Lane County leader., May 29, 1903, Image 3

ORED GUEST
ON PUQET SOUND.
President
CHINA COWED BV RUSSIA.
Receives Hearty Ovation In She Is Agreeing, One by Owe. to AH tbe
Western Washington.
Czar's Demands.
get a greater yield and or better qual­
PR O F » S S O N AL C ARD S.
ity. Besides this. It will take only half
the time to plow and cultivate the 20-
E. J. E. H08MKR
acre field, which world further add to
the profits. What a lesson the market [)
Olympia, Wash, May 23.— President
Londcn, May 21.— According to a
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
gardeners are constantly giving to us
Roosevelt caught his first glimpse of Pekin dispatch to tbe Times, dated
Puget Sound at 1:20 yesterday after­
farmers. Why. some of them use more PlHCsses ot tbe Eye, Esr sud N«ee s '» S|
May it), the situation at Niu Chwang
noon as hig train entered Olympia, the
barnyard manure on 20 acres tbau sides.
capital city of Washington. Although and in Manchuria, in »pite of procla­
some farmers do on 120 acres.
The natte In the Allbon a Medsen Building.
0 THOUSANDS LINE THE WAY other stops had been made In Wash­ mations and assurance, is unchanged.
crops tbe gardeners get are enormous,
ington. It was In Olympia that the There is a constant flow of Kussians
aud their land Is constantly Increasing
official reception to the state was ac­ and war materials to both the Chinese
[ to tho State by Oovernor Laid
In fertility.
_______
and Corean banka of the Yalu rivei.
corded the President.
B. R. JOB
retone lor Lawls and Clark
The Governor s staff, ex-Governors Trustworthy evidence, saye the dis­
[)K
Extent of Irrigation .
of the state, state officers and reception patch, confirms tbe report that num­
onumeat — Oil lor Sound.
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
Exclusive of the rice-producing States
committees appointed by the Legis­ bers of Chinese described as former
the Territory of Hawaii and Indlau
T o T r a in G r a p e V in e ».
A
ll
cell»
promptly attended.
^
lature, In addition to 5000 people from brigands are officered by Russians.
It may be said that there are a doaen reservations, the number o f Irrigators
d, May 22.— President R ooms - out of the city, were gathered here
l mice, Main St. next door to leader oOlce.
They
number
at
least
2,000
and
carry
a
|
systems
of
grape
vine
training
In
use
In the United States In 1899 was 108,-
gloriously welcomed tc* tliia to greet the President. From the Nor­
COTTAGE GROVE, OR.
badge inscribed “ protectors ol the lor- tll of wU|t.u nave their
the! good qualities 218, an Increase of 54,082, or one hun­ Phone. No. lit.
terday.
A ll Portland made thern Pacific depot to the State capítol
a
r
t
.’
and each, perhaps, superior to all oth­ dred per cent over tbe number report­
, put on ita beet attire, docked building, long lines of troops Dorn the
Reviewing tbe Manchurian situation,
ere he went and climbed even National guard of the atate were de­ and commenting on the apathy of the ers under certuln conditions. The sys­ ed In 1889. The number of acres Irri­
T. ANDERSON. M. D
ofa and chimneya to see him ployed, and the President and party powers, the Times correspondent avers tem of training from a single upright gated was 7,539.545, an increase during
entered carriages at the depot and
growth is, however, admitted to be the ten years, of 3,908,165, or 107.0 per
The apirit ol the people waa
were driven through arches of ever­ that China is agreeing one by one to all after the most approved lines, and It cent. O f the total Irrigated area, 5,944,-
Physician and Surgeon
aa never before in thia city,
if green and flowers and between long the Russian demands. She has already
Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty. All
been a martial thrill that elec- lines of soldiers to the office of Gov­ undertaken not to alienate any portion certainly gives results. The Illustration 412 acres were in crops, and the total calls
promptly attended to.
shows how the vine Is trained In Its value of the products therefrom was
the populace, it couid not have ernor McBride.
Olfiee tu Sherwood block: Night calls at
of Manchnna to any other power; not first year. It Is cut back to two strong $86,800.491. The total coat of construc­
New
Era Drug Store. Phone 1M Mala.
the thiongs of enthusiastic
The President’s carriage was escort­ to alter the present administration in
ra m <re than the peaceful viait ed by a platoon of cavalry. Governor Mongolia; net to open any new treatv buds at the time o f planting and is tion of the irrigation systems operated
set so that tbe buds will be Just above In 1899 was $07,770,942. In tbe sum
McBride and Mayor C. J. Lord occu­
preaident.
porta in Manchnria, and bat given an
ileaa thousands crowded the pied aeatB in the President's carriage, assurance not to employ foreigners in the surface of the ground. A slight her of irrigators California stands far
as he rode by. Leas numerous which had been decorated with the the administration of Manchuria, and stake Is pressed Into the ground near ahead of any other State, having about QENTIST
ill unnumbered they swarmed to state flower, rhododendron and ever­ whether China gives her consent or the vine and the vine Is fastened to oue-fourth o f the total number in the
green. At the office of Governor Mc­
O R . H . M. R E T R I !
ty park, where the president laid Bride an informal reception of ten not, Russia retains the telegraph lines It with cord of a waterproof kind. I f United States. Colorado, however, ex
the t r ills Is built during this first year ceeds In the number of acres Irrigated,
of the Lewis and Clark monu- mnlutes was held, and distinguished between Port Arthur and Mukden.
this
cord
Is
run
to
the
first
wire
(the
AU Werk .Tar ran tad.
although
not
In
the
value
of
Irrigated
In the evening they surged men of the Evergreen State were pre­
China bas agreed that Russia shall
top one) and fastened. The vine will crops. O f the total Irrigated area, 7,
the hotel, calling lor him with sented to the President.
have full control of the customs at Niu
Offloe run Doer West ol gkarwosd Hi
<f clamor, until he appeared on
From the main entrance of the Cap­ Chwang, and there is little doubt that make the growth about as shown In the 093,029 acres were watered from
escape and satisfied them with itol building a platform had been con­ an agreement exists giving Russia ex- cut during tills first year. The trellis Is streams, and 169,044 acres from wells.
f speech.
Then he returned to structed reaching out 50 feet. A se­ iusive mining rights in the Mukden an Important feature of the plan. The The number of acres In crops Irrigated
posts should be set eight feet apart, In 1899 was 5,711,905 and the number
nquet from which the people ries of arches increasing In size start­ province.
R. E. C. MACY
ed at the Capltul doorway and ended
of Irrigated acres In pasture and unma­
lied him.
When
Manchuria
is
gone,
what
se­
at the end of the platform. One hun­
tured crops was 1,551,308. The value of
arrangements for the viait were dred and fifty people were seated on curity will there be, asks the corres­
DENTIS*
the Irrigated crop was $84.443,'438. O f
1 out successfully.
The only the platform and from its outer edge pondent, for the position of Japan in
the irrigated area, 7,203.273 acres were
ard event waa the heavy rainfall the Preaident addressed briefly the Corea, militarry or civil?
Does any
began juat as the preaident en­ people gathered in Capitol Park.
in the arid States, 273,117 acres In the
one know what secret agreement was
tire city park, and continuer! dur-
semi-arld region aud 3,155 In the humid *©r. Suapp’s Building.
At the close of the Preident’s ad­ signed by the empercr of Corea during
e ceremonies there. But the rain dress the party entered carriages the year he resided as refugee in the
region.
not quench his ardor, and be again and were driven for ten minu­ Russian legation at Seoul?
- X
n
C o n n e c tin g P s .t u r e s b y C ansew ajr.
even the better for it. He knew tes through the residence portion of
It frequently becomes desirable to
C J o h n so n
leasing of abundant rain, and paid the city to the Masonic Temple. The
STREET CAR TAKES FIRE.
Masonic
Temple
in
Olympia
was
built
have the pasture so arranged as to
te to Western Oregon by saying
TEAIN1.NO t h e o b a p e v i n e .
over 50 years ago and was the cradle
EBY
let stock pasture on both sides of u
here he did not need to talk aDout of Masonry In the Northwest. Within Fainting Women Trampled Upon and One
highway. The pasture Is sometimes
tion. Then, alter paying tribute its walls the first Masonic lodge or­
LAW
Man Badly Hurt.
and so that they will stand about six
memory of Lewie and Clark, and ganized in territory west of the Mis­
New York, May 21.— In a wild rush feet out of the ground. Two wires are located on one side of the highway
Oregsn.
Cottagi Grsvs,
rting the people of Oregon to emu- sissippi river and north of the Colum­ of frightened passengers to escape from
and yard and watering place on the
used In the position, as shown In tbe
their predecessors, he sealed the bia river, held Its sessions. When a burning street car near Cypress Hills,
other. Much time Is required to drive
cut, the wires belug fourteen luches
y in the monument where lies the the Temple was reached only the Pres­ Long Island, Michael Murphy, of Ja­
cattle back and forth.
apart. In training the vine for the
idential party entered. Within they
■^r bo*.
The difficulty can be overcome In a ^ H. KINO
maica, was pushed through a window second year cut off all that portion
e w ill leave thia morning for Puget were greeted by John Arthur, of Se­ and so badly cut by the glass that his
very convenient way.
Select a place
attle,
Grand
Master
Mason
of
the
State
above
the
top
wire,
and
as
the
laternl
d.
where there la a little rise In the
A tto rn e y-a t-L a w
of Washington, and were presented to condition is critical.
canes grow select the strongest opposite
Tbe car was on ita way to Jamaica each wire, one on either side of the ground, say from 2 to 4 feet, the more
On Behalf ol the State.
officers of tha Grand Lodge.
Special attention given to Collection«.
the
better.
Construct
a
wide
ditch,
when a flash of flame shot from tbe main stalk, and train them along the
lem, Or., May 22.— Ten thousand
COTTAGE G HO VE,
ORKOOIf.
trucks and the motorman brought the wires; this gives us two arms, so to from 10 to 12 feet, so It will easily ad­
'ns of Oregon welcomed Preaident
Crowd at Tacoma.
mit a team to work with scraper down
car to a stop.
Before the passengers
velt to the atate capital yesterday
speak, running along each wire at the
Tacoma, May 23.—The President
Make It from 2 to
ning. On behalf of the people of called Tacoma the “ City o f Destiny were aware ef the danger, fire worked end of tke second year from planting. at bottom of It.
commonwealth. Governor George yesterday afternoon at Wright Park, through the floor and caught the trim­ The third season the fruiting buds 4 feet deep, as the natural condition
E. Y O U N O
Chamberlain voiced the state’s and captured the hearts of 30,000 peo­ ming of the seats. The 25 passengers must be handled, and It Is a good plan o f ground will admit. It must be con­
ting and with vociferous cheers the ple assembled there.
Probably not jumped to their feet and started toward to select every other bud to supply the structed In such a way that it w ill have
natural drainage at lower side, other­
Two women fell in a
pie manifested their hearty concur- more than two or three In the 30,000 the rear door.
ITTOHIMMil
canes necessary for the upright growth
in all that was said.
For an expected to hear Tacoma’s pet name. faint on the floor, but the crowd was from the arms. This upright growth wise It would fill with water after very
r the president addressed the aBaeni The cheering at all times during the too intent on saving themselves to pav Is shortened In from time to time dur­ heavy rains and be of no practical use.
• fle e en Main Street, Wert Side.
A plank bridge Is built across the
multitude from the weat steps of President's speech was loud and pro­ any attention to them. It waa in the ing the growing season, so as to throw
C otten e G roves Or.
capitol, and that they were highly longed, but when he referred to Taco­ jam at the door that Morphy was the strength Into the fruiting canes,
ma by yie name dear to the hearts of
sed with the ideas be expressed waa all true Taconuns, the women waved crushed against tbe window with each This system of training requires labor,
onstrated by frequent interruption handkerchiefs frantically, the men force that the glass broke and he was but it gives most excellent results.
shot out onto the ground. A b he fell
pplause and cheers,
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
swung their hats, and the youngsters
lie reception here waa the formal screamed with delight. The President fragments of glass rut his hands and
Cost o f sn A c r e o f S t r a w b e r r ie s ,
face
in
a
dozen
places,
and
a
ragged
~ome on behalf of the atate. Noth' was plainly pleased with the hit, and
For plowing, $3; harrowing, $3;
The weight of
waa left undone which could con' he smiled broadly, causing another edge caught his foot.
marking, 50 cents; plants (8,000) $25,
■rí*'"
his
fa1
ling
body
sent
the
sharp
edges
round
of
vociferous
applause.
ute to the comfort of the preaident
J^OBT. G R IF F IN .
1
through his clothing and severed an average price; plants are scarce this
rifl strength to the expression of re-
artery in his ankle.
Two policemen year. Trimming and preparing plants.
CUBA SIGNS TREATY.
r and admiration for the nation's
heL ed the crowd out of the cars. Mur­ $5; setting plantst $4; cultivating with
^f.
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horse, $7.5tf; hoeing six time's, $18;
Repairing and Kefllllng Is Our Trade.
Platt Amendment Has Been Accepted In phy was sent to a hospital.
fertiliser, half a ton, $15; four tons of
A ll work warranted.
FACES Bid DEFICIT.
Its Entirety.
Con
M
a in 6i i b t H t »., Cottage Grove,
straw,
$20:
applying
straw,
$5.
This
SHEEP AND CATTLE FREEZE.
Havana. May 25.— The permanent
makes the cost about $100 for the first
tal Department Must Ask Congress treaty between the United States and
year. O f course the Increase of plants
lor Appropriation.
Cuba. In which Is Incorporated all the Loss by Unexpected Blizzard on Montana
can he used to set a new bed the fol­ CACSEWAT FOB CATTLE UNDER ROAD.
Ranges
Amounts
to
Millions.
provisions
of
the
Platt
amendment,
Vaahington, May 23.— Congress will
C. MADSEN.
Great Kal'S, Mont., May 21.— The lowing year, which will make the cost opening and the aides plnnked.
asked at the opening of ita next ses was signed this afternoon.
It H .
one-fiwrtli less.
The straw Is worth
The
act
of
signing
the
treaty
took
heaviest
sheep
end
catt
e
loss
in
the
n to make an appropriation to cover
as much as It costs almost to the soil, should be made 5V4 to 0 feet high to
deficiencies in both the regular de­ place at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at history of Montana, the damage of lit these figures we are actually giv­ admit the passage of all kinds of stock
the office of the Secretary of State. which will foot up as high as $5,000,-
cry service and the rural free deliv- The signers were Secretary of State
ing what It would cost the farmer to or even horses below. The earth taken
service of the poatotficedepartment, Zaldi and United States Minister 000, has been caused by the terrible hire the work done by men who know out In digging Is used In constructing
At Lowest Prices.......
storm
which
bas
been
raging
for
the
etmaater General Payne announced Squlers, who were constituted special
how to do It. I f the farmer does the the gradi on each side of bridge. Tbe
ay that this deficiency now aggre- plenlpotentaries for that purpose. past three days. In some sections f illy work himself, hr does not feel the cost bridge, nx well ns grade or dump, must
tes exactly $227,300, of which $105,- Senor Zaldo and Mr. Squlers simply 90 per cent of the sheep on the ranges any more than were he putting In a be made as wide ns required by Inw.
l is in the free delivery branch. The met, accompanied by their secretaries, have i erished.
W e advise setting Tbe deeper It Is practical to make the
Three herders, at least, have wan­ crop of potatoes.
»master general said be very much and the signing was accomplished,
the strawberry bed near the buildings ditch, the less It will he necessary to
H E R B E R T L E IG H ,
retted the existence of the deficit, and copies of the treaty exchanged dered away in the blinding storm and
dump upon the grade.
A tight fence
have frozen to death. It is difficult to so It can lie attended to without going
ASSAYER
and METALLURGIST.
d (or the first time publicly criticised within a few minutes.
The usual gross sales from an must be constructed from the pasture
The permanent treaty contains no get names. An aged herder at Portage far.
administration of A. W. Machen,
on
each
side
of
tbe
passageway
close
Eugene,
Ore.
provision for Its abrogation, and no was lost Sunday.
acre
o
f
strawberries
are
about
four
Two more in the
e general superintendent of Ihe free extraneous conditions of any kind. It
Best equipped Assay Laboratory In the i
times the cost o f the acre for the first up to the bridge. I have seen such a
livery system, who is now on indefi- simply Incorporates the entire Platt She by Junction country are missing
Prompt and tollable returns guaranteed.
passageway constructed on the level
and there is no hope that they can be year.— Rural New Yorker.
te leave of absence.
Working tests of ores made on samples of on«
amendment Into the form of a treaty.
prairie, hut In such a case Is only
‘ Thia is not the first time that a de- The length of time consumed by the found alive.
to
fifty
pound« to determine most suiUbi«
practical In every dry seasons, because
T e m p o r a r i l y Blinds the Horse.
Two thousand five hundred sheep are
method of treat nieut.
r.
' it has occurred in the free delivery negotiations was principally due to
In
n
rainy
one
the
ditch
will
fill
up
It
lias
long
been
known,
and
put
to
rvice,” said Mr. Payne.
“ I regret the fact that Cuban Government de­ drifting on the ranges without herders.
with
water.—
Lewis
Olsen,
Kaudiyobl,
practical
test
time
after
time,
that
to
existence. At the opening of the sired to include in the treaty various The latter have abandoned their flocks
get a horse out of a fire the best plan lu Farm and Home.
at congress Mr. Machen pointed out extraneous conditions, especially one on every hand and fled for safety to the
Is to blindfold him,
Nothing
at without additional appropriationa to the effect that there should be no In­ settlements and ranches
W. H BKRG
J. W. HERO
and many an ani­
tervention In Cuban affairs by tfie
A s r lc o ltn r o l Notes.
more routes could lie established be­ United States, except through the Ini­ like the fury of this storm has ever
mal has been saved
Eggplant Is a gross feeder, but easily
nd those ready to be installdH Janu- tiative of the President of Cuba. All been witnessed in Northern Montana.
In this way which cultivated.
Of a consignment of 600 rattle bound
y 1. He maintained, however, that these conditions were rejected.
it was Impossible
A s s a y O fflc «
from Havre, all bat five were found
Interest In the apple box grows space
congress appropriated $500,000 for
to remove from the In the east.
frozen stiff. I-osees are reported on
Cottage
Qrove, Oregon.
purpose the work could be contin-
Hall Breaks in Hoofs.
burning stable In
every hand, from Harlem, from J.eth-
i during the rest of tbe fiscal year,
Rone black Is said to be good fertil­
Assaying and analyzing of ore«, working testa
Salina, Kan., May 25— The worst bridge, from Chinook and Havre.
any other manner.
Cyaniding. etc. etc., bv the latent method« ef
this appropriation was promptly made,
izer for parsnips.
Falkenau’s School of AiMiayitig,
*' rof.
* Falke'
It Is now proposed
it it was exhausted.
Despite this hall storm in tbe history of Salina
Franciaco, Cal.
Give
s
good,
thorough
cultivation
be­
by a Nebraska In-
Commissioners Report No Progress.
Nearly
Mall Order« Solicited.
Satisfaction A
ct, the office (free delivery) waa going visited this place tonight.
tween the rows of strawberries.
TO PREVENT FHIUI1T T en tor t0 , p p l y
Three door« east of the poatottlce
Washington, May 20.— No progress
increasing the deficiency, and if we every window in the town was broken.
Beets
will
stand
considerable
cold
d not ,aken steps to curtail the ex- The hall broke through corrugated iron is reported from the United States practically the same principle to con­
weather and may be planted early.
nditnrea and suspend tbe establishing roofs on the business houses, end the treaty commissioners in China. The trol fractious or vicious horses and to
In a cold frame or sprout hotbed Is
routes until the beginning of the rain pouring in damaged thousands of exact nature of tbe obstacle to the con- stop runaways which are cansed by
xt fiscal year tbe deficit would have dollars worth of property. After the sumation of the trade treaty is not tbe animal taking fright at some ob­ a good place to start lima beans on
EAST A N D SOUTH
n much larger. It was not gcod ad- hail a severe wind storm came up, tak­ known. Tbe Chineee commissioners ject on the street or road. While the sods.
ing the roof off the Methodist Church make one statement in the matter ; the blinder In common use on bridles pre­
— V IA —
In butter and cheese making every
inistration.”
and doing damage to other small build­ Russian government makes another vents the horse from seeing objects effort should be made to suppress dust
ings. A bad storm is reported from the and conflicting statement, and the on either side, there Is nothing to shut which, according to a dairy authority,
Turkey Would Exile Bulgarians.
vicinity of Niles and Pennington, commissioners do not know which to out the view of anything approaching
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carries more Infection than any other
Constantinople,
May 23.— Hilma northwest of Salina.
believe. It Is probable that the state which might tend to frighten tbe ani­ source.
asha, the inspector genera) under the
department may Ieel it neceeeary to mal. and It can also turn Its bead If It
Bees carry pollen from one flower to
form movement in European Turkey,
Damage hy¡Cloudburst In Ohio.
canse the Chinese government to give bears s noise: but with this new de­ another while seeking honey. The real Traira leave C ottaci * G ko vr for Cortina*
credited with having formulated
and way stations at 2:14 a m
12:66 p m
Cincinnati. O.. May 25 — Reports to­ more definite instructions.
vice tbe driver or rider bss only to pull
benefactors are the bee keepers, many
Ian for the colonisation of Anatoila day show that much damage waa done
8 t . o pm
I.v Portland
** 8. ho a nt
a cord lying parallel to the reins and
of
whom
keep
bees
for
pleasure
rather
l.v
Cottage
«¿rove
2:57
P
i
n
2:0«
pm
nd the islands of the archipelago, by last night In different parts of the Ohio
t bellows-llke curtain is drawn over
German Wine May Be Excluded.
Ar Ashland
12:55 am
12:35 p ra
than for profit. But for the bees many
ulgmrians, whom be propose« to deport Valley by cloud bursts and lightning.
Ar Haora mento
4:35 a 1«
6:00 p m
both
eyes
to
shut
out
tbe
sight
com­
Washington, May 21.— Acting Secre­
Ar Nan Francisco
7:65 p m
8:56 a ■!
holesale from Macedonia.
It is No lives were lost and none was seri­
pletely. In tbts condition tbe animal fruit trees that blossom out full would
“ublfnl, however, if the powers will ously injured, but many people were tary of Agriculture Moore has reques ed can only stand and tremble until the produce no fruit.
1
'iillm
a
i.
anil
T
o
u
ris
t
C a r*
shocked by lighnting. The interban
rm it this.
Meanwhile, Hilma has electric lines are still badly disabled. ths secretary of stats to ascertain from object causing tbe fright lias passed,
It hss been demonstrated conclusive­ on both trein s. 4 h a ir G ars , Barra-
tbs
United
Ftatee
consul
at
Mayence
lanned to summarily exile to Anatcila A car on the Mill Creek Valley line
when the curtain Is lifted by releasing ly that when an animal Is fed on a m en to to O gd en and and El P a s o anti
he Macedonian prisoners who were was struck by lightning and set on fire tbe facts regarding tbe trial of Dr. tbe cord, and the Jtorse travels on as variety. Instead of on corn exclusively,
Schlamp
Von
Hope,
nho
is
charged
spected of complicity in the recent at Carthage, and the passengers nar
before. The curtain Is boosed In a a greater gain In weight la secured.
vents in European Turkey.
rowly escaped death, all being un­ with the adulteration #f Nietiner wines small semi-circular leather casing pass­ Corn will excel in the production of toChl<**fro( 8 t Louis, N e w O rto a o *
It
nas
alleged
in
this
ease
that
tha
conscious for a short time.
fat, but bone and lean meat sell In And W n sliln ffton .
wines were largely adulterated and im­ ing over tbe animal's forehead Just
at Han Francisco, with several
Government Subsidy Donbtfnl.
tbe live animal as well as fat, rapid Connecting
Hteamshtp line« for Honolulu, Japtn. China.
itated.
I f tnis were so, nnder the act above tbe eyes, and the operating cords
Catholics Look to Emperor.
growth being a gain In weight.
Vancouver, B. C., May 23.— I f any
Philippines, Central and South America.
are
Inserted
In
the
bit
rings
before
London, May 23.— An address to of March 3, 1903, they would be ex­
ah subsidy is granted by the Domin-
Preventing tbe spread of fungna dis­
passing back with the reins.
At Albany and Corvallis connection hi mail«
cluded from United States porta.
on government to the transcontinental Emperor W iliam is oeing widely
eases ronld be accomplished tiettcr by with C a K Ry train«.
signed
here
expressing
the
hope
of
the
ailroad to be bnilt by the Grand
destroying
the
branches
and
vines
that
Independence
Passenger daily, except Sunday.
Sm all Form s to He the Rale.
Earnings of Robber Company.
rnnk. it w ill be very small.
It is British Catholics that Germany may
In the future small farms will be the are cut away from trees and bushes 7:2
M I.v.... Portland......... . at I 5:50 P. m .
New York, Mey 21.— The inoaal re­
be
entrusted
with
the
protection
of
McMinnville. ..,f.v ! 3:0« p. w.
onbtful if any financial aid w ill he
I * A. M Ar
port of the United State« rubber com­ rule. More aud better products will be than by the use of other methods. It II: A. *
ndenee. I.v I 2:«6
iven by the government to the enter- Catholic interests in the East, and as­
raised on 00 acres than are now on 120 la not sufficient to remove the portions 11:45 a . M Ar.
Corvalla....... I.Y | I i «• r m .
pany
shows
total
earnings
to
be
$51
rise. As for land grants, it is defi- suring the emperor that the British
of
trees
sfTeeted
with
black
knot.
Th
y
888,757 sod the total net income $2,- acres. There are farmers to-dsy who
H«*e Agent Mr I) T Awbrey at Cottage Grove
itely announced that there w ill be Catholics will labor to remove the mis
plant a 40 acre field In corn who could should he consigned to the flames, as
ne. A ll that the government pro­ uDdersUndinge between Great Britain 774,398, which, after deducting interest take the same amount of manure they no remedy Is as sure In the destruction station or address
W K COM * If,
and
bad
debts,
ie
ftja
surplus
for
the
G Y A l aus, Agg
ses to do is to guarantee tbe bonds of and Germany, and the promotion of
used and put It on a 20-acre field, and of tbe spores as fire.
year of $1,342,448.
PORT LANG , - OKfctiUN.
e company, taking a first mortgage, i tbe friendliness of ths two von tries.
t Roosevelt Receives Royal
elcome to Oregon.
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Watches Clocks and Jewelry
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Tbe Sha8ta Route
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Tourist Cars