Cottage Grove leader., July 19, 1910, Image 6

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
WAR IS UNAVOIDABLE.
Japanese Writer Says Day o f Reck­
oning is Coming.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
FIN D S JAPAN FRIEND LY.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NEWS
NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST
American Secretary Is Royally Enter­
tained In Tokio.
Tokio— “ Unhappily, forces for evil
Victoria— That war between Amer­
for unknown but sinister purposes con­ AM ERICAN A T T IT U D E W ATC H E D
EXTEND PO R TA G E ROAD.
BIG W A TE R PRO JEC T ON.
LAND RESTO RED T O ENTRY.
ica and Japan cannot be avoided is the
stantly are endeavoring by false re­
theme o f a special article in the Osaka
Believe Treaty Areas Taken Out o f Irrigated Tract»
Mainichi received by the Empress of Conditions Prescribed by Legislature 65,000 Acres o f Rogue River Land ports or other methods to create condi­ German Diplomats
Met by Enterprising Citizens.
and National Forests.
Is Defeat fo r Knox.
to Be Irrigated.
tions o f ill will or distrust between
China. The Japanese writer says:
The
Dalles—
The
money
for
the
pur­
Medford—
Fifty-five
thousand
acres
Berlin
—
While
the
German
foreign
Washington
— The secretary o f the
two
neighboring
peoples.
“ It is now being anticipated in di­
chasing o f the Portage road right o f o f the Rogue river valley will be irri­
“ Their relations are too firmly ea- office has refrained from givin g an offi­ interior has restored to the public do­
plomatic circles in general that in way has been subscribed and the exten­ gated, at an expenditure o f at least
cial suggestion as to its view on the
future, when the relations between sion from B ig Eddy to this city is now $2,000,000, within the next few years tablished and their interests are too new Russo-Japanese agreement, the main several tracts o f land that had
General Resume o f Important Events
distinct
to
admit
o
f
the
possibility
of
Japan and America become more an assured fact. Before many weeks as the result o f the closing of a deal
question has been the subject o f care­ been withdrawn in connection with the
Presented In Condensed Form
strained — which will certainly result the actual construction work w ill be whereby the Rogue River Valley Canal any question arising between Japan ful consideration. The feeling is that irrigation projects but that are not
fo r Our Busy Readers.
company, composed of a party of Spo­ and the United States, which w ill not the compact introduces a new element needed now by the reclamation service.
from a continued collision o f interest commenced.
in the arena o f world diplomacy. The The restorations o f the week include:
For several months the contractors, kane capitalists, headed by P. Welch,
__the ministry will have to accomplish who have the construction work in acquires ownership of the property of yield readily to the ordinary process of attitude of the United States is watch­
Boise land district, Idaho, 43,980
diplomacy.
The
increased
and
more
ed with special interest for an indica­ acres, subject to settlement September
A general strike has been ordered the painful duty of informing the other charge, have been getting material on the Fish Lake Water company.
The consideration was not given out intimate exchange o f views between tion o f its possible effects on the inter­ 17 and to entry October 17.
by the National Railroaders’ union of country’s government that the result o f the ground and at the present time all
France.
Phoenix land district, Arizona, 3,200
such a collision will be an outbreak o f of the machinery, ties, rails, etc., are by either party to the transaction. the two governments dispels all appre­ national situation.
| here. The only thing that has been Mr. Welch said that his company has hensions on that score.”
The press here is divided, one sec­ acres, subject to settlement September
Great secrecy over a conference in
war*
holding the extension back has been had the property under option nearly
tion urging the foreign office to take a 19 and to entry October 19.
the house o f lords has alarmed British
This utterance was made by Foreign
“ It will be pitiful indeed, if, even ^he delay in the purchase o f the right a year and had spent nearly $150,000
firm stand in seeking the co-operation
The unappropriated public lands in
Liberals.
Minister
Count
Komura
in
toasting
J.
on that occasion. Japan adheres to di-
way
in examining the property, making
o f America against the R ubso -Japanese the area eliminated from the Coeur
M.
Dickinson,
the
American
secretary
plomatic
compliments
and
states
that
^
the
g^ggjon
o
f
the
legislatu
re
President T aft has emphatically de­
surveys and in development work.
exclusion policy.
Most o f the other d’ Alene and Pend d’Oreille national
clared that he will take no part in no collision will take place. Why do an appropriation was made for the ex- The old company had about 60 miles ! o f War’ at a ban(luet Siven by Count newspapers urge the government to forests in Idaho by presidential procla­
Komura
in
honor
o
f
the
American
cab-
the
Japanese
not
boldly
and
openly
say
tension
0f
the
p
ortage
road
from
Big
state politics.
o f canals and ditches.
seek friendlier relations with Russia, mation will become subject to settle­
inet officer.
Mr. Dickinson and his
that there will be a collision. I f t h ^ ikidy to this city. It was through the
Fred N. Cummings, manager o f the
which is now free to play a more im­ ment under the homestead laws /on Au­
Sixty carloads of heavy steel rails
think that the Americans will believe earnest endeavor o f Senator N. J. Sin- Rogue R iver Valley Canal company, party arrived at Yokohama on board portant and dangerous role in European gust 22 and to entry September 21.
passed through Portland for the Pacific
the Japanese assertions that a collision no^ anj others representing this dis­ said that his company would proceed at J the steamer Siberia, and after an in­ affairs.
About 8,200 acres were eliminated,
& Eastern road at Medford. Ore.
will never take place, they will only , ^rict that such action was taken. In once to the construction of additional formal reception at the American con­
In diplomatic circles the agreement but only about 1,000 acres were unap­
T aft has started a movement to re­ deceive themselves— certainly not the getting this appropriation it was nec­ canals and laterals until there were sulate, came on to Tokio.
is regarded primarily as a diplomatic propriated. The lands are located in
The dinner was a brilliant affair.
store the Colorado river to its original Americans.”
defeat for America.
I t is said here Bonner, Laah, and Kootenai counties.
essary for the representatives o f The 100 miles of canals and 400 miles of
bed in the Imperial valley of California.
The writer contributes a
very Dalles and vicinity to make a certain laterals. The company owns reservoir Eighty persons sat down to the table, that Knox’s naive proposal to manage
An area eliminating from the Pecos
including Marquis Katsura, the Japan-
lengthy
article,
in
which
he
credits
rights
in
the
Fish
and
Four
Mile
lakes,
;
the Munchurian
railroad
question national forest, New Mexico,
pledge to show good faith, this prom-
and
Speaker Cannon, o f the house o f rep­
with
a
storage
capacity
of
55,000
acre-
I
ese
prime
minister,
and
five
members
American
sympathy
with
Japan
during
¡se
bejng
that
o
f
right
o
f
way
would
forced Russia and Japan into each amounting to 31,560 acres, can be set­
resentatives, was overcome by heat
feet
o
f
water.
he-iHes
the
running
wa-
o
f
the
cabinet;
admirals,
generals
and
the
war
with
Russia
to
a
desire
to
cur­
fe
et
o
f
water,
besides
the
running
wa­
other’s
arms.
be fumisehd by the citizens and a pub­
tled on August 15 and entered Septem­
while speaking before the Chautauqua
ry favor with the Jewish element of lic dock built by the city.
ter in the north and south forks o f L it­ officers and their ladies. A fte r toasts
ber 14. The lands are located in San­
assembly at Winfield, Kansas.
to President T a ft and the emperor had
America, and after detailing American
tle
Butte
creek.
Several months ago the city council
ta Fe and Rio Arroba acounties.
DR. W ILE Y S T A N D S FIRM.
Despite the wrecking o f the first naval progress he urges rapid develop­ voted a bond issue of $10,000 for the
The company owns 7.000 acres of been proposed, respectively by Count
Komura and Thomas J. O’Brien, the
regular train on the new monorail sys­ ment o f the Japanese navy.
land
in
the
valley
in
one
body,
on
which
building o f a public dock which w ill be
BOARD M E E TS TH IS M O NTH
American ambassador, Count Komura, Believes He Will Win Fght on Ben­
tem in New York, the damage will be
built and ready for use by the time the it w ill maintain an experimental farm
in proposing the health o f Mr. Dickin­
repaired and the service resumed.
zoate
o
f
Soda.
in
charge
o
f
an
expert.
Though
this
M ONORAIL TRAIN WRECKED.
extension o f the road is finished.
Army Engineers to Take Up Work
son, referred to previous visits to Ja­
There was a little delay in starting the body o f land the company has dug a ca­
Flames starting from a surveyors'
Washington — Although the Ameri­
pan o f President Taft.
on Irrigation Projects.
nal
six
feet
wide
at
the
bottom
and
a
ball
rolling,
but
as
soon
as
the
merch­
camp have ruined thousands o f acres New Interurban Service Proves Fail­
“ These visits I recall,” said the can Institute o f Homeopathy, at its
Washnlgton—
General William Mar­
boulevard
60
fe
et
wide
paralleling
it.
ants
and
citizens
were
called
upon
they
o f timber and many settlers’ homes
ure on First Trip.
foreign minister, “ not only because his convention at Pasadena, Cal., recently, shall, retired, formerly chief engineer
came through and the money was
Kellogg Peak near Wallace, Idaho.
adopted a resolution rescinding its ac­
personality
endeared
him
to
all,
but
New York— Twenty persons were in­
O W YH EE PR O JE C T RUSHED.
o f the army, who recently was appoint­
Three o f England’s most prominent jured, only one seriously, in the first raised in a very short time.
because his insight and calm judgment tion taken last year condemning the ed consulting engineer of the secretary
“ suffragettes” w ill visit America in commercial trip of the new monorail
enabled him to appreciate the true use of benzoate of soda, as a food pre­ o f the interior for the reclamation ser­
Engineer Called to Chicago After In­
the interest of woman suffrage, and service between City Island and Bar-
value o f the sentiments entertained by servative, Dr. Wiley, chief chemist of vice, has returned to Washington after
RACE C O U R SE T O BE C LEAR.
the department o f agriculture, has
quiry on Irrigation Plans.
will probably come to the Pacific coast. low, in the suburbs of The Bronx.
Japan for Am erica.”
stronger opinions than ever before on a brief vacation.
Ontario— George H. Binkley, field
Howard Tunis, the inventor, who Government to Patrol River During
Five Republican, one Democrat, one
The board o f five army engineers ap­
that subject.
engineer for the Arnold Construction
P A R A L Y T IC LAD W A LK S .
Prohibitionist and one Socialist are en­ was motorman, broke a rib and one
Astoria Regatta.
But Dr. W iley’s views did not pre­ pointed by authority o f congress to ad­
company,
o
f
Chicago,
has
been
called
gaged in a lively race for the nomina­ passenger broke a leg. The latter was
vail in the department o f agriculture, vise the president in the expenditure
Astoria — For the first time in the to the home office of the company to
tion for governor o f California under the only one o f the injured to go to a
Church o f God Followers Think Mir­ as the board appointed by Secretary of the $20,000,000 issue o f certificates
history
o
f
the
Astoria
regatta
the
consult
the
Trobridgo-Niver
company
hospital.
the new primary law of that state.
acle Is Perform ed,
Wilson to consider questions arising o f indebtedness will meet here this
Although described as a monorail, course on the river w ill this year be relative to the plans and specifications
month. A t this meeting plans for the
Canada and United States will con­ the only car the company owns did not 1 officially taken notice o f by the Fede- fo r the Owyhee irrigation project,
Kansas City, Mo.— Eugene Bell and under the pure food law sanctioned the prosecution o f irrigation work will be
fer on the establishment o f through depend for the stability on a gyroscope. ral government.
Steps are now in which covers the Kingman colony and his w ife, o f this city, believe a miracle j use of benzoate of soda as a food pre­
formulated. Dr. Newell, of the re­
servative.
freight rates.
For support and traction it ran on a progress to this end, and that they will Gem projects also. Mr. Binkley took has been performed upon their son
“ The developments
in
the last clamation service, called on General
be
successful
is
undoubted,
as
proceed­
with
him
the
data
gathered
during
the
Paul,
9
years
old.
Many banks are making application single rail, but twin guide rails over­
Marshall, but pending the arrival of
Paul has been helpless for a week year,” said Dr. W iley, “ have accentu­ the army board they did not go deeply
to be appointed depositories for the head hung between pillars and lateral ings are being taken through the prop­ past year concerning this project, and
ated my opinions as to the harmful
er
channel.
A
survey
o
f
the
proposed
upon
his
return
the
plans
will
be
sub­
with
infantile
paralysis.
His
father,
braces on either side of the right of
into the situation.
postal savings banks.
course was made and submitted to Col­ mitted to the engineer selected by the an unordained minister o f the Church character o f benzoate o f soda as a food
way held it in balance.
General Marshall believed, in view
preservative.
I expect to see that
Secretary Ballinger w ill tour Rai­
lector
McGregor,
who
approved
o
f
it,
water
users
of
the
district.
The
plans
o
f
God,
and
other
members
o
f
that
While the car was running 30 miles
view sustained by the Federal courts, o f the president’s desire to expedite
nier national park to see what im­
and
then
forwarded
it
to
the
depart­
afterwards
w
ill
be
submitted
to
the
church,
have
been
trying
the
prayer
an hour one of these guide rails worked
as evidence submitted recently in Indi­ the work, that the board would divide
provements can be made.
loose and the car tilted 40 degrees, ment of commerce and labor at Wash­ state engineer for his approval and the cure on the boy. They were praying ana cases points that w a y ."
into two or more parties and operate in
The section of Nicaragua controlled piling the frightened passengers in the ington, which has authority over such district w ill then be in shape to re­ at the bedside at daybreak one morning
assigned districts.
ceive bids on the construction of the when Paul awoke.
A t 7 o’clock the
by Madriz [is violently hostile to all lower angle. The pillars at either side matters.
The
survey
was
returned
without
ap­
reservoirs
and
canals.
Secretary
W.
patient
arose
from
his
bed
and
walked
RATE
S
U
SPE
N
S
IO
N
PROVIDED.
foreigners, especially Americans.
of the car prevented it from toppling
CO RN C R O P W IL L BE LARGE.
proval and a suggestion was made as L. Blodgett, o f the district, at the to the breakfast table and ate.
He
A company of Spokane men have ar entirely.
to a change in the survey. This has meeting o f the directors in Nyssa, could raise his arms almost as freely as
Authority to Be Exercised Cautious­
ranged to spend $2,000,000 on an ir­
Increased Acreage This Yea? is Fig­
>een done, and the
resurvey re­ was instructed to investigate the quali­ before the attack. His right leg, use­
AM ERICAN HELD PRISONER.
ly, Commission Says.
rigation project in Rogue river valley,
turned, and when it is approved the de­ fications o f several engineers, who are less for a week, supported him. The
ured at 6,000,000 Acres.
Oregon.
Washington— In an official state­
partment will promulgate a general or­ applicants for the position o f local en­ fam ily believes him cured in answer to
Washington— According to the opin­
Madriz Forces Compel Texas Physi­ der directing that all vessels of every
ment, the Interstate Commerce com­ ion o f the statisticians, the falling off
gineers for the district. The directors their prayers.
Great Britain would like to come to
cian to Treat Wounded.
mission announces that it is its inten­ o f the crop o f spring wheat was consid­
character and description shall keep w ill meet again soon, when it is ex­
a friendly understanding with Ger­
tion to suspend all tariffs naming gen­
Washington — On the strength o f off the course during the hours of the pected an appointment w ill be made.
many, bo she could reduce her naval
W AY T O A P O L O G Y SO U G H T.
erably exaggerated throughout the
eral and important rate advances, country, so far as its effect on the
The course will, be patrolled by
press reports the State department
armament.
pending an investigation as to the rea­
telegraphed American Consul Moffatt government launches, and the master
Campers
T
rek
T
o
Crater
Lake.
great transportation companies and
In the parade at the Elks’ conven­
Mediators Concerned With Adjusting sonableness of the proposed increases.
at Bluefields to ascertain whether Dr. o f any vessel violating the order will
Medford— W ith nearly 50 people en­
upon the total yield of the crops is con­
tion at Detroit, fully 20,000 men were
Peru-Ecuador Dispute.
“ No more definite statement in this cerned.
be subjected to a fine of $500.
Lawrence
Burgheim,
of
Houston,
camped
at
Crater
Lake
and
at
Arant
in line, and 800 were temporarily over­
Washington— How best to arrange regard can now be made,” says the
Texas, is held a prisoner by the Madriz
camp, the season may be said to have
It was pointed out that the com
come by the heat.
forces.
The report was that Dr.
Through Line to Crater Lake.
fairly opened. A score of automobiles for Peru and Ecuador to apologize to commission, “ but the specific orders acreage showed an increase o f more
Robbers attempted to hold up 40 Burgheim had been compelled to treat
Klamath Falls— L. W. Clapp, stage have already been driven to Crater, one another for the stoning of their re­ will be announced from time to time as than 5,000,000 acres, while the condi­
men o f a construction train in Ohio, the wounded at Bluefields Bluff.
line operator, has established an auto­ carrying tourists from all parts of the spective legations and consulates as a they are entered and served. I t is ex­ tion o f winter wheat, a more import­
on pay day but were put to flight by a
Evidences o f the condition o f unrest mobile service between Klamath Falls coast. The accommodations this year result of the boundary disputes last pected that the suspension in each case ant crop than spring wheat, showed
fusillade o f bullets.
prevalent in Managua were received at and Crater Lake. Mr. Clapp has the are superior to those o f any previous spring is one o f the early problems will be for 120 days from the effective an increase for July over the report o f
date named in the tariff, but the com­ June 1. The corn crop promises to be
An American actress was found mur­ the State department through the contract with the Southern Pacific to season and during the summer work is that has called the representatives of
mission intends by subsequent orders so large that, in the opinion o f many
dered in London, and her husband has translation of public orders issued by handle the through passenger service to be rushed on the construction of the three mediating nations, the United
to provide for making effective on the of these statisticians, the amount to be
disappeared and is believed to be en- the military governor in the month of from San Francisco to Crater Lake. lodge, which is to stand on the rim of States, Brazil and Argentine Republic,
same day such advances as may be al­ transported w ill exceed that o f last
June. One o f these orders prohibited Tickets can be purchased either at San the crater. An automobile stage line into conference a Washington.
route to New York.
So much was learned on the second lowed.”
individuals from leaving the city with­ Francisco or Portland and way points has been instituted this year, and the
year.
Suits which will bring 'penalties ag­ out written permits from the author­
It will be incumbent on the railroads
day o f the conference, July 16.
for the trip directly througth by way trip can now easily be made.
gregating $42,000 have been begun ities. Persons disobeying this order
The carrying out o f the first condi­ to show reasonable cause for the ad­
Shy at Postal Banks.
o f this great natural wonder.
From
against Missouri railroads for over­ were classed as revolutionists.
tions of the mediation, the withdrawal vances they may make in these tariffs
Will Have Cheese Factory.
Washington — Because postmasters
San Francisco a ticket through will
working their trainmen.
from time to time, the burden of proof are slow about asking for the estab­
Another order prohibited gatherings mean that after the arrival here pas­
Toledo— Toledo is to have a cheese o f the forces from the frontier and a
preparations, of the reasonableness o f the tariffs lishment o f postal banks, the bank ad­
Forest fires in Idaho are again be­ in private houses and in public estab­ sengers can remain over night and the factory. T. B. James began construe-i cessation o f warlike
visory board will decide which cities
yond control.
Millions of dollars lishments after 9 o’clock in the even­ following morning leave in an auto for tion this week on the building, which prompt demobilization and the return bearing on the carriers.
worth of timber is being destroyed by ing except by permission o f the author­ the rim o f Crater Lake where they is to house the plant, and expects to to a normal peace basis also are
shall have these banks, without wait­
Move Regarded as Formal.
ing for for requests.
fires in Washington, Idaho, and Mon­ ities.
w ill connect with another line from the be making cheese by August 15. He sought.
Washington— The State department
Postmaster General Hitchcock states
tana.
other side.
_________
w ill build the plant on the Wadsworth
M ore Land to Be Opened.
Wrecking Crew Held Up.
from the first has believed that the | that San Francisco will be one o f the
place, and will build a wharf out to
William Pittman, the American cap­
Will Settle in Coos.
Spokane— Two remaining Indian re­ communication to Dr. Madriz by the ' cities in which a bank will be estab-
Albany, N. Y .— A wrecking train on
deep water so the Wilhelmina can load
tured by the Madriz forces in Nicar­
Marshfield— W. E. Catterlin, deputy the products with convenience. The servations in this state, the Yakima German foreign office was purely a | lished.
agua was found in a filthy prison cell, the Boston & Maine railroad, which
and Colville, are expected to be opened matter of form and made without the
“ We expected many more requests
dying of starvation.
The American was sent out from Mechanicsville early state food and dairy inspector for capacity o f the factory will be 500 gal­
to settlement within the next year, ac­ slightest regard to the existing condi­ | for postal savings banks than have
consul forced Madriz to give him better to clear up a freight wreck near Usher Western Oregon, has moved to Coos lons o f milk daily, but this can be in- j
cording to Judge James W. Witten, tions in Nicaragua, of which Germany, come in,” said Mr. Hitchcock. “ This,
was flagged by Italians before it county and will make this part o f the creased to 1,000 gallons.
accommodations.
superintendent of land drawings for the having relatively insignificant commer­ however, is not surprising.
Postmas­
reached the wreckage.
As the train state his home. He ha3 taken a ten-
Roosevelt w ill press the fight for slowed down, two Italians pointed rifles year lease on the Star ranch in Curry
Interior department. Judge W itten is cial interests, was hardly expected by ters na’ urally do not want to do more
Prizes for Apples Offered.
intimate work without more pay, and postal
direct nominations.
at the engineer and fireman and re­ county, near Langlois, and will go in­
Salem— As a premium for the best en route to Coeur d ’Alene, Idaho, this government to have
Officials of the depart­ banks would entail much additional
The ranch is apple exhibit from Marion county where the drawings for lots in Plum­ knowledge.
The congress of American republics fused to let the wreckers proceed. The to the dairy business.
train carried about 40 Italian laborers, one of the finest dairy farms in this at the State Horticultural society mer and other townsites on the Coeur ment are said to be unable to see any labor.”
is in session at Buenos Ayres.
basis for the exploitation o f this com­
__ d ’Alene reserve w ill be held. A ll the
who found themselves facing an armed part of the state and takes in a large show in Portland in November, the
A ll pupils in the Chicago public crowd. The train returned to Mechan­ tract. Mr. Cattterlin has given out Salem board of trade has just offered lands that can be irrigated on the munication by the Madriz faction.
Theft in Navy is SB.OOO.
schools w ill be taught to swim.
icsville.
that he w ill bring about 20 families $25. A local concern has also offered Yakima reserve w ill be awarded to the
Washington— Official reports o f the
Militia to Get Monitor.
from Tillamook county, who are com­ a barrel o f spray for the best box of Indians, leaving only grazing lands.
A Hungarian avia to? committed sui­
robbery o f the safe of the United
Vallejo, Cal.— The oil burning mon­ States ship Franklin, at Norfolk, Va.,
ing to locate in Coos and Curry counties. Spitzenberg apples grown in the W il­
Negroes Visit Roosevelt.
cide because of a series of mishaps.
Tornado
Injures
Many.
itor
Cheyenne
was
commissioned
at
the
lamette
valley.
were received at the Navy department
Oyster Bay — Four negroes visited
Germany denies any intention o f an­
Needs Cherry Pickers.
Sedalia, Mo.— Several persons were Mare Island navy yard. Lieutenant from Pay Director Martin. Director
tagonizing the United States in Nica­ ex-President Roosevelt Saturday, July
P O R TLA N D M A R K E TS .
Charles
T.
Owens,
who
is
temporarily
injured
in
a
tornado
that
struck
Cen­
La
Grande
—
With
the
largest
crop
Martin reported that the accounts and
16. They were Giles B. Jackson, of
raguan matters.
Wheat — Bluestem, 87@88c; club, tral and Western Missouri, acompanied | detached from the cruiser West V ir­ returns of Assistant Paymaster James
Richmond, Va., John Dany, o f Salis­ o f cherries in the history of Union
The house of commons passed the bury, N. C., Dr. Wm. D. Crum, of county “ dead ripe,” a cry has gone up 83(ii 84c; red Russian, 80c; valley, 84c. by heavy rain.
Louis Carpenter, a ginia, is in command of the new boat. C. Hilton, who is attached to the
Barley— Feed and brewing, $19(ii20. farmer near here, was struck by light­ He is under orders to sail for Seattle Franklin, were in good condition, and
woman suffrage bill to its second read­ Charleston, S. C., and Harry S. Cum­ for pickers and packers, I t is impos­
Com— Whole, $32; cracked, $33 ton. ning and rendered unconscious. Clyde on July 23. There the monitor will be were kept according to naval regula­
ing, but it probably will not get any mings, o f Baltimore. The visitors re­ sible to get help to harvest the bumper
Hay— Track prices: Timothy, W il­ Evans and his w ife were dangerously turned over to the naval reserve of the tion. There was abstracted from the
further.
The crews now at work are
quested Mr. Roosevelt to speak at the crop.
lamette valley, $20(i£21 per ton; East­
state o f Washington. Owens and the safe, it appears from the report, $6,-
Cattle rustlers are said to have negro state fair in Virginia in October larger than ever before employed, but ern Oregon, $22(0 24; alfalfa, new, $13 injured when a barn in which they
had sought refuge was wrecked. Six skeleton crew will then return to Mare 033.61 o f government money and
killed some of their Indian competitors on his views o f the conditions in A f ­ notwithstanding this the crop is so
@14.
members o f a fam ily were injured Island.
$90.20 o f private funds.
in Southern Idaho, and considerable in­ rica. A fte r a half hour’s talk with large that the augmented help cannot
Oats— No. 1 white, $26@27 per ton. when their house was wrecked. Mrs.
Mr. Roosevelt the negroes returned to handle it fast enough. Unless help is
dignation has been aroused.
Butter— City creamery extras, 30c; Jacob Ruch, who lived near Bevier,
Submarine Boat Contracts Sublet.
Few Corporations Tardy.
New York. Each o f them held a chip obtained at once the orchardists will
A fter a long conference on Alaskan
Washington — The Electric Boat
sustain heavy losses from lack o f help. fancy outside creamery, 29fti30c; store, died from frigh t while the storm was
as a souvenir.
Washington — Reports received at
affairs, President T a ft has decided to
23c. Butter fat prices average l j i c r a g i n g . __________________
company, which has the contract for the Treasury department give the total
send Attorney General Wickersham
per pound under regular prices.
Strike Now Abandoned
building three submarines for Pacific payments on account of the corporation
Surveyors Finsh Work.
and Secretary Nagel to Alaska to make
Eggs— Oregon candled, 27c dozen;
Drexel Flies 21 Miles.
Coast duty, has sublet contracts bo tax as $25,793,610, out of an assess­
Seattle— The Machinists’ Union of
Newport — Morris Wygant has fin­
a personal investigation.
Bournemouth, England — J. Arm- [ that one boat w ill be built at Seattle ment o f over $27,000,000.
Everett, Wash., has voted to permit its ished a location railroad survey along Eastern, 25c.
Poultry — Hens, 19@20c; springs, strong Drexel, a son of Anthony Drex­ by Moran Brothers, and two by the
It is reported that the huge glacier members in the Great Northern shops
The time allowed by law in which
the coast from Siletz bay to Yaquina
in Rainy Hollow, near Haines, Alaska, there to accept the company’s offer of
22 'y(ii23e; ducks, 14c; geese, 10@12c; el, o f Philadelphia and London, and Union Iron works, of San Francisco. corporations were allowed to pay with­
bay. The preliminary survey was made
is moving 12 feet per day.
Earth­ 2 cents an hour and a nine-hour day.
turkeys, dressed, 22>4@25c; live, 20c; the French aviator, Leon Morane, en- The subcontract price is approximate­ out incurring any penalty for default
two years ago. Wygant would make
quake disturbances are believed to This will make the wagse 44 cents an
squabs, $3 per dozen.
gaged in brilliant performances (o f ly $400,000 for each boat.
expired on July 10, but as that day fell
no statement, but from remarks drop­
Pork— Fancy, 12J4@13c per pound. over-sea speed flights. The start was
have accelerated ita speed.
hour.
The men had demanded an ped around camp it is believed the
upon Sunday one day more was allow­
Veal— Fancy, 11@11 He per pound. at the aerodrome across the Solent in .
eight-hour
day.
According
to
the
ed, and many o f the big corporations
Canal
Work
Accelerated.
Spalding Lumber company, o f Falls
Dr. G. Stanley Hall, professor of
Green Fruits— Apples, Oregon N ew ­ the direction o f the Isle o f Wight,
United
Metal
Trades
association,
this
took advantage o f it.
City, is behind the proposed railroad.
Washington
—
The
total
excavation
psychology at Clark university, Wor­
town, $2 per box; new, $1.75@2; cher­
cester, Mass., says girls about 16 seem action will result in abandonment of On the other hand, the United R ail­ ries, 5(ii'12S|c per pound; apricots, thence round the Needles lighthouse on the Panama canal for the month of
Won Praise From Roosevelt.
yards,
to have no souls. He says they are the strike begun June 1 all over the ways company has let a 24-mile con­ $ 1.250i'1.50 per box; currants, $2.250? and back, a distance o f 21 miles. June was 2,616,609 cubic
The Frenchman covered it in 25 minu- against 2,477,618 for May; concrete
tract for a line into Tillamook, which
Oyster Bay— A reporter who called
nothing but “ rata,” fudge and giggles. Northwest for the eight-hour day.
¡2.40; pears, new, $1.36; peaches, 600i | tea and the American in 34 minutes.
is 25 miles above Siletz bay,.
liad during month, 124,214
cubic on Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill appear­
j 85c; raspberries, $1@1.25 per crate;
Yellow Fever Feared.
Henry W. Savage, noted playwright,
yards, against 107,043 cubic yards for ed before the colonel with one of his
loganberries, 40c(ii$l; blackcaps $1.25
has severed all connection with the
Murderers
to
Be
Shot.
Bluefields— American Consul Thos.
the month previous.
Daily average hands bandaged.
Roosevelt asked
Lebanon Says Train Service Bad,
@1.50 per box; blackberries, $1.75.
Klaw & Erl anger theatrical syndicate, P. Moffatt has issued instructions to
Salt Lake City— Harry Thorne, 19 output was 100,639 cubic yards against what was the matter.
The reporter
Salem— The railroad commission re­
Vegetables— Artichokes, 600175c per
and will hereafter allow his plays to the American naval commanders here
replied that he had sprained his hand
ceived a complaint from the citizens of dozen; beans, lfnSc per pound: cab­ years old, w ill be shot to death at the 99,105 for May.
be used only by independent houses.
to observe the strictest precautions|
state prison September 9 next, for the |
while whipping a foreigner who was
Lebanon, Ore., o f the passenger ser- bage. 2 ' 4(<i 2
cauliflower, $2 per |
that no personal communication be held
murder of George Fassell, a grocer. [
beating his wife.
Knox's Proposal Comes Late.
The late Chief Justice Fuller le ft an with Bluefields Bluff, on account o f Í vice afforded them between Lebanon 1 dozen; celery, 90c; cucumbers, BOOr
Sentence was pronounced by District [ Tokio— The terms o f the new con­
“ Fine, just fine” exclaimed the
estate valued at over a million.
fears that yellow fever is prevalent and Albany on the Southern Pacific 160c; eggplant, 12Sicper pound; head Judge Lewis.
James Riley, who was vention between Japan and Russia, it former president with
enthusiasm.
line. The complainants allege that lettuce. 50@60c per dozen;
green
.
there.
I
t
is
reported
that
yellow
fever
Three were killed and four hurt in a
the Southern Pacific passenger trains onions, 15c; peas, 2c per pound: rad. [ Thome s accompl.ce ,n the cr.me, and is said on good authority, were virtu­ “ That’s an honorable wound. I am
has
reached
the
camps
of
the
Madriz
powder explosion near Ottawa, Ont.
are seldom on time and its coaches are ishes, 15(,1.20c per dozen; spinach, 8 @ I who also must pay the death penalty. ally settled before Secretary Knox sub­ proud o f you men who will not permit
__________________
An offer to arbitrate has been made army.
inadequate to comfortably carry pa­ 10c per pound; carrots, 85c@$1 sack; according to the verdict, will be sen­ mitted the proposal for the neutraliza­ w ife beating.”
tenced on July 23. Fassell was killed tion o f the Manchurian
railroads.
by 50,000 striking cloakmakers of New
trons from Lebanon to Albany.
Auto Supersedes Piano.
beets, $1.50; parsnips, 75c(ff$l.
the night o f March 26 last, when American interests in no way will be
Crop Averages Less.
York City.
Potatoes— Old Oregon, 76etfi $1 per
New York— Another count has been
Thome, R iley and an unknown man affected.
Washington— A bulletin issued by
Gold Find Arouses Town.
hundred; new, l)$ e per pound.
Health officers o f New York City added to the indictment against the
held up his store.
the department o f agriculture says the
Marshfield— I t is reported here that
Onions— Walla Walla, $2.50 sack.
seized 4,500,000 ice cream cones, automobile. Benjamin Lesser, attor­
30,000 Acres to Be Reclaimed.
general average o f the crop growth all
claiming they contained boric acid.
ney for several creditors who have filed there has been much gold found in the • Cattle— Beef steers, good to choice.
King Flies In Airship.
Washington— The bureau o f Ihdian over the United States on July 1, was
The University of Michigan has a petition in bankruptcy against a local mountains about 30 miles southeast of $4.750£5.25; fair to medium, $4@4.50;
Brussels— K ing Ferdinand o f Bul­ affairs has completed plans for re­ I 5.5 per cent lower than last year at
There is a rush of cows and heifers, good to choice, $4.25
granted the degree o f Master of Arts corporation which manufactures pianos, Myrtle Point.
$3.50@4; garia established the record o f being claiming about 30,000 acres o f swamp | the same time. The condition o f the
says in explanation of the case: “ The people from M yrtle Point to the sup­ (if4.65; fair to medium,
to a g irl graduate only 17 years old.
During naval maneuvers off the corporation could not realize on ita posed rich district. For many years bulls, $3r<>'4; stags, $3@4; calves, the first monarch to go aloft in a heav- lands in the Yakima reservation in crops in the far West on July 1, the
A ll plans have been bulletin says, was 3.6 per cent below
ier-than-air machine, when he went Washington.
People are mining has been carried on in that light, $5.60rri6.65; heavy, $40i 5.25.
Atlantic coast one submarine was ac­ stock o f pianos on hand.
Hogs— Top, $9.75@10.25; fa ir to for a flight in a biplane with M. de la made and active work probably will the average o f last year, and 4.3 per
cidentally rammed by another.
No not buying pianos any more; they are part of the state, but never has paid
twxrin n p y t w p p k .
j cent below the general average.
Minne at the aerodrome at K iew itt.
medium, $8.50@9.50.
well.
buying automobiles.”
lives were lost.
Doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
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