NEWS NOTES OF
LEI’ER NURSE IS OSTRACIZED
_______
Although Free From Disease, All
Friends Shun Her.
APATHY IN MEXICAN ELECTION
Neither Speechmaking Nor Pared»»
Merk Campaign.
MILITANT IS HELD
FOR DEPORTATION
Mexico City.—With the election» it
General News of the Industrial and Educational Development
Chicago — Miss Maris Collier, who
week oft and the neeurunce of three
disappeared Friday, leaving a note
and Progresa of Rural Communitiea, Public Institutions, Etc.
candidate» in the field for the proal-
- w
, **ying that she had been ostracised by
deucy, there appears to bo no notice­
Resume of minds Important society because she f«>rm«rly was a
able Interest on the purl of tho gen­ U. S. immigration Authorities
I?
* T IJ ’
I) • C
nurse in a leper colony, has returned. FORTY THOU8AND SHEEP SOLD FARMERS’ WEEK AT COU.EGE eral public as to who triumph».
L^entS 101(1 HI oriel.
She asserted that the unfounded re­
Detain Mrs. I’ankhurst.
There la no apeech making: there
ports that she was suffering from lep­ Central Oregon Growers Make Deal
* are no parados; only a few posters an
Rural
Organization
to
Be
Theme
of
rosy, causing her friends to forsake!
Involving $100,000.
Pouncing the several candidate«.
Special Lectures.
her. had so discouraged her that she
lie- new »paper» have paid little at
Bend.
—
What
is said to bo the larg ,
President Wilson predicts the pass­ had determined to shoot herself, She
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ tention to the approaching elections, Would Start Hunger Strike Hut
age of the currency bill by congress in said that Miss A. Benjamn, of Mil- est shipment of sheep sent from Ore- vallis Rural organisation will be the printing only occasional deprecatory
When Case la Appealed Kata
November.
waukee. an acqi aintance. had per» gon in 1913 is being loaded from Betid key note of Farmers’ Week at the articles directed chiefly against tho
Chicken Sandwich.
this week, About 40,006 sheep are Oregon Agricultural college, December validity of tho candidacy of Federico
A petition is bein'” circulated ask­ suaded her not to end her life.
Gamboa,
nominated
by
(ho
Cathollo
**I became so dispirited that I de­ included in tho shipments, tho pur J io 8 to'13.
ing ex-Senator Lorimer to run for the
n. io.
Farmers who are learning party.
1« It t • there
I.
Ian
4 I. I a»
cided there was no use living any chase of thia number having been ' t that
is something
more AL^..
than
senate again.
Honor Gamboa looks for special sup­
Washington. D. C.—Th« New York
longer.” said Miss Collier.
“I des­ made from central Oregon growers by bountiful crops essential to profitable port from Jalisco, Guanajuato, Quote
Secretary Bryan says there never
immigration authorities* order exclud­
troyed marks of identification on my Montana flrtus, whose buyers have f“rminK w111 be given an opportunity roa and other central slates.
was a time when the Bible was more clothing and as I waa tearing up oldj"7.~
Managers of tho campaign of Man­ ing Mrs. Emmeline I’ankhurst from
................... Clay, of Oswego. Or, and * l<,,r” ot •ucc®«8ful co-operative pro-
needed than at present.
letters I found one from Miss Benja­ J A. Green. of Blllin.ts. Mont
uel Calero, a liberal candidate, assert admission to the United States was
2* “ “"¿i”11
It is considered that Yuan Shi Kai min. In it she told me that if I everi I
_.
...
.. . ,
most parts of Europe and in a few that much work has been done for him overruled Monday.
She was ordered
. !r t lay estimates that close to places in America. European farmers In Vera Crus, Oaxaca and Yucatan
has a big job before him in recon­ , intended to take my life to pay her a
The supporters of General Felix admitted Immediately.
visit first I told her a long time ago I $100,060 ot Montana money has come refuse«! to organise until driven by
structing the Chinese government
It was stated al the White House
to Oregon through this one large pur grim necessity, but are now practicing Dlax have been hampered by tho un­
Col. Roosevelt’s steamer reached that I would kill myself.
as to tho course tho candi­
“
Miss
Benjamin
brightened
me
up
chase.
Uy far the greater portion of co-operative methods so successfully certainty
that Mrs. I’ankhurst will be given her
Rio Janeiro. Brazil, end an enthusias­
date
Intends
to
pursue.
While
those
and I now intend to go back to the ¡the stock Is lambs. These will be that with inferior advantages they are who aro conducting hie campaign in­ freedom on her own recognizance.
tic reception was given the Colonel.
lepers.
I am an outcast to society. taken to Montana and thero placed on °? “ higher plane of prosperity than sist that ho la returning to stand for
Secretary of Labor William It. Wil­
Wind, snow and rain storms are re­ Doctors have made examinations and the ranges, ultimately to be shipped to „
An"’?«n
the elections, there are many promin­
ported through the E»»i and Middle reported that 1 am free from leprosy, ....
, Details of the organised operat on» ent members of hie party who frankly son said he entertained serious doubt
the ship wi|| be explained as fully as possible confesa their doubt. ills followers as to whether Mrs. I’ankhurst*» acts In
West, and several deaths have result­ but friends refuse to believe it If 1
go to any gathering the crowd near meats, from a railroad st. ndpotnt, are by Dr. tisetor" Macpherson? , who was are depending for strength on the ef­ England constituted moral turpitude,
ed.
‘
.......
_ . . delegate
. .
me dwindles down until I find myself, through to Chicago,
with
feeding . lu an official
in the American forts of tho clubs, of which they say
The fourth volume of speeches and
adding that if she broke tho laws of
standing
alone.
”
transit
commission
that toured Europe last some thousands have organised, chief­
addresses, delivered by Kaiser Wil­
ly
throughout
Vora
Crux.
OsgMg,
tho United States she could vastly be
Miss Collier passed several months
Thus far thia year 80,60 head of summer to investigate rural organisa­
helm from 1906 to 1912, has just been
Guerrero and tho southern states.
at a leper colony near Trocadie, New sheep have been shipped
arrested.
tions
and
credits.
The
most
success
­
__
_____
fioru
Bend.
issued in book form.
Thom Is no reason to expect that
Brunswick. She was forced to leave according to Traveling Freight Agent ful American methods will also be ex­
Commissioner General Camincttl
the results of the biillollng will bo
A California judge has sentenced an because the climate was breaking J. T. Hardy, of the Oregon Trunk, who plained and illustrated.
decided finally until weeks after tho then ordered Mrs. Tank hurst’s release.
Is
here
handling
the
railroaC
end
of
auto thief to ten years in the peniten­ down her health.
Since Dr. Macpherson first reported
The law provides that tho
this contingent. Of these, seme 56. informally on the benefits of co-opera­ election.
tiary, declaring joyriders of this class
New York. Mrs. Emmallno Batik-
ballots
must
counted and the result
006 have gone to the winter feeding tion, many requests have been mado announced by bo congress.
a menace to the public.
hurst, foremost of English militant
There
la
no
country, on the return trip trim the for explanations and instructions fur congress In Mexico, nnd there will be suffragette», who reached America
Progressives of the Sixth district of
forest reserve summer ranges reached
effecting organisations in Oregon. It none until now members are elected Saturday on the liner Brovence Io ap­
New York have nominated ex-Gover-
from Bend.
with the presidential elec­ peal for (he sympathy and support of
nor Sulzer for assemblyman, which
Thus far the last shipments have has not been possible to give such in­ coincident
the American p«M>plo In the "revolu­
tions.
been made as follows: On October 8. formation by letter, as there are so
would start him a second time in pol-.
It would seem then to follow, one tion” for which she says she 1s fight­
La Crosse, Wis.—Investigation of 28 cars; on October 11, 35 earn; on many intricate details to be worked
itics where he started in 1889.
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy October 2 (from Redmond), 17 cars; out in view of local conditions. But candidate has pointed out, that the ing. Is prisoner nt Ellie Islnnd, under
of deportation, awaiting the Is­
England’s recognitin of Huerta im­ wreck at ¡Nelson. Wis., Saturday, in on October 12, 27 cars. In all, the if concrete problems of organisation members elect of the sonata and the order
sue of an appeal, which Is expected
mediately after be had proclaimed which one man was killed and 18 in­ long haul shipments of the season ere presented at the meetings all that ch.-mbcr of deputies must bo Inducted to bo decided soon nt Washington.
those bodies organised before the
himself dictator has aroused the gov­ jured. shows that M. H. Dorsey, en­ from Bend will total In excess ot 150 can be done will be done to furnish a nml
With Ml»» Illi.-ta Child* DOW, nil
ballot boxes can be opened
ernment at Washington and it is likely- gineer of train No. 54, saved the lives cars. As the average freight on tiese workable plan for each case.
other of the arriving English militants
Just
who
will
pass
upon
the
election
vigorous protests will be made.
of many of his passengers by his to Chicago Is about $218, the revenue
Other important subjects treated of aerators nnd deputies doos not ap­ Who woo "voluntarily da-tnlnmj" thnt
derived by the railroads from steep
will
be giMxi roads, increasing soil fer­ pear to be clearly defined, but In tho i »he might be with her leador, Mrs.
Mrs. Pankhurst, English suffragette prompt action.
No. 54 was partly on a siding when shipments originating in Bend alone tility, best crops and cultural methods opinion of those conversant with po­ ‘ I’.uikhurHt occuplv» tho <-omml»»loli-
leader, was allowed to land in the
this
summer
will
come
to
more
than
er’s suite of two r«M>m» In the ndmln
United States and left free on her the express train. No. , .. 57, appeared
__ ,, $22,000, exclusive of the large short of same, and the spiritualisation of litical affnlrs. tho judges of the su­ ; Istrntlon building. They are the ones
- .,. ere w.as not tlme. to pu ; haul shipments. So far as the central the country home through pleasant preme court will be called on. or presi­ in which Cipriano Castro, former Ven-
own recognizance, but will not make close by.
dent Huerta, having nseumed unusual
a lecture tour in this country and into the siding, and to remain where Oregon roads are concerned this plum end healthful surroundings and by powers, will do so himself.
_ nzuelan dictator, was detained while
he
was
would
have
caused
No.
57
to
picked
by
the
Oregon
Trunk
is
by
far
beautifying
the
home.
will be expected to return to Europe
A report current in the capital that ' hl» enne was pending.
crash
into
the
passenger
coaches
of
the
fattest
of
any
originating
In
con-
The sis days of the course will be
by Nov. 20.
Mrs. I’ankhurst wan detained by an
Huerta nnd General Blnnquat,
No. 54. Dorsey quickly reversed his tral Oregon since the roads were con- filled with matters of absorbing in­ General
; Immigration Inspector on her arrival
the
wnr
minister,
had
been
announced
Captain Inch, of the Volturno, de- engine, backed onto the main track strutted. Next to it, lumber ship- terest to farmers who hope to make
as candidates In the state of Chipas, i hero and waa nt once taken before a
dares his crew acted well, many dying with the engine and baggage car, ments from Bend, which average more profitable and enjoyable the with their consent, wns denied In bo . »pedal board of Inquiry which, nfter
which had been clear, and took on his [
30carsa month, have proved
at their posts.
Opportuni­ half of Huerta by Honor Mohono, tho ■ 'xnmlnlng her, »ptHullly decided that
' the greatest business producers for country home in Oregon.
locomotive
the
'shock
of
the
collision
because she had l>oon convicted
ties will be given to observe success­ foreign minister.
A woman was fined $21.80 in Outag­
I
the
carriers.
abroad for acta Involving moral tur­
amie county, Wis., under the new with the express train running 60
To handle the sheep here the stock ful crop, dairy, fruit and poultry
pitude she was nn undesirable alien.
miles an hour.
anti-slander and anti-gossip law.
J yards and corrals have been enlarged methods, to study first hand the best TWENTY SOLDIERS ARE KILLED Tho board, therefore, ordered her ex­
modern
system
of
butter
and
cheese
clusion. The "moral turpitude” waa
Government agents report the dis­ EXTORTION METHOD IS NEW #nd ,mpr®ved-_______
production, and to confer with experts 100 Artillerymen Injured When Train declared to be Involved l(i Mr» Bank­
covery of immense beds of first-class
Is Wrecked.
SISKIYOU GOLD IS DISCOVERED and with each other on vital questions
hurst's conviction for conspiracy to
bituminous coal in Coos county, Ore­
1 of farming.
Sender
Inoculates
Letter
With
--------
commit
arson.
Meridian.
Mis»,
—
Twenty
soldiers
gon.
Excursion rates are offered by all were killed nnd about 100 hurt Hun
An appeal wan Immediately entere«!
Germs and Cure Is Secret.
First Ledge Ever Found is Made By
A Bulgarian brigade commander
railroads in Oregon. Send for Bulle­ day, when a special troop train on and Immigration Commissioner Cam-
Chicago—A letter, the contents of
Highway Surveyors,
was sentenced to two years for leaving
tin No. 8 for preliminary circular, to (he Mobile *< Ohio railroad was wrltck- Inettl Is to hear argument In her cane
his post during an engagement with which may reveal a new and deadly Medford.—While working on the R. D. Hetzel, Director of Extension, rd. It Is thought tho train plunged in Wnahlngton.
method of extortion, or may prove new survey for the permanent high- Corvallis, Oregon.
"If tho appeal falls we still have (ho
the Greeks.
through n trestle near Hints Line,
only a hoax, was investigated by the wa? over the Sisklyous the gang of
| Miss. Tho casualty list Is given In a hnbeas corpus proceedings.” she said. '
It is reported that Dr. Sun Yat Sen, postal inspectors here Wednesday, men under Assistant State Highway
report of the disaster by Division Mrs. I’ankhurst waa ou the point of
Chinese revolutionary leader, has been The epistle was received by Frederick ! Engineer Klttridge struck a thre** foot
Superintendent Pigford, of the Mobile starting n ‘ hunger strike" when who
gold ledge, which caused so much ex-
ft Ohio, sent to headquarters of the hoard that tho order of deportation
arrested by Chinese agents in Japan.
M. Steele, a millionaire manufacturer. citement
that work was suspended the
road In Mobile. Reports from tho waa Issued. But on learning that a
The
letter,
the
sender
wrote,
was
Mrs. Artnisten Chant, a London
, rest of the day.
scene
of the wreck nro meager. The speedy decision of the appeal waa
slum woraer who is visiting in Amer­ filled with deadly germs from which
A. D. Walters, a member of th<-1
dead nnd Injured, It Is reported, were probable she consumed with evident
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ started tn Mobile on n epwlal train.
ica, deplores the action of English the handler could not avoid contract­ gang, returned to Medford with a bat*
relish n chicken sandwich and a pot
ing a deadly disease for which only ket of ore, which, local mining men vallis—The sum of $2flt) for every
suffragettes.
According to the report received of tea which she had requostod.
' declare of a high grade, and if thin ! msn, woman and child in Oregon here, some of the dead nro: Joseph
the sender knew the cure.
"I am confident that whatever hap­
Little hope is entertained of saving
“It is already too late for you to es­ opinion Is verified at the local assay would be their share of the value of
Ernest Pnrquotte. Clyde Teel. pens it will l>e boat for the cause In
the steam schooner Merced, which cape inoculation,*’ the letter contin­ Ing office a miniature rush to the en- i the state's agricultural products for Tebon.
H. II. Blsho|>, G. C. Burleson. Joseph which 1 am Interested," sho said. “I
went on the rocks of the Northern Cal­ ued.
Mr. Steele said the writer de­ 1 gineering camp on the crest of the [ the present year, if distributed equally Provence. W. H. Brim, ----- Goodes. have great faith In the sense of Justice
ifornia coast.
manded that $1500 be placed at the Sisklyous may be expected, as th** i among them. The valuation of farm ----- Remsen. ------ G ruckle. ------ and fair play of the American people
President Wilson is said to be favor­ foot of the Logan monument in Grant camp easily is accessible and is only products is almost $140,000,000, ac­ ■ Acres. Captain Johnson, of th« Eighth nnd I know they want to give me a
ably considering opening up negotia­ Park, and that the cure would be a short distance from the Southern cording to the estimates of I)r. James I Regiment band; Corporal Kohler: Cor­ chance to defend tho movement which
right of way.
poral Chlowskl;
Van Stebbins, hue boon so misrepresented. Thero
tions for the recognition of the Mexi­ mailed. A physician will make daily Pacific
The Siskiyou range haa heretofore Withycombe, director of theexperi-| private. One body unidentified, with Is no doubt that tuy detention Is un­
can constitutionalists.
examination of Mr. Steele's condition. been considered barren as far as gold ment station, and the population is Initials ”H. T.” on cap.
________________
All were just."
is concerned, all the ledges being slightly under 100,006. If the num-! members of Company 17. coast arili-
HUERTA
WILL
NOT
RESIGN
found west of the valley and In the bcr of farmers in the state is 50,000, i lery, U. H A.
Prohibitive Tariff Asked.
PORTLAND MARKETS
foothills of the west range.
perhaps
an
overestimate,
the
average
It
Is
believed
tho
wreck
wan
canneti
St. Petersburg—The Novoe Vremya
According to Walters, the ledge Is share of the farmer is about $2800.
I by tho engine’s plunging through a Rumor of Intention to Flee Capital
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 77(8 demands that the government impose well defined and so far as the topog-
Emphatically Denied.
The exact valuation placed upon trestle, but some anvorlflod accounts
78c; bluestem, 87(888c; forty-fold, 78 a prohibitive tariff on all American ' raphy of the country Is concerned, farm crops by Dr. Withy com be is are thnt the tender Jumped tho track
Mexico
City.—Provisional President
(8,79c; red Russian, 76c; valley, 79c. products imported into Russia as a re­ j may be of great extent. Engineer Kit­ $74,099,165, and the
value of other and that several cam plied up on top Huerta has not resigned, nor has he
tredge
declared
that
If
any
more
Oats—No. 1 white, $24.50(825.
prisal for the American tariff regula­
agricultural products is estimated at of It. An far as known tho wreckago fled the eapltnl. When seen nt the
Corn—Whole, $37; cracked, 138 ton. tions imposing 5 per cent on goods I ledges were found he would be forced $65,405.500.
The grand total is did not take fire. Tho 39th and 170th national palace nt 5 o'clock Saturday
of const artillery, stationed he said ho had no Intention of doing
Millstuffs—Bran, 122 ton; shorts, from countries where no treaty exists. | to employ a new gang of men or turn $139,505,326.
This is almost $14,- companies
i the survey to a less richly mineralized
at Fort Morgan, were taken to Mobile either.
$24; middling*. $31.
In an angry article the Novoe district
1 000,000 greater than the valuation Monday nnd nt noon bonrded tho spe.
Barley—Feed, $24 ton; brewing, Vremya declares:
“When I resign," General Huerta
last year, and indicates great pros­ cial .Mobile ft Ohio train bound for
said, "It will bo to seek n resting
$25*825.50; rolled, $28(829.
“America has sacrificed its old FERRYMAN LASSOES A DEER perity.
Meridian, where the soldiers were to plnce nix feet In the soli. When I floc
Hay—No. 1 Eastern Oregon tim­ friends, France and Russia, to the
The itemized estimates are as fol­ participate In a fair. On tho train tho cnpltnl It will be to shoulder a
othy, $15(816; mixed timothy, $1^(8 Jewish magnates under whom the Young Buck Captured From Launch lows :
were 179 officers nnd men.
rifle nnd to take n y place In tho ranks
14; afalfa, $12; clover, $8.50; valley American people have bowed their
AGRICULTURAL CROPS. ISIS.
Relief trains carrying nurses nnd to fight the rebels.”
on Venturing Into River.
grain hay, $11(812.
Vaine.
physicians were sent from Whistler,
heads. '*
"So It Is reported that I have fled,"
22.14«, HH7 bu.hel»
91H.rdo.HJ>
Clover seed—Buying price, fancy
Hood River.—A young buck deer Wheat.
Ala., Mobile nnd Meridian.
1«. 2 IM. 4.7)
4.HW..MS
he snld. "You can ace for yourself I
OatM.
swimming In the Columbia was las­ Barley.
re-cleaned, 9(89jc pound f. o. b. ship­
**
......
.
a.
UM
J
72
ntn here nt my post. To say thnt I
Boy’s Long Nap Puzzles.
soed Sunday by Captain Oils D. Tria- Clover h **«*!.
170.0ÍM)
2.040.000
ping points.
Women May Smoke.
have resigned or Intend to resign Is a
7>7«.fil7
fi.»«. 3*7
St. Paul—Medical experts are puz­ , her, proprietor of the Underwood- Pbtatuefl,
Onions—Oregon, $2 sack; buying
Los Angelos.—Tho ban on women falsehood. 1 have no Intention of re­
1.511. ♦'•21 ton«..
..
n..PM.*>!»
liar.
zled
over
the
case
of
Abraham
Brach-
Hood
River
ferry
system.
Hop«.
lai.UOO
bale»
í5.W7.«M)
price, $1.60 f. o. b. shipping points.
cigarette smokers at the Vnnnuys ho­ signing.
.. .
M.fMMiíílO
‘‘While I was on the Washington Fruit
Hereafter tho
Vegetables—Cabbage, ljc pound; ner, an 18-year-old Jewish boy, who bank
"Should tho elections, which will bo
fi.ííiíi.ooó tel has been removed.
I saw the deer enter the water, V^iretablc«
for
12
days
has
been
asleep
in
the
city
MiMccllan<*ouR product«. . ........................ ....
7.500,000 click of Jeweled cigarette cases, the held as I have promised. Indicate an­
cauliflower, $1.25(81.50 doz.; egg­
and
when
he
was
about
a
third
of
the
|74,O9tf.M'Z8 curling blue smoke from gold tipped other for tho presidency, I shall step
plant, 7c pound; hothouse lettuce, 90c hospital. He is completely oblivious way across I slipped around behind
Agricultural product*—
cigarettes, held by fair hands, will bo aside. Until thnt time you will find
(8$lbox; peppers, 5(8 7c pound; to­ to all sensation and fails to respond by him In my launch," said Captain Tr**i- Other
. iR.42fi.noo allowed In the lobby.
Itairy produrti«
........................................
All this Is due me hero complying with my promises
matoes, 50c^z$1.50 box; garlic, 10rtv even the slight quiver of a muscle to a ber. “The deer was as quick in the Poultry arwl E$nr«
H.700.<*IO
. r>Joy«-<’
to the nntlon, which nro to reestablish
prick.
It
is
Baid
his
condition
is
Wool.
r* 7 Ji «Mi Un,
pin
Xf7r..(o» to an after dinner smok>
12c pound; sprouts, lOt^llc; squash,
water as a duck and it kept me busy Mohair. l.ÌH7;W» liai
MM.7Ä0 eently by Mrs. Wgltaen Smltb. an Eng
pence -I’Mn tho law If possible—but
due
to
hysteria,
caused
by
ill-treat
­
to head him off from the shore. I Jhmcv
lie; celery, 40(865c doz.
1«1.750
llsh woman from Australia. As sho to ro-osinbllsn ptaee.”
34.XO7.MJO
was alone In the boat, and had to steer Live .Stock
Potatoes—Oregon, 90c(8,$l hundred; ! ment before the boy left Russia.
i smoked,
’ ' quite as a matter of course,
"Another thing." the president snld.
and cast my rope. The buck dodged
buying price, 75(885c at shipping
74.ow.H2s jthe lobby. Acting Manager Peter- "I have money for my requirements.
Wireless
Novice
Fined.
the
noose
until
I
was
pretty
well
dis
­
points; sweet potatoes, $2(8,2.25 crate.
Siss.M.sn KOn* between amazement and delight Don’t think thnt I haven’t. Whore did
Total
New York—Elmer B. Myers, a couraged. Several times In trying to
watched the grace with which Mrs. I get It? My secret,” tapping bls chest
Green Fruit— Apples, 60c(8$2.50
turn
him
from
the
bank
I
ran
the
Smith manipulated her cigarette. Ho with a satisfied smile, "but I bnvo It.”
box; cantaloupes, $2.25 crate; peach­ Brooklyn youth who set up a wireless boat entirely over him."
Klamath Grain Men Happy.
made official announcement that wo­
es, 25(850c box; prunes, 2Je pound;! plant on the roof of his home without
Klamath Falls — Grain raisers of men will have the same smoking priv­
The deer Is now tied to a tree in
pears, $1.25(81.50 box; grapes, 60c first obtaining a Federal license to do Underwood, Wash.
Klamath county are much elated over ilege as mon anywhere In the hotel.
Car Shortage Indicated.
@$1.35 crate, 12Jc basket, casabas, so, was fined 150 by United States
Washington,
I). C.—Imminence of
Judge
Mayer
for
violation
of
the
radio
the
announcement
by
Agent
S.
J.
2c pound; cranberries, $8.50(8,9 bar­
act passed last June by congress. He
Many Immlgranta Coming.
Bailey that the Southern Pacific has
nn Immediate serious car shortage on
rel ; Turkish melons 2c pound.
8tore Meets Tariff Cut.
Atnorlcnn railroads Induced tho Inter­
Poultry—Hens, 15c; springs, 15c; is said to be the first defendant under
Roseburg.—T. J. Ryan, wife and t wo reduced its rates on grain from this
Montclair, N. J.—A Montclair store state comtnerco commission to Issue
Heretofore
turkeys, live, 22c; dressed, nominal; this law.
children, of Portland, arrived here re­ city to California points.
ducks, 12@12}c; geese, 12c.
cently after a four months’ tour of the grain rate to San Francisco has announces for tho benefit of Its cus­ a vlgoroua appeal directed to hoth
Two Burn in Smokestack.
Europe. Mr. Ryan owns considerable been $5.40 per ton and to Ix>a Angeles tomers that the operation of tho now rnllwnys and shippers to give “close
Eggs—Oregon fresh ranch candled,
permits It to sell goods at a attention to methods of londlng, un­
Ely, Nev.—Two men were burned land In Douglas county which he will $8.80. The new order lowers these to tariff
42c.
reduction. It enumerates a list of ar­ loading, moving and promptly return­
Inspect
prior
to
leaving
for
Portland.
$5
and
$7.50.
The
grain
rate
to
Sac-
to
death
and
four
others
received
Butter — Oregon creamery butter
ticles on which prices have been re­ ing to use the cars now available.’’
cubes, 34c pound; butter fat, deliv­ minor injuries at McGill when an ex­ Mr. Ryan says he was disappointed ramen to, >4.50 a ton, was left un- duced. These Include Imported pens, Complaints received from nil parts of
with
the
old
country,
and
is
glad
to
This is 50 cents a ton
changed.
plosion occurred in the smokestack of
ered, 34c.
back to Oregon. He predicts a cheaper than from other Southern that were formerly 19 cents a tin and tho country Indicate tho danger of a
the Steptoe smelter. The men were get
Pork—Fancy, 12c pound.
Tho commfaalon be­
now sell nt 16 cents; spinach, former­ car shortage.
heavy Immigration to the United
lining the interior of a new smoke­ States during the next few years. The Oregon points.
Veal—Fancy, 13<813$c pound.
ly 15 cents, now 13; carrots, formerly lieves that "The present supply of
22, now 19; mushrooms, 28, now 24; cars Is sufficient for nil purposes."
Hops—1913 crop, prime and choice, stack with an acid-resisting compound. steamship companies, he says, are at
Sixin River Mine Being Worked. Camembert choose, 25, now 24; Edam and for tho movement of nil traffic
The hoBe connecting with a gasoline present selling tickets to the United
23@24c; 1912 crop, nominal.
Wool — Valley, 16 (8 18c; Eastern torch which they were using became States on the installment plan, many
Bandon—Work on a large scale is cheese, $1.09, now 90. Macaroni drop offered.
Oregon, ll@16c; mohair, 1913 clip, disconnected and the explosion fol­ of which will become effective next being made on a mining ciaizff at the! pod 2 cents a pound and sardines from
Thaw Grows Impatient.
30 cents to 25 cents.
year.
lowed.
25(8 27c pound.
Sixis River, near Bandon.
A steam
Concord. N. H.—In a supplementary
Cattle — Prime steers, $7.50(8.8;
shovel has been shipped from Portland
brief on behalf of Harry K. Thaw, filed
Gresham Buys Water Meter.
Apple la Named “Wilson."
Celebrated Rate Case Ends.
choice, $7.25 (5 7.50; medium, $7(8
and a number of buildings are being
by his counsel with Governor Felker,
Montvllle, N. J.—A large gold and it Is declared that Thaw has boon de­
Gresham.—A new water meter has erected. A canal system is being con­
7.25; prime cows, $6.50(8 7; choice,
Washington, D. C.—The Interstate
$6.25 @ 6.50; heifers, $6@7; light commerce commission has ordered been purchased of the Nepturo type structed that will give 3000 miners’ crimson apple, pleasing to the eye, tained under arrest nearly six weeks
calves, $8(89; heavy, $6.75(8J7.75; that for two years the rail rates on im­ by Gresham and will be installed at inches, which is equal to 75 cubic feet and of tart flavor, has been originated on n defective requisition petition sup­
by John Wilson Van Dwynt, a farmer
bulls, $3.50(85.90; stags $5.75(8,6.75. ports westbound from New York and the connection of the Gresham mains I a second.
The mining engineer re­ of lower Montvllle. He has called the ported by th*« allegation of an Indict­
with the Bull Run water pipe. The
Hogs — Light $8.60(58.95; heavy Boston shall be the same. So ends present meter does not register ac-1 ports that the claim contains over 14,- new species the Wilson apple, In hon­ ment which never existed, and during
all that time no Indictment Ims been
$7.50(8,7.75., w
the celebrated import rate case in curately the flow cf water. The new . G00,000 cubic yards of blue gravel, or of the president. A specimen of obtained. The brief question Is asked
Sheep—Wethers $4(84.50; ewet, which.the two cities fought for advan­ meter cost $750. The old meter will some of which has, it is said, panned the fruit will be sent to Mrs. Wilson whether the requisition for Thaw’s
tages."
$3.25(8,4; lambs $4(85.50.
1200 to the cubic yard.
to try In plea.
bring $200.
extradition la made In good faith.
1
PLUCKY ENGINEER SAVES
PASSENGERS EROM WRECK
OREGON’S EARM I’ROIH fTS
VALUED AT 1-10 MILLIONS