The Estacada news., July 05, 1906, Image 2

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NEWS OFTjjE WEEK
l i i M u s e d Form (or
ta( Mon.
A Resume of tho Last Important but
Not Lees Interesting Event«
of tho Past Weak.
H ot weather 1« earning proetrationa
and death« in th « East.
H aant «ay« Senator Bailey, ol Texaa,
te a lackey for Standard Oil.
A harvMt crew near HutchiDaon,
Kansas, »track to attend a ball game.
The battleship Mew Hampshire baa
bean aocicasafully launched at Camden,
Maw Jersey.
Court ramor says the esar w ill bow
to parliament and dissolve the Goremy­
kin ministry.
F ive Oshkosh, Wisconsin, lumber­
man indicted for Oregon land frauds
have bean released.
I t is claimed a number of Chinese
bars been found in St. Louis who have
bogus certificates obtained by aid from
Portland.
The management of the Harriman
lines has adopted steel as the material
to be used in the construction of all
passenger and freight cars.
Man repairing the electric line be­
tween Ban Francisco and San Mateo
have had to take out 12 feet of rails,
the shrinkage in the earth’ s surface be­
ing due to the recent earthquake.
T O O B U SY FOR R E VISIO N
T E S T LO Y A LT Y OF TRO O PS.
Reactionaries U rge Use o f Troops
to Stamp Out Revolution.
St. Petersburg, July 2.— Under the
influence of the recent developments
touching the loyalty of the army and
the conviction that the present pulley
of inaction has reached its ultimate
limit, the reactionary faction in the
ministry has revived the plan for the
dissolution of parliament and stamping
uut revolutionary activity in the conn
try by armed force, while such force is
still available.
The Associated Press was informed
today that this solution had been re­
peatedly presented to Emperor Nicholas
since the development of disaffection
among the beat regiments of the guard
and the disorders at Krasnovs Selo, but
thus far without result. Each day
favors the acceptance of the alternative
of the dismissal of the Goremykin cab­
inet and the naming of a responsible
ministry.
The ministerial repressionista base
their hopes on the supposition that the
great majority of the troops w ill bail
actual conflict, as they did at Moscow
in December last forget their griev­
ances and enter whole heartedly into
the combat. One of the advocates of
repression said to the Associated Press
today that it would be necessary to
strike hard immediately, or otherwise
within a fortnight the world would
probably see the proclamations of re­
publics at Kharkov, Saratov, Rostov
and elsewhere.
The whole south of Russia, the
speaker said, is belching forth anarchy
and revolution, and parliament, as “ a
hindrance to the work of pacification,”
must be dissolved at once.
“ The
troops, however, must not— they can­
not— be employed against the peasant­
ry.” added the functionary, admitting
that this was the lim it to the loyalty of
the soldiery.
It is doubtful if Premier Goremykin
is himself a strong advocate of the des­
perate alternative of repression.
The
premier told the representative of a
foreign power today that he was only
anxious to be rid of the responsibilities
of ths premiership, and that he would
be delighted if the emperor should call
for his resignation.
Printed copies of the government
agrarian project were transmitted to
the lower house of parliament today,
and Minister of Agriculture St. Chin-
sky will soon request President Mou-
romtseff to fix a day for explanation
and consideration of the document.
The project, part of which was elabo­
rated in the department of Agriculture
and part in the ministry of the Inter­
ior, is a voluminous document, and
the deputies probably will demand
several days for its study.
A third
section, which is being prepared in
the ministry of Finance, remains to be
presented.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
RECORD H O P C R O P .
O P IN IO N O N INSURANC E LAW .
Oregon Yield for 1006 Promises to Attorney General Says Insolvency o f
Company Cancels Policies.
Exceed Even That o f 1006.
Salem— Almost incredible though it
may seem, well posted Oregon bop
growers expect a crop of 130,000 bales
in this state this season.
This is
expectation based upon the present con­
dition ot the yards.
Some men who
are both dealers and growers say they
will not be surprised at a crop of 140,-
000 bales, and w ill be disappointed if
it goes under 180,000, with continued
favorable weather conditions.
The
largest crop heretofore gathered was
that of last year, aggregating 108,000
bales.
A ll the yards are now in first class
condition. Many old yards are prom­
ising a yield 25 to 50 per cent greater
than 'last year.
In addition to this
there are many yuung yards which pro­
duced light crops of baby hops last year
that w ill yield full crop« for the first
time this year. The great question in
the minds of growers is whether all the
hops can be gathered.
Labor is scarce
and a much larger number of people
than uaual will be required to pick the
crop.
Heavy showers in this vicinity have
injured clover hay to some extent, and
cracked Royal Anne cherriee slightly.
The rain, however, w ill benefit grain
potatoes and other crops.
Harney Sawmill* Busy.
Burns— The sawmill men of this
county have all started their m ill to
running on full time and the outlook is
better than for a number of years, as
there is a large large number of new
settlers locating in this county, and
then the sawmills near Harney City
ship most of their product to Malheur
county. There was not much demand
for lumber last year, and most of the
mills closed down early in the season.
Lumber’ bas increased in value from
$10 to $12 per thousand for rough lum­
ber, and dressed lumber has increased
about the same per cent.
Salem— Attorney General Crawford
has rendered an opinion in which he
bolds that where an insurance company
haa become Insolvent and a recevier
has been appointed in court proceedings
in another state, all policies in this
state are thereby cancelled, but a poli­
cy bolder, who did not know of the in­
solvency, may have a claim against the
deposit fund in this state for any loss
he many sustain within a reasonable
time after the appointment of the re­
ceiver.
He also holds that the secretary of
state of this state, as insurance com­
missioner, has authority to investigate
the condition of such an insurance com
pany and if he finds that its capital is
impaired below the sum of $200,000,
he may cancel its license in this state
Ask State for Appropriation.
Ontario— Henry Blackman, recently
appointed by Governor Chamberlain as
one of the commissioners of Oregon to
the Jamestown exposition, representing
Eastern Oregon, is in Ontario gathering
statistics and exhibits for the world’s
fair in 1907, so as to make a report at
the next legislature with the view of
having a liberal appropriation made
Mr. Blackman states that the commer­
cial bodies of Portland are back of the
movement and requested the governor
to make the appointments.
Oregon is
the first state on the Pacific coast to
come to the front for the purpose of ad­
vertising her resources.
Senator Warren Says Country Is T o o
Prosperous to Think o f Tariff.
Washington, June 29.— Senator War­
ren made a speech in the senate today
on his resolution calling on the director
of the census for a statement covering
the extent of the livestock industry of
the United States and of the foreign
business in this country in leather and
raw material.
He cited the recent
agitation concerning this industry as
his reason for seeking this information.
He confidently asserted that the state­
ment wunld show an astonishing in­
crease and that the product of not less
than $2,000,000,000 annually, more
than the value of all the gold produced
by the United States in the entire his'
tory of the country.
Warren pronounced as unjust and
selfish the demand made by the manu
facturers lor free hides. He said that
while the livestock men do not envy
Massachusetts its prosperity they do
not desire to add to it by taking off the
duty of bides and wool, and closed an
appeal for the continuance of the tariff
"W e are,” he said, “ too busy, too
well employed, too well paid for our
labor, too prosperous to think seriously
of tariff revision in the year of our
Lord, 1906.”
F A IT H IN TH E BAY C IT Y .
Claus Spreckles Says it Will Be the
Greatest Port on Hemisphere.
Chicago, June 29.— “ Han Francisco
will soon be Greater San Francisco in
deed as we are in name. Things have
settled themselves since our terrible dis­
aster, capitaists are putting their mon­
ey into rebuilding and enlarging and
in beautifying, and the people general­
ly are exercising a great degree of con
fidence in the city’ s future prosperity.”
Claus Hpreckles, of Han Francisco,
who with his wife was in Han Francisco
yesterday, thus expressed himself in
discussing the future of his home city.
All financial interests, he said, al
though be spoke especially for the
sugar interests, were firm in the belief
that San Francisco would become the
largest and most important port of i
try in the western hemisphere.
“ When our Oriental trade, already
large, has become still larger, and
when new modern buildings have
sprung up out of the ruins, as they
surely will, Han Francisco will be a
greater city in all ways,” he said.
WRECK IN ENGLAND
Fast Express Train Jamps Track
With Fatal Results.
RECOVER TWENTY-SEVEN BODIES
Nearly All Ware Americans Who Had
dust Arrived on Steamer
From N ew York.
Salisbury, England, July 3.— Driving
at a mad pace over the London South
western railway, the American Line
Expreea, carrying 43 of the eteamer
New York’ a passengers from Plymouth
to London, plnnged from the track jnat
after passing the station here at 1 :57
o’clock thia morning and mangled to
death in ite wreckage 23 passengers
and four of the trainmen.
Beside thoee to whom death came
speedily, a dozen persons were injured,
some of them seriously.
The late hour of the New Y ork’ s ar
rival at Plymouth saved many lives.
8he carried more than 60 travelers for
London, but many of them elected to
travel on comfortably to Southampton
in preference to the late landing at P ly ­
mouth anJ the long night ride across
the country.
I f the New York had
made a faster passage the somber roster
of the dead and injured would have
been larger.
The surviving passengers and train­
men describe the sound of the wreck as
like the discharge of a series of heavy
guns of varied caliber, and when the
crashing of the wreck was past there
came calla of the injured, some shriek­
ing with pain and fear and others-
moaning as if bewildered by the shock.
R elief came quickly, although it was
an hour before the last body was
I ragged from the wreck.
The police,
attracted by the noise, called ambu­
lances and surgeons and warned the
hospitals to prepare to receive the in­
jured. The railway yard quickly filled
with police, doctors, nurses, trainmen
and volunteers.
The darkness and incredible destruc­
tion made the work of rescue exceed­
ingly difficult.
Lamps and torches
were brought to light the desolate
scene. The station was converted into
a surgery anil the platform was made a
mortuary.
N E W 8 PA PE R S H O P S SEIZED.
Government Attempts to Suppress A c­
counts o f Mutiny in Army.
St. Petersburg, June 27.— The gov­
ernment, taking advantage of tha effect
produced by the frankness and linearity
of Interior Minister Stolypin’ * declara­
tions in ths tower house of parliament,
baa taken prompt etepe to prevent any
farther anti-Semi tic.disturbnncee. But
thia effect is waning* and the impoaai-
bility of the present situation ia daily
coming more to the fore.
The senti­
ment in favor of a change in tbe minis­
try ia now not only «hared by the lower
and upper houses of parliament, and
voiced by the entire preaa, bat is sup­
ported by a strong faction at court.
Tha revolutionists are jubilant at the
progress made by the m ilitary propa­
ganda. Tbe conservative Novoe Vrem-
ya today devote« a leading editorial to
tha subject, and the radical organs
print coldmni of accounts of military
troubles, some of which undoubtedly
were invented for suggestive effect, but
the majority were based on fact.
After a vain attempt to atop the pub­
lication of unfavorable m ilitary news
by the confiscation of their editions,
the police yesterday seized the typo­
graphical outfits of several papers, and
the offices of provincial journals which
were reprinting the accounts of tbe
Novoe Vremya and SIovo were sum­
marily closed.
Agrarian disorders at Kharkoff, P ol­
tava and Tamboff have led to conflicts
with the troops. The estate of Prince
Volkonsky, a member of the lower
bonse of parliament, at Morehansk,
haa been plundered and his residence
burned.
S T A Y W IT H W O R K .
Cannon Says Congress Must Finish
B efore It Can Adjourn.
Washington, Jane 27.— Congress will
Dr. Sherman Cannot Attend.
stay in session until its work is fin­
Oregon City— Secretary Cross, of the
ished. This is the dictum of Speaker
Willamette Valley Chautauqua associa­
W hile running at a high speed an
Cannon and his lieutenants, and is
tion.
has
received
a
telegram
from
Dr.
espies« train jumped the track at Salis-
being emphasized at this time to coun­
W. C. Sherman, of Sacramento, an
burg, England.
Twenty-seven people,
teract any impression that the pure
nouncing
his
serious
illness
at
his
mostly Americans, lost their lives.
lood bill, at least, might go over until
home, which will prevent him from
The train was carrying the passengers
the next session.
keeping
bis
engagement
at
this
year’
s
of a Mew York liner.
There is also trouble on the meat
assembly.
Dr. Sberman has for
inspection bill, and tbe " t i e up” on
President E lliott, of the Northern
number of years been instructor of the
the railroad rate bill indicates delay.
Pacific, is said to have resigned.
Bible class and bis services bave been
The immigration bill is also in confer­
invaluable
to
the
chautauqna
meetings
The praaidsnt has signed the railroad
Springfield May Be Terminus.
ence, as are several of the appropria­
rata, naturalisation and lock canal
Eugene — The Willamette Valley Secretary Cross is planning to substi­
tion bills.
A ll of these things mast
tute
a
round
table
for
this
interesting
bills.
company has applied to the city of
be worked oat without any date of ad­
feature
of
the
Chautauqua
program.
Springfield for a franchise for the con­
journment being set. according to the
A bant wave baa swept the entire
struction of an electric railway on cer­
decision of the house leaders. When
East and a number of deaths are re­
Big Pack o f Strawberries.
tain streets entering the city from the
the work is done an adjournment reso­
ported.
A T T O R N E Y S ARE C ALLE D .
Salem— The Salem Mutual Canning
north. For a long time the company
lution w ill he forthcoming in short
Reports of spreading disaffection in
has been attempting to secure a fran­ company, recently organized by fruit
order.
the Russian army adds to the alarm at
chise for entrance into Eugene, intend­ growers of this vicinity, has finished Instructions Given for Action A g ainst
L O O K IN G FOR G O O D M AN.
W hile the sitnation today spells de­
the palace.
Manag­
ing to extend the line now under con­ its 1906 pack of strawberries
Standard Oil.
lay until next week, Hie work on the
struction between Salem and Portland er S. P. Kim ball says the product a ill
Oregon C ivil war claims w ill probab­
Members say
Washington, Jane 29. — Attorney Czar Finds Difficulty in Selecting New floor is progressing.
south to Eugene, but as the city coun­ be creditable to this part of the valley,
ly soon be paid. These claims aggre­
there is no need to prolong the session
General Moody had conferences today
Prim
e
Minister.
cil seems loath to give the franchise, as the fruit was of excellent quality,
gate 1886,271.
beyond Friday, if the conferees make
with Frank B. Kellogg and Charles B.
St. Petesbug, July 3. — No definite
the company threatens to build around came to the cannery in good condition,
Morrison, who bave been engaged ae statement with reference to the retire­ up their minds that the work must, be
An unusual rainfall at London pre­
and was handled without difficulty. A
Eugene.
special counsel in the investigation ment of the Goremykin cabinet was done or that agreements which w ill
vented the open air celebration of the
larger pack could have been made if
which is being made into the affaire of forthcoming todsy. Emperor Nicholas meet all demands can be arranged on
king’ s birthday.
the fruit had been available, but there
Governor Names Delegates.
the Standard Oil company, with a view is apparently encountering trouble in all matters before that time, and that
was
such
a
large
demand
for
frejh
her
Forest Urea are raging around the
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has
to ascertaining whether there have finding a man to whom to intrnst the if the idea of prolongins the session for
vicinity of Dry valley, Texas.
Many
the pnrpise of killing certain bills is
appointed 0. E. S. Wood, of Portland; ries that the cannery could not get as been any violations of the anti-trust
reins of power and effecting an under­
many
as
desired.
ranches are being destroyed.
Rert Huffman, of Pendleton; Herman
law.
With reference to this it wai standing with the Liberal groups of abandoned, this week w ill see the end.
J O L T FOR C A S T R O .
Wise, of Astoria; Roswell Shelly, of
W hite and colored soldiers clashed at
stated today that further investigation parliament.
La Grande Gets Big Mill.
Hood River, and P. G. Cozard, of Can­
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and four
is to be made.
The Constitutional Democratic par­
SPR E AD FE R M E N T .
Ultimatum'
From
United
States
Will
La Grande— Representatives of the
yon City, delegates to represent the
man ara now in the hospital.
The attorney general also held con­ liament committee met this afternoon
Palmer
Lumber
company
have
made
Be Sent Him Soon.
state of Oregon at a ronvelntion to be
ferences with some of the district at behind closed doors to discuss tactics
Trustees of Stanford University have
Washington, July 2. — Soon after held in Des Moines, la., September 5 public that they have decided to build torneys he had summoned to Washing­ under the sitnation. The Associated Russian Parliament Openly Advocates
completed arrangements for reouilding
Work
and 6, to propose and urge upon con­ their big m ill ut La Grande.
Revolution.
Necessary buildings w ill be ready at General Cipriano Castro resumes the gress and the several states the submis­ will begin us soon as a right of way for ton, and it was stated that they wete Press was informed after the meeting
being instructed ae to how they ehould that the committee adhered to its for­
presidency
of
Venezuela,
July
6,
he
St. Petersburg, Jane 27.— The session
tbs beginning of the fall term, August
will find himself confronted by re­ sion and adoption of an agreement to a railroad spur through Marion street proceed againet the Standard Oil com­ mer decision that nothing lees than a }f the lower house of parliament today
quests from the United States for set' the constitution of the United States and the Riverside addition is secured. pany. It was also said to be most fully responsible cabinet w ill be accept­ was openly devoted to the revolutionist
Heavy wind blew down a circus tent tlement of American claims against his for the election of United States senat­ The 73 acres of ground donated by citi­ likely that special grand juries w ill able, and that Constitutional Demo­ propaganda for undermining the loyal­
zens for a m ill site and lumber yards be called to determine whether the
at Aurora, Illinois.
Two men were government.
For more than a year ors by direct vote of the people.
ly of the troops. A score of speeches
w ill be turned over at once, the trans­ Standard Oil company has been granted crats w ill refuse to take portfolioe in
killad and scores narrowly escaped be­ Castro has not been bothered by the
coached in ardent revolutionary tone
any mixed cabinet.
fer
to
be
made
through
the
Commercial
ing tramplsd by a herd of 18 elephants United States.
Promise
Ontario
New
Railroad.
rebates
or
concessions.
Meantime Judge W.
The leaders scarcely expect that theee were delivered, with the direct object
club.
which stampeded.
J. Calhoun visiter! Venezuela and in
Ontario—Grattan P. Wheeler, the
terms w ill be accepted at present. In ­ of their dissemination among tbe sol­
deed they have slight desire to shoulder diers.
The crop outiooa iui me t’ aciflc veeiigated the American claims, and New York city banker, who is financing
Earthquake In Wales.
Wheat Crop Looks Good.
the State department has been busily the Ontario-Emmett railroad, is in the
The anthorities, who are able to con­
Northweet is moat encouraging.
Cardiff, Wales, June 29. — Violent the responsibility of government, when
Pendleton—
Umatilla
county
will
engaged in reviewing the cases and city, accompanied by O. C. Wright,
the conntry apparently is on the verge fiscate papers containing telegraph ac­
Congress has taken no action with putting them in condition to be pressed manager of his Eastern Oregon mining have one of its beat wheat crops this earthquake shocks were felt throughout
South Wales at 94:5 this morning of a series of outbreaks and disorders. counts of the ferment among the sol­
regard to a new trade treaty with Uer
What seemed to be indifference on interests. Mr. Wheeler stated that the year in spite of threatening early por- Houses rocked and many of the cheaper Their present plan is to adopt toward diery, are unable to prevent the publi­
tents.
The
moist
weather
of
the
past
many.
the part of the United States has been Ontario-Emmett railroad would abso­
Hundreds of any new ministry the same tactics they cation of parliamentary speeches, and
four weeks has lifted the crops out of ones were damaged.
President Roosevelt has reiterated only caution, and the State department lutely be built, and that the money is
chimneys fell, occupants of dwellings have followed in the past, the accept­ those delivered todav will tomorrow be
the
ground
until
they
w
ill
be
as
good
his determination not to run again for will take up its work where It is allow alt subscribed for its construction, and
weret hrown to the ground and people ance of what is good in the policy of printed in every radical paper in the
ed to rest after the sending of a note to the same would be in running order in straw as usual, whereas it was pre­ fled from their houses, shrieking in the government and unsparing criti­ empire and so find their way into every
the presidency.
dicted
that
in
eome
places
a
harvester
Castro by Secretary of State Hay, which within 18 months, but probably at an
barracks, camp and outpost.
could hardly get below the heads. Now panic, with visions of the San Fran­ cism where that policy does not square
P . W . Clement is the choice of In­ is practically an ultimatum.
earlier date.
The rostrum was abandoned almost
cisco disaster before them. Though with their ideas. The immediate pass­
the
warm
weather
has
begun
to
harden
dependent Republicans and Democrats
A request w ill be made for the ad
there were many narrow escapes from age of a vote of lack of confidence is entirely to Cossack representatives.
the
young
grain
and
cause
the
maturing
for governor of Vermont.
justment of American claims regardless
The conservative Coesacks did their
Trouble in Harney County.
heads to fill out and increase in weight. falling chimneys and copings, there probable.
Hot weather prevails in Chicago ’and of what action the Venezuelan courts
I t is stated that Minister of Interior beet to counteract the addresses of their
Salem— There is trouble brewing
were no casnaltiee so far as known.
other parts of the East. Several deaths may have taken or shall take in the fu down in Harney county over irrigation
Earthquake shocks were also felt at Stolypin and Minister of Finance Ko- revolntionary conferees. Tbe lie was
County Fair at Tillamook.
ture. Representations covering prac matters. The Burns board of trade
and many prostrations are reported.
Bristol, Ilfracombe and
elsewhere. kovaoff w ill submit to the lower house freely passed on both sidea regarding
Tillamook—
At
a
meeting
of
the
T
ill­
tically all the American claims against has asked the state land board to send
They were accompanied by loud rum­ of parliament, probably tomorrow, a the sentiments of the Cossack soldiers
Russian rumors say a new ministry
amook
Development
league
the
matter
Venezuela may doubtless be presented. the state eng nser over to make an in­
request for an appropriation of $60,- and their devotion to dnty, in spite of
is about to be formed, headed by M.
of a county fair was taken up.
The blings.
the utmost efforts of Prince Paul Dol-
000,000 for famine relief.
vestigation with a view to obliging date for the fair will probably be Aug­
Mouromateff, president of the lower
gourokoff, who occupied the chair in
some of the companies holding lands ust 23,24 and 25, and it w ill probably
Earthquake in Ohio.
Wilt Cost «1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a Year.
the absence of President Monromtaeff.
Intended to Surrender.
Han Francisco, July 2.— According to under the Carey act in the vicinity of include a stock show and street carni­
Cleveland, O., June 29.— A shock of
Tastimoay at New Orleans by the
Harney to proceed to develop it or va­ val. J. C. Cooper, of McMinnville, felt here at 4:10 o’clock this afternoon
the
budgets
submitted
to
the
relief
St.
Petersburg,
July
3.—
The
deposi­
Interstate Commeroe commission shows
cate. State Engineer Lewis w ill soon has been engaged to manage it.
is pronounced by Cleveland scientists tions of various officers and sailors of
dews Fleeing From Russia.
state oil inspectors discriminated commission today, it w ill c a t consider­
to bave been an earthquake.
I t is re­ the torpedo boat destroyer Bedovy,
ably more than $1,000,(00 a year to go to Harney county, the land board
Odessa, June 27.— Jewish immigra­
I dealers not in ths trust.
dispense the money contributed for the having made an order to that effect a ‘
ported to have shaken the southern forming the documents in the court tion from all of the chief southern
P O R T L A N D M A R K E TS .
The president is back of Governor destitute residents of San Francitco. its last mt eting.
shore of Lake Erie for a distance of martial of Admiral j Rojeetvensky and cities of Russia ia asanming a volume
Wheat—
Club,
71®72c;
bluestem
Ids, of the Philippines in, the position The expenses of adminittratlon will
100 miles, the eastern lim it being other naval officials, who surrender to equal to that attained after the massa­
74c; red, 69®70c: valley, 71®72c.
bo took with reference to the title to total this vast sum, if the finance com­
Pinesville snd the western lim it Mar­ the Japanese in the battle of the sea of cre of October, 1905. Third class rail­
Investigate Insurance Companies.
Oats—
No.
1
white
feed,
$31.50(332;
the Joan de Dios property, claimed by mittee approves the estimates prepared,
blehead.
No damage has been re­ Japan, in May of last year, are pub­ way accommodations mast be arranged
Salem— The Greater Salem Commer­
gray,
$31.50
per
ton.
ths Catholic church.
ported, though in some places the lished today. The sailors’ testimony for several days in advance. One lead­
and the expenditure will not include a cial club haa adopted a resolution ask­
Barley— Feed, $24(324 50 per ton; shock was sufficient to elam doors and
Major .Gas­ ing the Oregon Development league to
ndicatea that the admiral’ s
party ing Jew in Odessa says that 45,000
Fulton has been appointed rant for food or clothing.
brewing, nominal; rolled, $25(326.
rattle window».
Local acientiata be­ boarded the Dedovy with the full in­ Jews, women and children included,
i of ths congressional commu­ ton stated that the expenses of his work appoint a committee to aid Senator
Fruits— Apples, $2.50(33 50 per box;
tes to go over and check up the work would be approximately $39,000 for Fulton in bis effort to secure a larger apricots, $1.75(32 per crate, cherries, lieve the seat of the seismic disturbance tention of surrendering to the first Jap­ w ill have left thia city before the end
was probably beneath Lake Erie.
anese ship encountered. Their initial of the year. Tbe Jews believe that the
share of the reclamation funds for Ore­
o ( tbs commission appointed by Presi­ the one month.
6®$c per pound; currants, 9(310c;
act waa to order a white flag prepared. dooms w ill be dissolved, and when that
gon. Ths club also authorised the ap­
dent McKinley to codify the Federal
peaches, $1(31.25; strawberries, 5<38c
Gasoline Runs Short.
pointment of a committee to confer
Eolonel Ernst Is Retired.
occurs they say the southern provinces
laws.
per pound; gooseberries. 5(37c per
Cleveland, July 2.— The Standard Oil with Secretary of State Dunbar regard­ pound; Logan berries, $1.25 per crate;
Sedition Spread Among Mexicans.
w ill become a veritable hades.
Washington, Jane 29.— Colonel Os­
The ship subsidy bill w ill be taken company today sent out circulars noti­ ing an investigation of the course of in­
Mexico Oity, July 3. — Since Gover­
raspberries, $1.76(31 85; blackberries, wald Herbert Ernst, of the corps of en­
ap at the next saesion of congress.
gineers, was retired today for sge with nor Ysabel, of Sonora, made bis report
fying all Its customers that high grade surance companies in the payment cr 10c.
Detectives Murdered in Streets.
nonpayment of losses in the San Fran­
Wsrsew, June 27.— At 6 o’clock this
Vegetables— Beans, 5<37c per pound; the rank of brigadire general. Colonel on the Cananes outbreak, showing con­
England has sent a representative to gasoline, testing from 74 to 7d degree«,
cisco disaster.
cabbage, l% c per pound; cucumbers,- Ernst is chairman of the Mississippi clusively that seditions papers were be- evening in tbe outskirts of thie city a
the UnitedS tataa to inspect meat in­ had been withdrawn from the market.
This action is taken as a result of the
65c per dosen; lettuce, head, 10®25c; River commission and a member of the ine circulated among the Mexican min­ band of terrorist«, armed with revolv­
tended for use by the English army.
demand for the product and the ina­
Seats Assigned Legislators.
onions, 8® 10c per dozen; peas, 4®5c; Panama Canal commission. He is also ers in that mining camp, there has ers, attacked three detectives, of whom
The little town of Tittsewah, Okla- bility of the Standard Oil company to
Salem— Members of the next Oregon radishes, 10®20c per dosen; rhubarb. a member of the American section of been renewed attention given tbe prop­ they killed two and wonnded ths third.
heaaa, haa been praeitcally demolished supply the same. The high grade gaso­ legislature have already been selecting Sc per pound; spinach, 2®3c per the International Waterways commis­ aganda, semi-socialistic in character, When an ambnlance arrived and tbe
line is used exclusively in operating seats in their respective houses, and pound: parsley, 25c; turnips, 90c®$1 sion, chairman of the board of engin­ carried on among workingmen in the doctor» tried to aseist the wounded de­
by a tornado.
automobiles, naphtha launches, etc. Secretary of State Dunbar haa been as­ per sack; carrots, $1 ® 1.36 per sack; eers charged with surveys for a water­ indnstrial centers by political intrigu­ tective, two men approached and fired
Wisconsin Democrats have endorsed
It is stated that gas engines generally signing seats as requested.
way between Lake Michigan and the ers seeking to take advantage of organ­ twice, killing the injured man. Tbe
Before the beets, $1.25® 1.60 per sack.
Bryan lor president.
can be altered to permit the nse of the legislature convenes he w ill have each
Missieeippi rive-, and a member of the isation in various parte of the country ■bote attracted Coeaeckt and infantry to
Onions—
New,
1
'4®1
><c
per
pound.
D r. I*ppooi, papal physician, say* common or stove gasoline as fuel.
board to consider cement testing.
membet’ i name on a card on the front
of labor anions.
Trees anions are the scene, and tha aoldiera barred the
Potatoes
—
Fancy
graded
old
Bur­
the pope la In very pool health.
quite legal in the-r «¿¿¿«traction.
of his desk, in letters large enough for banks, 40®60c per hundred; ordinary,
street, firing eeveral volleys by which
A ticket bee been named by the fus­ N ew York School Teachers Coming. the presiding officers, pages and others
California Floods Subside.
a number of sympathising workmen
nominal; new Oregon, 76® 0c.
ion of Democrats, Prohibitionists and
Portland, July 2 — A special train to read at a distance,
fn each house
Fresno, Jane 29.— Reports from the
Mine Riots Are Expected.
ware wounded.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 17 H®20c
Lincoln party men la Pennsylvania.
of school teschers from New York city the Multnomah delegation w ill occupy per pound.
west side and the south indicate that
El Paso, Tex., July 3.— Orders bave
Chairman Birton, of the house riv­ w ill reach Portland on the morning of practically the same seats occupied at
Granted H alf Holidays
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 2 2 ® 2 2 ^ e per the cool weather of the past few days been issued at Phoenix, Aris., to hold
has alleviated tha flood conditions three companies of tbe Arizona Nation­
ers and harbors committee, says a 40- July 16, leaving the same evening after the last session.
Washington, June 27. — Saturday
dosen.
There was no risa in the al Guard in readiness to proceed to half holidays daring tbe months of
foot channel for Coo* bay is too much a trip to Cascade locks by rail and re­
Poultry— Average old hens, 13®1314c somewhat.
te ask. New York does not have that turn to th* city by steamer. The party
Outlook in Lane County.
per pound; mixed chickens, 1 2 ® lt !le ; waters of the San Joaqnin today for Morenei and Clfton, Aria , where a July, August end September have been
Ah, and Hamburg, Germany, baa is in charge of V. V. Beard, general
Rnoeevelt to
Eugene— Sunshine has improved all broilers, 1 5 ® l6 i«c ; roosters, 9 ) { ® l l c ; tbs first time in three week* and Kings strika is threatened in tbe mines. A granted by President
Eastern passenger agent for the New crop« in lan e county.
Ths water is strike occurred there three years ago skilled mechanics and laborers and to
y S t feat.
An average dressed chickens, 13®14e; turkeys, river is going down.
York Central lines. The special is a cherrv yield Is on the market; straw­ live. 17 ® 17tfc; turkeys, dressed, still flowing oat of the great gaps in with serious riots and United Statee all employes in tbe classified service at
Threogb the Japanese embassy the solid Pullman that is being run by the berries ara practically harvested; rasp­ choice, 20®22c; « esse, live, 10A12c; the levees of both streams and tha troopa had to be called oat to qnell the navy yards and naval station« of
‘ Bad Crass bee received snoth- New York Central. There w ill be 125 berries and black caps are ripening and docks, old, ll® 1 2 c ; young. 12H®13c. farms lying in their paths are still them. There has been trouble in theee tha United States. The same benefit
the relief ot Ban Francia- teachers on board.
campe for eeveral weeks peet, with sev­ is extended in another general order to
are prolific. Prunes, apples and pears
Hops— Oregon, 1905, 1 0 ® llc ; olds, flooded.
aad dre* cofferer«, sank
eral minor strikes.
are in the best of condition.
Hay and 6c per pound.
tha skilled mechanics, laborer« and em­
total sobeerpitioa by Ja|
Company Increases Capital.
Franca Faces Big Deficit.
grain are very heavy, while hopa are
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best,
ployee in tbe classified service of the
* 46 , 000 .
New York, July 2.— At a special well advanced, promising s big yield. 18®23t$e; valley, coarse. 221 {® 23 tie ;
mt printing office.
Paria, Jane 29. — Finance Minister
Contest on Sm oot's Seat.
fine, 24c per pound; mohair, choice, Poincaire intrdoncsd the budget in the
Washington, July 3. — Tha question
elt has approved the meeting of the Hanover Fire Insurance Pasture is good.
28A30c,
chamber of deputise yeetorday (bowing of tha right of Reed Smoot to retain
Investigating Canadian Beef.
Jelat insolation of congress expressing company today It was voted to increase
Oregon Appropriations Cut.
a considerable deficit in consequence of hia sent in tba U n ite! State« senate
Veal— Dressed, 4®7c per pound.
the horror of the people ot the United the capital stock of the company from
Victoria, B. C., Jane 27. — An Otte,
$500.000
to
$1.000,000.
This
action
Washington—
Ths
senate
committee
the
extraordinary
expenditure
for
the
Beef—
Dressed
bulls,
3«
per
pound;
w ill be presented to that body tba Brat we special saya Hon. Sydney Fiaher-
the result of the massacre ot
i la Basala and epsreasing sym­ was taken as the result of the loses« cut down the building appropriations cows. 414 ®6 v^c; country steers, 6®6c. m ilitary preparations doting tha Mo­ day of tbs session in December. Chair­ minister ol agricultor*, ie having an
sustained
by
the
company
in
the
San
in
reporting
on
the
omnibus
bill
so
that
roccan
crisis,
smounting
to
$60,000,000,
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 7®8c; per
man Burrows, of the committee on investigation made into the canned
pathy with than» bereaved.
Francisco Are.
The new stock w ill Maker City gets only $65,000, Ruge e pound; ordinary, 6®6e; lambs, with
d also $90 000,000, owing to ia- privilege* ami election«, so announced meet industry of Canada so ns to bo
The lase 1er government w ill buy the he leaned at $160 a share, thus adding $61,000 and Salem $16,000 to com­ I pelt on, 8c.
rreesed expenditure resulting from in- in the elating boars of tbs session jost ahi» to assors the British bayer of tho
at Ban Jean, Furto Bier.
$760,000 to the company’s
plete Its grounds.
| Pork— Dressed, 7 ® 8 S c per pound.
closed.
r e rity of tbe Caned inn article.
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