Lane County leader., June 12, 1903, Image 3

ARRESTS
TURKS AWFUL DEED.
Entire Population „ » v illa *, u
cred by Soldiers.
j
CAUSE FRICTION
P R O P I
S S
IN A I. C A R D S .
R. J. E. HOHMEK
Monastir, European Turkey June g I
Postmaster
and
A
ssistant
at
Outs
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
- H o r r ib le deuils are arriving h .r.
of the slanshter of the Inhabitants of
Over Frauds.
D i e u n of the Eye, Ear and Nose are Spee
allies.
the village of SmerdaBb, south of
Office In the Allison dt Madsen Building.
Prosha, May 21, by Bash! ROOSEVELT WILL PASS ON ISSUE
WITH MAIL POUCH MEN Lake
taking the prices offered, as heretofore.
Bazouks. It appears that oa the ar
- * The scale adopted la considerably In
Ivery Sacks Were Sold at nine. rival of the Bash! Bazouks. Chaka- Head of Department Holds Airing Is Too
advance of what was received by farm-
(R. B. R. JOB
larooff s hand of Insurgents withdrew
ers last year.
Some factories have
, and Clerks (let Forty for
Hr««-P
sy
n
e
Will
Probably
Resign-
to the mountains without sustaining
granted a slight Increase. In Mary­
c( In Securing Contract.
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
Wynne Strong With President.
»n y loss. As no rebel, w.rg left m
land there are much agitation and con­
flict
between
growers
and
packer»
of
A
ll
call,
promptly attended.
Wagon
Wrench
and
Jack.
the village, the inhabitants exper
Igjton. June 8.— As a result of
WfoeL a team gets »tailed with a tomatoes along the eastern shore.— Office, Mala St. next door to Leader offioe.
Washington, June 5.—Strained rela­
tenced no anxiety until suddenly at
heavy load and the driver usee every Country Gentleman.
Mllng Investigation of affairs
Phone, No. 114.
COTTAGE GROVE, OR.
•unset the Turks, who had eotnplet.ly tion» exist between Postmaater-Qener-
mean» of pertmaslon. from the whip to
>ostofflce Department. Thomas
surrounded the place, commenced a *1 Payne and First Assistant Wynne, bad language, to urge the horsee to
The Mythical Cera Wheat.
Eregor, clerk In charge of the
and as a result, one of them will prob­
The Department of Agriculture at
J ¡or the rural free delivery ser tegular bombardment, whereupon all
»tart the wagon, nearly every paaaer-
|j (• Ellsworth Upton, o f Bal- the villagers assembled In the streets ably have to go, when the matter le by has a feeling of sympathy for the Washington reports that an enormous [ T. ANDERSON, M. D
Tone of McGregor’s assistants Though the artillery ceased firing laid before the President. The prob­ animals and a desire to caution the number of letters are being received,
liested today on the charge of timing part of the night, the Turkish abilities are that Payne will be the driver against cruelty. A more prac­ from farmers In all parts of .the coun­
Physician and Surgeon
toy with Char lad E. Smith, of jufautry fired all night long. The ar­ one, not because he has failed in his
Surgery and Female disease» A Specialty. All
tical thought thau these has entered try, asking for definite Information calls
promptly attended to.
was
reborn-
|f,, to defraud the government tillery bombardment
concerning a so-called new grain des­
Office lu Sherwood block: Night call»,»*
tin base of the leather pouch- ineuced at «lay break, but as it was in- duty, but because the work has be­ the mind of a Missourian, resulting In ignated as "corn wheat.” Samples for
Now
Era Drug Storo. Phou« IS# Mala.
the
Invention
of
a
simple
apparatus,
nlshcd the
rural
curriers effective the Turks set fire to the vil­ come uncongenial to him, and the de­
(out the country. Their cases lage on all sides and commenced a partment Is much too large for a which cku be carried on every wagon trial are asked by most of these In­
The department snys that
for use lu emergency of fhls kind. In­ quirers.
„veil in all since the Investi-
man in his health.
u ™ a d‘ arr!
Ab° Ut of
300 200
hoU:ie8
■ began. Other arrests are ex- tere"h
stead o f “ putting his shoulder to the these letters are obviously the result
were burned
and ' upward
per
When Payne took the department
■onB, mostly women and children
llttrr.
wheel” the driver will get out his of widely published untruthful news­ J~)ENTIST
atory of today's arrests is best were killed. The women and g i? . it was expected that he would look wrench, secure It In position and ex­ paper articles. The department au-
the following official
state- were murdered while resisting outrage after the political end of affairs for ert his strength at the end of the long tliorlzea the statement that there is no
DR. H. H. R E T R I »
Ljven out by Fourth Assls'ant Whole households were slain. Not a the administration, on account of his lever, lifting and rolling the wheel out such thing as "corn wheat,” and that
tter-Gcncrnl llristow tin.; af- living soul was left in the village
AU W ork W arranto*.
It la not probable corn aud wheat tan
The survivors, many of them half long connection with the National of ths rot or up the grade. The ar­ eTer be crossed, and that It Is a cer­
L , \V. McGregor and C. E'ls- burned or otherwise injured, fled committee, and acquaintance with pol­ rangement consist« of a pair of hook
Ottico firn Door West ol Shorwood fio uso.
(i'pton were arrested this after- Some Of the fleamg villagers were iticians throughout the country. It members, which engage the hub and tainty, If they were, that the hybrid
l - warrants sworn out In H;il- captured and had their ears and noses was supposed that the department are adjustably secured to the arms piv­ would not be fertile. Tke grain which
oted to the lifting lever. The latter has caused the furor, the department
|by Inspectors Simons and Sul- cut off before they were butchered.
would run along very smoothly and
(hnrged with a conspiracy with
The report adds that 1400 villagers
has a tilting shoe, which engages the says. Is known correctly as Polish
R. E. C. MACY
, E Smith and others to dc- were in the mountains without food would not require so very much exec­ face of the wheel as pressure is exert­ wheat, although the gralu la not a na D
|he governm ent In the purennse or clothing. One band of these, con­ utive action. But the developments ed on the level. The device will fit tlve of Poland, as the name suggests.
Ibis from C. H. Smith, o f Bal- sisting of 40 women and children of the last few months have been such
Us original home Is In the Medlterran
D ENTISt
The complaint sets forth that wore caught by soldiers In a ravine as to show that rigid care is necessary
ean region. The heads and grains of
Jgor and Upton agreed with and were killed after horrible treat-
this wheat are very large, the grains
in the management of this depart­
fto obtain for him orders for meat.
Dr. Snapp’s Building.
being. In many esses, twice as large as
ment, which handles so much money
(thousands of leather pouches
those
of
ordinary
wheat
The
state­
Is ire ssed by rural letter car-
and where there are opportunities for
RUSSIA WILL SOON FIGHT JAPAN.
ment that It yields from sixty to 100
[ The price agreed upon was 9C
so many Irregularities.
bushels per acre, however, 1» an ex
jer pouch; the actual value was
The
differences
between
Payne
and
Officers
Have
Advised
Chineas
to
Laava
O J ohnson
V G E »f
aggeratlon, although there may be In
(an 50 cents. Smith was to per
Wynne resulted, first, from Payne's
Manchuria.
i the difference between 90 and
stances In Idaho and Washington,
criticism of the First Assistant, be­
EBY
&
JOHNSON,
iu per pouch.
where the ordinary wheat yield
Is
Victoria, B. C.. June 5.—The steam cause the latter was too free In giving i
_________
IsaM at the department that the
lnrge, where the crop may be sixty or
A T T O R N E Y S A T LA W
[number of pouches which were er Rlojun Maru, which arrived today out reports of abuses and lrreaularl-1 AMI,T* TgAM ITH A
seventy bushels per acre.
Cottage Grov»,
Oregon*
led exceeded 20.000 for which from the Orient, brings additional ties to the press, while the investiga- any diameter of wheel by loosening
The experiments made by the de­
ernment paid 90 cents each, or news regarding the crisis. The North tion was in progress. Payne believes the cams which connect the arms with
that
Wynne
has
also
encouraged
some
the
ho(>ka
nnd
tt(j
j
UBtlng
the
latter
at
partment
with
the
Polish
wheat
have
| In all. Smith. It Is alleged, re- China Dally News tells of the adop­
J| and retained of this for his own
?lT„8P. w rDa“ a^ks
^
‘ 1** proper length. By placing the hook generally shown that the yield Is dis­
|0000 . while the remaining $8000 tion of Russian tactics by Japan, which feels that Payne has not stood by him ends on the ground and the end. of the appointing. The new wheat has been ^ H. KING
as
he
should,
and
Is
trying
to
prevent
grown, except experimentally. In but
»Id to McGregor and Upton, power Is gathering forces Into Corea
him from getting credit for the inves­ lever beneath the axle this device can
overnmont could have bought in the guise of settlers.
also be used as a wagon Jack to re­ few places In this country.- From the
A tto rn e y-a t-L a w
tigations as far as they have gone.
mtlre number of pouches from
Ths Shanghai papers say. that while
When the matter la brought to the place the one which teamaters usually experiments so far made the Inference
Special attention given to Collection».
(amifacturers for $8000.
Is that the grain may be very good as
the opinion of the best-informed men notice of the President Wynne's posi­ carry.
COTTAGE GROVE,
OREGON.
Jlregor was the clerk in charge Is that there wiU be no war this
a hog food. But Poliah wheat la much
tion will be quite strong, because he
(ml free delivery supplies, and spring between Japan and Russia,
A Thing to Do.
restricted In Its adaptability, and, the
i was ona of his assistants
In­ there is not that feeling of certainty, began the fight on Machen and Beav­
Another thing we general farmers department says, cannot be successful
When Wynne became First As­
fers Sullivan is from the St. Louis which is indispensable If commerce Is ers.
sistant he found that the two bureaus ought to do, and that Is set out more ly grown anywhere enat of the Missis­
Ion. and Simons from the Kansan to be uninterrupted. In Japan and
forest trees. Did you notice the story sippi River, but only In the great
E. Y O U N O
(division of Postofllee Inspectors. Manchuria the most Infammable mate­ presided over by these men were run
^Gregor has been in the postal rials are piled np ready for conflagra almost Independent of the First Assist­ of that old walnut bridge In Indiana plains region In Washington, Montana,
since 1891. He came here tion, and no one can be sure that ant, and both of them were inclined that a certain company wanted so bad­ Idaho and the other parts of the Pa­
ITT01NIT-1T-UV
to defy him. He began to assert his ly that they were willing to put up a
I Nebraska as a messenger, and some accidental spark will not start
cific States where the grain Is grown.
(queatly was promoted to a clerk- a Are whose extent It Is imposible te position, and followed up the newspa­ good steel bridge In the place of It?
Offloe on Main 8tr«et, West Sid»,
finally was appointed by forsee. The North China Daily News per attacks upon the irregularities of The wood, they thought, would be
Onion Culture Profitable.
the department. The fact that he has
Jlaihen to take charge of the ,-uip- says also:
C o t t a g e Q r o v e . O r.
Onion
growers
are
feeling
more
worth
more
than
the
steel
bridge.
And
forced both of the officials out will no
rork of the rural free delivery ser-
the men who controlled the walnut hopeful over the prospects than for a
"Reliable news has been received
Mr. Upton Is a Baltimorean, by local mandarins of the great In doubt help him with tha Preaident in bridge refused the offer. Now. this uumber of years back, for the pros­
[us been In the postal service for crease of Russian soldiery In Manchu­ any • contest with Payne. Possibly
pect Is for good
state of affairs Is likely to continue.
Both the men arrested are ria. Port Arthur Is one succession of Wynne will be made Postmaster-Gen­
M IS C K L L A N K O U S
prices for several
They wpre taken into cus- large camps, bristling with field artil­ eral, but attention is directed more Our forests are vanishing, and unless
towards
Fourth
Assistant
Bristow,
|
you
an(i
tbe
general
farmers
of
the
years
ahead.
While
1 it the paatofllce shortly before lery and armed men. Russians state
who, more than any one else, has been conntrv ¿et r|ght down to business
there Is little chance
K * of office hours.
in answer to Chinese Inquiries without
that prices will reach
Gregor has been undpr the close hesitation that they expect war with responsible for unearthing the l r r e g u - 1 , lant trwa the day Is near at bnnd
lari ties In the department.
^
fpnHn(; „ „ ? „ the
,mlld,nR
material
figure« of
twenty j^OBT. G R IF F IN .
I ■ of the Inspectors for Japan, whose troops would be likely
1 ?. «Id has been subjected to a to try to enter Manchuria through the
years ago, when on­
will be worth almoat as much as gold.
+W BCO N-m HKeR +
PRIDE OF THE NAVY.
1 examination for several hours a Westerfi coast of Liatotung. Russian
ion growing was so
Every farm ought to be turned Into a
pring part of that time. The ln- officers friendly with Chinese have
Repairing and Refilling Is Our Trade.
profitable,
the
pros-
lors said that today they eom- earnenstly advised them to remove Bids for Three New Battleships Opened— little forestry station. W e can easily
All work warranted.
aouTiipoRT.
peets are, at least,
get the seeds of snch trees as are In­
\ the evidence they » ’anted be- their families and return to China
C o r M a in <k i s t H ts .. Cottage Grove, Oregon
Will Be Our Most Powerful.
digenous to our locality and plant encouraging. One of the lieat classes
I taking action.
and not come back until after the war,
Washington, June 5.— Bids were op­ them. Time will do the rest, and some of onions for profit Is the Southport
>tal officials after the arrest' on the ground that the whole of Liao­
Id not say whether their lnves tung and Southern Manchuria will ened today at the Navy Department day the world will thank ua for doing Globe, Illustrated herewith. The 1m
proved strain of globe onions was
lions In any wise Implicated Mr. soon be one great battlefield.”
C. M A D S S N .
for the construction of the Minnesota, what we did.—Up-to-Date Farming.
M , who was general supertnten
given the name Southport, and both II.
Vermont and Kansas, the three 16.000-
Harncus for Unruly Sow.
| of the system while the alleged
the white and yellow sort* are *u
ton battleships authorized by the last
TRAINS MEET HEAD ON.
There are several devices for over­ perior to the old globe varieties. The
|i«rtlons occurred In the present
Congress, each to cost not exceeding coming the proclivities of some swine red Southport does well In many sec
Watches Gocka and Jewelry
Disregard of Order« Caused Fatal Celllt- $4,212.000. The Newport News Ship­ to eat their young, but none of them
true b il l f o u n d .
tlona, but is not so reliable as the red
Ion In Kansas.
A t Low est P ric e s ........
better t h a n Weatherfleld.
building Company, of Newport News,
Both the white and
the m e t h o d yellow Southport* are of good slie,
Topeka, Kan., June 8.— A disastrous Va., was the lowest bidder for one Tes­
Jsry Indicts Machen on Charge
shown In the moat attractive In appearance and are
of Bribery.
•ollfston between Santa Fe passenger sei; the William Cramp A Son Ship 4
1 1 1 n stratlon, excellent keepers. Both are also late
Jashington. June 8.— That the trains at Stilwell, this afternoon, kill Engine Building Company were tha
which consists aorta and heavy ylelders. The South-
'« of bribery preferred against ed nine people and seriously Injured only bidders for more than one ship.
In making a port Globes are well worthy of atten
H E R B E R T L E IG H ,
Machen. ex-Chief o f the Free six. Train No. 1 was going west at
These battleships will be the most
harness
and tion on the part of onion-growers.
Iwy Division, by Postmaster-Gen-
ASSAYER and METALLURGIST.
powerful of the American Navy. They
full
speed
and
crashed
into
the
Chi
attaching It to
Payne. rest on a good foundation
will have an acquired speed o f 18
Eugene, Ore.
inown hv the action o f the grand cago section of No. 8. east-bound.
the animal In
Farm Notes.
knots, a displacement of 16,000 tons,
Best »quipped Assay Laboratory in th» stata«
The
trains
were
routed
on
the
Mis
J to Indicting Machen today. This
auch a man­
By cutting back the llmba of old
a
main
battery
of
f"nr
12-inch,
eight
Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed.
p has returned a bill charring sourl Pacific tracks on account of the
ner that she peach trees so that the tree resembles
8-lnch, and twelve i inch breechload-
Working tc9ts o f ores made on samples of ent
.“*n with Illegally receiving $18. floods which washed out the Santa lng rifles, and a secondary battery of
g
r
z
z
L
X
f o b u oi.T pto.
can
not
get
It
a
stump
more
thau
anything
else
aew
to nfty pounds to determine most suitable
,‘l* In connection with department Fe tracks. Orders were sent out by 12 four Inch, one four-pounder rapid
off. At the same time this harness and vigorous fruit-bearing shoots will method of treatment.
praeti.
the train dispatcher today for both
fire
gun;
twelve
three-pound
semi-au­
does
not
prevent
the
animal
from
eat­
be
pnt
out
and
several
good
annual
grand jurors, upon their oath, trains to meet at Stilwell. It Is tomatic guns; six one-pound automat­
I 'h*t on June 30. 1900, Mr. Maeh- charged at the Santa Fe office here to­ ic guns; two one-pounder semi-auto­ ing slop or shelled grains. Little ex­ crops produced, while the young trees
®lth Intent to have his decision night that the crew on the Chicago matic guns; two three-inch field piec­ planation la necessary about this har­ are coming Into bearing. Unlike apple
l “ I ton as Superintendent o f Free train disregarded this injunction, and es; two machine guns and six auto­ ness, for the cut show* how It Is made tree suckers, these shoots will bear W. H BERG
J. W. RKRQ
Jpry In regard to a purchase of ran a mile or more past the meeting
and adjusted. The essential feature fruit the second year.
" fasteners Influenced thereby, did place. No. 1 did not stop at Stilwell matic guns.
la to have the atrap back of the fore­
The conformation of the dairy cow
I nf the Goff Brothers a promise hut on running slowly by the engi
legs adjusted tightly enough so that la of vital Importance. The type of
Americans are Jewel Mad.
1 they would pay him 40 per cent peer saw no other train, and as he
A s s a y O ffic e
the animal can not slip It over her
Pny sum which might be received had a clear track according to his or­
New York, June 5.— Americans are head. It nlust also come close enough the cow la more essential than the
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
[Inem thereafter from the Unlt6d ders he rushed ahead. No. 8 whistled
breed as Indicating the ability to pro­
going diamond-mad. according to the to the forelegs *o that there will be no
Assaying and analysing of ores, working tests.
P * through the Postofllee Depart- before the east-bound train had pro­
duce milk and butter economically. Cyanidirig.
etc.. et<*.. by the latest methods ol
r' 'n payment of such fasteners. ceeded far, but too late to avoid a col figures given by the custom-house chance of Its slipping. The harness Most records show that animals of the Prof. Kalkennu's School of Assaying, of San
I Purchase nf which might he pro- llslon.
here. Diamonds and other precious should bs made of heavy leather well spare and angular type remain In good Francisco, Cal.
£ntlsfactlon Assured.
H uP°n Mr. Machen’s advice, and
stones worth $2.442,000 were imported joined with rivet*. The expense of service for a much larger period than Mall Orders Solicited.
Three doors east of the postoffice.
One Thousand Men Fighting Fire
I receive the promise o f the Groff
in May. This la greater than In any such a harness as shown la small and cows that have the tendency to lay on
•titers in ancordance therewith.”
Burlington. V t„ June 6.—AY least previous month. More than $50.000.- several of them can be made if neces­
1000 men are fighting forest fires in 000 worth of diamonds and other gems sary so that any and all of the pig- flesh.
Coal Ba -ons Yield a Point.
Vermont, yet thousands of seres of
I f the beans have a tendency to rust,
nttesbarre. Pa.. June 8 — The dan- valuable timber land have been burn­ have been Imported since the great eater* may readily be kept from doing as they often do. especially In eold,
J?f a strike seems to be already ed over, and there is little prospect May panic In 1901. The increasing mischief.
wet weather, sprinkle or spray them
EA ST
A N D SO U TH
fling away even before the decision that the fires can be checked until demand for the stones has Increased
Harvesting Rhnttsrb.
their price so that purchasers find
with a solution o f saltpeter or nitrate
— VI A—
convention of miners which la rain shall fall. At Hardwick two res­
The stalks which have reached their of soda and water. An ounce of the
^^■■eat In Pottsville within ten daya. idences were destroyed. The most they have proved a fine business In­
T
h
e
S
ha9ta
R o u te
growth are mostly near the outside of former to a gallon of the latter, applied
T
‘l"e to the statements of coal serious situatioa
Is on Worcester vestment.
—OF THE—
the hill and can be told by the large occasionally, will prevent mating and
wpanles’ otflrlals and auperlntend- Mountain, near the towns of Worces­
France Offers Terme.
and comparatively smooth leaf. Cen­ give wonderful growth and productive
ytiat If the mlneworkers. at their ter and Elmore. The fire there has
Washington. June 5.—France has tral stalks with small, crinkled leaves ness. This la excellent, also, for all of
rent ton. should re-elect the three burned over 1400 acres of heavy tim­
ftrlrt presidents as their represent- ber land, valued at $50 an acre, and signified a willingness to adhere to the should be left to grow. Careful se­ tbe vine crop*.
Trains leave C otta *»« G rov * for Portland
ens on the conciliation board by a is rapidly spreading. The smoke in protocol providing for the submission lection w ill greatly increase the to­
and way statious at 2:14 a m
!2:M p in
The value of shelter and comfort for
rirfty vote, there would be no fur- that locality is so dense objects a to The Hague tribunal of the question
I t Portland
“ »»a m
A3» pm
*
of preferenentlal treatment growing tal yield. Grasp stalk* near the lower cattle la demonstrated in an expert
objections to their legibility to block sway cannot be seen.
Lv Cottage Grove
2:37 pm
2 ^ pin
end and pull quickly, but not In a Jerky ment made by the Arizona station,
Ar Ashland
12 '. a m
12;» p m
out
of
the
late
Venezuelan
blockade.
feh>k"n ,h‘‘ hoar<J- This action will
Ar Sacramento
ft:00 p m
4:'M a m
She attaches, certain conditions to her manner, down and hack. Throw In herd o f milch cows were exposed for
u be taken at the coming con-
Columbia Again Has Peace.
Ar Ban Francisco
T V, p rn
g:3Aam
niuon.
adhesion. First, that the proceedings fairly large pile*, two rows together, three days to a cold rain, at the end
Washington. June 6.—A csbte re­ shall be In the French language and.
P u llm a n a n d T o u r is t C a r *
stalks facing In same direction. After of which time tbe flow of milk had
ceived today from United States Min­ second that instead of limiting the
gathering, follow quickly with a knife, decreased juat one-half, notwlthstand on both trulns. < tffciR C aha , H r * t r -
Evans’ T «v e la Significant.
ister Beaupre. dated B °*0,a
counsel o f the nonaliied powers to
"A decree iBBuefl today rie- one attorney. Wayne McVeagh. France with a single stroke clipping the leave* lng that the cattle were properly fed. mento to Ogden and and L I Paao and
I^^hlngton. June 8.—Com inr close reads:
, toeelg of a long report from clares public order restored through­ shall be represented by French coun­ an Inch or so above the stalk, and with It was a month before the cows gave
another stroke trimming the butt as mnch milk a* before the exposure.
. ,'6'ln>lral Evan», rommander-ln- out the nation." This ‘ " " “ ^ t T e T r
to Chicago, 8t Louis, New Orleans
sel.
________ _________
Gather In large baskets or wheelbar­
°f the Asiatic aquadron. con- Is believed to have an ‘ m P « « » n tb * * r
For a good grafting wax take four and Washington.
grave International ait- lng upon the pending canal treaty, for
rows and take to the packing house
Male« One Wall ol Flame.
pounds rosin, one pound beeswax, one Connecting at Han Francisco, with eeveral
n in China, the assembling of It is supposed to Indicate the
lines for Honolulu. Japan, « hiua.
Portland. M e, June 5.— Maine to- to be bunched a* the market require» pint linseed oil. Pnt Into an Iron ket­ Ateamshlp
Philippines, Central and Booth America.
«fluadron in Chinese
waters Sion of martial law and the removal of
Do not ship In large package*, as heat­
the"constitution»!
objection*
to
the
as-
nlaht
,g
burning
from
one
aide
to
the
tle
and
beat
slowly,
stirring
thorough­
MJ 2 * r|W
as
significant.
The
At Albany and Corral!!» connection Is mada
ing quickly causes Injury. A ll seed
ly until all 1* well mixed. Pour tha *
Es * 0 .“ p* Kentucky and Oregon
c a l
tfn».
•talks should he broken off low down
the protected rnflser New Or- under other than peace condition.
whole mass Into eold water and pull Independence Passenger dally, except Sunday.
perty and valuable timber land are while gathering the crop.
” have arrived at Chee Foo. the
by hand until It assumes*, light golden 7 3» A. M. I Lv . Z Portland
at v o r. tC
"tor Monterey and the
collier
being destroyed hourly by forest fire*
The Fattest Battleship A float.
McMinnville.....Lv j 3:0» r. m .
eolor. Make Into atlcka and put In a i* a. M. Ar
Farmers end Cannere.
r>mpeii at ShanghaL
,
. T h.
trials of and there Is lit tle prospect for changed
Il: A. M I Ar .Indcpendeadeace. Lv | 3:4 r. «
cool
place
until
required
for
use.
The Farmer*' Protective Association
* Cor
” vails
‘T .
Lv I 1:1
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l l : 4ftA. M Ar
Vienna. June * ~ J i V f battleship conditions until rain has soaked the
P ground
' j
woodlanda. A
At t least so
$# of Central New York Is making trouble Grafting wax neTer comes amiss, and
towa It to Be Patched Up.
the ■ Austrian Second-clas*
the
and woodlands.
Bee Agent Mr D T Awbrey at Cottage G rov»
hiagton. June 8.— Forty thou* Arpad at p,°,a. ,pn£ ,h!!^^world Her fires were reported tonight, and many for the canning factories In setting It always pays to keep It on hand. In station or address
W E COM \ N,
dollars Is to be expended on im- fastest b l,,,” b’p 1' n2#h, j knots In a others are raging. The fire line at price* for which the member* are wlll- case o f Injury to a tree at any time it
Mdi»u
U
t Pase, Agt
' temporary repairs on the bat-
, : P ^he^
^ constructed by Reml. and Raining^ Lake, extend. -n* to grow thetr produce Instead of [ I» valuable.
P U R I LAN D, • OREGON.
■«Wp Iowa. She will be patched up six-hour run.
r" n£
panr ’ from one to twelre
14 fcpt In commission until autumn.1 the T rieste. Shipbuilding uomp
Continue
Unearthed.
Frauds
to
Be
J.
Watchmaker
BERG BROS.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Tourist Cars
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