DOINGS Ö FTM EEK
U. 8. T R O O P S T O CUBA.
Government Send* Men to Protect
Americane on Island.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE
SU G AR DEAL C ITED .
Telegram Shows Effort o f Trust to
Kill Competition.
AMERICANS IN PERIL
Havana— Realizing that American
New York— A copy o f a telegram
intervention at this time would be
UNIFORM SA LAR IE S IS AIM .
1
S T O C K M E N VIE A T SALE.
sent by Henry O. Havemeyer to Sam
harmful to the nation, General Cedre-
uel C. Hooker, his personal agent at
co, leader o f the revolting Cuban ne Governor West Drafts Bill to Equal Scappos* Scene o f Spirited Bidding
Denver, was introduced in the govern
groes, is attempting to adjust the
ize Officials' Pay.
for Imported Cattle.
ment’ s dissolution suit against the so-
difference between the government
Scappoose— Stockbreeders and dairy called sugar trust by Assistant Dis
Salem— A bill to make salaries in
and his followers. I t is reported here
that the Cuban government has offered every county o f the state on a more men from all parts o f the Northwest trict Attorney Knapp, to support the
the negroes a cash payment to leave equal basis than under the present participated in spirited bidding for
General Resume o f Important Event* the country.
thoroughbred imported Jersey stock at charge that Havemeyer had prepared Rebel Movement Growing Rapidly—
_________
system, and provide fo r an automatic H. W est’s farm near here, when 93 to crush by competition the independ
Havana Distributes Ammunition
Presented In Condensed Form
Washington, D. C.— Convinced that adjustment every two or four years head o f cattle were sold at auction, ent sugar plant o f the Greeley Sugar
— Plantation Is Looted.
fo r Our Busy Readers.
the Cuban government is underesti whin a new apportionment is made, is bringing a total o f $17,640.
The company, then building.
The
tele
mating the strength o f the Cuban rev
average price was a little better than
olution, where 6000 negroes are in re being worked out by Governor West.
$188 a head, which, considering the gram read:
The
system
w
ill
be
prepared
care
Havana— Reports received from Ori-
volt,
the
State
department
has
re
“ Go to Greeley and secure a good
The Imperator, the largest steam
number o f young calves in the lot, is
ente province and emanating from
ship 'ever built, was
successfully quested the Navy department to send fully, and w ill be submitted to mem regarded as a fa ir valuation.
site on options.”
other than government sources leave
a warship and marines to Guanta bers o f the legislature before January
launched at Hamburg.
O f the 260 persona present probably
Chester S. Morey, o f Denver, chief
namo, the scene o f rebel activities, to
one-half took part in the bidding. agent o f Havemeyer in acquiring con- no room for doubt that the insurrec
so
that
each
one
w
ill
have
an
oppor
Sons o f Isidor Straus, who was lost protect American lives and property.
Buyers were present from Oregon, tol o f Colorado companies, testified tionary movement in the eastern end
o f the island is growing with alarming
on the Titanic, will continue his phil- State department officials plan to rush tunity to study whatever merits or de Washington and Idaho.
that the site was procured, and not
antrophic policies towards charities.
the transport Prairie, with 600 mar merits it may have.
C. E. Griffith, o f the Glen Tana long after this Havemeyer bought an rapidity.
The only news concerning the up
ines, to Guantanamo, from Philadel • “ Salaries
to
county
officials farm, Spokane, Wash., was the b ig interest in the Greeley company. A
The Mexican rebel army retreated
rising that the govermnet has offered
throughout the state,” said Governor gest individual buyer. He bid in nine letter from Hooker to Havemeyer, was that columns o f regular troops
from Rellano under a heavy artillery phia.
W ith the gunboats Paducah and
head, at a total o f $1866. A . A. N ew written November 22, 1902, was then
fire, taking up a position at Corral-
were converging on Figuaybos, the
Nashville already on the scene, it is West, “ are made without relation to berry. o f Spokane, bought six head for
introduced. It suggested that Have principal place in the district between
itos.
believed that this force will be suffi each other. One county, fo r instance, $1205, and W. O. Morrow, o f Inde
meyer rent the site for pasturage for Lamaya and Guantanamo, where Gen
The report o f the senate investi cient to protect American interests may pay its county judge $300, while pendence, Or., purchased three head
a year and said that 4 per cent net erals Eatonse and Ivonet, the insur
gating committee on the Titanic dis without sending a battleship.
Offi another county may pay its judge for $1430, among the lot being a fancy
returns could be realized i f this was gent leaders, are reported concentrat
aster severely condemns the officer* of cials o f the state department ex $1200, though the counties may not bull, Oxford You’ ll Do, Jr., which
done.
ing troops.
plained that they considered action vary any or but little in their respec brought $860.
the ship.
This animal is 24
The history o f the companies was
Unable to procure protection, many
W et salt spread on roofs o f adjoin necessary because serious disturb tive populations, area or assessed val years old and is considered by stock traced up to the time when they were American planters have applied to the
ing buildings saved them from catch ances are reported in the province o f uation o f property. Again, a county fanciers as one o f the finest ever im merged in 1906 into the Great W est commandant o f the naval station at
ing fire when the principal hotel at Oriente, where Americans have heavy clerk may be getting more salary than ported to Oregon.
ern Sugar company o f N ew Jersey, Guantanamo to send guards o f marines
interests.
American property there a county judge or another official may
The highest price paid for a Jersey and to their dissolution into separate
Molalla, Or., was burned.
and bluejackets to their plantations.
has been damaged and American lives be drawing more than a county clerk. cow was $600, bid in by F. E. Lynn,
corporations in April 1907.
Such a movement will involve the con
San Diego citizens maintain defiant threatened.
There should be a uniform basis for o f Independence, Or. This cow, known
“
Wasn’t
the
elimination
o
f
compe
sent o f the Cuban government. In
attitude toward the authorities in the
The gunboat Cuba le ft Havana for salaries.
as Lady’s Pet, o f Kilbum , is 8 years tition in the purchase o f beets the
addition, until the arrival o f auxiliary
I. W. W. matter and declare they will Guantanamo and other forces are be
old.
The
animal
was
the
grand
cham
“ Whenever the legislature con
principal object o f this consolidation?” cruiser Prairie, the number o f marines
allow none o f that organization in ing sent there by rail.
pion
o
f
the
fa
ir
circuit
last
year,
win
venes, friends o f some officials in a
asked Mr. Knapp.
at the station at Guantanamo w ill be
their city.
county, who are elected, come in with ning firsts at Salem, North Yakima
“ That was one o f the objects.”
insufficient to supply the guards need
The 7-year-old cow,
Officers of the Titanic declared be
W O U LD MAKE C A N A L FREE.
bills to boost these officials’ salaries. and Spokane.
Mr. Morey said there was never any ed.
fore the British investigating commit
Officials without friends in the legis Pretty Rose, o f Kilbum , was bought competition among the Colorado fac
One plantation at Santa Crelia is
tee that the only warnings they re House Passes Bill to Favor Ameri lature do not get any o f the raises. A for $450 by W. O. Morrow, o f Inde tories.
reported to have been attacked by in
pendence.
ceived were that there was ice to the
score
o
f
bills
to
raise
salaries
were
in
“ Our competition comes
chiefly surgents, who disabled the machinery
can Shipping.
north o f their course.
That the herd was one o f the finest from the manufacturers in Utah and
troduced at the last legislature, but I
and also looted it o f stores. Through
Washington D. C.— American ships vetoed them all.
ever
imported
from
the
Isle
o
f
Jersey
C aliforn ia," he added.
The president o f the Longshore in the coastwise trade will be given
out Oriente province, in which Santi
to
the
United
States
is
the
opinion
o
f
“
Salaries
should
be
equalized
and
men's union o f Aberdeen, Wash., de free use o f the Panama canal. This
ago is situated, the negroes are re
clares his union is not in sympathy was determined by the house when reduced by some system. What I pro Colonel D. L. Perry, o f Columbus, O.,
L IF T T O L L O N C O A S T E R S .
ported to be swelling rapidly the ranks
chief
auctioneer
at
the
sale.
pose
to
do
is
this:
I
w
ill
prepare
a
with the I. W. W ., and w ill expel Representative Doremus’ bill givin g
o f Generals Estonse and Ivonet.
“ It is impossible to assemble a finer
statement
showing
the
salaries
of
members who join them.
Much ammunition was shipped east
free privileges to American ships was each county official in every county in or higher-strained herd,” said Mr. House Exempts American Ships From
ward from Havana.
Panama Canal Costs.
Andrew Carnegie gave his head incorporated in the Panama canal bill the state. These statements for each Perry. “ I have sold Jersey cattle for
The government intends to bring
housemaid, who had been at Skibo by a final vote o f 147 to 126. As the county w ill then be submitted to much higher prices, but they were no
Washington, D. C.— By 100 votes to
Castle 23 years, a round-trip ticket to bill stands ready for final passage, Granges and other organizations as better than the W est herd. They are 90 the house refused to permit the the regular army up to war strength
San Francisco to visit her brother, a American ships engaged in the coast well as prominent individuals in each not only absolutely thoroughbred cat imposition o f tolls on American ves and to organize volunteer regiments.
fine gold watch, and a penion o f $600 wise trade are to be relieved o f all county, and they w ill be asked to re tle, but they are as sound and healthy sels engaged in the coast-wise trade
C H IN ESE O PPO SE BILL.
canal charges, while all foreign owned turn to me an estimate o f what they as I have ever seen.”
a year.
and which w ill use the Panama canal.
ships w ill be subjected to tolls.
think
their
county
should
pay
out
in
The action was taken during consider Dillingham Measure is T oo Drastic,
San Diego, Cal., citizens have de
The canal bill passed the house by a salaries. Out o f all that are submit
ation o f the Panama canal administra
termined to fight the I. W. W. to a
H E PPN E R SEES BIG C R O P .
vote o f 206 to 63.
It carries drastic ted, an average w ill be struck for
Say Residents o f California.
tion bill.
finish.
provisions prohibiting railroads from each county and a total secured for
Los Angeles— Chinese o f Southern
Representative Adamson, o f Geor
Recent
Rainfall
Came
at
Most
O
ppor
Two of the most valiant colonels of owning or controlling directly or in the state. Each county w ill then be
gia, in charge o f the measure, ex California, through their Chamber o f
tune Tim e for Farmers.
the rebel army were killed in the directly steamships which would com apportioned a share o f this total ac
pressed confidence that the house commerce in this city, issued an ap
fighting near Torreon, Mexico.
pete against their land lines.
It cording to area, population and assess
Heppner— That there w ill be a bum would reverse itself when the bill is peal to the people o f the Coast asking
grants free passage through the canal ed valuation.
per wheat crop in Morrow county is taken up for passage.
The torpedo boat Davis collided
them to join in a protest against the
to other American vessels.
“ As the state grows, a new appor now assured, as over an inch o f rain
with the gunboat Annapolis at V al
A sharp but ineffective attack was Dillingham exclusion bill, which has
The house rejected Representative tionment would automatically adjust fe ll in the past week, and coming at
lejo, Cal., damaging both consider
made on the provision in the bill pro already passed the United States sen
Broussard’s amendment to the canal the salaries o f the county officials."
the most opportune time makes even hibiting railroad-owned vessels from ate and js now pending in the house.
ably.
bill permitting railroad ownership o f
the doubters sure.
using the canal.
Representatives The bill, it is stated, would constitute,
Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon was pitiless steamships, but denying them free
N ever in the history o f the country
i f enacted, a menace to the commer
ly questioned as to his conduct while passage through the canal and author M INERAL B U LLE TIN O F F PRESS has there been so big an acreage in Peters, o f Massachusetts, Democrat,
and Higgins, o f Connecticut, Republi cial relations between this country
being rescued from the wreck o f the izing the president to decide where a
wheat and never did it look as well at can, protested that the proposed pro and the new republic o f China.
Book on Economic Geological Re
Titanic.
question o f ownership arose.
this tim e o f the season.
“ The national consciousness
of
hibition would apply not only to the
sources o f Oregon Issued
On a separate vote the question o f
Shearing has been delayed a few canal, but would affect all vessels China is awakening,” said Henry Yip,
It is planned to place an aerial pow free tolls was won by a vote o f 147 to
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor days, ow ing to the rain.
To date owned by railroads and work havoc to secretary o f the Chinese chamber o f
er line across the Columbia near Hood 126. As adopted, the bill fixes the
there have been but two small clips a great business built up along the commerce, “ and the Dillingham bill
River, to carry current to the Wash maximum tolls for foreign vessels at vallis— The new bulletin on “ The Ec
onomic Geological Resources o f Ore sold and these were at private sale.
is regarded as far too drastic.
It
Atlantic coast.
ington side.
$1.25 for each registered ton. The gon,” extension series No. 5, issued
The growers are asking from 1 to 2
Both cited as an instance the pas gives immigration officials power to
An electrician at Walla Walla was prohibition against railroads owning by the Oregon State bureau o f mines cents above what the buyers will pay.
senger and freight steamers plying be exclude any Chinese to whom they
knocked down by contact with a wire steamships becomes effective July 1, at the Oregon Agricultural college, o f I t is thought that most o f the wool
tween N ew York, Providence and Fall may object personally and according
carrying 23,000 volts, but was not 1914.
which Prof. H. H. Parks is director, w ill be held for sales day.
River, Mass., all o f which vessels are to its provisions a Chinese must fo l
seriously hurt.
The Interstate Commerce commis is just off the press. It is a book o f
owned and operated by the New York, low the occupation he declared on en
sion
is
given
jurisdiction
to
determine
Three men were killed in a W yo
120 pages illustrated by 21 fine cuts,
Salem Bills Cherry Fair.
New Haven A Hartford railroad as tering this country. This forbids all
ming mine by the foul gases being whether a railroad competes with and is sent free upon request to all
progress to the Chinese in the United
Salem— The board o f trade has set part o f their system.
steamship
lines
owned
by
iL
This
driven back down the ventilator shaft
States.
residents o f the state who are inter July 11, 12 and 13 as the dates for the
provision
relates
to
the
great
lakes
as
by a strong wind.
ested in the subject.
“ W e believe that the American
annual Cherry Fair. These days were
ELK EXCLUD E SHEEP.
well as coastwise traffic.
“ Washington, on the north, spends chosen because o f the fact that the
people w ill have this bill killed as
It is reported at Havana that the
annually $28,750 through her State Elks’ reunion w ill be held in Portland Borah Protests Against Encroach soon as they become aware o f its pur
Cuban negroes have formed a plot to
Geological Survey investigating her during that week and it is hoped that
port.”
revolt against the government.
ment on Grazing Lands.
mineral resouces.
Her mineral pro the attraction here w ill bring many
Temple Becomes School.
Washington, D. C.— Senator Borah,
duction is approximately $17,000,000 visitors from the Rose City.
PO R TLA N D M AR K E TS.
annually,” says Prof. Parks in intro
Seattle — Rev. Herman E. Voss, a
The Marion County Manufacturers’ o f Idaho, is not enough o f sentimenta
Wheat— Track prices: Bluestem,
Condon, Or.— Gilliam, Sherman and duction. “ California, on the south, exhibit w ill be held in conjunction list to believe in converting the forest United Evangelical missionary, who
$1.02; club, 97c; red Russian, 96c; Morrow counties may produce 8,000.- spends annually $30,000 through her
with the Cherry Fair, and it is prob reserves o f the W est into preserves has just arrived from Hunan province,
valley, 97c; forty-fold, 97@98c.
000 bushels o f wheat this year. It state bureau o f mines investigating able that the Horse Show w ill also be for ranging elk, i f that practice is go China, says that the new republican
MillstufTs — Bran, $26 • per ton; will likely be the greatest crop In the her mineral resources, and the value
ing to interfere seriously with the government is seizing the Buddhist
held one day o f the three.
shorts, $27.60; middlings, $31.
sheep industry. The Iuterior depart temples and turning them into schools.
history o f the district. It w ill be the o f her mineral production annually is
Corn— Whole, $39; cracked, $40 first crop for four years and the people $86,000,000. Both these states have
ment last winter distributed several The altars and idols are sold or de
Farrell Inspects Brogan Branch.
per ton.
elk from the Jackson’s Hole country stroyed. The common wood, clay and
maintained their bureaus o f investi
are rejoicing.
Ontario— J. D. Farrell, president o f
Hay— Timothy, $13.60@17.50 per
over various Western states, liberat pewter figures are generally demol
The estimate given is declared too gation for many years.
ton; alfalfa, $12; clover, 8@9; oats conservative by George B. Dukek,
“ Oregon has Bpent about $1,200 the O.-W. R. & N. ; C. P. Chamber- ing them in different forest reserves. ished, but finely carved idols bring
and vetch $10.60; grain hay, $9.
lain,
his
assistant,
and
Sam
H
ill,
first
Commenting on this, Senator, Borah, good prices from collectors and w ill
president o f the Tri-County Develop through the state bureau o f mines in
Oats— No. 1 white, $284i'40 per ton. ment league and a prominent wheat vestigating her mineral resources, and vice president o f the American Road in the senate, made the following soon find their way into European and
Fresh Fruits— Strawberries, Florin, grower o f Gilliam county. He says has an annual mineral production o f Builders’ association, were here this matter-of-fact statement:
American collections.
$1.50@2 per crate: Oregon, $3.60@ the 200,000 acres planted w ill yield approximately $4,000,000.
“ The national forest service, at the
Is it il week. This was the first trip made
The priests bewail their hard lot,
4.60; Kennewick, $6; cranberries, $8 more than 16 bushels average, esti logical to think that some relation by President Farrell over the branch instigation o f the biological survey, but the common people are utterly
@10 per barrel; apples, $1.25@3 per mated at a total o f 3,000,000 bushels exists between the mineral production line from Ontario to Brogan. They have withdrawn from sheep grazing in indifferent to the fate o f the old relig
box; cherries, $1.60 per box; goose for the county. The estimate o f 3,- of a state and the funds spent in in were taken in automobiles and shown the state o f Montana, in the Gallatin ions. Efforts o f the Buddhist priests
berries, 8@10c per pound.
Is it pos over the orchard sections around On and Absaroka national forest, an area to incite the populace to rebellion have
500,00 bushels for Sherman is given by vestigation o f the same?
Potatoes — Jobbing prices: Bur- D. C. Stephens, superintendent o f the sible that Mother Nature discriminated tario and were surprised at the.extent o f about 450 square miles. This with failed, Mr. Voss says.
hanks, old, $1.26 per hundred; new Moro experiment station, and an esti against the state o f Oregon by cutting o f the territory and the large produc drawn land is estimated to be capable
California, 4c per pound.
mate o f 2,000,000 bushels for Morrow off the mineral resources at a political tion o f apples. Mr. Chamberlin pur o f carrying from forty to fifty thous
Female Politics Stormy.
Onions— Bermuda, $1.60@1.75 per is given by Oren Beatty, “ soil mis boundary line?”
chased some suburban property here. and sheep, and now it is to be devoted
Chicago— A policeman was called to
crate
entirely
to
the
grazing
o
f
elk
which
sionary," after a horseback tour o f
Vegetables — Artichokes, 76@90c the county.
Condon Wheat C rop Safe.
overflow from the Yellowstone na restore 'order at a meeting o f the
Timely Rains Save Timber.
county central committee o f the W o
per dozen; asparagus, 76c per crate;
Condon— A heavy fall o f rain Sun tional park.”
Seaside— Tim ely rains w ill save
beans, 10 @ 124 c per pound; cabbage,
man's Party o f Illinois, in a hotel
day and Sunday night all over Gilliam
Vessel's Orders Sealed.
thousands
o
f
feet
o
f
valuable
timber
here, when “ regular” and “ insur
2|c; cauliflower, $2.76 per crate; cel
Farms Will Be Studied.
Philadelphia— The United States from forest fires, which have been county about cinches matters so far as
ery, $6@6; cucumbers, $1@1.60 per
the fall wheat crop is concerned and
Washington, D. C.— Secretary o f gent” members clashed over alleged
dozen; eggplant, 26c per pound; head transport Prairie, sailed from the raging for the past week in the vicin has helped the spring crop to a con
"a rb itra ry ” tactics o f Mrs. Myra
Agriculture
Wilson has announced Strawn Hartshorn, chairman.
“ L a
lettuce, $1.76 per crate; hothouse Philadelphia navy yards with a reg i ity o f Humbug mountain. Large areas siderable extent.
A couple o f hot
lettuce, 76e@$l per box; peas, 44@6c ment o f marines under sealed orders. have been burned over and many fam days gave rise to a rumor that some plans to be instituted for farm man dies, you must keep order, or be ar
Damage up to wheat was damaged, but there is no agement study work in the North, for rested, or put out,” shouted the po
per pound; peppers, 25c; radishes. Only a third o f the cargo o f meat was ilies made homeless.
16@20c per dozen; rhubarb, 24 c per taken. The Prairie took about 400,- the present time has not been esti foundation for the report and this last which both houses o f congress have liceman, as he mounted the platform,
pound; spinach, 4fti 5c per pound; to 000 rounds o f ammunition, three mated but w ill reach a large sum. rain and the cool days which followed made provision in the agricultural ap but the women only laughed at him.
matoes, $4.50 per box; garlic, 8@10c 3-inch steel field pieces and six auto The two little stations o f Hamlet and have put the fall grain beyond all dan propriation. The federal government, Finally a semblance o f order was re
through its gaents, purposes to make stored and the policeman departed.
per pound.
matic guns, as well as coal, tents and Necanicum were in the path o f the fire ger from hot winds.
a comprehensive study o f the farms o f
Colonel and were destroyed. These fires were
Butter — Oregon creamery butter, provisions for the marines.
the country with a view to carrying to
Mexico City Theeatened.
cubes or solid pack, 27c per pound; Lincoln Karanym is in command. some distance south o f here and did
Ontario Farmers Happy.
the farmer information which will
prints, lc extra.
The regiment o f 750 men is made up not cause the recent fire here.
Mexico C ity— The sense o f relief
Onatrio—
A
general
rain
over
this
show
him
why
a
certain
branch
o
f
his
Eggs— Fresh Oregon ranch, can o f detachments from Brooklyn, Wash
section for three days assures bumper industry is unprofitable and how he can experienced quite generally in Mexico
Cable Laid Under River.
died, 204 c per dozen; case count, 20c. ington and other points.
C ity by reason o f the decisive nature
crops on all the dry farms. Crop con make it pay.
Pork— Fancy, 10@10Je per pound.
Hood R iver— The Pacific Telephone
o f the recent battle at Rellano was
ditions
are
the
most
favorable
ever
Transport Workers Strika,
Veal— Fancy, 1 0 @ llc per pound.
& Telegraph company has finished
tempered by news o f a threat from
known here and there is the largest
Will Determine "W hat Is Beer.'*
Poultry— Hens, 14@14c; broilers 22
London— A general strike o f United making connections on each side of acreage ever planted. Four thousand
Emilano Zapata, the Morelos rebel,
Washington, D. C. — A personally that he w ill attack this city within
@26c; ducks, young. 16@18c; geese, Transport Workers has been ordered the Columbia river with the huge
acres w ill be used to produce alfalfa
conducted test o f breweries through
l i e ; turkeys, live, 20c; dressed, 26c.
here, following a seven hours’ confer cable laid under the river two months
seed. This is a crop that has proven out the country to determine just eight days i f President Madero fails
Hope— 1911 crop, 38c;olds nominal; ence o f the general executive commit ago, and Hood R iver and W hite Sal
to resign within that period.
The
very
profitable
in
this
section,
owing
1912 contracts, 25c.
tee o f the union. The order is being mon are now connected by cable line. to the large yield and high grade of “ what is beer” w ill be made by Drs. threat is looked upon by government
Doolittle, Mitchell and Dunlap, o f the officials as a possible ruse on the part
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 14@18c per generally obeyed, and union leaders The former telephone connections be
Pure Food board.
The doctors, who o f Orozco.
pound;valley. 18@19c; mohair, choice, assert that 100,000 men w ill be out by tween the two cities were made by an the product.
have
been working for a year on the
32c.
night. Virtually every port in Eng aerial line, crossing from the h ig h ;
Much Honey From South,
“ what is beer” question, received
El Paso Newspaper Dynamited.
Cattle— Choice steers, $6.86@$7.25; land is affected and complete paralysis point o f Stanley Rock, on this side o f
good. $6.60@6.86; medium. $6<>i6.60; o f seagoing commerce is threatened. the river.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor orders from Secretary Wilson, o f the
El Paso, Tex. — Shortly before 11
department
o
f
agriculture,
to
visit
the
choice cows, $6@6.26; good, $5.50@6; The walkout becomes effective imme
vallis— Prof. H. F. Wilson, in charge
o ’clock Saturday night the office o f
Marlon Prune Crop to Be Good.
medium, $6@6.60; choice calves, $7@ diately.
o f the apiary work at the Oregon A g b ig breweries and find out all there is Paso del Norte, a Spanish newspaper
to
know
about
m
alting
beer.
7.25; good heavy calves. $6@6.60;
Salem— That the prune crop south j ricultural college, has just returned
published in the heart o f the city and
Senator Convicted o f Bribery.
bulls, $S.60@5.60; stags. $4.75@6.36.
o f the city w ill be as large as last from a trip to Southern Oregon. He
supporting the Madero government,
British
Gunboat
After
Refugees.
Hogs— Light, $7.60@8; heavy. $6.60
Columbus, O.— A fte r being out 47$ year, when the crop was excellent, is reports that there is to be a big crop
was dynamited. The bomb was thrown
Culiacan.
M
exico—
The
British
gun
o
f
honey
there
this
year,
as
all
condi
@7.26.
hours, the jury in the case of State the statement made by several o f the
at the front window, producing a vio
Sheep— Yearling*. $4.36*; 6; weth Senator Huffman, o f Oxford, charged leading prune men who have been in tions have been excellent this year for boat Algerine has arrived at Maxatlan lent explosion, which, however, only
preparatory
to
a
cruise
along
the
west
er*. $4@4.75; ewee, $S@4; spring with bribery, returned a verdict o f vestigating reports that the crop the best results and the bee men are
wrecked a portion o f the front o f the
coast o f Mexico to pick up refugee*.
1 looking for a b ig year
promises to be small.
guilty.
lambs, $6.60@6.50
building. No one was injured.
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