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NEWS NOTES W $71” CURREN! V| it A FAVOR ROTATION OF CROPS ^^a*^a Mi»aion*ries Warmly Re- crived by Washington Farmer*. JOHN D. HITS THEOLOGIANS OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST Say* Hair-Splitting Waa Begun Since Christ’* Time. ICY BLIZZARD WRECKS NOME General News of the Industrial and Educational Development North Yakima, Wash. Taking the New York John D. Rockefeller, gospel of alfalfa and diversified farm- and Program of Rural Communitiea, Public Institution*, Etc. Jr., told 150 member* of hl* bible- - ing to practically every farmer in the class Sunday that if Chriat were to "ltd. hi* Yakima valley, the alfalfa missionar ies with the Holden special now tour- . APPLE HARVEST HAS BEGI N LARGE ACREAGE t®—TAKEN UP come to New York and find theolo R ing the Pacific Northwest in the in gians in the aeminaries here splitting terest of better farms made ten trips Hood River Orchardists Are Hur Hundred* Ara Seeking Homestead* on haira over doctrine, he would bid them by automobile out into the country Lake County Land*. rying Crop to Car*. quit and take up more useful things. surrounding North Yakima. Ftcksburg. —The forestry service w Italian exporters are >U He said afterward ho had no mind Gale Drive« Raging Scas Into City A cold rain prevented the open-air i Hood River—Orchardists aio rush-1 satisfied with the new ts meetings that have been a feature of ing their harvest picker* are hurrying has notified applicant* for land* In to rap union or general seminaries and Built UpoU Sands Food Sup at nai the campaign, but it did not keep the , their work and packers are busy mak- 1 ,le •>•»< •<’«»»*! forest* here that much their professors, but that he was sim Peru ha* adopted a plica Are Deatruyed. farmers from attending meetings in i mg the fruit ready for transportation. , l“,u‘ 1,1 **,,a vicinity probably will lie ply talking to live men of the world. | amendment declaring he country schoolhouses that were j There is an atmosphere of hustle about thrown out of the service at an oa 'y lie said: freedom. iretsed into use by the apostles of the entire valley. Wilmer Sieg, sales date. These land* will then come un "Creed* and theologista are all right The question of the succession lo modern farming methods. Nome, Alaska Following a night manager of the North Pacific Fruit .lor the control of the department of in the pulpit and in the seminaries, the Russian throne is said to be great Among the speakers who joined the ! Distributors, said that more than 400 the Interior and some. In that case, but they don’t constitute religion. All and day of terror, 24 hours of the ly worrying Czar Nicholas. special here were: C. M. McAllister, earlosd. of Hood River fruit has been wlll b„ taken „„ t<IlllirR.,d holIU<at..nd, these point* of difference over theol worst Arctic storm that ever visited Officials of the Treasury department «>’« .the Portland Union Stock Yard* sold, and is being routed out lust as . . , . . . ogy have arisen since Christ's time Alaska's moat famous mining camp, are having trouble arriving at a sat- company; H. L. Blanchard, of the fast as growers can get it to todn. *he" ‘‘*a»aaa‘«> «»y tho secretary of ■nd some of the theologian* have cre flames started in the ruins of wrecked ated them. isfactory interpretation of the new Western Washington Experimental "All buyers are howling for their or- 1ln,,’r,or- buildings and at last reports the city "When a man conies Into New York seemed doomed. tariff laws. Farm; I.ee N. Lampson, county agri dors, ” he said, "and we constantly are ! Hundreds of people from all aec- culturist, and D. E. Willard, of the urged to hurry the fruit that has been lions of the country are coming to and secs rich men and poor here, sick The Pacific Cold Storage plant, in A German scientist declares he has Northern Pacific railway. Mr. Wil- sold. These 400 cars sold have been Ijike county by way of Bend seeking ness and immorality on one hand and which is stored the chief supplies of worked some wonderful cures of deaf- |ard win have charge of the ,pedal disposed of for the best average prices ¡20 acre homesteads. The lands tak worthy Christian men on the other; in wjnter provisions, was burned. Thia ness by the use of radium and mesor- wbj]e operating on the Northern Pa- in . . . on have shown such profitable result* short, when a fellow like any of us plant contain« virtually all of the meat thorium rays. cific line«. All of the warehouses of the asso lhat aett)wa nr„ ,end| flir ,hvlr sees conditions a* they are in New in Nome. The meeting here was held in the nation« affiliated with the Apple- ... . . a. * . . a A York, he cannot help wondering where It is Impossible to cope with the An outbreak of Filipinos is expected growers’ association, the local affilia- fr“'n,lH “nd ur"ln* ,hom ,o ,rek ,n<o soon unless the government declares Lower Naches school house, where tionofthe North Pacific Fruit Dis- 'he new country. Ono family consist the the hair-splitting high theological flames. All of the fire-fighting appa it* intention to confer practical inde over 175 farmers crowded into the tributors, have been opened, and by lnK of three girls and two boys have critic* come in, what he is for, or why ratus was destroyed by the storm and main class room to listen to W. R. he goes on working night and day on the waterworks also is out of commis pendence on the islands. Baughman, one of Professor Holden's the middle of next week about 300 settled on 1600 acres adjoining and creed*.” • sion. The firehouses anti their con Roosevelt has been requested to assistants. men will be at work labeling, adjust- intend to mako their bolding one of tents were swept away by the gale. search for two Americans who are be "The evil effects of the one-crop ing packs and loading the fruit into the finest grain and stock ranches In PRESIDENT CALLS TO SEE BOY Front street la a seething mass of lieved to have been murdered by canni system are now known to all of us," the cars as fast as the wagons of the lh<> atate. one „«ttlement of 30 fam wreckage into which Ice-laden seas are bals on the Amazon river. said Baughman. "Let a dry season orchardists bring it into the receiving 1|lea h„ colno ln,„ ,hc CUrlatmaa Vlll I-ad Struck By Auto Reassured as breaking. come and the farmers are practically stations. r mm ten to 20 carload« of |ey# aMj people Intend to mine Hundreds of homeless persons are A plot to wreck and rob the south bankrupt. But by the use of diversi to Holding His Job. struggling against wind and wave in bound express near Redding, Cal., was fication and rotation the farmer over apples will be shipped from Hood ,iKh grade dairy *tock. using tho rich Washington, D. C.— President Wil an effort to collect enough food from River every day now until the crop is lunch grass lands ns a pasture, grow- foiled by the nervy warning of the su comes this danger. Let his fruit or up. ing their winter feed and sending son went to a hospital Monday and the debris to sustain life for them perintendent of that city’s water his grain crop fail, he still has alfal cleaned A stream of wagons is in constant ‘ their products to the local cheese fac- visited Robert Crawford, the 16-year- selves an<i families for a day or two. works. fa. corn and livestock to fall back on." procession on Railroad avenue, lead tory and crenmery. A* each ono In old messenger boy who was struck by Receding seas are carrying away Wheat prices at Walla Walla took a ing by the big brick storage houses of this party I* Cinaiielally equipped to the President’s automobile Saturady. wrecked homes and store buildings ndle their land*. It means a great The President sat at the boy’s bedside with their contents. slump, instead of the advance which HUNGER STRIKE IS FAILURE the association. Four thousand boxes forward In this new country. was expected, and farmers who are of fruit were delivered in the city by step None of thv buildings on the spit, The yield of grain, hay and forage while the youngster told how he was bolding for better prices blame the growers in one day last week. crops throughout the county this year trying to dodge stones thrown nt him that part of th«> city virtually "built Kansas City Prisoners Call for new tariff bill. Is fully 50 per cent above an average. by another boy, and turned his bicycle upon the sands,’’ remain standing and Meat and Work. front of the automobile without see a score of Arcs are blaring at different Colonel Roosevelt and his hunting RAILROAD IS AT JUNTURA Southern Lake county has a pheno in menal crop of hay and grain, and ing it Kansas City. Mo.—The last man of places in the ruins. party sailed from New York for South optimistic farmer* before threshing "I did not know you were in the Persons who remained on the spit America, where they will explore three who went on a hunger strike New Oregon Eastern Line Connects estimated about two-thirds of what machine,” he said. He showed Mr. are unable to reach the mainland, as country on the Amazon where no eight days ago rather than work on the grniu turned out after being Wilson his injured ankle and bruised the high seas have made an Island of Vale and Inland Town. the “rock pile” which Judge Latshaw. white man has ever been. threshed and sacked. The only ex knee. “I'll be all right in a few of the criminal court, sentenced them Vale — The Oregon Eastern Railroad ceptlon to the rule ts In the central days, he said. "I had better be, or that part of the camp. Over 700 are reported killed in a for petty larceny, has given in. All Front street is a sea of floating de or the Summer Lake valley, I'll lose my job. ” desperate battle in which the Mexican three are breaking rock, having ad is now completed to Juntura, connect part bris. Not a house is standing on this where it ha* been about one-third les*. ing Vale with that rapidly-growing federal forces completely routed the mitted to the court they are very fond The President reassured him that thoroughfare. Northern Lake, where the new home town, 62 miles to the East. insurgents at Santa Rosalia, many non- of work—and food. stead settlements have recently folks did not usually lose their jobs More than 5oo homes and business There have been three bridges, ag combatants also being killed by the Joseph Carney, the last man to sur gregating 850 feet in length, built sprung up, has demonstrated beyond when they met with accidents, and not buildings are destroyed. federal artillery fire. render to the hunger, also was founder across the Malheur River, and the lin a shadow of a doubt that even with to worry about it. The little fellow Telephone an<i electric light serv News Two Massachusetts fishing schooners of the "starvation squad.” A week ing was put in one tunnel during two ordinary methods of farming, such beamed with joy at the President’s ice are *out of commission. as used In all unlrrlgated countries, visit, introduced Mr. Wilson to some papers and other plants de|>ending on landed 650,000 pounds of fish and paid ago when he. Sterling Price and Rus weeks. the grain and hay crop* are sure, and of the patients about him ami thanked electric power have suspended. a duty of about $5,000, while if they sel Welch were sentenced, Carney A large boulder came down the where summer fallowing and mols It is estimated that the loss will had waited outside the harbor another told the others he did not see why the mountain recently, derailing the con ture conserving 1* the rule there t* him for hie visit with tear* in his reach $1.500,000. day the new tariff bill would have been system used by suffragettes in Eng struction engine and tender and a not the slightest chance of a crop fail eyea. So great was the destruction of pro ure. Threshing now going on shows in effect and the cargo could have land wouldn't work in Missouri. Price heavy gondola. Zulu Prince at Harvard. and Welch didn’t see, either, so the visions that it is feared a famine will been landed free. There will be 100 cars of cattle t profit equal In many Instances to Cambridge, Mass.—A Zulu prince, follow. three renonuced food. shipped from Juntura by the end of that obtained on high priced lands A woman has been elected city an ex-president's son, an Indian ami “We’ll rot in jail before we either this week, and two trainload* are ex I elsewhere. Men and women, standing waist treasurer of Roseburg, Ore. several millionaires make the entering deep in the icy waters of Bering Sea, work or eat,” Carney told the guards. pected to go next week. FARMERS BUY FLOUR MILL freshman class at Harvard more inter labored all night in an effort to eave The strikers were confined in cells A Galesburg, III., woman has left The Oregon Eastern company has Welch contracted with William P. Harris, of Plant at Burn* to Be Operated on esting if not larger than classes of some of their household giatda. $435,000 of her $500,000 estate to on a diet of distilled water. former year*. called for meat and work in five days. Vale, to sink a deep well on the depot Sweeping in from the sea, the wind charity. Co-operative Plan. There is Archie Roosevelt, second backed water and ice above the found Price lasted seven and Carney a scant grounds at Juntura, with the purpose Senator Lane urges upon congress Burns.—About 50 farmers of the son of the Colonel, living on the Gold ations of all houses in Front street. of striking an artesian flow. the importance of taking up the Celilo eight. The new depot at Juntura is to be Harney valley have organized a co- Coast, in Claverly Hall, where his old The gale completer) the destruction, Falls power project. operative company and hnve taken er brother, Kermit, lived. and by morning not a building was FUGITIVE VAG BECOMES RICH built of native stone, seven acres of ¡over the Burns flouring mill property, Prince P. G. Wolo, of Zululand, ha* standing on the water front. The bankers's convention in session ground being used for the depot site, including more than 200 acres of land not come with a pension from his roy Suffering from the cold was intense, at Boston expressed great dissatis Returns With Wife to Serve Re yards, "Y” and a large gravel pit, 1 and the waterpower on the Sllvles al government, but is to earn money although no loss of life has been re which is being opened for building river a short distance north of the faction with the national banking re mainder of Sentence. purposes and cement work. city, which has been owned and oper as other Harvard students have earned ported. form as proposed in the Glass bill. All small lioats in the harbor were ated the past few years by a corpora it—waiting at table in Foxcroft Hall. Oakland, Cal. — In February. 1912, W. T. Gunraj, of Southern India, piled on the bench and destroyed. The Governor West, Secretary Olcott William Walker, serving three months tlon composed of Burns business men. Chief of Police Arrested. He is steamers Victoria and Corwin escaped and Treasurer Kay, of Oregon, have on the Alameda county chain gang for The mill Is equipped with modern represent* Asia in this class. Salem—State Game Warden Finley machinery and turns out a flrat-class an Indian, studying here, and is room by running U the open sea. been sued for alleged wrongful expen vagrancy, escaped with 30 days of his diture of $16,000 of the penitentiary sentence yet to run. Wednesday he has arrested S. H. Shidick, chief of grade of flour. It Is the Intention of ing in the most democratic of the col the new owners to run It to Its ca revolving fund. OFFICERS GRAB FINE HATS returned, married and wealthy, and police at Salem, for shooting within pacity and to sell the product at such lege dormitories. the Capital game refuge. The game Wolves, hyenas and lions which surrendered himself to the central po a price ns practically will make it refuge includes all the land within a Ransom to Be Offered. escaped from a menagerie in Austria lice station. Impossible for mills In outside points Under New Tariff Uw Women Hankow, China Four thousand gov He explained that he had gone to five-mile radius of the center of to ship flour to this county ami cum are killing the stock of the farmers Lose Plumage. Salem. The penalty is a fine of from ernment soldiers completely surround pete. and shepherds, and the government Alaska and struck it rich, but that the $50 to $100, with imprisonment at the It Is nlso the Intention to establish New York —With the passage of the the town of Tsaoyang, whore several cloud of his unexpired term had both has sent an expedition to exterminate a packing plant In connection with American and Norwegian missionaries new tariff, the custom* officer has had ered his conscience. He asked if he discretion of the court. them. Others arrested were E. Simmons, the mill for the curing of bacon nnd are in the hands of about 1000 Chinese thrust u|>on him a new and disagree could pay a fine and escape going to manufacturing of lnr<! nnd other bandits. The bandits mnde a sortie able office. He must tear out the aig jail, but the city attorney found that charged with having shot two female hams, hog products. This will encourage PORTLAND MARKETS the sentence called for serving time. Chinese pheasants and three Bob the raising of hogs, which have been from the city Sunday night, but were rettes and plumage of foreign birds Skirm that women passengers are wearing in Walker declared his willingness to be White quail and with shooting on the increasing rapidly the past few years. repulsed, leaving 2000 dead. Wheat—Track prices: Club, 78@ locked up. During the next 30 days game refuge; A. 0. Baker and Adrian their hats when they arrive in Ameri It Is the Intention of the now organi ishes occur daily. Kemp for shooting on the refuge, and 79c; bluestem, 888189c; forty-fold, Walker will be extended every favor can |>orta. zation to buy all the grain possible to 80c; red Russian, 77c: valley, 79c. Pekin—The American legation fears When the Underwood bill went into possible and will be made a prison Ralph McDonnell for having six birds handle at tho best price It can afford, Oats—No. 1 white, $25 ton. and such as cannot bo ground will the consequences of the fighting which effect Monday a score of women on the trusty. His wife will be given the in his bag, five being the limit. Most of those arrested for shooting be fed to hogs, either around the mill already has occurred between the gov French liner. Ixirraine were subjected Barley — Feed, $24.50(825 ton; privilege of visiting him each day. on the game refuge shot over the re or on the farms of the grain growers, ernment troops and the bandits at to this treatment. Their indignation brewing, $26; rolled, $28(829. Hay—Fancy Eastern Oregon tim SEA ONLY LEFT, SAY INDIANS stricted territory for the express pur and these will be handled at the pack Tsaoyang, in spite of instructions is was so great they could net contain pose of testing the constitutionality of ing plant sued at Pekin. The government has themselves. othy, $15<816 ton ; timothy and clover, $14(815; timothy and alfalfa, $13(8 Already Driven to Brink, They the law. telegraphed the authorities at Siang Try as they might, the customs men GRANO RONDE FRUIT IS 8OLD 14; clover, $8.508tl0; oat and vetch, Yang Fu to offer liberal rewards if were unable to make the women see Tell Congressman. Crook Land to Be Opened. $10(811; cheat, $10(811; valley grain More Than 25 Cars of Hall Specked the missionaries at Tsaovang are re- they were only carrying out orders anil Washington, D. C.— More than 300,- covered alive. hay, $10(811. Tacoma—A delegation of Quinault disorder and confusion prevailed. Apples Reported Bought. Onions—Oregon, $1.50 sack; buy Indians dramatically confronted the 000 acres of land in Crook county, This probably will be the rule, steam La Grande. — Notwithstanding the ing price, $1.35 f. o. b. shipping United States congressional investigat near La Pine, declared more valu •We ship men say, every time an inspector Employes Share Wealth. points. ing committee at the Hotel Tacoma, for agricultural than forestry pur-1 fact that It was rumored that the Eaton, Pa.—Employe* of the late steps aboard a vessel. Grand Rondo would be passed tip by Vegetables—-'Cabbage, lie pound; declaring that the white race is driv poses, soon will be opened for settle The customs men got busy also on the apple buyers this year, reports are Herman Simon, of this city, who was cauliflower, $1.25(8.1-50 doz; corn, 10 ing the red men to extermination; ment on the lottery plan. being received from throughout the said to have been the largest individ the’ CampaniH, which arrived later. Secretary Houston has advised Rep valley Indicating that more than 25 ual silk manufacturer in the United A collection of birds of I’srsdisc was (8,15c doz; cucumbers, 20(8,40c box; that it has already driven them to the eggplant, 5(87c pound; head lettuce, very edge of the Pacific Coast; and resentative Sinnott that he recom cars of second-grade apples, chiefly States, may receive $3,000,000 under found in short order by the inspectors. 35(840c doz; peppers. 5(87c pound; to that another move will drive them in mended the elimination of 24,000 of the Ben Davis variety, are already his will, which was offered for probate The trunks of the women passengers acres from the Deschutes National .contracted for at the price of $1.15 Monday. matoes, 20(840c box; garlic, 10(8, to the ocean. were raked for them. 12ic pound; sprouts, 10c pound; ar These Indians filed sensational forest. Approval by the secretary of per box. The advance buying appears The plumage seized will be turned The value of the estate is not tichokes, $1.25 doz. charges against Superintendent H. H. the interior is needed to complete the to be in the hall-specked apples, which known, but it it is worth $10,000,000, over to the appraisers, who will set a Potatoes—Oregon, $1 per hundred; Johnson, of the Cushman Indian elimination, and this is expected with Is accounted for to a great extent hy as has been generally believed, em price on each piece and send word to buying price, 75(8,85c at shipping school, making the assertion that il in the next teri days from remarks Mr. the fact that the growers are loathe ployes will receive 1323 parts. the owners, who will be permitted to at this time to sell their fancy stock. points. legal use is being made of reservation Houston made to Mr. Sinnott, who has Two cars of fancy Ganna nro reported Charles W. Muller anil Edward Essers, return them to the denier from whom Green Fruit — Apples, 60c(8$2.25 lands for oil drilling. Governor Lis been working to secure the elimination contracted at $1.30 n hox and It Is Weehawken, N. J., are expected to they were bought. If anything goes box; cantaloupes, $1.50(81.75 box; ter has testified before the committee for almost a year. expected that the hotter varieties of receive 155 parts, Pierre Stallion, wrong with this program and the feath plums, 30(850c box; pears, $1@1.75 which will visit the school. Jonathans, Winter Bananas and Spitz- New York, 145; Jules Couche and Ed er stay here, the traveler will be guil box; grapes, 75c8^$1.35 crate, 12jc enbergs will command $1.75 a hox. ward Herzog, New York, each 25. ty of smuggling. Alfalfa Sells at $5.50. The high prices of apples Is having Other employes are to receive from basket; casabas, $1.75 doz.; cranber Drillers Tap Oil and Gas. Vale — The alfalfa hay ranchers of a decided effect on the apple land ries, $8.50(89 barrel. King May Be Dethroned. Aberdeen, Wash.—Oil and gas in the Malheur valley are finding a ready sales, and causing the prices to be one to 10 parts. Poultry—Hens, springs, 16(8,16ic; Munich —The newspapers declare considerable quantities have been considerably stiffer. turkeys, live, 20@22e; dressed, nom market for their crops at $5.50 a ton. Servian "Banker” Flees. that the Bavarian government has re inal; ducks, 12(814c; geese, 12(8 12ic. struck by the Washington Oil com The Pacific Livestock company has Pueblo, Col.—Police of Pueblo are vived its plan for dethroning King Eggs—Oregon fresh ranch, candled, pany in its well at Forks, north of the purchased 6000 tons of alfalfa in this Astoria to Raise $100,000. Hoh river, according to a dispatch valley this fall, and many of the smal looking for Sava Radakovich, a Ser Otto of Bavaria and placing the 35(836}c doz. Astoria.—The Port of Antoría rom- ButteF—Oregon creamery butter brought here by courier. At a depth ler ranches are disposing of their sur vian merchant and banker of this city, Prince Regent, Ludwig, on the throne. cubes, 34c per pound; butter fat, de of 1400 feet the gas was so plentiful plus to cattle buyers, who are driving mission has voted to levy a tax of 5 who is believed by them to have left This course was suggested at the time that sheets of flame shot high over I in bands of cattle purchased in the in mills on this year’s roll. That will the country last Monday taking with of the death of the old king last year, livered, 34c. the well when it was ignited. The oil terior to be fed along the railroad line. raise approximately $100,000, or suf him $90,000 of his creditors’ deposit*. but Prince Ludwig vetoed the move Pork—Fancy, 12c per pound. seepage is very heavy, but a pool of Because of a shortage caused by heavy ficient to pay for the property recent The hank which the Servian conducted ment. The government has now in Veal—Fancy, 15c per pound. purchased ns n site for a public Hops—1913 crop, prime and choice, petroleum has not been struck so far. rains during the harvesting, a L-w of ly Servian la troduced a bill for increasing the dock, to make up the amount sub was an unlicensed one. 22(8 23c per pound; 1912 crop, nomi Drilling by the Indian Oil company at the larger producers are holding their scribed for assisting In Improving the borer* in the *teel mills were wont to Prince Regent’s civil list, hoping Tahola, on the Quinault Indian reser crops for a better price. nal. mouth of the river and pay the com deposit their weekly check* with him thereby to convince the members of vation, has started. Mohair—1913 clip, 25(8 26c pound. mission’s current expenses during the and his disappearance was not noticed the clerical party that it would be Snow Worries Sheepmen. ensuing year. The question of chang until the laborer* went to Radako cheaper to place him on the throne. Cattle—Prime steers, $7.50(87.65; Daniels Will Ask Inquiry. choice, $7.258’7.50; medium, $78/ Pendleton — Sheepmen who have ing the pier hand line so as to permit vich’* place of business to make their 7.25; prime cows, $6.50(8,6.85; choice, Washington, D. C.—Secretary Dan flocks in the mountains are much the North Bank company to build Its weekly deposit*. Spanish Balloonist Killed. $6.25(86.60; medium, $6(86.25; heif iels will insist on an official report on worried because of an unseasonable proposed new steamship dock was tak Barcelona, Spain — AV a balloon en up. ers, $6(87; light calves, $8(89; heavy, the case of Ensign Chevalier, one of snow storm occurring recently in the Diaz Will Return Soon. ascension here a spectator accidentally $6.75(8:7.75; bulls. $3.50(8 5.75; stags, the navy aviators arrested in Balti mountains. The first snow fell Friday Biarrits -General Porfirio Dias, ex was caught in a guide rope and was Oregon Recelvea $55,000 more after running down two boys $5.75(86.75. night, followed by more during Satur Salem.—Governor West has receiv president of Mexico, probably will carried up. The aeronaut In an at Hogs — Light, 98.40(88.70; heavy, with an automobile. The secretary day. Though the sheepmen have all ed a check for $55,000 from Secretary return to Mexico toward the end of tempt to assist him, fell out of the also announced that he proposes to made preparations to bring out their $7.45(87.80. of the Treasury McAdoo, which is 25 this month. Recently he was sum banket and was killed. The spectator Sheep — Wethers, $4(84.60; ewes, deal drastically with cases of drunken flocks within the next few days, few per cent of the Income from federal moned home by the Mexican War de maintained his grip on the rope and ness among navy officers. $3.25(84; lambs, $4(86.50. of them have been moved. forest reserve« up to June 80, 1913. partment for service in the army. landed unhurt. Resume of World’s Events Told in f Flames Complete Destruction of Alaskan Mining ('amp.