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EXTRA SESSION FOR TARIFF ONLY WOMEN PLASTERED WITH MUD. Wilson's Message to Dwell on Need for Revision April 7 Date. Tan Thousand Men Attack Suffragist Speakers. FUSED BY TURKS Washington, D C.—The extra ses IA>ndon. — The suffragrettes who sion of Congress called by President 1 I I—■■■■■ W again attempted to hold a Sunday aft Wilson to assemble April 7. will begin ernoon ineellnK In Hyde Park wore . . . with nothing but tho tariff revision mobbed by a crowd of 10,000 persona. bills before it. This fact was made NEW BRIDGE IS DEDICATED SEASIDE LOGGERS BUSY. They were pelted with clods. oranges I clear in a statement by Representa and other missile«, and when the po tive Underwood, chairman of the house Linn and Benton Counties Open Timber Industry Along Cosst Takes on lice were escorting them from the committee on wavs and means. Until Active Phase. acene the rlotera tore off tho hats and $70,000 Willamette Span. President Wilson advocates jury re the legislation is well under way in SEASIDE The logging Industry tu cloaks of tho women, and eveu struck Greeks Capture 1570 Melt and .'Ml Of. Corvallis Benton county ’ s $70,000 form. the house, no general committees will ffeera Europ«* Considers De steel bridge across the Willamette and around Seaside, long dormant, will some of them In the face. Fourth annual automobile show be made and no other legislative sub river at this city, complete«! a month open within n few days. Olson broth Tho trouble began when "General'' mand Extravagant. opens in Portland. jects will be taken up. ago, was dedicated with appropriate ers. the well known loggers from Little Mrs. Flora Drummond mounted a The president specified no subject Ex-President Taft has resigned as a ceremonies. With the city’« business Falls and the Lewis River, have just wagon and started to »¡»oak to tho member of Yale University corpora for the extra session In his proclama section brightened with holiday deco completed cruising the timber which great assemblage, which was largely Umdon.—There 1« no prospect for tion. tion, but it is fully understood that rations, a parade of county and city lies in tho hills about two and a half made up of youths who had armed acceptance by Turkey of tho peace circulated in Petitions are being i his message to congress at Its opening | officials, headed by the Oregon Agri Seaside, Ore., for the recall of Its I will dwell upon the need of tariff re cultural college cadets and company miles west of Seaside and have closed themselves with ammunition of varl terms an proposed by the allien. Dis- mayor. D, Oregon National guard, marched a two-year coutract for logging off the ous descriptions or with trumpets, patches from Constantinople say the vision. mouth organa and bells. lending members of tho committee of across the bridge at noon, where the timber. A party of explorers left Philadel-i If the currency. Philippine lndept*nd- Her appearance at the front of the union und progress have decided that Three donkey engines will be placed phia recently to explore the Amazon ence. Alaskan affairs, woman suffrage procession was joined by the county River. or other pressing questions Anally are I court of Linn county and the return In operation at once and between 50 platform was tho signal for an out- the conditions cannot bo accepted, and Woman rebel leader in Mexican rev- forced upon the attention of congress. j trip made. County Judge Moses gave and 60 men will bo employed In the burst of deafening noise and a boni It Is understood Hint the Council of olution is killed while charging fed- it will be only after the Democratic a brief address. He was followed by logging camp. Already the Olaon bardment of missiles. She had hardly •Ministers has adopted the name view. eralists. leaders of the two houses and the .Major J. F. Yates. brothers have in sight some 15,000,000 uttered a word when a clod of turf Tho Grand Vizier, Mahmoud Shofket .... . „ .__ president are convinced that the suo A large crowd of people represent- Charges of bribery have been made eeg8 of tariff rev|,lon is Mgllred> Pasha, visited tho Red Crescent So ing every section of Benton county feet of timber to cut. This does not struck here on the mouth. in the senatorial election in Ne • | The senate committees are organized Mrs. Drummond maintained her ciety and begged tho members to con visited the new bridge, and also in embrace all the standing timber in Hampshire. for work and will take up the prelim- that locality, but It Is expected that good nature, smiled at her tormentors tinue their efforts, as the government spected Oregon Electric equipment once the logging eamp is install, u. and continued her speech amid a ver was resolved to continue tho war. Secretary of State W J Bryan spoke brought to the east end of the bridge All other capitals and among tho in favor of the Home Rule bill, on St. **on ear'-v in April. A general agree for the occasion. The Oregon Elec others owning standing timber In that itable tornado of abuse, catcalls, rug ment exists, however, to keep general ' neighborhood will cotuo forward and time choruses and cries of "Go home ambassadors In London tho allies' de Patrick's Day. tric ’ s temporary branch is completed \ subjects out of active discussion, while sell their holdings. mands are considered extravagant, es rour children ' to the Linn county side of the bridge, The tract of timber along the rldgo to For Special session of Congress is called tariff legislation is under way. half an hour tho crowds shouted, pecially with regard to the payment The tariff legislation, now being I a passenger station has been complet is mostly hemlock and spruce. for April 7 by President Wilson, to act sang and pelted the suffrngette com- of Indemnity und tho cession of Scutari completed by the ways and means com-1 ed and an electric train was there for Olson brothers' contract calls for muiider In-chlef, whose clothes soon and the Aegean Islands on the tariff only. mittee. will be submitted to the Demo-| inspection of the people. The Oregon the delivery of the logs at Warrenton. In tho /meantime agitation against a mass of mud. At last Mrs Pacific Coast phone men vote cratic caucus before the session opens Electric expects to operate cars from They will be rafted down Sc I ppi non were Bulgaria continues In Greece. Tho Drummonds s|>eech, of which not a against striking and accept the 25 The Democrats of the ways and | and delivered to Leander Lebeck. word was audible, came to an end and Greeks In Thraco and Eastern Mace means committee adjourned after dis-: the east end of the bridge immediate- cents advance offered. An effort Is being made to start the a younger woman took her place. She donia have sent a petition to Athens ly- cussing a revision of the intricacies. Seaside sawmills, if this mill Is opened Dr. Friedmann, discoverer of the tu of customs enforcement in the admin-! This new bridge will open up a the logs will be sent to the mill at fared no better, and the police, rralU- acainat tb«ir tacorporatioa by Bui berculosis cure, has offered to treat all istrative sections of the tariff and i large territory of fertile land tribu- S«aside. If not. they will bo sold to Ing the danger tho women wore tn. garla. Premier Venlxi-los, In reply, called upon tho chalrmun to close tho boldly declared that ho long ago hail poor free of charge. informally discussing the income tax i tary to Corvallis, Whlle Benton either Astoria or Portlnnd mills. The meeting. notified the aillos that Greece laid no plan in a general way without attempt county put up the bulk of the bridge new logging camp means Increased i A large force of police, mounted ami claim of Thraco. Thia announcement, Louis W. Hill, of the Great Northern ing to reach a decision as to that new railroad, says their lines will not be revenue raising scheme designed to expense, Linn county and citizens of business for Seaside. Eleven families I afoot, drew In about the suffragette mode In tho Chamber of Deputies, Linn living within three miles of the have come here with the purpose of wagon, and under the escort the wom aroused vigorous protests. extended to San Francisco. add perhaps $100,000,000 to the treas- ; bridge have contributed about $3000 settling and have rented homes. The en were led out of tho park. With tho Improvement In weather camp will be so situated that the em conditions, the armies In the Near East The Chief of Police of Cleveland, urv funds. toward its final completion. While the income tax details hinge J ployes of the catup will be able to live have become moro active, nithough Ohio, has been found guilty of im STORM HALTS RESCUE. at Seaside, and at the same time be thus far no nows of a pitched battle morality and has resigned his office. upon the final estimate of the probable revenue from the 14 schedules, the dis- . BIC. BUILDING PLANS START employed at the logging caiup. of any Importance has come through An Ohio state representative has in position of the committee majority -is j According to official reports Issued Exploration Ship Aurora Returns to troduced a bill which fixes modes for to inaugurate a system with probably Syndicate to Construct 100 Modern MODERN DAIRY IS PLANNED. nt Hoffa, the Bulgarians and Turks at Tasmania With 24 of 32 women's wearing apparel, and asks a 1 per cent tax on a minimum of TchataIJn hnvo had reconnoitering par Houses on Coos Bay. that a state board of three men be $5,000 annual income with the idea Members. ties In collision. In one case a rather Umatilla Farmers Heavy Shippers of named by governor to decide correct that the tax may be susceptible to a Hobart. Tasmania. — Tho Antarctic! sharp engagement resulted Two Bul Marshfield- Part of the plans of the lowering of the income minimum or a Milk to Portland. dress. exploration ship Aurora has returned garian parties sent out In the direc raising of the tax percentage, or both, syndicate, which is represented by W. tion of Akalon took a redoubt to the Commodore Perry's flagship, Niag if conditions necessitate after the plan J. Wilsey, with its recent purchase of| PENDLETON—The work of-build here with 24 out of the 32 members of east of that village at tli<- ¡o'ut of the the Kinney holdings here, was made ing an up-to-date and absolutely sani-' the expedition commanded by Dr bayonet. ara. recently lifted from the bottom of is floated. Lake Erie, after scores of years, is The big fight pending now is the public Thursday when it was an tary dairy, and providing the best reg Tho Turks, having been reinforced, within 50 feet of shore and stands always controversial schedule “K.” the nounced that it would immediately be I istered Holstein cows to be had in the | Douglas Mawson. The Aurora will re tried to recapture tho redoubt, but In main here until the Antarctic Spring, eight feet out of water. It is well pre big wool schedule, in which a final vote gin work on the construction of 100 the attack lost :?m «lend lid wounded, served and will be rebuilt for the cen is likely within the next three or four houses on their land. These will be country, has commenced at the East and then proceed to Adelaldeland to who were left on the field. days. The advocates of free raw wool built in bungalow style, strictly mod I ern Oregon state hospital. Ten thou- i bring home Dr. Mawson and five other | Tho same day tho Turks advanced tennial of the battle of Lake Erie. in the committee have counted upon Roosevelt says a more practical winning in the end regardless of what ern and from four to seven rooms sand dollars will be devoted to the| members of hla party, who hnvo ample j toward Kndtkoul, but wore repulsed. building and equipping of tho dairy, supplies of food to last them until j According to reports, conditions In idealism is needed. the probable attitude of the senate each, and will be sold on the install tho Galll|>olt Peninsula are quiet. Tho ment plan to people who are coming and It is believed that the new hospl- they are relieved. Of the original | Turkish might be. The majority already has warships are reported to have Blackfoot Indians have bestowed the here seeking homes. The plan as tai dairy will prove an object lesson | party. Lieutenant B. E. 8. Nlnnls, of Immbarded the Bulgarian positions at settled upon free raw cotton and upon title of “Lone Chief” on Secretary sharp reductions in the cheaper grades given out connects the Simpson Lum of the to many farmers in this section the Royal FusiUlors, and Dr. Xavier j Slllvrl. but with what result la not Lane. of textile manufactures. ber company with the project, and country. Work on Superintendent) Merz died In the polar regions. known. An avalanche in Norway over The revision plan as settled upon they will act jointly with Wilsey. M -Nary's cottage, near the main build The officers of tho Aurora say they I laite advlees say the Montenegrin whelmed three farms and killed 16 contemplates substantially the princi ■legs guns have begun a fierce bom The plan provides for the immediate pal provisions of the Democratic re construction work to begin and as ing. will be started In the next two | were unable to embark Dr. Mawson'» j bardment of Scutari, a port ton of persons. vision bills that were put through both party owing to a hurricane and to have 1 which Is In flames. soon as they are completed work will weeks. Dairying Is becoming quite a prom waited longer in the south would have I The Gn-rks continue to gather In A new plan for unmerging the Har houses in the last congress. begin on another block of about the inent industry in Umatilla county,! stray bodies of Turks Near Arnltsa riman roads has been agreed upon. same number. special activity being felt In tho Stan-, endangered the Ilves of Dr. Wilde and tho Greek cavalry captured two Turk CHINA REPUBLIC DISCUSSED. his sledging party of eight men, who It is expected that the early con- V«-ld locality. H. M. Olsen, formerly I Tuberculosis patients who were first ish battalions, comprising 1,570 men were on a dangerous gin< ler waiting and 30 officers. treated with Freidmann serum report Double Phase of Interest Includes Rec struction of an electric line between a dairyman of Portland, and Dr. to be taken off before th«« sen fro««- j the two towns will make the tract and Watts, h I bo of the same city, have com- j marked improvement. ognition of Nation and Loan again. They were rescued February ; houses available for both residents of pleted arrangements for operating SUFFRAGE MAKES BIG GAIN. British naval estimates for 1913- Desired. Marshfield and North Bend, and there modern dairies. Holstein cows are to 23, then, owing to the lateness of the 1 1914 aggregate $331,546,500, and in Washington. D. C.—President Wil is a demand for homes now that can bo used exclusively by both men. Many season, the Aurora was obliged to hur . Plan to Amend Constitution Has i ry back to Hobart, as she was running | clude five new battleships. son will present for the consideration not be supplied in both places. The other farmers In the west end of tho short of provisions. Chance for Approval. county are taking up dairying on an of the cabinet a statement concerning The Portland Railway, Light & agent of Mr. Wilsey on the Bay, J. I)r. Wild« took possession, on be Washington. — A constitutional extensive scale, declaring that It Is one China ' in which is intended to be made Power Co., paid their Oregon taxes in M. Eddy, is now engaged in drawing of Great Britain, of all the coast amendm«-nt giving tho women tho public from the White House later, i the plans for the houses, which will of the finest sections in the state to half from Kaiser Wllhelmland to the 101st a lump, aggregating $475,000. right to vote for president and vice- carry on such an Industry For some White House and state department of-, degree east loqgltude, and named It president probably will bo brought President Hadley, of Yale, is on a flcials observed the strictest secrecv I be of several styles, and they will time past Stanfield has been shipping King George the Fifth I .and. formally before congress with the In statement, ____ and _____ none ______ would range in price, including lots, from to Portland and various points in this __ ___________ ranch in Southern California on the about the dorsement of a senate committee be county more than $50 worth of milk venture in intimation as to its ¡«rob- $800 upward, verge of a nervous breakdown. fore the end of the present year. MANY DEMAND PER CAPITA. able contents. . It is expected that as soon as com- daily. In tho reorganization of Its com It is known tha: the president and pleted there will be a customer ready mittees the senate took Its woman ’ LAND TO BE OPENED SOON. Secretary of State Bryan have had sev- to take each residence; in fact, it is PORTLAND MARKETS Facetious Story Brings Numerous Re suffrage committee out of the list of eral conferences on the subject of stated that several people have already I I Inactive committees, where It has re- quests to Director of Mint. China, and a particularly long talk held I Wheat—Track prices: Club, 860; in the executive offices just before the put in their bids for a home and that Two Townships In Klamath County - ninlned for many yenrs. Increased Its Washington. — Apparently under membership from five to nine, tho ma Ready for Entry April 6. 87c; bluestem, 99cO;$l; forty-fold, secretary's departure for the west was i they will be served first. This is the first move in the Wilsey lorlty of whom aro advocat«-« of suf 88c; red Russian, 85c; valley, 88c. said to have been devoted largely to WASHINGTON, D. C.—Representa i Impression that th«, Democrats frage for women, nnd gave Its chair developments here and it is said he Barley—Feed, nominal; brewing, Chinese questions. tive Hawley has been advised that two ' divide the nation's wealth among manship to Senator Thomas, of Colo There are two phases of the Chi will be here within a few days to take nominal; rolled, $25.500; 26.50 per ¡»copie of the country, several hun nese situation in which the United ; up other matters in connection with townships in Southwestern Klatnath dred persons In letters received by rado. a suffrage state ton. Senator Thomas said he ha 1 nrcept- Com—Whole, $27; cracked, $28 ton. States is peculiarly interested—recog developing the estate that his syndi county long withdrawn on nccount of George E. Roberts, director of the «■d the chairmanship with the under a resurvey, will be restored to entry Millstuffs — Bran, $21 per ton; nition of the republican government cate has purchased. now nearly two years old, and the mint, applied for the $34.72 which the standing thin tio-r<- ironld b« activa April 6. shorts, $23; middlings, $30. tnsen In this congress to submit proposed six-power loan. I ' treasury department estimates Is the steps Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, a suffrage amendment :o the pcopio of Mr. Hawley presented to the War The Chinese republic continually NEWBERG BRIDGE ORDERED choice, $150117 per ton; mixed, $10 has sought recognition, but. the policy | department an application for the per capita circulation of tho United tho country for their approval Representatives of tho Natlonnl Kenwlll and Heights telephone com ! States. (@12.50; oat and vetch, $12; alfalfa, of President Taft and his secretary of' $11.50; clover, $10; straw, $607. state, Mr. Knox, was to withhold rec Judge Kelly, of Albany, Sustains panies t > lay a cable across Coos Bny It was a revival of an old story, In- American Woman Huffrago Associa from Glasgow wharf to Simpson Park. , tended facetiously, which was repeat- tion have made arrang«-monts for a Yamhill County Court. ognition until the new government Oats—No. 1 white, $27.50 ton. • Secretary of State Bryan has In i cdly denied during the Taft adminis conference with President Wilson, Apples—Spitzenberg, extra fancy, had demonstrated to the world Its Newberg—-News was receive«! from Senator Chamberlain that all tration. that $34.7$ awaited every In when they will urge him to rocom- $1.25011.50; choice, 75ct@$l; Yellow ability to maintain itself as a real re McMinnville to the effect that Judge formed American consuls in territories to be. dividual In the country. Many of the mend In a moMuro to congress an public, administering a popular gov Newtown, extra fancy, $1.2501.50; ernment. I Kelly, of Albany, who heard the in ojienod to the Pacific Coast by the applicants asked that the amount bo amendment to the Federal ConstltU- choice, 75c0,$l; Winesap, extra tlon entitling women to tho ballot. junction arguments at McMinnville I’an-American Canal have been re forwarded by parcel post In pennies. fancy, $1.2501.50; Red Cheek Pip about ten days ago in connection with quested to forward all available data "The story, of course. Is absurd," Vote Against Striking. pin, extra fancy, $1.25(@1.50; Arkan the building of a bridge across the regarding the possibility of market declared Director Roberts, "and each Insanity Cost «135.000.000. sas Black, extra fancy, $1.75(i; 2 ; San Francisco.—Employes of the Willamette at this place, had rendered ing Oregon fruits and berries, In- applicant will bo Informed In a cir Philadelphia. —There are more In the Baldwin, extra fancy, $1(@1.25; Pacific States Telegraph & Telephone a decision sustaining the actions of the «luirles were made at request of cular letter.” sane persons In asylums and similar choice, 75c0.$l; Rome Beauty, $1.25 company will not strike. Officials of county court in ordering the work done Oregon Horticultural society. 0,1.50; small sizes, all varieties, less; the International Brotherhoo«l of Elec- and appropriating over $40,000 to pay Institutions In tho United States than 200 Out In Alabama Cold. Ben Davis, etc., common pack, 500 trical Workers announced that a can- Yamhill county’s Bhare of the cost, students In colleges and universities, Mobile, Ala. — Two hundred persons Artesian Water Found. 60c. vass of the vote taken by the em- Marion county having agreed to pay and they are responsible for a direct are homeless at Brewton, unsheltered ’ vi PRINEVILLE — Farmers In tho Onions—Oregon, 90c(@$l per sack. ployes last week showed that the men the other half, cinfty of Prineville are much elated from the cold wave which has Ala and economic loss to tho nation of Vegetables — Artichokes, $1.2501, had agreed to accept the compromise «~................... The steel tubes for the piers were. over striking artesian water In the bama In Its grip. Tho flood, which $135,000,000 a year, according to as 1.50 per dozen; asparagus 15<@18c offer of the company for an advance ordered ’'last”“ fall * and‘«re nowon”the Crooked River Valley. George Stay reached Its crest at 9:30 o'clock Sat sertions made by Clifford B. Beers, . . .. .. . . .. > .. pound; cabbage, lljc; cauliflower, $2 in wages or 25 cents per day. The ton, who Ilves four miles west of urday night, has not subsided, accord secretary of the National commission (@2.25 crate; celery, $2.50(@4.25; cu vote in favor of accepting the com- ffround, and it wa. th. intention of the Prineville, has struck a strong flow ing to dispatches. One life Is known on mental hygiene. ’s compromise offer was very cornm,8S,onerfl tn proceed with the Mr. Beers spoke at the long table cumbers, $2<@2.50 dozen; eggplant, pany large. Almost 3,000 men in California, erection of the bridge this spring. at the depth of 200 feet. It threw the to have been lost. Many have been 25c pound; head lettuce, $2.25 crate; Oregon, Washington and parts of Ne- Much satisfaction is felt over the de- water from a five-inch casing 11 feet Injured. The town Is In darkness and luncheon of the City club, which carrots, 90c(@$l. above the surface of the ground. Tho business Is paralyzed. The floods are marked the opening of a week's con vada and Idaho are affected. . cision. well-drilling outfit which put down the not expected to recede perceptibly be ference and exhibition of mental hy Potatoes — Burbanks, 45(@50c hun Stayton well has already been engaged fore Wednesday, and tho damage Is giene. dred; sweet, 4c pound. Levy May Be 4.75 Mills. for several months’ drilling for arte estimated at $200,000. There have been Wilson to Press Button. Poultry — Hens, 150116c; broilers, Wilson Gets 8h«mrock. Salem—Possibility of the state tax sian water In this vicinity. It. Is likely no trains to or from Brewton al nee Wheeling, W. Va.—President Wil 25c; turkeys, live, 180.20c; dressed, be Friday. son will press an electric button at Washington. — St. Patrick's day that several other outfits will choice, 2401,25c; ducks, 17(@18c; geese, Washington, June 16, formally open levy being as high as 4.75 mills is brought Into the country within 111 •• found President Wilson wearing In his seen in the amount of appropriations nominal. ing West Virginia's golden jubilee next few days.________ hat a sprig of shamrock from the "old Oil King’s Son Is Host. Eggs—Fresh locals, candled, 18c celebration. The pressing of the but that must be met by the state for the Grading Work Resumed. I* R. Aiderman, superintendent of sod." year 1914, but it is probable that the dozen : current receipts, 17(@17Jc. ton will burn a platinum wire, which FLORENCE—The railroad camp un- schools for Oregon, who Is now In the Butter — Oregon creamery cubes, will release 1.000 carrier pigeons from levy will be reduced to about 4.2 From Ireland Monday there reached all parts of the country, and 1,000 toy mills. The legislature appropriated der H. B. Bole, which had suspended East, Is the guest of John D. Rocke the White House for the president a 37jc pound; prints, 39c. feller, Jr., when In New York. Mr. work for the Winter on account of balloons carrying free tickets to every $6,200,000. This year the tax levy of Pork—Fancy, ioj(@llc pound. box of real Irish shamrock, tho gift of form of amusement during the cele 1.2 mills will raise about $1,122,000. rainy weather, resumed operations at Rockefeller wrote to Mr. Alderman John Redmond, Irish member of the Veal—Fancy, 14(@14ic pound. some time ago, saying he wished to Mapleton this week with a crew of JO At the same time a signal It is estimated that receipts for li British house of commons Tho presi Hops—1912 crop, prime and choice, bration. men. Most of the right of way Is now have him as his personal guest when dent's secretary, Joseph Patrick Tum will be flashed to the capitals of Penn 15(@17c pound; 1913 contracts, 15c sylvania, Maryland, Ohio and West censes and other indirect taxation cleared and grading will begin at once. he was In tho East. will total $500,00 for 1914. There is Orders are to rush the work and as pound. Mr. Rockefeller became Interested In ulty, with a smile, said that ho felt he Virginia. a possibility of some of the appropri soon as men can be had another camp Mr. Aiderman through a report filed alone was qualified to receive them. Wool — Eastern Oregon, 10<@14c Pittsburg Needs 10,000 Workmen. ations being held up by referendum. will be opened two miles above Ma- by the Oregon school superintendent pound, according to shrinkage; valley, Serum Supply Runs Low. I ' pieton. on home credit systems, some time 18(@20c. Pittsburg.—Ten thousand "workmen, Ixtndon, Ont.—Twelve patents at the ago. Columbia Rising Fast. Cattle — Choice steers, $7.5008; majority of them laborers, are need- public health Institute have been in Union Lodge to Build Hall. good, $7(@7.30; medium, $6.500 7; ed at once Jn this city, according to Hood River— Because of the recent oculated by Dr. Eroderteli F. Fried "F" on Nickel Defended. UNION — The Knights of Pythias of well-known contractors, to carry on mann with hla tuberculosis vaccine. choice cows, $6.500 7; good, $60; 6.50; warm weather the Columbia is rising medium, $5.500,6; choice calves, $8 building operations, to equip local faster than for several yeark, accord this p'ace have authorized the Incorpo Washington.—Protests against. the Nearly SO had been gathered for the steel companies and to look after the ration of a company having for Its ob- Initial "F" of Artist Frnzer, appearing test, but the physician found there (@9; good heavy calves, $6.500,7.50; work of the numerous railroad com ing to old-time rivermen. The stream Jer.t the construction of a castle hall. on the new nickel, caused officials of was only enough vaccine for the treat bulls, $5.50016. panies entering Pittsburg. The great has been coming up an average of half The local lodge has purchased and the treasury department to declare ment of twelve. Preference was given Hogs — Light, $7.7509.15; heavy, | city improvements of grading down an inch every hour since the beginning paid for one of the best, business lots that this was customary on prnctlcally to those suffering from tuberculosis $8018.15. town streets now in progress has of last week. The warm wave has ex in the town and It Is expected that all the coins of the United States and of thè bones. Tho demonstration was Sheep — Yearling wethers, $5.750 caused a serious scarcity here in tended as far east as the snow-covered the stock will soon be taken for the of other nations. On some foreign given In the presence of many local coins the artist's full name appears. 6.50; ewes, $4(@5.25; lambs, $60,7.25. | labor. hills of Eastern Oregon. erection of the building. medical men. Resume of World’s Important Events Told in Brief. Armies Resume Activities and Situation Is Gloomy.