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Cottage Grove Leader
PUBLISH CONTRIBUTIONS.
MARK PACKAGES IN FULL.
GANG USE DYNAMITE
FAVORS BIG FLEET.
G reat Lesson Taught by C ruise, Says
Railroads Put Additional Burdens on
T aft and Bryan Favor Passage of
Admiral Evans.
Small S hippers.
Such a Law by C ongress.
W
ashington,
May 25.—Admiral E v­
Washington, May 26.—The first big .
Chicago, May 26.— Besides deter­
COTTAGE GROVE..............ORBGOW sensation
of the presidential campaign
mining to increase freight rates 10 per Ruef’s Confederates Wreck Oak­ ans, in an interview with W. S. Meri-
weathcr, told of the results of the
cent, the railroads in the “official clas­
came today when William Jennings INVESTIGATE EXPRESS RATES.
CHEAP FUEL IN SIG H T.
cruise of the Pacific and its benefits
Bryan sent a telegram to William How­
sification” territory have agreed to
land Houses of Gallagher.
and the future pohey and p ro je c ts of
ard T aft suggesting that they join in State Railroad Com m ission Has Fancy If C hoppers Can’t Sell to T rust They add considerably to the burdens of the
the American navy.
shippers
of
package
freight.
At
the
urging congress to pass a bill making
Figures to S tart With.
Will to C onsum ers.
“W hat, in your opinion,” he was
compulsory the publication of campaign Salem, Or., May 26.—An investigation
same m eeting at which the rate in­
“is the most vital question af­
Pendleton.—After futile efforts to creases were decided upon, the repre­ WOULD INTIMIDATE STAR WITNESS asked,
contributions.
fecting the navy today?”
has been started by the railroad com­
This move by Bryan is looked upon mission regarding express rates en­ sell their wood to Pendleton and sentatives of m ore than 400 railroads
“The shortage of officers and men,
particularly officers,” Admiral Evans
as one of great wisdom by the demo­ forced by the Wells, Fargo and the W alla W alla woodyards, ten wood- agreed that after July 1 they will not
Pacific express com paniti m Oregon. choppers of Kamela have pooled their receive for shipm ent any packages in Ex-President of Board o f Supervisors replied “We have not a battleship in
cratic leaders, who say it shows his Some
commission today with a sufficient
revelations have been output and have placed an agent in
Ik R e su m e o f ttio L h i Im portant but
than carload lots which are not
sincere determination to conduct his brought startling
num ber of officers properly to look
Had Ju st Closed a $ 2 5 ,0 0 0
to light that will likely de­ this city and will sell direct to the m less
N o t I m o Interesting Evento
arked
plainly
with
the
nam
e
of
the
campaign
without
the
aid
of
great
cor­
out for her battery. Those we have
mand the attention of the commission consum er. They have 5,000 cords in
D
eal-
Second
O
utrage.
o f the P e s t W eek.
are excellent, but they are so over­
consignee, the station and state of
in the near future.
porate influence.
worked that they are giving way un­
Comparisons have been made show­ the pool and will fill this territory consignee, the station, city and state
Bryan’s message reads as follows:
der the strain. Men can be trained
“Hon. William Howard Taft, secretary ing the relative charges on lines in O r­ with cheap wood, they declare. The of destination.
egon and the charges in other states for w o o d y trd l have large supplies on
Oakland. Cal., May 28.—Three large for duties on shipboard, as has just
Mrs. Carrie Nation has been arrested of war, Washington:
“I l>eg to suggest that as the leading similar distances and for the same class hand, owing to the fact that the mild It is estim ated that this action will dwelling houses, built by James L. Gal­ been shown in the cruise of the A t­
at Pittsburg.
fleet to ¿he Pacific, but not so
w
eather
of
the
past
w
inter
restricted
of
goods.
From
Portland
to
Siskiyou,
candidates
of
our
respective
parties,
we
save
the
railroads
in
the
territory
east
Chester, Pa., is having trouble with join in asking congress to pass the bill a distance of 385 miles, the Wells- the sale, and have refused to buy the of the M ississippi River and north of lagher, ex-president of the board of lantic
with officers.
street car men.
supervisors and the prosecution’s star “In case of a sudden outbreak of
requiring the publication of campaign Fargo express company charges a mer­ Camela pool, which is now being m ar­
Two cruisers and five torpedo boats contributions prior to elections. If you chandise rate of $2.75 for 100 pounds, keted here. Already several cars the O hio River to the seaboard, at witness in the bribery-graft cases, at hostilities, we would find ourselves
least
$2,000.000
annually
in
loss
and
handicappd from this cause.”
have
been
ordered
from
the
pool
and
have left San Francisco for Portland. think best we can ask other candidates while for the same distance in Missouri
Perkins and Belmont streets, this city, seriously
The Admiral was then asked what
a rate has been established by the Mis­ it prom ises to dem oralize the wood dam age claims. On the other hand, it were
the request.
A company of militia is to be organ­ to unite with us in ‘ W.
wrecked
by
dynamite
tonight
was the chief lesson to be drawn from
souri railroad commission, which is m arket in the inland empire.
will cost the shippers of package shortly before midnight. The houses the
ized at Honolulu, the first for the isl­ Secretary Taft replied J. to BRYAN.
cruise of the battleship fleet.
William J. now in force, of $2 for 100 pounds. The
freight
probably
as
much,
or
even
were
not
yet
occupied.
ands.
here are two,” he replied. “ First,
Bryan's telegram, suggesting that they merchandise rate in Texas for a sim­
Keep Salmon Out o f Alfalfa.
A heavy charge of dynamite, placed the “T absolute
more,
to
perform
the
actual
work
re
necessity for two fleets,
Senator Bailey, of Texas, will go to unite in asking congress to pass a bill ilar distance is $2.05.
of salmon quired in m arking the shipm ents as in the kitchen of the largest of the one on the Atlantic
and one on the
the democratic national convention as providing for the publication of cam­ The rates charged by the Pacific ex­ fry Pendleton.—Thousands
three
houses,
threw
the
building
off
the
from
six
to
eight
inches
in
length
Pacific; second, that we took the fleet
press company are even more exorbi­
paign contributions, as follows:
a delegate.
prescribed
by
the
railroads.
It
is
foundations
and
almost
completely
Bryan: Your telegram tant according to the figures given out are now running out into the canal also stated by the shippers th at it will wrecked it. The houses were shat­ to sea with one-third of the men un­
Two Utah mining companies are “William On J. April
and arrived at the Pacific en­
30, last, I sent the by the railroad commission. The Pa­ of the Irrigon irrigation project and make im possible any secrecy regard­
fighting over a silver mine said to be received.
while many windows in the trained
trance to the Straits of M agellan and
following
letter
to Senator Burrows, cific express company operates out of many of them are being stranded on ing the identity of the custom ers of tered.
worth $1,450,000.
neighborhood
were
broken
by
the
Magdalena Bay absolutely in condi­
chairman of the committee on privileges Portland east over the O. R. & N. For the bars, where they are perishing. any business house.
shock.
Senator Foraker is favoring Roose­ and elections:
tion to go into an engagem ent.”
440 miles over the O. R. & N., from
O
n
the
contrary,
any
business
house
John
Rollins,
a
watchman
employed
velt for another term, as he dislikes “ ‘I sincerely believe that it would Portland to Huntington, the general Deputy Game and Fish W arden O. F. may, after the new rules go into eF by the contractor building the houses “W hat should be our future naval
him less than Taft.
greatly tend toward the absence of cor­ merchandise rate for 100 pounds is $4. T urner will take im m ediate steps to feet, station m en at railroad w are­ for Gallagher, was sitting in a small strength, and how distributed?”
“ Forty-eight battleships with the
from politics if all the expendi­ For 358 miles, or the same distance for have proper fish screens placed at the
and learn in detail all about shack near the houses at the time, and necessary
A man has just been arrested in ruption
cruisers, torpedo boats, sub­
tures for the nominations and elections which the W ells-Fargo charges $2.75 dam to prevent this destruction of houses
the
shipm
ents
of
com
petitors,
to
Michigan for a murder committed in of
was
thrown
to
the
ground.
He
said
all candidates and all conti ibutions in Western Oregon, the Pacific express the young fish. The dam of the Irri­ whom shipped and in w hat am ounts. to Captain of Detectiycs Peterson that m arines and auxiliaries. They should
Colorado 15 years ago.
and expenditures made by po­ company in Eastern Oregon charges gon project is in the U m atilla River T hat this will have a trem endous ef­ he was through the three' buildings be distributed—24 on the Pacific and
An ex-member of the United States received committees
tw o miles east of the tow n of U m a­
could be made public, $3.75.
upon this class of business is con­ shortly before the explosion occurred. 24 on the A tlantic.”
secret service is in trouble at Flagstaff, litical
both in respect to state and national Compared with similar distances in tilla. Thousands of fine salmon fry fect
fidently
that Gallagher was negotiat­
Arizona, for trying to extort money. politics. For that reason. I strongly fa­ Missouri and Texas, the rates of the are now to be found in the river and It has asserted.
the custom of the ship­ ing It a is said
FIRE ON OLD VESSEL.
deal today for the sale of the
effort will be m ade to prevent pers to m been
The troops of the pretender to the vor the passage of the bill now pend­ Pacific express company are extreme. every
ark
their
packages
with
an
houses for $25,000. Several weeks ago
For 440 miles in Missouri the general them from running into the irrigation initial or some hieroglyphic, the key Gallagher’s
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Morocco throne have looted all the gov­ ing.”
in Oakland was blown
Naval Experim ent Will be
O ther canals on the river are
ernment buildings and houses of the OKLAHOMA FLOODS RECEDING. merchandise express rate is $2.10 and canals.
which is to be found on the bill of up and badly home
wrecked at night while he Sensational Tried
in Texas it is $2.30. In both these nrooerly protected with screens and to
bp Navy.
lading.
It
was
the
theory
that
this
sultan.
and
his
wife
and
several
friends
were
states the rates have been fixed by ladders.
would
save
the
tim
e
and
labor
of
the
in
the
house
and
narrowly
escaped
se­
W
ashington.
May
25.—The m ost
While preparations were in progress Property Loss Estim ated $ 1 0 ,0 00 ,0 0 0 railroad
commissions and have been ac­
shippef and throw a certain am ount rious injury.
sensational naval experim ent ever at­
for the funeral of a Kansas City man,
W ells-Fargo to Build.
cepted
by
the
express
companies
and
of
secrecy
around
the
conduct
of
his
tem pted by this country will take
—Eight Lives Lost.
the supposed corpse sat up and asked
are now in force. The rates given are Eugene.—The W ells-Fargo Express
FO RT WORTH FEARS W ORST. place today in Chesapeake Bay, when
for a drink.
Guthrie, Okla., Mav 27.—The sun is for the same classes of goods in every Com pany has begun the erection of a business.
the
m onitor Florida will be subm itted
_________
fine brick building on the Southern
Mrs. H arry Thaw has withdrawn her shining in Oklahoma today, and the instance.
bom bardm ent by big guns and to r­
Pacific depot grounds in which to WHOLE STATE STORM SW EPT Trinity River Rises Again and Condi­ to
suit for divorce. It is thought this is a flood waters are fast receding. No ad
pedoes to dem onstrate the effect of
OREGON W OOL GOOD.
handle its business in this city. The
move to gain control of any property ditional loss of life is reported, and the
tions Are Serious.
modern projectiles upon the internal
architecture
of
the
new
building
will
he may have.
T
exas
Suffers
Untold
Damage
From
and the structure of the fight­
homeless are beginning gradually to
Fort W orth, Tex.. May 28.—With the fittings
in keeping with that of the new
ing craft of the American navy.
Wind
and
Rain.
Mrs. Alfred V anderbilt has secured return to their homes. The death roll S ecretary S m ythe'P raises Com pulsory be
waters
of
the
Trinity
river
still
near
passenger
depot,
now
in
course
or
Florida is so constructed and
Dipping Law.
a divorce.
o/ the banks another great The internally
construction and to be com pleted b e­ Austin, Texas, May 26.—A terrific the summit
remains at eight.
in such a way as to
of water l>egan pouring from fitted
President Fallieres, of France, is W ith miles of tracks washed out and Portland.—Secretary Dan P Smythe, fore July 1 . The W ells-Fargo build­ wind and rain storm swept Texas volume
have practically the same strength of
the
west
fork
of
that
stream
toward
ing
will
be
of
brick
and
stone
and
visiting King Edward.
of
the
Oregon
Woolgrowers
association,
resistance
as
the
bridges damaged or destroyed, the rail­
will cost $4,000 to $5,000. It is prob­ from the Panhandle to the Gulf early this city late last night. Early today ican battleship. latest type of A m er­
A Seattle woman sent her daugh­ roads are still dem oralized; train serv­ passed through Portland recently on his able
the river is rising at a rate of six inches At first it was proposed to put live
downtown office of the com­ Sunday. The destruction to crops and an
ter for a doctor and then com m itted ice on many lines must remain annulled way to Salem, where he represents the pany the
hour, and with such conditions as sheep in the turret of the m onitor, but
will be done away w ith when vegetables, trees and shrubbery was already
suicide.
prevail, the outcome when the this plan has been abandoned because
for several days yet. while on others third district of Oregon at the annual the new building is finished, as the the greatest reported in years.
crest
this second rush of waters it is believed the death of the anim als
W. T. Ham ilton, the last living of only a partial service is possible. The meeting of the state sheep commission. location is convenient to the business In num erous places houses were un­ reaches of this
city cannot be foretold. would prove little as to the probabil­
General Custer s scouts, has just died damage to crops and railroads can, of Mr. Smythe says the wool clip this year section of the city.
roofed and sm all villages and ham lets That considerable additional property ity
course, be only roughly estimated, but is asla rg e as usual, and that the wool
at Butte, Mont.
of loss of human life under sim ilar
loss any! suffering will result is consid­
figure places the aggre­ is of exceptionally fine quality.
in many instances were inundated by ered
Rare Species of Duck.
The Presbyterian general assem bly a gate conservative
circum stances. The plan to test the
certain.
at
close
to
$10,000,000.
It
marks
the
terrific
rainfall
which,
in
the
space
At
this
session
of
the
sheep
commis­
will seek a closer union of the P res­ the costliest disaster ever sustained eith­
K lam ath Falls.—H unters on the
A serious situation has developed ability of the modern ship of war to
the eastern Oregon men intend to K lam ath river near T eters landing of four hours, reached seven inches in here
byterian churches.
in regard to the city water supply. w ithstand the heavy firing of the lat­
er in Oklahoma or the Indian T erri­ sion
take
some
radical
action
to
prevent
fur­
report
the
finding
of
a
pair
of
red
mains are filled with black, muddy est big guns has attracted much a t­
Thaw has been declared still insane, tory or by the new State of Oklahoma. ther encroachments of W ashington ducks nesting among the tules. The m any sections. A ustin was in the The
in official circles and it is
water, unfit for drinking even after tention
but he will try to avoid returning to At Muskogee the Arkansas river con­ sheepmen in the Wenaha forest reserve. birds are small and supposed to be path of the w orst of the storm , and being
boiled. The city authorities de­ looked upon as a m atter of great im-
tinued to rise up to last night, but this Mr. Smythe, who is extensively en­ cinnam on teal, a species of duck rarely for hours the streets were im passable
the M atteawan asylum.
it may be a week before they can p >rtnnee by foreign officials at the em ­
began gradually to lower. At
for either man or beast, electric light clare
in sheepraising himself, is em­ 4een in this section. The pelicans and
Senator Slayden, of Texas, is op­ morning
the normal water supply. Mean-, bassies here.
point 2,500 consumers are still gaged
telephone connections were dis­ restore
phatic
in
praise
of
the
compulsory
dip
posed to the Seattle fair and says the that
have
returned
in
great
num
bers
this
those who can afford it arc buy­
without gas as a result of the princi­ ping law passed at the last session of spring. The rapid grow th of the city abled beyond im m ediate repair and while,
country is tiring of expositions.
ing
water
from private artesian wells,
PACIFIC MAIL IS PASSIVE.
pal main breaking.
houses were unroofed.
legislature. He says Oregon sheep and the settlem ent of the hills be­ m any
and
those
who
are drinking the
T here is a desperate effort in con­ In W est Guthrie, where more than the
T
he
agricultural
sections
of
Central
now practieally free from disease of tween Lake Ewauna and the Upper and Southern Texas have been im ­ water that comes cannot
out
of
the
mains.
gress to pass a currency bill by hold­ 500 houses were submerged, the water are
kind, and the wool is of a much K lam ath lake seemed for several years m easurably dam aged, according to Thirteen men, women and children Would Not be Benefited by Proposed
ing up the public building bill.
drained off fast today, and conditions every
higher grade than in former years.
past to have driven the pelicans to
Subsidy Clause.
caught in the overflow in the Den­
began
to
assume
a
normal
aspect.
reports received here, badly were
Fully a quarter of a million men Around Shawnee, Sapulpa. Tulsa, The adm inistrtion at Washington has other fields. However, they are here general
ton
river.
Their
condition
became
so
dem
oralized
wire
service
occasioning
San
Francisco,
May 25.—The prog­
em ployed in English shipbuilding Jenks and other points hundreds of favored the woolgrowers in the Ever­ in great num bers this year.
precarious that they were forced to ress of the postoffice
slow and unsatisfactory reports from hold
appropriation
yards have accepted a cut in wages. railroad laborers are at work repairing green State, to the detrim ent of Oregon
the
children
upon
their
shoulders
many sections that are known to have to keep them from drowning. They bill, now in its last stages before Con­
Just what action will be
Five Counties Join in Fair.
More than 100 governm ent m eat in tracks and bridges. At Stigler the Ca­ stockmen.
suffered
from
the
storm
.
is being watched with much in­
was not prepared to
stood in water almost up to their necks gress.
spectors held a conference in Chicago nadian river has made a complete taken but Mr. he Smythe
terest in this city, especially with re­
thinks the commission will The Dalles.—In connection with the OKLAHOMA TIED COM PLETELY for ten hours until rescued.
on the enforcem ent of the new m eat change of course, and railroad bridges say.
gard
to
the ocean mail subsidy am end­
fair
to
be
held
in
this
city
in
October,
make recommendations that the for­
inspection law.
that formerly spanned that stream are estry
m ent, agreed to by the conferees, but
departm ent at the national capital under the auspices of the Second E ast­
NORTH
CAROLINA
DRY.
rendered
useless.
rejected by the House, which has
ern Oregon D istrict A gricultural So­ M uskogee is in Sorry Plight W ithout
The Oklahom a legislature has
will not dare to overlook.
asked for another conference on the
ciety, will be a children’s fair in which
passed a law which provides for a
Heat
o
r
Light.
measure.
T he proposed increased
HORRORS
INCREASE.
Prohibition Sw eeps State From End
products grown or m anufactured by pu­
penitentiary term for any em ployer
Com plete Elgin-Joseph Line.
com pensation to steam ship lines di­
pils o f the public, high and parochial M uskogee. Okla., May 26.—N ot a
who refuses work to a man because
to
End
at
Elections.
the Portland mail from the East schools of the district, which comprises railroad in O klahom a is in operation,
rectly affects the companies running
he is a m em ber of a union. Pinkerton Recent Storm in Texas C ost at Least to In General
Manager J. P. O ’Brien, of W asco, Crook, Sherm an, Gilliam and
Raleigh, N C„ May 19.—North Car vessels from this port to China, Japan,
detectives are also barred from the
100
Lives.
as
a
result
of
thé
heavy
rains
and
olina
was
carried
for
state-wide
prohi­
the
O.
R.
&
N.
company,
he
has
received
A ustralia and the Philippines.
W heeler Counties, will be exhibited.
state.
long-expected instructions from This
adjunct to the main fair, which cloudbursts that have occurred in vari­ bition Tuesday by a majority estimated W hen asked what would be the re­
Dallas, Tex., May 27.—As the hours the
P eter Daly, the actor, is dead.
New
York
to
proceed
with
const!uction
at
40,000
to
42,000
on
reports
received
sult «hould the subsidy am endm ent he
was
a
signal
success
last
year,
comes
parts of the state during the past up to midnight.
pass the horrors of the flood in this
the Elgin-Joseph branch. About as a result of agitation along this line ous
retained in the bill, F. S. Samuels,
Good progress is being made on the section increase. It is believed the of
three
days.
The
last
road
to
suspend
$.">00.000. the amount necessary to com
prohibition ticket carried 78 out m anager of the Oceanic Steam ship
the principals of the various Wasco operations was the M issoori-K ansas of The
Seattle fair buildings.
the
08
counties
by
overwhelming
ma­
complete list of dead, when compiled, píete the line, has been provided. From by
Company, said:
The N orthern Baptist convention will show at least 100 lives to have 300 to 400 men will be put on at once. County schools.
& Texas, which was forced to quit at jorities. The prohibition ticket has car­ “W hether we will resum e running
for 1909 will m eet in Portland.
ried
20 counties by majorities approxi­ vessels to A ustralia and carry the
For
the
last
two
months
the
atithoriza
noon
Sunday,
when
the
bridge
on
the
been lost. It is estimated that 10,000
New Fly D estroys Aphis.
mating 5,600. This calculation is partly mails cannot he determined for a time.
from Mr. H arrim an for this work M ilton__Local
line at Eufala went down.
A statue of the late Senator H anna people are homeless, having been driv­ tion
orchardists are much m ain
has
been
expected
daily.
As
soon
as
T o add to the disaster, the main based upon estimates and the prohibi­ A ustralia and New Zealand have made
has ju st been unveiled at Cleveland, en
from
their
houses
by
the
raging
wa­
tion leaders say that it is possible for other contracts for carrying the mails
interested
in
a
new
variety
of
fly
which
the
effects
of
last
year’s
money
strin
supplying
natural
gas
to
the
Indian
Ohio.
ters.
the prohibition majority to reach 50,000. since we discontinued, and we do not
gency
began
to
wane
Mr.
O
’Brien
made
T
erritory
part
of
the
state
was
car­
has
appeared
in
orchards
in
this
section
The
propeity
loss
is
estimated
to
be
E astern railroads will resist the In ­
annlication for the necessary funds to recently and which appears to be an ried away with the Clarksville bridge The election passed off very quietly, know at present w hether we could get
terstate Commerce Commission’s rates at least $25.000,000 over the entire complete
the road to Joseph.
late Sunday, and the supply of gas no disturbances of any importance being that business again.”
enemy to the green aphis, a pest which for
stricken district.
for accounting.
M uskogee and several other cities renorted.
Adolph J. Frey, assistant to the
The
Trinity
river
has
surpassed
all
has
done
great
dam
age
to
peach
trees
in the southeast part of the state has The total vote cast in the state was vice-nresiilent and general m anager of
Thousands of people are swarm ing records. I^ast night it was believed the Sheep Dyir.g in Eastern O regon.
about
175.000.
the
Pacific Mail Company, the Jap­
been
entirely
cut
off.
Officials
of
the
to the Puget Sound cities to see the crest of the flood had been reached here, B aker C ity__ Dr. W. II. L ytle passed this season. The new fly, which may
gas com pany say it will be a week Every large town in the state except anese and China line, said there was
A tlantic battleship fleet.
hut more rains in the north have sent through B aker City a few days ago on prove a blessing to the fruitgrow ers, is before
can be m ade so that Wilmington and Durham went prohi­ little prospect of the Pacific Mail
than the ordinary house fly and the gas repairs
A Hoboken, N. J., justice of the the waters down with increased futy
way to Skull Springs, where he larger
supply can again be carried. bition.
availing itself of any increased allow­
has
wings
long
and
slender
and
spotted
peace says he m arried Anna Gould and today the floods were greater than his
As natural gas is used for light and Under the regulations of the prohibi­ ance. chiefly because of the difficulty
and Prince de Sagan before they left yesterday and continually increasing. goes to look a fte r his interests a t th at black and white.
tion
bill
submitted
to
the
people
there
of securing crews composed largely of
heat,
business
will
be
suspended.
Business is suspended, and Mayor place. I t seems th at a num ber of
for Europe.
E levators have been forced to stop will be no manufacture or sale of intox­ Americans, as the law would require,
Hay
has
organized
a
relief
and
rescue
sheep
at
Skull
Springs
and
in
the
vicin­
Stocked With Fish.
and hotels and restaurants icating liquors in the state after Janu­ at a rate of wages perm itting of any
T he airship W hite W ing, built by
the members of which have been ity of Vale and O ntario have been Baker City.—Thom as H. Parker, of running,
profit.
have practically been put out of busi­ ary, 1909. _________________
Baldwin, is making successful flights corps,
doing
most
heroic
work.
dying,
and
it
is
Dr.
L
y
tle
’s
purpose
to
in New York. Baldwin was the in­
the state fish commission, received at ness.
see
if
som
ething
cannot
he
done.
The
Ocean
W
ater
fo
r
Tropical
Fish.
ventor of the airship at the Lewis and
Pow der the other day 31,000
Germans Angry at Frenchmen.
sheep this season are going to bring a N orth which
Battleship Michigan Launched.
New York. May 28.—Tropical fish in Berlin, May 25.—Denouncing Paris
Clark fair.
have been placed in the
Scale is Agreed Upon.
b e tter price than for many past years trout,
Camden,
N.
J.,
May
27.—The
battle­
lakes
at
the
hejid
of
N
orth
Powder
the
New
York
aquarium
are
soon
to
A Chicago woman brought back to
K ansas City. May 26.— A fter m ore
it seems and this trouble is the first
clubs as m ere gambling resorts and
life after being pronounced dead is ship Michigan, the first of all the big th at has been reported this year. The river and in other stream s near by. than six weeks of negotiations, the have the privilege of swimming in pure clubmen as card sharpers and black­
gun
battleships
of
the
United
States’
sorry she was revived. She says her
clip is to be very heavy.
last details which have been standing ocean water of the same brand as that legs. the German court and press are
PORTLAND MARKETS.
soul traversed a beautiful country in navy, was launched today at the yards
in the way of signing the final agree­ in which they were accustomed to dis­ declaring today that it is easy enough
spirit land.
m ent betw een the m iners and operat­ port themselves when in their free and to see why Teuton m em bers are tin-
of the New York Shipbuilding com­ Nevada’s G overnor an O regonian.
Wheat—
Club.
89c
per
bushel:
red
of Kansas City, M issouri. O kla­
have som ething better
Crop failures in British E ast Africa pany in the presence of a distinguished O ntario.—Den S. D ickerson, who is Russian, 87c; bluestem, 92c; Valley, ors
state instead of in the welcome—they
homa and A rkansas coal fields were untrammeled
with their time than to spend
is causing much loss of life am ong gathering of officials. As the ship left now G overnor of Nevada, vice John 89c.
more or less polluted water now run it to at do a gam
settled
Sunday
to
the
satisfaction
of
ing
table.
the com ­
the natives. Mpre than 40,000 deaths the ways Miss Carol Barnes Newberry, Sparks, deceased, is a M alheur Coun
into their tanks from New York bay. m ent bv m em bers of But the for Cercle
Barley—Feed, $25.50 per ton; rolled, both sides.
de
have been caused by starvation and
ty
boy,
aged
34
years.
H
is
parents
Many
of
the
choicest
fish
were
taken
in
$27.5(Hft
28.50;
brewing,
$26.
the governm ent is feeding 50,000 daughter of Assistant Secretary of the reside on a farm five miles w est of Oats—No. 1 white, $27.50 per ton; M onday m orning a joint m eeting of tropical water and for their benefit a I/U nion that Germans are regardless
the
operators
and
m
iners
was
to
be
custom, the black­
people.
Navy Newberry, raised the beribboned Vale. H e left this section seven years gray, $27.
tank has been erected in Bat­ of French of club
held, when the signatures of the prop­ storage
Am bassadorial Attache
for Nevada and joined the Miners Hay—Timothy. Willamette Valley. er
tery Park, which will be filled with sea balling
Bishops in the Methodist general con­ bottle of champagne and dashed it ago
officials
were
to
be
affixed
to
the
H
ortsm
an
m
ight
have
perm itted
against the receding wall of steel, ex­ Union in W hite Pine County, and $17 per ton; Willamette Valley, or­ scale and the agreem ent and the ac­ water brought as ballast by steamships. to pass as a personal m been
ference passed the lie.
atter.
when the union asked recognition on dinary, $15; Eastern Oregon. $18.50; tion ratified.
claiming,
“I
christen
thee
Michigan.”
France may have to recognize Mulai
the state ticket he was nam ed as lieu­ mixed, $16; clover, $14; alfalfa, $12;
Refugees Swept Away.
Hafid as sultan of Morocco.
Full o f Scotch Whiskey.
tenant-governor. He served in the
Big
Clock
Started.
meal. $20.
Vehicle
Falls
Down
Mountain.
Oklahoma
City. Okla.. May 28.—A Poughkeepsie, N. Y.f May 25 —
The late Governor Sparks, of Neva­ New York, May 27.—When Mayor Philippine war, enlisting in Portland. alfalfa
Dressed
Meats—Hogs,
fancy,
8c
per
da. was a great cattle breeder.
pound; ordinary, 7c; large. 6c; veal, San Jose, Cal., May 26.—Tw enty- special from Collier. Okla., near the Scotch whiskey adm inistered in good
ittpen, of Jersey City, pressed a tiny
Daily Snow storm s at Buckeye.
Before the battleship fleet leaves for W
7c; ordinary, 6c; heavy, 5c; mut­ one students’ half the graduating class Texas line, says that 14 persons who sized doses to H arry Thaw just be­
button he set in motion the mechan­ Sumpter. — Superintendent W. H. extra.
the Orient it will be reorganized.
ton. fancy, 8(f^9c.
of the Santa Clara High School, were had taken refuge on an island formed
he took the stand in the recent
Inability to get a board of arbitration ism of the largest clock in the world. Gleason, of the Buckeye mine, in the Butter—Extras, 25c per pound; carried 200 feet down a m ountain side between the new and old channels of fore
when a carry-all toppled from the Red river, were drowned late today, habeas corpus proceedings brought to
is continuing the street car strike at As the giant minute hand began to Cracker Creek district, reports opera fancy. 24c; choice, 20c; store. 16c.
19tfi20c per dozen; M ount H am ilton road at m idnight when the flood waters covered the place effect his release from M atteawan
Geveland, Ohio.
move the boats on the river and the tion at the property in full blast. Egg« —Candled,
Saturday night. The vehicle broke up
18*c per dozen.
is now held responsible for his
Major Jam*« F. Me In dee is to irae- factories on land joined in a chorus of C rosscutting for the main ledge from uncandled,
Poultry
—Mixed
12}(7i>13c when it started in its descent and where they had taken refuge. Although asylum
poor showing as a witness in his own
eeed Colonel Roeasler as government en­ whistles. The dial of the clock is visi­ the drift is in progress, and it is ex­ per pound; fancy chickens,
m
ost
of
the
young
people
slid
in
safe­
hens.
13l(f?'14c;
gineer at Portland.
ble for miles along the Hudson river. pected to encounter the vein in a short roosters, 8c; fryers. 22$(n'25c; broilers, ty down the m ountain side in the weighted down with a train of ballast, behalf. Amos T. Baker, acting super­
It is 38 feet in diameter, with an area while. There is much snow in the vicin­ 20(n'22fc ; ducks, old, 16(S'17c; spring. cover of the vehicle. News of the ac­ the “Katy” railroad bridge went out at intendent. is authority for the state­
The Presbyterian general assembly of
square feet. The minute hand
of this mine and it is a hard m at­ 22$(o25c: geese. 8(u9c; turkeys, alive. cident reached this city early Sunday 9 o’clock last night. The river is over ent that large quantities of the
wants congress to pass a law making is 20 1.134
feet long and weighs a third of a ity
ter to get supplies in at present. Con­ 16(jTl8c for hens, 14@16c for gobblers; and a physician and nurses were dis- three miles wide and is cutting a new m
Sunday an absolute day of rest.
whiskey were smuggled into the asy­
ton.
and
the
weight
of
the
entire
clock
tinued snow storms prevail almost daily dressed, 17(fil8c.
natched to the scene in an autom o­ channel around the town.
lum and given to Thaw.
Baron Takahira, Japanese ambassa­
at that altitude.
Apoles—Select, $2 50 per box; fancy. bile.
dor to the United States, says critics is close to six tons.
Royalty Can’t Pay Bills.
$£: choice. $1.50; ordinary, $1.25.
of his people are hasty and that war
Sparks’ Secretary Dead.
Striking Carmen Return.
Potatoes—Old Oregons, choice, 70
rumors are unfounded.
Auto to Carry Tourists.
West Guthrie Under Water.
Lisbon. May 28.—The royal house­ Carson. Nev.. May 25 —W. R Davis,
<iT80c
per
hundred;
sweet,
5|c
per
Cleveland,
Ohio,
May
26.—While
Klamath Falls__Captain ,T. M. M cIn­ pound
G uthrie. Okla., May 2 6 —All W est hold of Portugal is being besieged by
secretary to the late Governor
Admiral Evans has called upon the
of the M cIntyre Transportation Strawberries — Oregon, 10@17lc per G uthrie is inundated with from seven creditors and the newspapers of Lisbon private
president and received congratulations their brothers on strike were voting tyre,
Snarks, died at his home in this city
are
filled
with
libel
suits,
brought
by
company,
has
purchased
an
11-passenger
to ten feet of w ater rushing through
on the successful trio of the battleship today to remain out, 300 striking car­ automobile, and will put it on the lino pound.
of stomach trouble. Davis
The courts already have Saturday
fleet from the Atlantic to the Pacific. men applied for their old positions and between Dorris and this eitv. A crow Vegetables—Turnips. $1 50 per sack; the streets. Train service on all roads rovalty.
was better known as “Riley” Davis.
awarded
a
butcher
$210 and costs, the He served as secretary to Governor
in
and
out
of
G
uthrie
is
at
a
standstill
reinstated. The traffic is now rap­ of men is now w r.king on the road be­ carrots, 9i.50tfTl.75; beets. $125; because of miles of rails being under amount of an unpaid meat bill against
The government has started a suit were
since he first took office. He
idly approaching a normal state, and tween Dorris and Keno, getting it in parsnips. $1.25; cabbage. $1.75tfT2 per w ater and dozens of bridges im passa­ Dowager Queen Maria Pia and the Sparks
for a dissolution of the New Haven officials
a resident of Dayton. Nev . where
the usual number of cars shape for automobile service, and it is cwt.; beans, wax. 7tf?8c per pound; ble. No attem pt is being made to Duke of .Oporto. The situation arises was
road’s merger with the Boston and will he in say operation
he
held
a num ber of im portant posi­
The strik­ expected that the run can be made in head lettuce. 12ltfTl5c per dozen; cel­ operate trains east and west from out of the fact that the royal family
Maine and New England trolley roads. ers. however, say the shortly.
Through the death of the late
company is badly two hours from end of rail to this city. ery, 85c per dozen; asparagus. 91.50 G uthrie, while the Atchison, Topeka has not received a single penny from tions.
and his secretary, business
per box; egg plant, 20c per pound; & Santa Ee south of G uthrie is im ­ the state since King Carlos and his son in Governor
and say they are confident of
In an address before the Bankers’ crippled
the state and federal buildings is at
parsley, 25c per dozen; peas. 3tfT6lc passable
winning. They have further plans for
were
assassinated
four
months
ago.
at
Seward,
betw
een
here
and
a
standstill.
club, of Chicago. Bryan said unless the the
Scouring
Mills
to
Reopen.
per pound; peppers. 20c per pound;
campaign
people were assured their deposits were
Pendleton.—It was announced a few radishes. 15c per dozen; rhubarb. 3c O klahom a City.
More Plague Appears.
fully secured the government will have
Franz J osef in Serious Condition.
days
ago
that
the
wheels
of
the
P
en­
per round; spinach, 3c per pound;
to start banks.
Hearst Wins His Fight.
Sentence Four to Death.
Willemstad. Curacao, Mav 28.—The Vienna. May 25—Emperor Franz
dleton scouring mills would be started cauliflower. $2 50 per crate.
New York. Mav 27 —William R.
June 1. The uncertain Hops—1907. prime and choice. 5tfi> St Petersburg. May 26—-The court- report that the Port of La Guayra Josef has caught a fresh cold and gen­
The Mexican government has start­ Hearst won an important victory to­ turning about
of tne wool m arket is re ­ 6$c per pound: olds. 2tf?3 c per pound. m artial of eleven revolutionists, in­ would he reopened in the immediate fu­ eral audiences have been suspended.
ed proceedings against Martin Jacoby, day in his long fight for s recount of condition
sponsible for the late start, but it Wool—Eastern Oregon, average cluding four wom en, which began a ture is considered here to be prema­ The court^ physicians say they do not
millionaire and head of a large m ercan­ the ballots cast in the mayoralty elec­ will
shorten the season’s run. Sev­ best. 11tfTl5c per pound, according to few days ago, has resulted in the sen­ ture. as it is unofficially stated that an­ consider his majesty's condition a'arm -
tile house. He is charged with misap­ tion in 1905. when George B. McClel­ eral not
tencing of four of the accused to other case of bubonic plague has oc­ mg. but there is mnch uneasiness con
pounds of wool are shrinkage; Valley. 10tfTl2*c.
propriating between $3,uuo,000 and $5,- lan was declared elected, and at last the now thonsand
on hand and m ore is arriving Mohair —Choice. 18tfTl8ic per pound death and six to periods of penal curred there since the issuance of Pres­ eerning him owing to his age and
000 . 000 .
boxes are to be opened.
ident Castro’s decree.
daily.
Cascara Bark—3j(q4c per pound. servitude. One was acquitted.
continued ill health.
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