Cottage Grove leader., June 05, 1908, Image 2

Conage Grove Leader
C O T T A G B G R O V E ............. OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
lo a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
A Resume o f the Less Importent but
Not Less Interesting Events
o f the Pest Week.
Butte police are making an effort to
freeze out Emma Goldman.
The airship Chicago has made a
great flight in South Dakota.
By the election just held Oregon
will have 18 or 2» dry counties.
Indications arc that Senator Allison
w ill not be re-elected, from Iowa.
Chinese are refusing to buy Japan­
ese goods in all parts of Manchuria.
Utica, N. Y., pastors have com­
menced a crusade against gossipers.
Eastern steel manufacturers have
cut the price of steel bar $4 per ton.
Foreign cotton spinners are discuss­
ing plans to escape the American mo­
nopoly.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland have
just celebrated their 22d wedding an­
niversary.
The Erie, Pa., iron foundry, one of
the largest institutions of its kind
has burned.
The Mexican government announces
that the Yaqui Indians have not yet
been subdued.
Barney Oldfield, who was hurt a
few days ago in an antomobile race,
says he has had enough, and will quit
racing for good.
John Hays Hammond, born in Cali­
fornia, but now a resident of Massa­
chusetts, is willing to become Repub
lican candidate for vice-president.
Representative Huff,
vania, is seriously ill.
of
Pennsyl­
Rockefeller has given another $500,-
ooo to the Rockefeller institute.
Chinese o f San Francisco are or
ganizing a boycott against the Jap
anese.
Trustees of Stanford university have
set aside $500,000 for the purchase of
books.
The employment of union men as
inspectors makes railroad managers
indignant.
An earthquake lasting 20 seconds
was felt at Marysville, Cal. N o dam­
age was done.
A runaway Brooklyn boy has just
returned home after 20 years’ absence,
f ie is a millionaire.
Ice in Bering Straits has broken up
and steamer traffic to the north will
be more regular now.
The largest balloon ever constructed
hat just been finished at Danville, 111.
W hen inflated it is 150 feet high.
A German has just been arrested
who, it is believed, was attempting to
reach the kaiser to assassinate him.
Samuel Gompcrs, president of the
American Federation of Labor, bitter­
ly denounces congress for not passing
the bills demanded by the laboring
men.
A false alarm of a dynamite plot
caused a panic in one of Chicago’s
schools.
Arizona democrats have indorsed
Bryan and approved Foraker's stand
on statehood.
West Virginia’s democratic dele­
gates at large have been instructed to
vote for Bryan.
The Arkansas river is over it banks
at several places in Arkansas and flood­
ing bottom lands.
A severe wind storm has swept over
Clay county, Kansas, but very little
damage was done.
Tornadoes that swept Oklahoma
northwest of Guthrie brought great
damage to crops and farm property.
A gale of wind at Chicago preceded
an electrical storm which did consid­
erable damage in all parts of the city.
Dallas, Tex., is without lights or
drinkable water. Residences in the de
vustated district have been robbed by
looters.
Butte members of the 0. A. R. have
boon aroused because one of the
churches has been tendered to Emma
Goldman for her lectures.
Dynamiters wrecked the big pipe
line that conveys water from Bonita
M ountain". New Mexico, to Carrizozo,
N. M. Repair, are being made. This
pipe line cost $1,000,000.
Rear-Admiral Crowninsbield, retired,
is dead.
France and Germany have agreed on
a plan for the pacification o f Morocco.
Hearst is gaining in the recount of
New York mayoralty ballots o f the
1905 election.
\ typhoon at Hankow. China, cost
more than 1.000 lives and wrecked 500
junks.
The Relgian consular agent at Rabat.
Morocco, has been maltreated by na­
tives and his home government is likely
to take energetic action.
San Francisco supervisors are check­
ing up the city treasurer's accounts. He
is alleged to be short $37,500.
Johnson's managers predict his nom­
ination for democratic presidential can­
didate on the second or third ballot.
A tornado which swept Alfalfa coun­
ty. Okta.. killed 14 people and injured
many others, besides doing much dam­
age to property.
A Columbus. Ohio, boy invented a
machine with which he has made sev­
eral successful flights.
Mrs. Carrie Nation has been arrested
at Pittsburg.
Chester, Pa., is having trouble with
street car men.
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Two cruisers and five torpedo boats
have left San Francisco for Portland.
A compdhy o f militia is to be organ­
ized at Honolulu, the first for the isl­
ands.
n
Senator Bailey, of Texas, will go to
the democratic national convention as
a delegate.
Senator Foraker is favoring Roose­
velt for another term, as he dislikes
him less than T a ft
BUILD SO O N T O P O R TLA N D .
CHAMBERLAIN WINS
Northern Pacific Will Construct Point
Defiance Lina.
Tacoma, Wash., June 3.— From a re­
liable source the information comes
that the Northern Pacific will at once
complete the purchase of the right of
way for the Point Defiance line. Deals
that have been pending for over a
year for the Portland cut-off are to be
closed, and the additional right of way
necessary to connect with the main
line south of the city is to be pur­
chased at once.
Attorney Charles Murray is said to
have become connected with the Statement No. I Has a Safe Lead—
Northern Pacific legal department and
Hawley and Ellis for Congress
given personal charge of the closing
of thcaPoint Defiance deals. Before
— Many New Dry Spots.
his return to Tacoma recently, Mr.
Murray was associated with Judge
Gordon, attorney for the Great North­
ern at Spokane, and is in close touch F+ -l-H - M- H - H 1 EDI-H - H -l-H - H - ■H-
United States Senator—George
with the Hill interests.
E. Chamberlain, Democrat.
The Point Defiance line and the tun­
Representative First Congres­
nel will be built by the Northern Pa­
sional District—Willis C. Hawley,
cific and Great Northern jointly. The
Republican.
completion of the north bank road to
Representative
Second Con­
Vancouver makes the extension of the
gressional
District—W. R. Ellis,
line to Tacoma an immediate neces­
Republican.
sity.
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Justice of the Supreme Court—
SAVE LIVES OF BABIES.
Robert S. Bean. Republican.
Oregon Dairy and Food Com­
missioner—J. W. Bailey, Repub­
New York Philanthropists Plan Sys­
lican.
tematic Campaign.
Railroad Commissioner. First
N ew York, June 3.— Physicians and
Congressional District — Thomas
representatives of 50 hospitals, char­
K. Campbell, Republican.
Railroad Commissioner. Second
itable and municipal organizations,
Congressional District—Clyde B.
nurseries and diet kitchens banded
Aitchison, Republican.
themselves together at a meeting held
at the department of health to co-op­ ■H-
erate with Health Commissioner Dar­
Portland, June 4.— Governor Cham­
lington in a campaign against mortal­
ity among the infants this summer berlain’s plurality over Cake for
Every agency known to medical and United States senator will be about
sanitary science will be employed to 1700. He now has 1546. t Complete
reduce the death rate in the next four
returns from a large number of coun­
months.
According to the plan adopted each ties increase previous estimates. For
bureau will be divided into districts example, Malheur, which had pre­
so that there can be no overlapping viously been in the Chamberlain col­
of territory. As many milk depots,
physicians and nurses as needed will umn by 100, nearly doubles that plu­
be supplied to each district. It was rality by giving him 196, with five
also decided to issue cards of instruc­ small precincts still to hear from.
tions to mothers, which, it is said, will Cake’s previous lead of 18 in Benton
be radically different to those sent out
before. The cards will be distributed county is cut down to eight, while in
Clatsop the full vote raises the Demo
by thousands.______________
crat’s plurality from 300 to 357. Crook
LINERS EARN BIG SUBSIDY.
county, too, gives Chamberlain a lead
of 224 over his competitor. The full
Cunard Gets S750.000 a Year on vote of Douglas shows that each sen
atorial candidate has 1890 votes. If
Mauretania and Lusitania.
this is correct, it shows a slight loss
N ew York, June 3.— The gigantic to the Democratic candidate. Gilliam
turbine steamers Lustiania and Maure county comes in with only 20 for the
tania have earned for the Cunard Republican nominee, while
Lake,
Steamship company an annual subsidy hitherto in dispute, adds 70 to the
of $750,000 a year, according to a cable Chamberlain column. Lane county,
from Liverpool received today by the however, as the country precincts are
N ew York representatives of the line heard from, continues to add to the
The message stated that the British Cake figures. In Wallowa county,
government announced in parliament with 11 out of 20 precincts. Cake has
yesterday that the two great steam a lead of 113, which will probably
ships have fulfilled all conditions of reach 200. Marion, with every vote
the subsidy agreement. The conditions counter^ shows just 11 for Cake, while
were that the ships should make 24j Multnomah, with the count complete
knots an hour for a trans-Atlantic and a total of more than 25,000 for
round trip.
the two candidates, shows just 991 for
The Mauretania has averaged 24.88 the governor.
knots an hour westbound, and 24.42
Mr. Cake has carried 19 counties
eastbound. The Lustiania has aver­ and Mr. Chamberlain 13, counting
aged 24.83 westbound and 23.62 east- Douglas a tie The state at large,
bound.
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outside of Multnomah, on the vote so
far at hand, has given Chamberlain a
LEAVES JU R Y T O DECIDE.
plurality qf 652. Seventeen counties
out of 33 are complete, and most of
Courts Refuse to Dismiss Charge of the others are practically complete
It is not probable that the final re­
Grafting on Capital.
Harrisburg, Pa., June 3.—Judge turns will ffiakc a difference of more
than 100 votes in Governor Chamber
Kunkel. in the Dauphin county court,
Iain’s plurality one way or the other.
today refused to take the capitol con­
Hawley, Republican, is elected to
spiracy case from the jury, and all five
congress
in the first district by 15.000
defendants will therefore stand trial.
or more, and Ellis, Republican, by
The decision was a keen disappoint­
15.000 or more in the second district
ment to the defense.
Immediately after the ruling the de­ Bean, Republican, for supreme judge
has
a very large vote, having no op­
fense opened its case. Ex-Attorney
General Hensel outlined the defense. position, while Bailey. Republican, for
He said he spoke for all the defend­ food and dairy commissioner, wins by
ants, and denied collusion or falsity in 25.000 to 30.000 Campbell. Republi­
measures of the metallic furniture of can, is successful for railroad commis
the new capitol, as charged by the sioner in the first district, and Aitchi
state. The defense, he said, would son, Republican, for railroad commis
show that the system of measure­ sioner, for the second district, has
ments was a proper one in all respects, 5000 or more plurality.
Fifty-two members of the legisla­
and that it worked a saving to the
ture are for Statement No. 1. includ
state.
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in'r Kay o f Marion and Bonebrnke of
Benton, who are pledged conditional­
Americans Massacred.
ly. A majority of the legislature is 46.
Teheran, June 3.— More than 200
Christian Armenians have been massa­
STA TE VO TE ON SENATO B.
cred by Kurds in renewed depreda­
tions in the vicinity o f Urumiah, and
P lu r a l
ltles.
today that city is being besieged by
the Kurdish tribesmen. Wholesale
massacre and pillaging characterize
the operations of the Kurds through­
out a large district surrounding Uru­
; ■?
miah. W hile this alarming situation
prevails on the frontier, there is the
wildest excitement in Teheran. On
303 1.558 1.861
every hand there is talk o f impending H a k ert ........
1,071 1.063
Benton* • • ■
war with Russia as a result o f the C la ck n m a s f
510 2.134 2.644
O la ta o p t . . .
357
887 1.244
Kurdish massacres.
Plurality Over Cake Will Reach
1,000 or More.
UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATION SAFE
n
|4
305
C o lu m b ia * . .
C ooat ..........
C ro o k t ........
General Buller Dead.
u rry ........
London, June 3.— Sir Redvers Henry C
D o u g la s f . . .
Buller, aged 69, the English general o infiunt ...
O ra n tt . . . .
who won fame in conducting the oper­ H a r n e y . . . .
...
ations for the relief of Ladysmith dur­ Jaokabnt
Jo aep h ln e . .
ing the Boer war, died here yesterday. K la m a t h ... .
T,ake .......... .
Sir Redvers Henry Bnller, created G. Uane| .........
C. B. in 1894; G. C. M. G. in 1900; K IJ n c o ln t . ,.
n t ..........
C. M. B. in 1892; K C. B. in 1885. and L M ln a lh
eu r . . .
V. C. in 1879, was born in 1839. He M A rlo n t . . . .
was a son of J. W . Bnller and Char­ M u ltn o m a h
....
lotte. daughter of the late Lord H. M P M o o lk rr t o w ..........
Howard. He married Lady Audrey S h erm an . . .
Jane Charlotte, daughter of the fourth T illa m o o k ! .
U m a t illa ! . .
Marquis of Tounsend, in 1882.
U n i o n ! ........
20 .
S7Í.
1001 .
1,192
669
279
1,109
884
Ü89Ó
449
689
397
1.890
429
652
296
2381
«0
1,060 1.120
636
711
297
373
2.745 2.073
43
625
482
417 1,952 2.369
196
559
755
3.216 3.205
12.155 13.146
221
74
951
iiis.i Ì.354
436
362
451
546
2.273 2.027
73 1.494 1.667
W a llo w a * . .
200
675
462
W aarot . . . .
25
1.654 1.639
W a s h in g t o n *
133
1.911 1.778
W h e e le r t
65
395
330
Y a m h lllt . . .
160
1.733 1.663
T o t a la . . .
.12.157 3.703 16.621 48.176
C h a m b e rla in 's p lu r a lit y , 1,546.
• C o m p le te o fficia l.
tC o m p le te u nofficial.
_ J K stlm a ted and in co m p lete.___
250
Hearst Has Gained 107.
N ew York. June 3.— In the recount
o f votes of the Hearst-McClellan elec­
tion o f 1905 today, seven ballot-boxes
from the first assembly district show
a net gain of four votes for William
R. Hearst. When the recounting of
votes had been concluded for the day,
China is Awakening.
22 boxes had been recanvassed, which
Tacoma, Wash., June 2.— The grow
showed a gain of 20 for Hearst So
ing importance of China as a world
far, 48 boxes have been recounted by
power and commercial force was em­
the court, which give Hearst a gain of
phasized
Sunday by pr. Charles
107.
Lewis, of Pao Ting Fu, province of
Chili. China “ The United States, and
Washouts In Montana.
especially the Pacific coast, should be
Butte, Mont., June 3.— Seventeen awake to this fact,’’ he said, “ and it
overland trains on the Burlington and should especially realize how desirable
Northern Pacific railroads are held no that China, when awakened, should
today in this section by the most dis­ have a conscience traced to Christian
astrous washouts in the history 'f the ideals.” Dr. Lewis labored in China
Northern Pacific in the Northw-st. 11 years, but has been spending the
Nine trains are held up at Livingston, past year at his home in Pennsylvania
easl o f here. Five are blocked at enjoying a needed rest.
%
Drummond, west o f Butte, and three
at M issoula, 40 miles west of Drum­
United States China's Ally.
mond. Traffic has been tied up hope­
San Francisco, June 1.— “ Give China
lessly since Saturday night.
10 years more of peace and at the end
o f that period China and the United
Claims to b « Real Dowie.
States could make a combination of
Chicago, June 3.— “John Alexander power that would command and in­
Dow ie’’ has arrived in Chicago from sure the peace o f the world.” N g
Munich, Germany, and will establish Poon Chew, editor of a Chinese news­
here the church of Moses. He claims paper, said this and more about the
to be the real John Alexander D ow if, relations of his native country and
and says that Dowie. the first, the America in delivering an address on
dead ruler of Zion City, was his " Progressive China” before the men's
brother, and took his name when they assembly at the Hamilton Square
Baptist church.
were boys.
Baker Favor* Chamberlain.9
Baker City, June 2.—With only on
small precinct to hear from, Uaket
county gives Cake 1554, Chamberlain
1861, Cooper 246; for congressman
Ellis 1580, Jeffrey 1116, Sanders 273
Shaffer 113; for justice of supreme
court. Robert S. Bean 2016, C. J
AN N U AL INSURANCE RE PO R T
Bright 129, C. C. Brix 315; railroad
commissioner. Aitchison 1328, Hamil­
ton 708, Newell 724, Young 974
Secretary o f State Shows Growth and
Present Status o f Business.
Cake Ahead in Wasco.
Josephine for Chamberlain.
Salem —Frank Benson, secretary of
Grants Pass. June 2.— Returns are
The Dalles, June 2.— Wasco county, state, as ex officio insurance commis­
now in from 12 precincts out of 16 in with three precincts to hear from, sioner, has completed his annual re­
this county, and the Democratic party gives Cake 1439, Chamberlain 1305, port. It is now being printed and will
has. so far as these returns show, cap­ Bean 2158, Bailey 1825. Emery 636; be available within a few weeks. The
tured United States senator on the Ellis 1837, Jeffrey 621; Aitchison 1223, report includes a statement of the to­
state ticket and county senator, sheriff Young 562. For prohibition 1418, tal risks written by all insurance com­
and treasurer. The county as a whole against 1616, making this the only wet panies \loing business within the state
goes dry by a vote of about 300.
town on the O. R. & N.
o f Oregon, the gross premiums received,
premiums returned, losses paid and the
net premiums for taxation of all au­
Cake’s Plurality Only 20.
Chamberlain Ahead in(Union.
Condon, June 2.— Unofficial returns
La Grande, June 2.— 'W ith all but thorized companies and associations for
give Cake a lead over Chamberlain one very immaterial precinct in, the year ending December 31. 1907.
Besides much other valuable infor­
of about 20 votes in Gilliam county. Union county is in position to give a
mation the report shows the aggregate
Condon gave the governor a majority careful estimate of the line-up of poli­
business
transacted within the state
o f five.
ticians in this election. Chamberlain since 1895; the amount of licenses and
carries the county by a small margin. taxes paid into the state treasury since
Clackamas for Chamberlain.
The votes complete from 20 to 21 pre­ 1887, and gives a list of all the insur­
Oregon City, June 2.— Very frag­ cincts give Cake 1340, Chamberlain ance companies authorized to transact
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mentary returns are being received in 1422.
business in Oregon on May 8, 19081. A
Clackamas county, and while the re
statement of the business of the sev­
Cake Leads in Benton.
turns are in from every precinct save
eral uregon mutual fire relief associa­
one, the figures are far short (on the
Corvallis, June 2.— Cake’s majority tions for the year ending December 31,
amendments, and some of the offices. in Benton, complete, but not official, 1907, is also included.
Chamberlain has carried the county is 18 . Incomplete returns from nine
by about 500 votes, receiving 2593, to out of Ï6 precincts give Hawley, for
C IT IZ E N S T A K E IN ITIATIV E .
2108 for Cake
Hawley’s vote is 2329. congress, and other Republican state
to 992 for Whitney.
ticket, a probable plurality of 500.
Corvallis precincts gave the univer­ Plan Bonds to Raise Money to Im­
sity appropriation a strong vote,
Lane Gives Cake Big Vote.
prove Siuslaw Bar.
Eugene, June 2.— Lane county re­ breaking nearly even, but outside pre­
Eugene.—
The citizens of the Sius­
turns, three-fourths In, give R. S. cincts went heavily against it. Re law valley, on the coast of Lane coun­
Bean a lead of 20 to 1 over both com- turns from four precincts give a vote ty, are becoming tired waiting for
oetitors, Bailey 2 to 1 over Emery. of more than four to one against sin­ the government to improve the bar at
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Cake leads Chamberlain 650, which gle tax.
the mouth of the Siuslaw river so ves­
will likely be over 700 Plurality. H aw­
sels can pass out or in without delay,
GrantjGoes for Cake.
ley beats Whitney 2 to 1 T. K. Camp­
and a plan is being discussed to raise
Canyon City, June 2.— Complete un­ funds for the undertaking in another
bell, for railroad commissioner, and
Edwin Bryson, for prosecuting attor­ official returns show the following re­ way. It is proposed to bond that
ney, are polling a big Republican vote sults in Grant county: Cake 689, part of the county iy»«Hj; west of the
Chamberlain 652. Prohibition carried Coast range of mountains for 30 or
by about 20 votes. Result on amend­ 40 years, and use the money thus
Cake in Washington by 160.
ments has not been tabulated.
raised in building jetties at the mouth
Hillsboro, June 2.— The unofficial
of the river. It is thought by the
vote gives Cake a plurality of only
Cake
Loses
in
Polk.
promoters of the scheme that $100,000
160 over Chamberlain. Hawley car­
Dallas. June 2.— Unofficial returns could be raised easily in this way, and
ries Washington county by over 1000,
although the exact figures are unob­ from all precincts in Polk county but that with this sum considerable start
tainable. The entire Republican leg ­ one give George E. Chamberlain a could be made toward constructing
majority of 178 votes over Cake for the jetty. It is hoped by the time
islative ticket is elected
the United States senatorship. Other­ this sum is expended the national gov­
wise the state ticket is running from ernment would be ready to take up
Chamberlain in Lake.
300 to 500 votes Republican. The pro­ the work and push it to completion
Lakeview, June 2.— With several hibition vote leads by about 200, and T o meet the interest on the bonds
precincts yet to report, the vote in the county will probably go dry by a each year, it is proposed to collect a
Lake county is as follows: Cake, 300 majority.
toll of perhaps 25 cents per thousand
297; Chamberlain. 373; Hawley. 368;
feet on the lumber and a proportion­
YVhitney, 109. Other Republican can
Cake Carries Tillamook.
ate sum on other articles exported
didates are ahead in the same propor
Tillamook. June 2.— Hawley 689, from the towns at the mouth of the
tion.
YV hitney 195. Cake 546, Chamberlain river. Later a sinking fund could be
451, Bean 774, Bright 73. Brix f$7, raised in the same way to pay off the
Cake Plurality in Yamhill.
Barrett 801, Kuykendall 185. Beals bonds when they become due. In
McMinnville. June 2.— Returns from 504, Lotighlin 420, prohibition 536 for, this way the expense of building the
22 of the* 23 precincts, of this county, against 466; county high school de­ jetty would be borne by the indus
though incomplete in some instances, feated; university, for 200 . against tries directly benefited by the work.
give Cake 1663, Chamberlain 1522. 332; woman suffrage, for 368, against
Bailey 1326, Emery 770, Hawley 1623, 351. The entire Republican ticket has
Reject Dam Bids.
Richards 252. and Campbell, for rail­ carried, with the exception of treas­
Klamath Falls.— The secretary of
road commissioner, 2018. Judge Bean urer.
the interior has rejected the bids on
leads all other candidates, his total
the Clear lake dam, a part of the
vote being little short of 2500.
Harney is for Cake.
Klamath irrigation project, on ac­
Burns, June 2.— Eleven out of 19 count of the high figures, together
Forty Saloons Voted Out.
nrecincts in Harney county, four-fifths with the fact that land owners in that
Pendleton, June 2. — Practically of the entire vote, give Cake 397, section have still five per cent more
complete returns from the county Chamberlain 296; Ellis 462, Jeffrey, land to sign up to bring the total up
show that Cake has a plurality of 250. 210 .
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to the required 80 per cent. The two
anil that the county has gone dry by
bids submitted were by Mahoney
Cake and Prohibition in Wheeler.
700. putting more than 40 saloons out
Bros., of San Francisco. $115,770, and
of business, 25 being in Pendleton.
Fossil, June 2.— Cake has carried Maney Bros., of YVinnemucca, $188,-
YVheeler county, probably by 100 980. The government may readver­
votes. W ith three precincts to hear tise for bids, or do the work by force
Cak*, Loses Linn.
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Albany. June 2.— Chamberlain has from, the result now stands: Cake account.
carried Linn county by 417 votes. The 382, Chamberlain 300. The univer­
Construct
Electric Line.
sity
appropriation
has
carried
well
in
complete unofficial count on the state
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Baker City.—It is the intention of the
ticket in Linn is as follows: Cham the county.
berlain. 2369; Cake. 1952; Cooper, 188;
Grand Ronde Electric company to con­
Columbia for Cake by 150.
Amos. 89; Hawley, 2311; Whitney,
St. Helens. June 2.— Incomplete re­ struct 33 miles of electric line this
1650; Richards. 250; Staver, 94; Bean,
summer from Union to connect with
2938; Brix, 308; Bright. 187; Bailey, turns show Cake has a plurality in the Rock creek line in Baker county, at
Columbia county of 150. Prohibition
2283; Emery, 1621; Hoskins. 212.
a cost o f approximately $50,000. This
Opponents of the university of Ore has been defeated by 80 votes. The line will connect with the lines o f the
Republican
ticket
is
successful,
with
gon appropriation have scored heavily
the exception of county judge and as­ Fremont Power company at the Red
in this county,
sessor. which have been captured by Boy mine to the south of Sumpter,
thus assuring the patrons of the Grand
the Democrats.
Ronde company ample power the year
Slight Margin for Cake.
round. The company will also erect
Marshfield. June 2.— No returns are
Wallowa Remains Dry.
a brick addition to the union station
complete at this hour. Votes as far
Joseph. June 2.— Partial returns 24x24. one and one-half stories, for
as counted in the county indicate
from
Wallowa
county,
covering,
how­
transformers.
that Cake will defeat Chamberlain in
Cbos county by a small majority ever. a majority of the vote, give Cake
a
slight
lead
over
Chamberlain.
The
Good Progress on Calapooia Line
Other state officers on the Republi­
can ticket will have majorities of 500 coirtity remains dry as a whole. En
Brownsville.— The new railroad up
terprise retains the county seat, YY'al-
to 7 0 0 . _________
the Calipooia river from Brownsville
lowa failing by a small margin to is being surveyed. W ork on the line
wrest it away, though it made a fight will commence soon. The line will
Chamberlain Takes Clatsop.
Astoria, June 2.— Complete unof so hard that it ended with an offer run out from South Brownsville and
ficial returns from all except fopr representing $15,000.
thence east for about 20 miles to
small precincts give Chamberlain a
Crawfordsville and Holley. This will
Increases Lead in"Multnomah.
majority of 297 over Cake, and indi­
be of great advantage to the town.
Portland, June 3.— As the count It will open up a vast timber belt said
cate that he will carry the county by
progresses in Multnomah county Gov­ to be the finest in the state. The big
about 300.
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ernor Chamberlain maintains his lead dam across the river is about com­
Crook Goes Dry.
over Cake, and will probably carry pleted
Brownsville will soon have
Prineville, June 2.— With two small the county by 800 to 1000. At an electric lights again.
precincts to hear from, Crook county early hour this morning complete un
has gone dry by nearly 600 majority official returns from 103 precincts and
Double the Enrollment.
Even Prineville has gone dry by three in complete returns from 13 of aftotal
University of Oregon, Eugene.—
votes. Chamberlain is well in the of 114, give the following results:
lead of Cake for senator, having a Cake, 11,127; Chamberlain, 11,932; Judging from the applications that are
pouring into the Registrar’s office, the
Chamberlain’s plurality, 805.
majority of about 100.
The pluralities of the other Repub­ freshman class of next September will
Chamberlain Leads in Douglas.
lican nominees for the contested of­ be the largest in the history o f the uni­
versity.
More than 200 applications
Roseburg, June 2.— The count for fices are increasing as the count pro have already been received from grad­
Douglas county is not yet finished, gresses. W ith the exception of four uates o f the different high schools and
two large precincts remaining to be precincts, including Fairview and St. academies throughout the state, and it
heard from. Chamberlain will have John, every precinct on the East Side is safe to predict that there will be at
the lead over Cake by not over 75, in which a local option election was least 100 more, as many freshmen do
Hawley leads Whitney, the vote being held went “ wet” by a heapy vote.
not apply for standing until college
1983 to 1026. The university of Ore
opens in the fall.
Chamberlain’ s Lead in Jackson.
gon appropriation bill will carry by a
Jacksonville. June 2.— Twenty-one
good majority,
Bronco Bucking for Condon.
out of 32 precincts in Jackson county
Condon.— Condon will ce’ ebrate the
Jackson Votes Out Saloons.
give Chamberlain 1177, Cake 966
Medford, June 2.— Official count Hammersley, Republican, and Miller, Fourth of July in old-fashioned style
from 21 of Jackson county’s 33 pre Democrat, are elected to tl^e legisla­ and a committee was appointed to so­
cincts. Medford not included, gives ture. Prohibition carries 21 precincts licit funds for the carrying on of the
Cake 874, Chamberlain 1008 .
Pro­ bv 366. University of Oregon appro­ festivities. It is planned to hold a
hibition has 1154, and anti-nrohibition priation has 450 majority Amend­ market day in connection with the
celebration, just as has been held in
881. The Medford count cannot pos- ments raising salary of legislators,
siblv change the result, though there changing seat of public buildings, Pendleton and The Dalles. Brnnchp
will be a majority in favor of the sa equal suffrage, fisheries bill and the lurking contests and baseball will
form a part o f the programme while
recall have all lost.
loons
a number of carnival features will also
be added.
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Kingston’ s 250th Anniversary.
Prepare for Long Trip.
Fruit Crop Will be Heavy.
Kingston, N. Y., June 2.— The cele
San Francisco, June 2.— Five war­
Baker City. — Unless exceptionally
ships of the Atlantic fleet are now at bration of the 250th anniversary of
anchor in the harbor, making prépara the settlement of Kingston culminated cold weather should overtake this part
o f the country there will be a large
tion for their trip around the world: yesterday in a blaze of glory. For fruit crop, according to men who are
The vessels that arrived from , the three days business has been suspend­ heavily interested in fruit lands and or­
north are the flagship Connecticut, ed. while the inhabitants and many chards. In the immediate vicinity of
with Admiral Sperry in command; the visitors joined in merrymaking. Not Baker City fruit is necessarily slower
Kansas. Vermont, Minnesota and Ad­ the least interesting feature of the ob­ on account of the altitude, but over
miral Emory’s flagship, the Louisiana servance was the reburial of the re­ in Pine and Eagle valleys it is far
Orders have been sent to Admiral mains of George Clinton, vice-presi­ advanced. Recent cold spells have not
✓
Sperry from Washington that the men dent of the United States, and first damaged the crop materially.
of the fleet are to take part in no governor of N ew York, whose home
Young Chosen at Milton.
more festivities before starting on the wa* in Kingston, and who was sworn
in here as governor of the state.
round-the world cruise.
M ilton .— f E. Young, recently prin­
cipal of M oore’s school, in this valley
has been appointed orincipal o f the
At the Naval Academy.
Plaster Portraits Popular.
London, June 2.— Plaster portraits Milton school. The directors had
Annapolis, Md., June 2. — Com­
mencement week at the United States are the fashionable form of “ counter­ previously engaged R. J. Davies, buf
naval academy was ushered in yester­ feit presentment” in London. They this week he notified the trustees of
day with the official reception to the are done in the form of miniature his refusal o f the position. Mr. Davis
board of visitors. During the next busts or bas-reliefs, a^ the low price will teach at Nyasse, Ore.
few days the midshipmen will be kept of half a guinea ($2 50) apiece. They
busy with dress parades, drills, ath­ are modeled by clever artists from the
Teachers Turn Homesteaders.
letic contests and other features inci­ sitter in 45 minutes. In these tiny
Ontario.—About 30 teachers of the
dent to the “ June week ’ celebration. pieces of sculpture— they are only public schools o f Malheur cotin^r have
The program will culminate Friday about six inches high— the details of fifed on homesteads under irrigation
with the gradnation exercises, when costume are modeled with charming projects near Vale and will engage in
the embryo admirals will receive their delicacy. Many society people have farming. A number of unmawied wo­
diplomas.
started collections.
men teachers are in the number.
Result Close in Marion.
s
Salem, June 2.— Complete returns
from 63 precincts in Marion county
give Cake 9901 votes and Chamber
lain 2937. The remaining precincts
re not expected to change the rela
-ive positions of the senatorial candi
dates very materially. Returns today
onfirm the report of yesterday that
11 other Republican candidates have
received substantial majorities.
W ILL C E M E N T C ANAL.
Seepage Causes'Washout on Umatilla
Irrigation Ditch.
Pendleton.— A section of the main
feed canal of the Umatilla irrigation
project about 40 feet in length was
washed out between Foster and Echo^
the cause of the washout being seep­
age watet, which has constantly
drained through the porous soil at
that point. The O. R & N. track is
within a few feet of the canal at that
point, and the grade has been softened
for about half a mile by the seepage.
The government engineers have de­
cided to cement a section of the canal
there. It is estimated it will cost
$21,100 to complete the cement work
necessary. Owing to the strong flow
under the tracks, the company has
kept track walkers constantly there
for several months. All trains have
run slowly over the place for some
time Costly repairs will be made on
the O R. & N. track. YVater will be
turned off the feed canal while the re­
pairs are in progress.
Posse Chases Horsethieves.
Baker City.— In the country south
of Huntington officers are chasing a
band of horsethieves, who have been
practicing in Malheur county. It is
claimed the thieves are headed for
Baker county, with the probable hope
of being able to reach a transconti­
nental railroad ami get out of Oregon
in the last few weeks many report
having lost horses, and there is a ru­
mor that the gang sent up from M al­
heur some time ago and later par­
doned by G ivernor Chamberlain has
completed a new organization, and is
operating in the same manner they
were a few years ago, when the tax­
payers of eastern Oregon spent much
money and effort to capture them.
Coos Finds Oil.
Marshfield.— The stir over oil in
Coos county, successfully held down
for several weeks past, has reached
the stage that facts caniiot longer b j
kept from the public. Oil men have
been here on investigating missions,
and corporations and individuals have
quietly been taking options for sev­
eral weeks. Actual crude oil has been
struck near Banff on, and gas has been
encountered in many places. Around
Coos Bay indications are sufficiently
strong to warrant large options and
extensive preparations for borings.
Umatilla Wool Sale.
Pendleton.—Umatilla county wool to
the amount of 1,500.000 vpounds was
sold in this city and Pilot Rock last
week in the regular wool sales fixeu
by the Oregon Woolgrowers’ associa­
tion. The highest price paid at either
Pendleton or Pilot Rock was 13 3-8
cents for the clip of L. L. Mann o f
Birch Creek. The lowest price paid
was 6 1-4 cents for the clip of D. L.
Johnson o f Echo. This clip was very
sandy and last year brought a very low
price. The average price paid for the
wool sold in the county so far is 11 1-8
cents per pound.
Drain More Klamath Land.
Klamath Falls. — Twelve hundred
acres of swamp land north of Klamath
Falls, near Naylor, will be reclaimed
bv the owners, Fred Melhase and John
Hagelstein. Land adjoining has raised
some of the finest vegetables ever
grown in Klamath county, and this
land when drained will be cut up into
small truck patches. The surveyed line
of the Oregon Eastern, running noith
from Klamath Falls to Natron, will
cross this area of swamp land and the
dike will be used in draining it.
Open Gates at Hermiston.
Pendleton.— With hundreds of en­
thusiastic excursionists in attendance
and ideal weather prevailing the head
gates of the Umatilla irrigation pro­
ject were thrown open at Hermiston
last week An excursion train of six
coaches left this place, bearing a large
number of representative business
men and farmers, as well as repre­
sentatives from Milton, Freewater,
YVeston and Athena.
Progressive Spirit at Cornelius.
Cornelius.— The old schoolhouse in
Cornelius, which has so long been an
evesore to the more enterprising por­
tion o f the people, has been torn down
and preparations are being made to
erect a new one, which will be a credit
to the city and district.
P O R TLA N D M ARKETS.
Wheat— Club. 90c per bushel; red
Russian, 88c; bluestem, 92c; valley,
90c
Barley— Feed, $25 50 per ton; rolled,
$27.50^28.50; brewing $26.
Oats— No. 1 white, $27.50 per ton;
gray. $27.
Millstuffs— Bran, $26 per ton; mid­
dlings. $30.50; shorts, country, $28.50;
city, $28.50j wheat and barley chop,
$27 50.
Hay— Tim othv Willamette Valley,
$17 per ton; Willamette Valley, ordi­
nary, $15; Eastern Oregon, $18.50;
m ixed,‘ $16: c’ over, $14; alfalfa, $12;
alfalfa, meal. $20.
Dressed Meats— Hogs, fancy, 8c per
pound; ordinary, 7c; large 6c; veal,
extra, 7}c; ordinary, 6c; heavy, 5c;
mutton, fancy. 8@9c
Butter— Extras. 25c per pound;
fancy. 24c; choice, 20c; store, 16c.
E gg «— Candled. 19l^2nc per dozen;
uncandled, 19c per dozen.
Poultry— Mixed chickens, 11^12c
pound; fancy hens. 12^12^: roosters,
8c; fryers, 20c; broilers. 22*e. ducks,
old. 17<t$18c; spring, 20/7r'22$c; geese,
8<a9c: turkeys, alive. Ift'TTlftc /or hens.
14tfTlflc for gobblers; dressed 17(^19c.
Apples— Select,
$ 2.60 per
box;
fancy, $2; choice, $1.50; ordinary.
$1 25.
Potatoes— Old.
Oregons, choice,
70<fi)80c pe: hundred.
Fruits— Strawberries. Oregon. 15 ^
17lc per pound; gooseberries. 6c per
pound; apricots. $1 .60 per crate.
Onions— California red, $1.65'o'l.75
oer sack; Bermudas, $2 per crate; gar­
lic. 15tfi20c per pound.
Vegetables — Turnips. $1 50 per
sack; carrots $1 50^1.75; beets. $1 75;
parsnips, $1 25; cabbage. $1.75rf$2 per
cwt.; beans. ll@ lt $ c per lb ; head
lettuce, 12i(?il5c per dozen; aspara­
gus, $1.50 box; egg plant. 20c per lb ;
parsley. 25c per dozen; peas, 5<r?7c per
pound; peppers, 20c per pound; rad­
ishes. 15c per dozen; rhubarb, 3c per
pound; spinach. 3c per pound.
Hops— 1907. prime and choice. 5
6lc per pound; olds, 2^3c per pound.
W ool — Eastern Oregon, average
best. 11(a) 15c per pound, according to
shrinkage; valley. 10^rl2ic.
Mohair—Choice. H 'a H ic oer lb.
Cascara Bark— 3j(a 4c per lb.