning
only
long
enough
to
effect
a
Senator LaFollette. of Wisconsin, ous vein and made a great hit with natural resources.' Apparently what , temporary organization.
for which the county Is famous The >'* nt critk-lHiiiH u( the German pro*».
All the »ame, (lie »p«**tuclu of (wo
is working for a law to limit election the thousand or more delegates gath- these people mean is that the na
value of the stale will be greatest
In
the
senate
there
was
no
contest
ered in the entertainment hall of tional resources should be nearly as
campaign expenses in that state,
by showing what Is the most pro (lv»p«*ra>l«M<» kix'plng «uch a ia»t
1
and
the
session
lasted
only
five
mln-
the Armory.
possible preserved In their in« sent
ductile crop to grow and what to for«-«* al oiiy produce* a mlHglvIng
A hotel clerk of El Paso. Tex., has
President Fred W. Gooding of the form, so that although pesple of tiles, when recess was moved uutll leave alone.
Senators Bourne and amounting ulmoat, Iu aome quarter*,
2
o
’
clock.
confessed that he was one of the national association, in delivering his I this generation may suffer aud be
Some of the Eligliah
Chamberlain,
and
< otigressiuch Haw to a paiil*
The house took a recess until I 30.
“robbers" who looted his hotel office address, took up the various ques retarded in development, those of
:•<•«* In «-very foreigner tn the Eatt «if
ley
and
Lafferty
will
be
asked
to
Jan. 5.
tions that confront the sheep and some future time may haie these after the temporary «peaker had air assist In the movement While there London u i*oieuiial anarchlHl, ami
isdiited his committees.
the myuterlou» murder on Clapliam
Eighty-five fishermen were carried wool industry and laid particular resources for their use and benefit
All doubt as to the success of seems to be a feeling that th*- station
Concretely I Selling disap|H-nred last night. Sev should be located in the largest valley Common, with the Inltiul letter "S'
out to sea at Astrakhan, Russia, on stress upon the necessity for the in uudlminished form,
an ice floe, and all are believed to retention of the duty on wool. He stated, the proposition is to lease the , oral senators claimed for llowertuan of the county Christmas luike. with Ciirved OI1 111« cheek» of (tie dead, In-
also urged closer cooperation among public lands and the water powers
have perished.
225.OUO acres of fertile lands yet the . K-am-H th*- tendency to believe it a
the men engaged in the industry’ and. belonging to the various Rocky moun < ame off the fence and declared for people of the county am not at all «i l*-i*pi* U'l anil (uiwerful aauuaam
Sinnott, of Wasco. Notting
Aviator Latham fell 30 feet at San i spoke for betterment iu transpor-1 tain and Pacific coast states and to Seiling
■ nd atiarc!il»( *x ganlxatlon.
Francisco, striking a barbed wire tation facilities and along other lines permit the public Umber to be cut ham. of Multnomah. Barrett, of selfish and desire It In the place that
Party politic*, of counie. enter* In
fence and wrecking his machine, but ( by which the industry can be brought and manufactured aud the coal iu Washington and Von Her Hellen, of the officials of the department of to the eoiilioveray. The Tori»» are
agriculture
feel
will
be
productive
of
,
Jackson
went
Into
the
Selling
camp
escaped unhurt.
I to a higher and more profitable stand I these states to be mined and used
Chewaucan valley with accusing the iJberal» of reducing the
in such |K>sltlve terms that Bower most gv>«l
Taft has ordered a “conspicuous ard. President Gooding is one of beneficially on the payment of a man had nothing left to hope for.
70,000 acres, Gooso Lake with 100,- act of I'urliament ngalnat alien* to
the
most
influential
sheep
and
wool
.
.
.
royalty only. It is a proposition to
reprimand" for Captain Sims, who
Temporary President Barrett up- 000 acres. Warner with 160,000 acres. nothing, while the Liberals retort
made a speech in London declaring I 1 men in the country* and has also other stop the growth of the west now slid i pointed Albee, Phase and Oliver as a Edith with 75,000 acres. Horse Moun tliut the defect lies In the act* them-
1
that the United States would help [ very large Interests in Idaho and the ’ to keep it in a state of vassalage to committee on credentials
Sinnott. tain with 50.000 acres are mentioned selves, which were clumsily contrived
Pacific northwest.
j the treasury of the United States
Great Britain in case of war.
by the Tori»* when they were in
|
KClIaher
and
Merryman
were
.
named as Ideal locations
The convention opened immediately , throughout the future.
power.
on
order
of
business.
Then
on
Big financiers maintain confidence after adjournment of the state associ
motion
“This program of the conservation-
Ther«> Is a general call for a great
in New York's troubled banks.
atlon, which was unable to finish Its | |sts |S neither wise nor just. The of Kellaher the senate took a recess
er reatrictiou of alien Immigration,
Contractor* Appropriate Road*.
until 2 oclocx.
Regular causus nominees win at work in one day. It was nearly 11 greatest duty that can confront you
Salem
Adam Ritchey, of Natron, but few will attempt to answer the
Washington state capitol and women o’clock when the national convention I either as individuals or as a uatiou,
GOVERNOR WEST INAUGURATED. has filed a complaint with the railroad unanswerable objections to any poa
are snubbed.
was called to order.
- is to provide comfort and happiuoss
»Utility of »uch a
rest ríe-
commission alleging that builders of tlous a» could keep
William
D.
Wheelwright
delivered
and prosperity for those now living,
bul an
Suffragettes raised a serious dis
the
new
Natron
branch
for
the
South
the address of welcome on behalf of rhe fulfillment of this duty Is not Senate Without Chaplain—Many Bills
Intlnlteslmal number
eri mln-
turbance at an anti-suffrage meeting Governor-elect
ern
Pacific
company
have
appropriated
Oswald West, who was i Incompatible with true conservation,
ala without ln<-lu<llng
mass Of
Introduced In Both ou*e*.
in New York.
(
1 the county road for several miles with ileservlng ones and
unable to be present. Mr. Wheel-
should not only use nature's re-
Or.
Jail.
in.
—
In
the
pre*-
Sab-m.
out providing the farmers with • good latid's traditional poll
An amendement to the Constitution wright said he knew nothing about sources in accomplishing this duty,
will be proposed providing for di wool, but realized that the industry ^ut should improve and develop enee of a distinguished assemblage substitute. The former read, accord rif. him to refiigi-« from dppa-«»loii.
rect election of senators.
was one of immense importance to [these resources wherever it is possi- in the hall of representative Is at the ing to Ritchey, was comparatively
Another ¡n<>pu<«iil Is io mnk«* more
state capitol, Oswald West t<«*k
i
the
Independent automobile manufac the world, and particularly to this ble to do so. There is no reason oath of office as governor of Ore- level ami in good »hn|«-, while the new difficult th*- right to carry arm», ami
read has steep gradi s and during the finally It 1» proposed to arm the
turers won in the Court of Appeals part of the country. City Attorney' w-hy this generation cannot make gon this afternoon
President Ben winter has been nearly impassable.
Frank S. Grant delivered an eloquent proper use of all the natural resources
police.
against the illegal trust.
Selling
of
the
state
senate
presided
address of welcome for Mayor Simon and then leave to posterity a better
over
the
joint
session
I
wo
of
the
Chinnock’» Suffnlvor Named.
National irrigation fund will be on behalf of the city, and presented and more productive country than
VENUS HAS SNAKES.
houses at the Inauguration and the
reapportioned and ft is expected Ore President Gooding with a gorgeous, we now have.
Salem —Robert Eakin, Jr., son of
oath
was
administered
by
Chief
.1
us-
gon will get her fair share.
bouquet of Portland roses. William
"Let us engage in practical conser
Chief Justice Robert Eakin, of the Su Profewor Pickering, of
Harvard,
flee Eaton.
preme Is-nch of this state, has been
Defining legal and illegal restraint MacMasters. president of the Cham vation—providing for those now here
Support* View* of Coast Man.
The
reading
of
a
long
message
ber
of
Commerce,
bid
them
welcome
as
well
as
for
those
who
are
to
come.
of trusts occupied the attention of
from Jay Bowerman, late acting gov appointed secretary of the water board
Cambridge Professor William H.
the court for a day in the Tobacco on behalf of the chamber and touched Conserve our public lands by favoring ernor, preceded the delivery of Gov- of control to succeed James T, Chin
upon
Portland
as
a
steadily
increas
Pickering, <>f Harvard observatory, I*
the homeseeker, and our timber by
trust suit
nock,
who
was
elected
water
commis
ing market for the products of the regulating its cutting and manufac • rnor West’s Inaugural addre hs The
Interested in th** recent statement of
The house sustained Speaker Can- flockmasters. C. C Chapman, man ture. Conserve our coal resources by new governor was heartily gr* ■cteii sioner in November and who has just Dr. J. J. Hee. of Muro Isl-iml observ
*
anil assumed his duties.
non in reversing fta cwn order of! ager of the Portland Commercial the development of our water powers.
story, that higher forms of life exist
last March, thus giving him a tern-1 Club, extended the welcome of the Let us construct dams for the storage his clear-cut speech was received with
on t he planet Venus.
applause.
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
porary victory.
people of Portland and the club, say ; of otherwise waste water thus tak-
Th« Harvard Havant has held ten
The senate having opened two ses
tatively fur many years that animal
A deadlock is threatened in the ing that the city was wide open, that j jng off the (>eaks of the floods of our slons without prayer, realized Its
Wheat Track prices: Blueatem, 83 life has been In existence on Venus
Idaho legislature because of an open the business men had contributed lib- ‘ western rivers, preventing havoc and m-ed this morning and Ins it’ d the
rupture between Governor Hawley erally to entertain the guests, and destruction, providing water during ministers of Salem to petition the (4831*6; club, 81(4'81 J*c; red Russian, u,,d Hint the surface of the planet Is
that'thev wanted them to enjoy every the low water season for the Irriga
composed principally of steaming
79c; valley, 82c; 40-fold, 82«i82*yc.
and the Republicans.
An
feature that had been prepared for tion of our arid lands and the de- throne of grace In Its behalf
swam|>s which abound with reptilian
Barley-
Feed,
«23
per
ton;
brew
California is having the dryest them to the fullest extent, and not to | veloprnent of electric energy. Water effort to have a law digest furnished
creature* of antediluvian iierfod*.
ing. 124(425.
winter in years and is badly in need overlook anything.
I is not diminished by use. Let us each senator at «7.50 each was turned
The professor also has certain the
Millstuffs Bran, «23.50«! 24.50 per
down
Many-
bills
were
introduced,
of rain.
About 200 delegates arrived from i only use this and other resources
ories on the geographical proclivities
__ ______ __ of which
_____ was
___ ton; middlings, «31; shorts, «25.50(4
the
more
Important
on the moon, but does not care to
High winds at Chicago killed one Idaho, and more are following with wisely and there will be an abund that fixing thé length of firecrackers ! 26.50; rolled barley, »25«! 26.
ance for the future.
discuss them.
Concerning Venus,
man. Injured many others, and did every incoming train.
Wil-
at
not
to
exceed
254
Inches,
providing
Hay
Track
prices;
Timothv,
The address o fPresident Frank W
Professor Pickering says:
"I feel that ft would be imposst’i!»
much property damage.
for
rotation
of
names
on
election
hal
lamette
valley,
«19«!
20
per
top;
E ast
Gooding of Idaho was an able discus to accurately estimate the actual loss
"Certainly there are many physical
A California legislator would foroe sion of the traiff question as affecting of sheep from the depredations of lots and iiermlttlng counties to build ern Oregon, »21(422; alfalfa, ili; reasons for thinking that If any other
railroads to furnish cars where or wool and conservation. President coyotes, wild cats and other precatory pauper hospitals______________________ grain hay. «14.50(415.50; clover. S13 planet ts-sldes the earth Is Inhabited.
The house meet for about an hour «014.
dered or pay demurrage.
Gooding is one of the heavy sheep animals in the United States yearly.
It Is probably Venus. It is about the
this
morning
creating an
opportunity
•i.------
---------------------
------------
........
Corn-Whole, »29; cracked. «30 ton. same size as the earth and Its density
A cloudburst flooded the city of raisers of the west and was a mem To give some Idea of how great this to open the flood gates for the recep
Oats—No. 1 white, «28 per ton.
Is about the same
Venus seems
Pittsburg at 4 p. m., Sunday and ber of the legislative commitee which loss must be. the experience of my tion of bills and hearing the an
spent a large part of last winter at I own state of Idaho is told. During
Apple*—Waxen, 50c«! 11 per box; more capable of sup|>ortlng life than
made the city dark as at night
nouncement
of
additional
committees
Washington, looking after tariff leg the past year the State of Idaho has
Baldwin, 75c(4»L25; Northern Spy, any other planet except the earth.
A Harvard professor declares Ven- islation. In part, President Gooding paid a bounty for the destruction of from Speaker John P. Rusk Seven 60e(4«1.25; Snow, $1.25; Red Cheek
teen
proposed
measures
reached
the
us is covered with swamps and said:
8000 TRESPASSERS DIE.
10,000 coyotes and other predatory
Pippin, »1(41.25;
Winter Banana,
marshes and supports a variety of
"Since the passage of the Payne- animals If it Is admitted that eacil clerks desk’ with a couple of score «1.75(42; Spitzenberg, «1.25«! 1.75;
reptilian life.
Aldrich tariff law, there has been a of these animals killed six shoep prior In preparation.
Pennsylvania Road to Wage Cam
In the house only matters of rou Yellow Newtown, »1.75.
persistent and malignant assault upon to being oestroyed, it would maks a
paign to Prevent These Death*.
Poultry
Live:
Hens,
1
18c;
springs,
A California millionaire has pur the tariff schedules designed to pro
tine nature were taken up. Tlu-re
chased an entire town and consider tect the industry of wool growing. total loss of 60,000 sheep in 'dilio was a flood of hills, the first being 17'.,«; turkeys, 20«/21c; ducks, 22c;
Chicago
Eight thousand trespass
able land adjoining, and will make it Some magazines and newspapers have during the past year from thiB source against white slavery, the second to geese,
14c.
Dressed:
Turkeys, <-rs were killed on the Pennsylvania
»■one.
I
do
not
think
any
western
a model city.
Railroad during the year 1910 and
been filled with articles conceived in sheep mar will feel that these fig abolish capital punishment and the choice, 25c.
Eggs Oregon ranch, candled, 36(4 this enormous total has led the rail
Ex-Senator Foraker explains that Ignorance and prejudice, and which ‘ ures are too high. If we allow for third to make June 12 Columbus day
Shortly before 2 o’clock Senators 37c; Eastern, 28«/i30c.
road rompany to announce n deter
no treaty with Great Britain inter were designed to poison the public' only 10 distinctively sheep growing
Joseph and Oliver and Renresenta
Butter — City creamery, extras, 1 mined campaign to keep those who
fere in any way with the fortification mind against the woolgrowers.
states in the west, the lass would fives Mahoney, Eaton and Shaw es
and 2 pound prints, in boxes, 35c per have no right there off It* tracks
“Unless these misrepresentations amount to half a million sheep and
of the Panama canal.
corted the members of the supreme [Kiund; less than boxes, cartons and de and Its trains.
A young couple in Maryland died are answered, the flockmaster will lambs annually.
court to the speaker’s rostrum and a
In addition to the 8000 trespass
“Nor is this the only, nor possibly few minutes later Senators Bean and livery extra.
from some mysterious poisoning on [ find his industry threatened with de-
era killed on the line during the past
I
struction.
This
assault
has
been
.
suffered
from
the
Pork
—
Fancy,
11(411
54c
per
pound.
the
greatest
loss
the eve of their wedding, and it Is
about by the selfish warfare i depredations of wild animals, Game Miller and Representatives Bone
Veal—Fancy, 85 to 125 [>ound*, 13(4 year a like number were Injured.
now believed they were murdered. I brought
Being trespassers. the Pennsylvania
that is on between the manufacturers birds and game animals, the eggs of brake. Buchanan and Derby brought 14c per pound.
Company was not liable for the
A daughter of Speaker Cannon 1 of carded woolen goods and the man birds, domestic fowls and other live Governor-elect West to the house.
Green Fruita- -Pears, «1.250/2 fier deaths, but officials! were appalled nt
laughs at the report of a fortune be ufacturers of worsteds.
They are stocks are all preyed • n by the pre
box; grapes, 7ficfri«l; cranberries, «12 the number. Orders have gone'forth
Raise Round-Up Fund.
ing left to her father by a friend I constantly quarreling over schedule datory beasts. It is estimated that
«! 12.50 per barrel.
to nil officials and employes of the
in India, and declares the matter is K as the wool tariff is known. It coyotes, wolves, wild cats and other
Pendleton.—"Twelve thousand do!-
Vegetables Beans, 2^e per pound;
but a joke.
seems to be unsatisfactory to the wild animals every year kill more ' lars for the Roundup, let'er buck.” cabbage, «1.25«/1.50 per hundred; system urging that all trespassers
be kept off the company’s property.
A Los Angeles judge has forbidden woolen manufacturers of the United game than is killed by all the hunt Such slogan would epitomize the enuliflower, »10/1,50 per dozen; cel
finance
commit
meeting
held
by
the
States.
ers
in
the
United
States.
report
in
grand
jury
to
make
a
the
“There is no doubt that schedule | “Under the bounty laws at present tee and board of control of the ery, California, «3.250/3.50 per crate;
Steal Horses’ Tails for "Rats.”
the Times dynamite case, and de
K
is the hardest to understand of any in force in a number of the western Round-up association, with large rep- hothouse lettuce, »1(41.25 per box;
dares such a report would be con
Tais Angeles.—The constantly In
peppers, 15c per pound; pumpkins, 10/
resenfatlon
of
business
men
of
Pen
of
the
tariff
schedules.
I
believe
I
states,
the
hountles
paid
are
taxed
-
trary to law.
lO/l'ic; tomatoes, creasing demand from women for
am safe In saying that not more than [ entirely against the livestock In dleton. for th« purpose of discussing 154c; squash,
An expert examination of the wreck one sheepman In a thousand under- * dustry. This I feel is a matter which methods for financing the purchase »1.75 per box; carrots, «10/1.25 per "rats,” puffs and curls fa responsible
of the aeroplane In which Moissant stands or knows anything at all of should be remedied. The destruction and Improvements of ground for the hundred; parsnips, «1(41.25; turnips, for a new class of criminals, ac
was killed shows the machine to schedule K. From my observation 1 of these animals is a general benefit annual frontier exhibition. The result »1; beets, »1.25(41.50.
cording Io the local police, who aro
have been in good order and exon believe there are very few congress-: and should be accomplished through of this discussion was the dividing
Potatoes — Oregon, jobbing price, seeking a man who Is alleged to cut
erates the mechanicians from any men or senators who understand a general effort and paid for from of th« city Into 10 districts, each one »1.25(41.35 per hundred.
off horses' tails to get "false" hair.
blame.
this most imiiortant schedule.
funds created by general taxation.
j of which is to bo canvassed thor-
Onions— Buying prices, »1.40 per Owners of horses have reported that
“If through any neglect of this as-! “It is not difficult to find excellent I ottghly by a separate commit!» for hundred.
their animals aro being mysteriously
Citizens of Houstonia, Mo., heard
five distinct explosions during the soclatlon to assist the tariff commis-i reasons for making uniform the law subscriptions to the round-up fund In
Cattle — Prime steers, »6.75(47.50; "bobbed ’’ The owners do not want
night but paid no attention to them, sfon to a competent understanding of providing for the payment of bounties a whirlwind campaign, which Is to good to choice »6(1/6.50; fair to good, to be blamed for the clipping, as a
law of the
“
state prevents the dock
but in the morning discovered that this important matter, and in that on the killing of predatory animals begin Tuesday and continue three »5.25(45.75; common,
»4.50(4 5.25; Ing of horses' tails. In one dav 17
the bank had been looted and all way the tariff tinkers are enabled to As Is now the case, in one state, the days
Twelve thousand dollars Is the I choice to prime cows, «5.50(45.75; horses were deprived of their tails.
wires leading out of town had been put wool on the free list, we will have feet of the animal are indications of
only ourselves to blame. And our its destruction, in another the scalp amount needed to make the first I good to choice, »5(4/5.50; fair to good,
cut.
flocks will lie reduced proportionately, is taken, while in perhaps a third the imvment on the grounds recently pur «4.50(45; common to fair, »20/4; good
Twenty-two indictments have been , as fhey were under the free trade tail Is called for. ~
Because of this ' chased and construct the track, to choice heifers, »4.75(45; fair to! Says Natives Are Good Fighter*.
returned In the Los Angeles Times Wilson bill, from 45,000,000 to 36,- lack of uniformity, It has long been grandstand and bleachers, and from good, 4.500/l»4.75; common to fair,
Washington.—Should an temergency
dynamiting case
j 000,000. The selling value of wool known that, two or more bounties are sentiments expressed al the meeting »4(4.4.25; choice to good fat bulls, arise, the United States would have
Senator Bourne advises Arizona to will drop to 7 or 8 centi> per often collected for the death of one last night It will be the easiest «12,- »4.250/4.50; fair to good fat bulls, to depend upon native troops to
adopt her proposed constitution re pound, sheep will bo reduced In animal and the slayer Is still leit with 000 over obtained In tills city for a »3.500/4; common bulls, «2.50(43.25; protect the Ph 111 ppi nos, according to
public enterprise.
selling value at. least one-half, and the pelt to sell.”
gardless of Taft’s objections.
good to choice light calves, «7(47.50; the annual report of Brigadier-
fair to good, »6.50(47; good to choice Gonernl John G. Pershing, comman
Maine has repealed Its prohibition
Commercial Life Fail*.
Mail Bags Disappear.
heavy calves, «5.25(46; fair to good, der of the Department of Mindanao.
, Jackson Wants Better Roads.
law.
San Francisco—Three bags of regis-! Los Angeles—After forsaking the
»4.750/5.25; common calve*, «3.76(4 The natives .would respond loyally,
Portland
—
"The
|>ooplo
of
my
sec
A California legislator will en
i tered mail with contents valued at ap ministry for the.calling of commercial,
4.75; good to choice stags, $4.5007 5; too, the general says. Pershing sug-
deavor to put through a bill prohibit
gests that the native scouts bo used
agent for the Salt Lake route at Santa : tion of the state are Interested par fair to good, «40/.4.50.
proximately
«50,000
stolen
from
the
ing aliens from owning land In that
as a nucleus for a native standing
Ana, O. L. Moore found that love for tfcnlarly In the subject of road con
Hogs-Choice,
$8.750/9;
good
to
government
while
on
the
way
from
army.
state.
said
Representative-elect
struction,"
choice, «8,56(0 8.75.
New York business men will estab San Francisco to Oakland, is engaging the ministry was too strong and his
Sheep -Y< srling wethers, grain fed,
Another Bomb for Alfonso.
lish a commercial court, In which all the attention of more than a score of resignation has just been handed to Eggleston, of Jackson County, at the
_____
__ ______
______ any leg- «4.75(45; old wethers, grain fed, «4.25
The Frank H. Adams, general agent of the__
Imperial.
"We
will welcome
business disputes will be settled vol local and Federal detectives.
Madrid.—King Alfonso on Monday
mail bags were stolen separately. company. Mr. Moore, will take up |H|af|on fhat will aid counties In pro- (44.50; choice ewes, grain fed, «8.75(4 Issued an official denial of the report
untarily.
Improvements. Better 4.75; feeders, »2.25«/.'); choice lambs, that an attempt to assassinate him
John Sullivan, ex-police chief of The first was taken on the night of the duties of a Methodist minister at ,notjnR
Spokane, was shot by an assassin, December 25, jthe second disappeared ( Spokane, Wash., Mr. Moore took up roads are needed In our county and grain fed, «6.50(47; good to choice, was made recently. On hoard the
who fired through the window of two days later, and the third was stol- railroading and found his salary was - the people are willing to contribute grain fed, «6(46.50; poor lambs, «4.95 yncht Glralda he arrived at Melilla
not sufficient to make ends meet.
| their share towards the cost.”
en either December 29 or 30.
Sullivan's home.
and disembarked.
I i®5.
CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
WOOL CROWERS MUET
AND DISCI SS TARIFF LAW
ALARM BRITAIN
Demand Is Made for (¡realer
Restriction of Immigration.