NEWS NOTES OF
CURRENT WEEK
' huerta fulfills his promise
JAPAN WOULD WAR WITH CHINA
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
TARIFF MEASURE
PASSES SENATE
Government Formulating Terms to
American« Aided to Leave By Aaala-
New Republic.
tance From Mexico
London.—A Toklo dispatch to the
Vera Gru«—When the steamer Ta­
General News of the Industrial and Educational Development
Mall say«:
"The government an
maulipas »ailed for New Orleans there
uounces that It Is formulai Ing terni«
and Progress of Rural Communities, Public Institutions, Etc.
I was aboard a few Americana, part of
for presentation to Chinn regarding
| whose passage has been paid by the
the Nanking murders and Insults of
Mexican government. If other Ameri­
cans wishing to leave the country, AUTOS SHOW IMMENSE GAIN DALLAS HOP CROP IS UNHURT. fered to two Jupaneso military offi­
cers."
whether destitute or not, apply to the
local authorities they are promised
first-class transportation to any Amer­ Motor Vehicle Registrations for Picking Resumed After Few Days'
Toklo. The assassination of Mor
ican port to which they may wish to
August Are 508.
tlnrlo Abe. diractor of the political bu­
Layoff On Account of Rain.
reau of the Japanese Foreign Office,
Cognress is ready to take final vota KO.
Salem—The motor vehicle registra­
Dallas—For the hopgrower In this has Inflamed the masses. and a dru Conferees Are Named nt Once Gal­
There had been received at Vera
of the Underwood tariff bill.
lery and Floor Applaud as
tion»
made
with
Secretary
of
State
section things do not look so gloomy malic chapter In the history of the
Cruz no intimation that President Hu­
Missouri Methodist ministers refuse erta expected to fulfill th« offer made Olcott during August were 508, as
Doubtful Votes Are Cast.
new Japan was written.
as
they
looked
the
middle
of
the
week.
to join the anti-smoking crusade.
by the government to Americans last against 352 in August, 1912. The to­ The sun is shining, and every Indies-
Fifteen thousand persona gathered
Eight negro convicts were smother­ week, but iustructious to port authori­ tal fees from motor vehicea and chauf­ . lion points to u continuance of good In tunas meeting In lllbl a Park, call­
ing for military action against China.
ed to death in an airless cell in Rich­ ties followed a request telegraphed to feur registrations from January 1 to
Washington, D C.- The democratic
Mexico City by a group of Americans date aggregate *54,190, as against ,weather throughout the rest of the A majority of these marched to the
mond, Texas.
who were dissatisfied with the accom­ *41,190.50 for the conesponding per­ picking season. The rain was of great foreign office and clamored for ad­ tariff revision bill passed the senate
Pesident Huerta fulfills his promise modations Consul Canada waa able to
mission. They demanded the dispatch nt 5:43 Tuesday, 46 to 37. The burst
iod last year.
The total number of benefit to the crop, and tho delay In of
to aid Americans out of Mexico, by supply.
troops to China to take such luvas of applause that swept down fruui
picking has done no damage. No fear urea
giving first-class passage.
as were necessary to obtain sat- crowded galleries found Its echo on
After a favorable answer had come licenses issued to August 31, 1912,
. Mrs. Russell Sage has distributed from the capital, some of those who was 9706, while thus far during the is entertained of mold, and the itco lafaetlon for the killing of Japanese nt the crowded floor ot the senate. Its
*64.000 among institutions in Syra­ signevi the petition refused to accept present year they total 13,416, showing are not bad. Every yard In this viola- Nanking, or hilling this, the roslgna- passage was uttended with aurprlaea
assistance on the grounds that as a gain in motor vehicle registrations ' Ity is picking. Pickers are more than tlou of the Minister of Foreign Affairs In the filial moments ot tho voting,
cuse, N. Y., her girlhood home.
when Senator Lu Follette, republican,
Americans they did not feel like ac­ during 1913 of approximately 37} per plentiful, and many are unable to ao- Baron Nobunki Makino.
Loss of American life and property cepting charity from the Mexican gov­ cent.
The speakers denounced the eniptl- cast hla vote with the democrats, and
in Puerta Plata, caused the U. S. to ernment.
ties» of Japanese diplomacy In connec­ was joined a tew momenta later by
Mr. Olcott stated that the total mo­ cure jobs.
send a cruiser to Santo Domingo.
It is uot believed that the rain dam­ tion with California and Chins and In­ Senator Poindexter. •■Progressive."
The latest advices from the state tor vehicle registrations for 1913 on
The democrats hail counted through­
Anti-Chinese demonstrations In To- department to Consul Canada are not the present basis will reach fully aged the grain any. Most of the grain sisted that the Insult to the Japanese out the long tariff fight on losing the
kio are assuming serious proportions regarded at the consulate as altering 14,000, and that the total fees for the of the county has been harvested be­ flag at Nanking should be wiped out. votes ot Senators IlntiHiloll nnd Thorn­
and the populace is calling loud for materially the previous instructions, year will be not less than *56,000. fore this, but there Is considerable The manifestation clearly wns an ex­ ton, of Loulslniiii. democrats, who
plosion of popular resentment against
and most of the transportation pro­
war.
vided will continue to be second-class This money, after deducting the ex­ that remains unthreshed, and some the ministry and Its treatment of the voted against the bill because It would
put sugar on tho free list.
U. S. Chemist, C. C. Moore, finds or steerage. The American consul has penses of administration, which will
California and Chinese questions.
Until the names of Setinlors Ln Fol­
that Oregon's surplus potatoes could been the center of protests on the part not exceed 20 per cent of the fees, will I has not been cut yet. Farmers with
Profiting by the lessons of the riots
grain
to
harvest
are
having
threshers
be manufactured into glucose starch of indignant refugees, who seem de­ be distributed throughout the various
which followed the conclusion of lette mid Poindexter nctunlly worn
or stock food.
peace between Russia and Japan, the culled, however, no one knew definite­
termined to leave the country at the counties this coming January, in pro­ stopped to go Into the hop fields.
The fruit of thia section Is in excel­ government reduced the risk of vio­ ly the stand they would take, uud
William T. Jerome, prosecutor of expense of the United States, and portion to the registrations from the
their votes were greeted with enthus­
Thaw, who was arrested in Coaticoah. first-class at that.
counties. Multnomah county will re­ lent condition, particularly the prune lence by refusing to ullow a single
Under the discretionary power, he ceive the lion’s share of the money, as crop. Prune-growers are elated over soldier or policeman at the acene. The iastic applause. President Wilson ex­
Que., for gambling, was promptly ac­
manifestanta, many of whom ware atu pressed grout grutltlcntlon over the
has been providing sick men with bet­
quitted.
ter accommodations, but no one else. more than 50 per cent of registrations j the prospects of a bumper crop of ex­ dents, were orderly the early part of end ot the long struggle In the senate.
Mrs. Sadie Burton of Portland. Ore.,
ceptional quality, with good prices the proceedings. A score of agitators, Senator Blinmons, chairman of the
If an applicant for free passage ad­ are from that county.
was drowned when she plunged into mits having in his possession suffi­
| prevailing. The J. K. Artnsby com­ Including a girl, decried Japanese di finance committee, who had pllbted
the river to save her 5-year-old daugh­ cient money, he receives no aid.
plotnacy and declared thnt it never the bill through tho finance commit­
ter. The child was saved by a work­ Among the applicants, it is not un­ TWO SAWMILLS WILL CLOSE pany Is buying a great deal, and It is had contributed to the upbuilding of tee, the democratic caucus mid the
said that the price is ranging from the empire and had always ended In senate, predicted thnt Its passage
man.
common to find those known to be
in a few cases, Dull Lumber Market Affects Busi­ 5H to 6% cents a pound. Dr. Mark failure. The Incidents In China were would bring Immodliito stimulus to
A spelling-bee was broken up in Ra­ well-to-do, and
the business ot the country.
cine, Wis., when a swarm of honey­ wealthy. The difficulties of obtain­
iiayter, of Dallas, who owns a 35 acre unbearable.
ness of Astoria Plants.
As It passed the senate, tho tariff
bees, which had made its home in the ing first-class transportation have
bill represents un average reduction
Astoris—The dull condition of the tract of prunes. Is much pleased with
RAINS WIPE OUT RANCH
school house during the summer va­ checked the rush out of the republic
of more thnn 4 per cent of the rates
for this season.
cation, began buzzing among the pu­ greatly. The number of Americans lumber market is already having its the prune outlook
_______
here is still large, but there are only effect on the mills in the Lower Co
Wall of Water 2« Feet High Carries of the orlglnnl bill thnt passed the
pils.
, house mid nearly 2« per cent from tho
30 on the Tamaulipas whose passage lumbia river district. The Crossett CHILDREN SURE TO EXHIBIT
All Before It.
. Convicts in the Joliet, Ill., peniten­ has been paid by the United States.
ratea of existing laws In in.my Hu
Lumber company’s plant at Wauna
Oroville. Cal.—A disastrous cloud ’ tiortmit particulars the senate has
tiary, have started a movement for
John Lind. President Wilson’s rep­ has closed indefinitely, and extensive
burst washed away a fortune for Nisi changed the bill that passed the house
a national organization of paroled con-. resentative, is not inclined to think
Churchill
Expects West, one of the biggest ranchers In nnd a conference committee of tho
victs, who would strive to hold pa-! that General Huerta’s persistence in improvements will be made. Much of Superintendent
Igissen county, in a few hours Mon­ two houses will begin work Immedl-
roled convicts to their parole prom­ his plan to finance American refugees the plant as originally built will be
Greater Interest in Fairs.
day.. It practically ruined a ranch | ntely to adjust these differences,
ises.
will be resented at Washington. Lack­ torn out and rearranged and new
Salem—Superintendent of Public In­ valued at *40,000, destroying the or­
Republicans won back lost ground' ing instructions from the American equipment will be installed so as prac­ struction Churchill Is confident that chard and carrying away three large j Lenders of both houses predict that
the conference will consume less thnn
in Maine when they elected John A. capital, he and Mrs. Lind continue tically to double the capacity.
There is also some talk of the com­ the displays of the school children at haystacks and all buildings except the two weeks.
Peters to fill a vacancy in the Third their sight-seeing tours.
dwelling.
which
was
situated
on
a
The senate endeavored to hnston
congressional district by a plurality
pany erecting another large mill ad­ the state fair this year will surpass knoll.
i the bill on Its progress to the White
of 553. Wilson carried the same dis­ ACQUIT JEROME OF GAMBLING joining the present plant to slab the those of previous years. There will
Of a band of 75 horses, all were I House by limning Its members ot the
trict last year by over 1,000.
logs, the timbers to be shipped via the be county and district exhibits and klll.-.l but two.
Cattle, hogs and | conference ns soon as tho bill passed.
Judge Apologizes and Prosecutor Panama canal to the Atlantic coast, many individual displays.
chickens were also drowned. All tools Vice President
Marshall n|i|H>lnted
Later estimates of the European
Thanks Canadians.
where they will be cut into lumber.
Any child exhibiting In cither the and farm Implements were carried Senators Himmotis, Stone, Williams
hop crop are considerably reduced.
away
and
the
wreck
of
one
building
The Clatsop Mill company's plant
mid Johnson, democrats, mid Senators
Coaticook. Que.—William Travers
A small gasoline schooner was Jerome was acquitted of the charge of in this city will be closed for about county or district classes Is eligible was recovered at Constantia, 12 miles Penrose, Lodge mid lai Follette, re­
for
Industrial
fair
prizes.
Assistant
away.
publicans, ns the senate conferees.
wrecked in Alaskan waters and five having gambled on Thursday last on two weeks to make repairs.
West was the only man on the Senator Stone withdrew from the com­
persons on board are believed to be the station property of the Grand
All the other local mills are to con­ Superintendent of Public Instruction ranch
time. While working mittee and Senator Shively was ap­
Trunk railway here while waiting for tinue in operation, but in order to Carleton has been notified that Ben around at the the
lost
house, he heard the roar pointed In his place. The house con­
the immigration authorities to pass on overcome the loss arising from the I ton, Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, of rushing waters,
climbed on thereof ferees. It was reported, will be Repre­
The power boat Oregon Kid was the case of Harry K. Thaw. In dis­
swamped and sunk in 25 feet of water charging him the court apologized for weak lumber market and the continued Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marlon, Polk, to discover the cause, and thereby sentatives Underwood. Kltchln nnd
high
price
of
logs,
wages
are
to
be
re­
Yamhill and probably Tillamook coun- saved hla life. A few minutes later Rainey, democrats, and Payne nnd
while far in the lead in a race at Buf­ the humiliation to which he had been
duced slightly. It is said this step j ties will have county exhibits. He I wan O* water 26 feet high sw.-pt Fordney, republicans.
falo, N. Y.
subjected.
the lower ground, carrying every- ] The final struggle began nt 4 o'clock
hearing before Megistrate Hen­ will make the mills self-supporting. also has been notified thnt many other over
thing In Its path to destruction. The when, under a previous agreement,
A plot has been discovered to over­ ry The
Mulveha, of Sherbrooks, lasted less
counties will have Individual exhibits. marooned man was compelled to hold arbitrary votes began on ponding
throw the Nicaraguan government, than an hour. It began at 7:35 o’clock
Cadets Form New Rifle Club.
The state fair board has provided a to his precarious refuge until three amendments. In the closing hours of
and arms are being distributed to op­ and at 8:20 the court said:
debate Senator Ln Follette hnd been
A rifle club in the military depart­ building, 50 by 134 loot, for agricul­ o'clock, in the morning.
pose the rebels.
‘‘Sir, you are honorably discharged.”
the center ot Interest, proposing flnnl
An attempt to hold an afternoon ment of the Oregon Agricultural .col­ tural, manual training and domestic
amendments In the cotton nnd agri­
CHICAGO 8TILL WELTERS
Roosevelt advises ex-Governor Sul­ session failed because the magistrate lege will be organized this fall by science displays, and a tent, 50 by 80
feet, for the poultry exhibits. Mc­
cultural schedule, mid discussing some
felt
he
had
no
authority
to
take
pre
­
Commandant
P.
J.
Hennessey.
The
zer, of New York, to “explain fully.”I
cedence over James McKee, the jus­ purpose of this new policy is to afford Minnville and Salem will have district Hottest 8ummer In 17 Years Clings fentures of tho bill which he deemed
favorable.
Reports from the 259 state banks of tice of the peace who signed the war­ a means of practical training for the exhibits.
to Middle West.
Washintgon show an immense im­ rant for Mr. Jerome's arrest.
Chicago.—Not satisfied with having
However, the magistrate said he cadet corps and place them on a plane VALE PROJECT IS NOW ASSURED Inflicted on Chicago the hottest sum-, WAGES ARE FIXED FOR WOMEN
provement over the corresponding
of proficiency in actual military ser­
was
convinced
of
his
authority
to
act
mer in 17 years, the weather took an .
period for 1912.
and the hearing moved with dispatch. vice equal to that which they occupy
additional fling 8unday, when the of­ Minimum Scale Adopted by Commis­
Joseph Beauline, a Coaticook law­ in the inspector’s reports of military Financial Backing for Big Irrigation ficial temperature up In the observa­
Ex-King Manuel, of Portugal, and
sion In Portland.
Princess Augustine Victoria, of Ger­ yer, who said he variously represent­ evolutions and manual of arms. It is
tion tower, where lake breezes M»»
Scheme is Promised.
Portland,
Or.—The first ruling to
expected
that
such
accuracy
will
de
­
ed
justice,
the
people
and
the
criminal
was 92, but down In the street« anil
many, were married quietly at Sig­
Vale—-Ten thousand acres more of the suburbs It wns 100, nccompanlel be rendered under a compulsory mini­
code, interrupted the afternoon ses­ velop in a rifle team of this regiment
maringen, Germany.
sion, but when he endeavored to re­ that they may be entered in competi­ fine bench land near Vale will be by hot winds. Fortunately few wore mum wage law In the United States,
Governor West, of Oregon, has com­ new similar tactics later he was ruled tive out-door and in-door shoots with brought under Irrigation through the compelled to exert themselves Record for adult women workers, wan made
here by the Oregon Industrial Welfare
muted to life imprisonment the death out of court.
like teams from similar institutions.
completion of the Star Mountain proj­ crowds were nt all the lake benches. Commission, following n public hear­
When acquitted Mr. Jerome thanked
sentence of Robert Morgan, who mur­
Late In the day the wind shifted,
Arrangements
have
been
made
by
ect.
the court, spoke flatteringly of his re­
bringing In a cold breeze that chased ing at the new Public Library, on tho
dered his sweetheart.
ception in Canada and added that he Lieutenant Hennessey for the use of
The Star Mountain reservoir Is on thousands out of water and off the recommendations of tho conference
did not attribute his arrest and brief the Oregon National Guards range Cottonwood creek, about 20 miles west sands, but the relief did not extend called to determine proper wages,
imprisonment last week to the think­ west of Corvallis. Not only the mem­
beyond the few blocks from the lake hours and condition« of labor of wo­
PORTLAND MARKETS
bers of the cadet corps but the state of Vale, and the preliminary work of
ing people of the Dominion.
Indications are tor rain. The city men fnctory worker« In the city of
the engineers Indicates that It will Is parched and withering. All vegeta­ Portland.
and
nation
as
well
have
always
looked
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 790
The ruling In In exact accord with
Bees Rout Spelling Bee
with favor upon those forms of mili­ produce the cheapest water of any tion Is as dry as It ordinarily would
80c; stem, 85@86c; forty-fold, 80®
the recommendations of the confer­
tary
training
that
are
absolutely
nec
­
be
In
October.
The
streetH
have
not
reservoir
yet
projected
in
Malheur
81c; red Russian, 77® 78c; valley, 80c.
Racine, Wis.—A spelling bee at the
ence on all Its three points that the
Somers village school was broken up essary to efficient service in time of county. Estimates are for water run­ been sprinkled «Ince August 29 nnd working day shall be limited to nine
Oats—No. 1 white, *25.50 per ton.
a heavy pall of fine dust weighs on
Corn—Whole, *37; cracked, *38 per by a swarm of angry honey bees. H. need.
ning from *10 to *25 an acre for a everything.
hours, with 54 hours an a maximum
ton.
E. Sherman, teacher of the school,
When the regiment is reorganized
week’s work; that the minimum week­
Millstuffs—Bran, *23.50 per ton; had noticed a humming and buzzing Colonel Henry Odeen, of Portland, and height of dam to cover 10,000 acres,
ly wage shall bo *8.64, anil thnt the
shorts, *25.50 per ton; middlings, *31 in the room during the spelling and Lieutenant Colonel R. M. Howard, of and *40 to *60 an acre for a height to
Congress Is Ready.
lunch period nhnll not be les«
per ton.
Washington, I). C.—The program of noon
attributed it to whispering pupils. He Corvallis, will be the student officers cover an additional 30,000 acres.
than 45 minutes In length.
Barley—Feed, *24.50 per ton; brew­ was about to administer corporal pun­
anti-trust
and
currency
legislation
Wes Caviness has had the work In
It will bo unlawful for any employer
that faces congress for the ensuing 12
ing. ,26.50; rolled, *27@28 per ton.
ishment when he was met by the van­ in charge
hand for the past two years, but has months has become fnlrly well out­ to disregard tho commission's ruling
Hay—Fancy Idaho timothy, ,16® guard of honey bees which had made
Hood River Fruit Shipped.
been unable so far to get the neces­ lined In the last week. President Wil­ after 60 days, when tho commission
17; fancy Eastern Oregon timothy, a home in the schoolhouse during the
make Its formal announcement.
*15016; timothy and clover, *14015; summer vacation. He did not wait
Hood River—Although he was un­ sary capital Interested In the enter­ son and the democrat leaders In the will
The Jaw under which tlio commls-
timothy and alfalfa, *13014; alfalfa, to dismiss the school nor did the pu­ able to secure but 2 cents a pound for prise. During the past few days, how­ two houses of congress nppnrently «lon
was created nnd given Its powers
*13; clover, *8.50010; oat and vetch, pils await his permission to depart.
the fruit in the local market, D. P. ever. the Wells brothers, of the firm have agreed on an ambitious plan of
a penalty for conviction of
*10011; cheat, *10@ll, Valley grain
The spelling bee will be composed Smith, who is a grower of small fruit of Maney Brothers & company, con­ legislative work, which will bring all provides
of tho commission's ruling of
hay, *10@ll.
of drones until the floors of the school on the West ;Side, has been shipping tractors on the Bully creek and Jor­ of the most Important reforms con­ a violation
fine of not lean than *25 nor more
Onions—Walla Walla, ,1.50 per sk. house have been removed and the
templated by the Wilson administra­
his plum crop to ’points in Wyoming, dan valley projects, have taken over tion within the period between now thnn *100 or Imprisonment In the
Vegetables—Beans, 3® 4c per pound honey bees evicted.
where he has received 10 cents a the Star Mountain reservoir site and and the end of the next regular ses­ county jail for not loan thnn 10 dnyn
cabbage, 2@2>4c per pound; cauli­
will push the work through to an
pound for his crop.
flower, *2 per crate; corn, 10® 15c
sion of congress. The tariff bill will nor more thnn throe months, or by
Pastors Stick to "Weed”
completion.
both fine and Imprisonment.
“The plums find a ready demand in early
dozen; cucumbers, 20@40c per box;
This assurance of the completion of be out of the senate and In the hands
St. Charles, Mo.—Bishop E. E. Hoss, the inter mountain district,” says Mr.
Any employer who discharges or In
of
n
conference
committee
of
the
eggplant, 5® 7c per pound; head let­
the Star Mountain project will stimu­
tuce, 35@40c per dozen; peas, 5®7c of the MethodiBt Episcopal Church, Smith. “My only trouble is in the late filings upon much of the lands house and senate before tho end of any other manner discriminate«
per pound; peppers, 6@8c per pound; South, urged ministers attending the depredations of employes of the ex­ recently opened for entry In the form­ the week. Currency legislation prom­ against any employe because she has
testified or Is about to testify, or be­
radishes, 10@12c per dozen; tomatoes Missouri conference of that church press companies.
According to the er petroleum reserve and the Harper ises to dominnte congressional activi­
20®35c per box; garlic, 10c per pound I here to refrain from the use of to­ reports that I have received from the reservoir reserve, since a large area ty within a few days. Anti-trust legis­ cause the employer believe« she In
about to testify. In an Investigation or
Potatoes—Oregon, *101.25 per hun­ bacco in any form, and he character­
this land will be under the Star lation will be up soon. The Influence proceeding under the law shall bo
dred; sweet potatoes, *2.25 per crate. ized total abstinence from the weed as merchants to whom I have shipped, of
of republicans as well as democrats,
Mountain
reservoir.
Green Fruit—Apples, 75c®*2.25 per one of the distinguishing marks of a not a single box of fruit has arrived
who long have been active In the fight doomed guilty of a misdemeanor, pun­
box;
cantaloupes, *1.25@1.75 per gentleman. While he was speaking, unmolested.”
for more adequate regulation of the ishable by a fine of not less thnn *25
crate; peaches, 40@65c per box; wa­ several preachers were smoking on
trusts, will be felt In the making of nor more thnn *100.
8andy Fair Is Arranged.
these reforms.
termelons, *1.25@1.50 per cwt.; plums the lawn. The bishop asked those
Boy
Kills
Deer
With
“
22.
”
Sandy—Arrangements have been
75c@*l per box; pears, 50c@*l per who attended the general conference
Coin Scattered By Blast
Albany
—
Killing
a
deer
with
a
22-
completed for a district fair In thia
box; grapes, 75c@*1.35 per crate, 40c in Oklahoma City next year, specially,
Girl
Cuts
Living
Cott.
Salem.
Or.—Prntum wns on the mnp
to
refrain
from
smoking.
He
then
calibre
rifle
and
short
cartridges
was
place
under
the
auspices
of
Sandy
per basket; casabas, *1.75 per dozen;
asked for a vote indorsing his views, the feat accomplished last week by 15- Grange, October 3 and 4 The exhib­
In large letters Wednesday, for dol­
nectarines, 75c@*l per box.
Ithaca,
N.
Y.
—
Mlns
Clara
Ixiewls,
lars were scattered nil nbout Its south­
Poultry—Hens, 16c; Springs, 18c; but several ministers voted "no.”
year-old Cecil Froman, son of Grant its will be placed In Melnlng’s hall. of Towanda, Pa., who lived 20 weeks ern
suburbs. A score of persons hunt­
The
fair
will
start
on
the
morning
of
turkeys, live, 20@22c; dressed, choice,
Froman, county recorder of Linn October 3 with a parade by the Sandy on *10 last spring while n student In ed for them nnd ench one found nt
Poincare Touring France.
25c; ducks, 12® 14c; geese, young 12
Paris—President Poincare boarded county. The boy was on an outing on band, which will be followed by a the Ithaca Conservatory of Music, has least one "slmoleon.” The postofflco
@13c.
Eggs—Oregon ranch, case count, a train for Limoges where he will be­ the South Santiam river. He was go­ baseball game, baby show and dance sent word to tho faculty that she was robbed during the night, the
27®28c per dozen; fresh ranch, can- gin an official visit to the surrounding ing fishing down the river and took in Shelley’s hall. Saturday at 10:30 would be back here this fall and pro­ thieves loading the safe on a truck
country in a rather remarkable pro­ the little rifle along. As he approach­ there will be a literary programme. posed to continue her way of living. nnd hauling It awny.
died, 32033c.
At tho outskirts of tho city they
Cheese-—Oregon triplets, 16%c; cession of automobiles. The tour will ed the stream at the point he expected Later there will be horse races for In fact the young woman Is hankering
last two weeks and will cover some to fish, he saw a deer crossing the cash prizes, closing with a dance at after a new record and says she will put a chnrge of dynamite into a hole
Daisies, 17c; Young Americas, 18c.
750
miles.
Mme.
Poincare
accompan
­
endeavor
to
cut
the
50
cents
a
week
they had drilled, nnd snfe, money, and
Butter—Oregon creamery butter
river and began to shoot, with the re­ night. A long list of premiums Is
cubes, 34c per pound; butter fat, de­ ies the president The baggage of the sult that the buck fell dead. He fired offered for exhibits for adults and margin by a few cents. Local trades­ everything th cron bout went neroplan-
men
are
praying
that
Miss
Loewis
party
will
be
carried
on
a
special
Ing. After tho money had volplaned,
livered, 34c per pound.
juveniles.
four shots and three hit the animal.
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doesn’t start a "cutting the-cost-of- the robbers picked up nbout *40 of it
Pork—Fancy, 12@12l4c per pound. train.
Fruit
Cooled
Before
Shipment.
living
”
fad
among
other
students
this
and then fled.
Veal—Fancy, 15%@16c per pound.
Mrs. Sage Gives *«4,000.
City Ownership Wanted.
Salem—Government experts have fall.
Cattle—Prime steers, *7.7508.25;
Gerard Defers Worrying
Syracuse, N. Y.—As a birthday gift,
choice, *7.50@7.75; medium, *7.25®
Klamath Falls—The movement for started precooling experiment« at the
Walnut Crop It Large.
7.50; Prime cows, *6.7507.00; choice, Mrs. Russell Sage has distributed *64,- city ownership of the water and lights Fruit union In this city. A carload of
New York—James W. Gerard has
Los Angeles.—The largest yield sailed on the Kron Prlnzessln Cocfllo
*6.50 0 6.75; medium *6.2506.50; Heif­ 000 among institutions in Syracuse, has been renewed here. The rates for prunes has been placed In the cooling­
ers, *6.25@7.75; light calves, *8.000 her girlhood home. Syracuse Univer­ water for irrigation prevent as free room, and when they are thought to known In recent years—four million to take up his duties ns United States
9.00; heavy calves, *6.7507.75; bulls, sity received the largest donation, use of water for that purpose as would be the proper temperature they will pounds more than the average crop, ambassador to Germnny. When asked
be transferred to a refrigerator car, almost two thousand tons greater If he thought ho could live on his *17.-
*34,000, while the Syracuse Home As­
*4.0005.50; stags, *5.75@6.25.
Hogs—Light, *8.75@9.00; heavy, sociation and Onondaga Orphans’ follow lower rates. This prevents the their destination being New York city, than last year—Is the aeoson'a output 000 salary, Ambassador Gernrd, whose
Home each received *10,000.
Mrs planting of trees ad reduces the num­ where an examination will be made of walnuts In Southern California, now wife'»- fsthoe -wfis Marcus Daly, the
*7.5008.35.
8heep—Wethers, *3.3004.35; ewes, Sage’s gifts to Syracuse University ber of lawns, thus keeping back the by government representative« to de­ estimated at from 13,000 to 13,500 copper king, replied: "That Is some-
termine the result of the experiment. tone.
work of beautifying the city.
aggregate *270,000.
*3.5004.00; lambs, *4.0005.25.
thing I should worry about later on.”
Resume of World’s Important
Events Told in Brief.
LaFollette and Poindexter Join
With Democrats.