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The Estacada News JO T A C A D A ORBGON NEWS OF THE WEEK In a Condensed Form lor Oar Busy Readers. T O P E K A ON R O C K S. M AY N O T 8ECURE CH INESE. Tw o Great Holes Torn in Vessel at Point Arena. Orientals Not Anxious to Help Dig Panama Canal. San Francisco, Srpt. 11.— The Pacific Coast Steamship company’s steamer City of Topeka draggtd her way into port at noon today, two great boles in her side and tbe men at the pumps. Tue steamship bad run on the rocks a. Point Arena in the early morning and had come within an ace of going to tbe bottom. It was 3 o’clock this morning when the vessel, bound to San Francisco from Eureka crowded with passengers, was cautiously feeling her way through a thick fog near Poin: Arena. For some reason yet unexplained, the lighthouse whistle was as silent as the grave. A strong current was running and the greatest caution was being taken aboard tbe steamer. Suddenly with a crash the steamer impaled herself on the reeky reef which juts out from the land at this point, the rocks which have sent a many good vessel to the depths. In an instant the passengers hurried in their oight attire to the deck, but Captain Swanson with quick orders prevneted a serious panic. The vessel paused a moment in the rocks, and then, caught by a great wave rose higher in the air and settled high er up on tbe rucks. The situation looked desperate, and life preservers were seized and the lifeboats swung into position. Another great wave caught the ship and threw her clear of the reef. The captain manned the pumps, reassured the passengers and brought the vessel safely into tbe harbor. She shows two gaping wounds and will be out of com mission for a considerable period. New York, Sept. 10. — Charles Yip Tin, the Pierpont Morgan of China, is in this country investigating the opera tion ol tbe American railroad systems He is an AmericanizeJ Chinaman, who is a financial and political power in China, having recently been created taotai by tbe emperor. Speaking of tbe plan to build the Panama, canal with coolie labor, he said today: “ It is easy for your president to say the solution of tbe labor problem on the Panama canal may be met by tbe importation of Chinese coolies. It is quite another matter to get coolies in any great number to woik on your great enterprise under the conditions named. Neither my government nor my people are anxious to further this work. The government realizes that tbe coolies wou'd not receive tbe same consideration shown the laborers of other nationalities and the common people tbemaelvee have become thor oughly conversant with all tbe details of your exclusion laws, of tbe climatic perils of Panama and of the bonding scheme affecting coolie laborers on the canal. I think I can sum up ibeir feel ings best by saving that they w ill not belp buy $10,000 worth of American prosperity at the expense of $1 worth of Chinese labor aud suffering. “ I f the United States must have la borers’ lives to sacrifice why not em ploy a few of the thousands of other foreigners who are admitted to your country at this port every year? We know tbe valne of our labor and intend to keep it at home as much as possi b le ." ________________ BIG SALE OF G O A T S . Polk County Sends Eight Hundred Angoras to Washington. F O R T U N E S IN ORCH ARD S. Fruit Grower's Opinion o f Hood River Apple Land. ALL OVERTURES FAIL Cuban Insurgents Assume Ag gressive With Force. ARMISTICE MET WITH DYNAMITE E X PO SE S LAN D FRAUD. Putar Implicates Hermann, Mitchell, Williamson and Others. Portland, Sept. 7. — Stephen A. Douglas Pater, whose connection with ' the Uregon land-fraud scandals is no torious and who foi many years lived by his wits and his knoweledge ot methods of defrauding the Federal gov ernment by corrupt practices in the United States land offices, took tbe stand as a witness for the proseuction in tbe Blue Mountain conspiracy case yesterday and laid bare his entire con nection with that and other plots, suc cessful and unsuccessful, to rob the United States of its lands. By his testimony he implicated, not only in the Blue Mountain case, but in others similar, some of tbe moat prom inent politicians and public men of the state of Oregon, and furnished to the last and strongest link in the chain of evidence against Franklin Pierce Maya, Willard N. Jones, George Sorenson, ex- Commissioner of the General Land Office Hermann, ex-Congreetman W il liamson and the late Senator Mitchell, against whom the indictment in the case now on trial was returned. In his story, complete as to names, dates and circumstances, be revealed with remorseless candor revolting se crets as to the operations of the land- (rand ring, ot which he was a member, showing the actual partnership of the high officials mentioned, and others of scarcely less social and political promi nence, in the operations of the ring and their participation in the profits. Hood River — The prices now made Independence— Last week 700 fine buck lambs, for which a good price was public by independent buyers (or Hood paid, were shipped from Independence River Newtown and Spitzenberg apples to Wyoming for breeding purposes. Querrera Blows Up Railroad Bridges This week 800 fine Angora goats were have caused rpple growers to do some A Resume o f the Less Importent but A well known apple man, shipped from here to the state of Wash figuring. and Issuas Ultimatum— Hopes Not Lese Interesting Events ington. The goats were held here sev who is an authority on this subject, in o f Peace Now Gone. o f the Pest Week. eral days awaiting cars for shipment. talking about the matter, said: Hundreds of men have looked at the " A t the prices this year for the d if band and all pronounce it the finest ferent sizes of Spitzenbergr, which were A revolution is threatened in Vene- Havana, 8ept. 8. — A ll peace over large collection of goats ever seen in $8, $ 2 . 76 , $2 50 and $2 26 per box, suela. the Weet. Tbe purchasers were Car- tures are blocked by the refusal of Pino growers obtained an average price of son A Littlejohn, of 8teilacoom, Wash. An attack on Havana by rebels ie Querrera, the insurgent leader <n Pinar $2 40. Placing the yield of 7-year-old The goats were luught up by Boothby (eared. del Rio province, to enter into any ar Spitzenberg trees, planted 65 trees to A Lewis. Many Cuban veterans, angry with the acre, at five boxee to tbe tree, we rangement for an armistice, Guerrera’s Goat and sheep raisers of Polk coun Palma, w ill join the rebels. w ill get 365 boxes to tbe acre. A 20- answer to the government’s announce ty are learning that it pays better to acre orchard on this basis will produce The ravages of peasants in Voronezh, raise tbe pure bred than common ani ment of its agreement to grant a ten 6,600 boxee, which, at the average Russia, are beitg drowned by brutality mals, for the demand for Polk couutv days’ armistice is the blowing up of price of $2 40, gives us $16,600 for oar by troops. Angoras and Lincoln and Cotswold two bridges on the Western railway, season’s work. sheep now exceeds the eupply. The Tbe American minister to Chile has “ The prices for Newtowns so far an cutting railway communication beyond Riddell and Stump sheep and goat renewed his appeal fur help for the nounced are $2 25 , $2 and $1.76 per Pinar del Rio city, and an attack on larme, in particular, bave national people tberr. Suffering as s result of box. This gives us an average of $2 fame, especially since carrying away San Juan de Martinez. the earthquake is said to be very great. per box. But the Newtown ie more pro premiums ai tbe St. Louis fair. Fancy It is said here tonight that San Juan lific than tbe Spitzenberg, and produces B. O. Velguth, clerk in tbe Portland prices are received for much of the live seven boxes to tbe tree instead of five, de Martinez is in the bands of the in Gar company’s office, has spent about stock shipped out of Polk lately. As giving us 65 boxes to the acre, or 9,100 f IS,000 of tbe company’s money on surgents, and that the garrison, consist much as $100 is often obtained for a wine, women, horses and automobiles. single “ b illy " goat, and as high as $5 boxes for r zO acre orchard. As can ing of 100 government recruits and a easily be ee t , tbe earnings on a 20 a pound has been realized for the mo Ten persons have been made serious email force of mounted rural guards, acre Newtown orcbaid this year at hair. ly ill at Kelamtzoo, Mich., by eating had been defeated or captured. What seemed to be extravagant in these prices will be $18,200. dried beef. An investigation reveals "W h ile these figures are large, they The fact that other leaders of the in C H AM B E R LAIN IS C H O SE N. vestments in imported sheep and goats that tbe meat came from one of tbe are based on the yield of comparatively a few years ago are now bringing their surgent forces are willing to agree to an large packing houses. your g trees which have not yet reached reward. armistice can have little effect so long National Irrigation Congress Elects UN CLE SAM K EEPING W A TC H . their full bearing maturity. A full Littlefield bas been re-elected to con The goats just shipped out w ill be as Querrera is determined to prosecute Him President and Adjourns. bearing orchard can be safely depended gress in Maine. W hile tbe fight of the put on the big etock farm of Carson A tbe war, and there is slight doubt in on, I think, to produce 500 boxes of labor people failed to defeat any of the Boise, Idaho, Sept. 6. — The Four Fear Grows That Intervention Alone Littlejohn, near Steilacoom. any quarter that Querrera can control men desiied, there were heavy h tars in congress Can Restore Peace. “ I hope to see the Angora goat busi apples to the acre, as 1 know of several the situation in his own region. His teenth National Irrigation in the valley that now do it. Figuring pluralities estimated at about 60 per closed its sessions this evening after ness built up in Washington like it is force is reported by all those who have Washington, Sept. 10. — The 8tate A N F LO O S K NO W S NO S U L T A N . on a basis with trees in full maturity, cent. in this state," says Mr. Carson. “ We visited him recently as ranging from voting to bold the next congress at Sac and with a large proportion of the crop department ie keeping in close toneb have only about 30,000 goats in Wash Strike breakers at San Francisco were 3,000 to 4,000 men, all of them well ramento, Cal., and electing as presi with conditions in Cuba. The feeling composing the larger sizes, as it does pursued by a mob of srike syinpatbk Berber C hief Gives Short Reply to ington, and we may just as well have a mounted and some of them well and dent of tbe Fifteenth congress Gover this year, it is not very difficult to de grows that the time when there mast British Consul’ s Protest. m illion ." ere, who threw bricks and stones The gov nor George E. Chamberlain, of Oregon. be intervention is not far distant. If otbe-s indifferently armed. termine ths profits of the apple busi Tbe enthusiasm of the Californians Guards with the strike breakers lost London, Sept. 11.— The Times’ Tan the insurgents make any headway in ernment force opposed to him, which is ness in the future." over Sacramento’ s victory was the more Coal Mine Bonded. tbeir heads and began shooting and a gier correspondent says there is consid their movement upon Havana or mani under command of Colonel Avaloc, pronounced because of the narrow mar half dcsen men were wounded. Twenty Medford — Tbe recently discovered fest any disposition to interfere with comprises about 1,000 men. It was re erable anxiety at tbe foreign legations gin by which the victory was won. The of the guards were arrested. coal mine on Rim Rock of Roxy Anue, Beet Harvesters Needed. the vast American interests in the is inforced at 7 o’ clock this evening by and in official circles regarding the the mountain east of Medford, has been attractions of the Jamestown exposition La Grande— Preparations are going land, Uncle 8am w ill take a hand. Lieutenant Colonel Clews with 1,250 Building in San Francisco is progres events at Mogador, from which there bonded to the proprietors of tbe Blue forward tn start the fall run at the sug Officials decline to discuss the subject. men and three machine guns from Ha bad been cleverly presented, and on sing rapidly. the first ballot for the convention city, has been no news since the dispatch of Ledge copper mine, who w ill put a ar factory about September 20. Grow The government will act promptly in vana. Colonel Avalos’ force, with the Jamestown was in the lead. Sacra Rspairs to tbe steamer Elder are al Sjptember 4, asking for assistance, force ol men supervised by R. P. L it ers are anxious for a good rain as tbe preventing filibustering expeditions, exception of small detachments left at mento won on the second ballot, with most completed. tle, at work running three tunnels into present drouth will render tbe digging but it does not want to send forces into Sin Juan de Martinez and Ban Luis, is were received. tbe mountain to determine the extent slow and unsatisfactory. To get suffi Cuba until that government has plain at Pinar del Rio city, but is without 207. Jamestown received .155 votes. The H ill railroads w ill increase the "T h e troops were only persuaded to Oregon adopted the unit rule early aud rolling stock 8 per cent during the next embark from here,’ ’ the correspondent ol the measures, R. 8. Towne, of tbe cient help at the present time is a ly demonstrated to the world that it ie means of transportation to go to the re Blue Ledge om pany, having concluded grave problem and lively hustling in unable to cope with conditions and lief of Ban Juan de Martinez. Not at an early morning caucus decided year. declares, “ by promises of an opportun tbe coal was of good enough quality to upon Sacramento as the conveution city more than 400 of them are mounted. that line is being done. The yield is properly protect foreign interests. Robbers at Vladivostok secured ity for deserting on their arrival at Mo use in the smelter of the Blue Ledge General Menocal said today that for 1907. so heavy that a much larger force than $107,000 from a bank intended to pay gador . Tbe other officers elected are: First Mr. Towne has also made arrangements usual will be required to handle the Querrera evidently bad not been in NEW S L A T E FOR C A B IN E T . “ A resident of Mogador, who arrived troops with. to drill for oil on tne land bonded by crou. formed that tbe government had actu vice president, John Henry Smith, Salt It is predicted that unless here by steamer, says that the Berber ally, although informally, granted an Lake C ity; second vice president, H . The cruisers West Virginia, Colorado Chief Anfiooe bss captured tbe town, the coal mine people. more help can be procured than tbe Attorney General Moody Soon to Ad armistice, adding that a second commit B. Maxson, Reno, N ev.; third vice Maryland and Pennsylvania have left has forced all the Jews into the Jewish present outlook justifies, many tons of vance to Supreme Bench. tee bad been sent to him, bat could not president, George W. Barstow, Texas; for the Asiatic station. beds will remain in the ground for the Denaturized Alcohol Plant quarter and is putting his own people reach him before tomorrow. The fact secretary, D. H . Anderson, Cicago. Washington, 8ept. 10. — Political want of harvesters. Portland— By January 31 there will A bomb thrown into a street car at into the vacant houses. One British is, however, that Querrera refuses wiseacres who have been predicting Riga, Russia, killed one man and subject protected a Jewish merchant, be located within ten miles of Portland that Atorney General Moody would soon point blank to accept an armistice ex who had refused to abandon his house a plant manufacturing denaturized al New Instructor at Forest Grove. A L L PA N IC A T S E V A S T O P O L . wounded a number of others. retire to private life are all agog at the cept on condition that tbe last presi and had been forcibly evicted. When cohol, the establishment of which will Forest Grove— Professor F. W . Orr Secretary Root, on board the cruiser dential and congressional elections shall report that he is to be elevated to the the consul protested and asked Anfiooe mean an expenditure of $100,000. The has been selected to fill tbe chair in Charleston, has left Chilean waters and be annulled. That the government Commander Cannot I rust Men and if he had the sultan’ s authority, An- plant is to be started as soon as laud the public speaking department in Pa Supreme bench. They now claim they O fficers Threaten Terrorists. is now stopping at various places along should consent tn this is out of tbe have inside information on what will flooe replied that he acknowledged no for tbe purpose is secured. This state cific university. W hile a student in the coast of Peru. Sevastopol, 8ept. 6.— In answer to sultan. This passenger reports that ment was authorized by J. B Laber, college he won the medal in two orator be done. This is the way they have it question, and tonight prospects point to a continuance of the war. for this year: the publication of a notice from tbe The Harriman lines have two more the entire garrison of Mogador went to secretary of the board of trade, who ical contests, and was a member of W. H . Moody from attorney general terrorists that a sentence of death bad steamers which w ill be put on tbs Anfiooe, but that apparently no lives says the board has been working on tbe successful debating team. Professor been impos< d on Colonel Dumbadse, proposition for some time, but cannot Orr studied at the Boston School of to supreme bench; C. J. Bonaparte Portland-San Francisco run if trade had been lost.’ ’ P L A N S FOR P AN AM A T R IP . commander of a rifle regiment here, disclose the identity of the promoters Expression, and has taken graduate from Navy department to attorney gen warrants the Increase. eral; George Von L. Meyer from 8t. the officers of that corps in an open let until the preliminaries are arranged. work at Harvard. Daring the last two An extra session of the Cuban con BOARDED BY M EXICANS. Petersburg to Navy department; Leslie President and Party Will Go to Isth ter have announced that in case of an years he has taught in an institution in gress has been called by President M. Shaw to retire from the cabinet and mus in November, attack on the colonel they w ill exact Virginia. At the Dresent time be is Will Fight for Damages. Palma to consider the disturbed condi Master o f American Fishing Smack Postmaster General Cortelyou to suc Washington, Sept. 8 . — Arrangements vengeance on the leaders of the progres taking special work at the Harvard tion of the country and devise means Eugene— Tbe petition in tne matter ceed him. sive parties. Compelled to Show C argo. are in progress fur the trip of President for ending the situation. of opening the Lucky Boy road, in the summer school. Admiral Skrydloff, commander of Weshington, Sept. 11.— The State Blue mountain mining district, to pub Roosevelt to the Isthmus of Panama the Black sea fleet, and the military During the last seven months the W AR M U N IT IO N S FOR CUBA. Drilling Well at Culver. lic travel has been granted by the lan e department has received a dispatch this fall. The start w ill be made early commander heie are very apprehensive sale of vodka in Russia has increased Culver — The well being drilled by The greatly. The receipts were $183,760,- from the manager of the Gulf Fisheries county Commissioners’ court. regarding the attitude of the sailors cf D. W. Barnett two miles north of Cul Steamer Leaves New Y ork With Arms in November. Three weeks w ill likely claim of the Lucky Boy Mining com the fleet and the garrison of the fort 000, an Increase of $26,660,000 over company requesting that action he tak be consumed. I t is, of course, the pres ver is down 330 feet and has 35 feet of pany for $10,T O damages was turned fo r Palma's Troops. ress. The cruise of the training squad the corresponding period of 1906. en for the protection of the American down, and the attorneys for the com water in it. Drilling w ill be continued ident’ s desire to complete his inspec ron as well as the regular fleet maneu New York, Sept. 10.— The Cuban Moorish rebels are again causing vessels fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. pany state that they w ill fight for the in hopes of getting a stronger flow near government steamer Maria Herrera, tion of the canal work and reach here vers have been postponed, tbe ships Upon the arrival yesterday at Galves trouble. amount in the courts. They were w il er tbe surface. What is already in the which has been loading arms and am before congress convenes December 3 scarcely venturing beyond tbe range of ton of the lfatteras, a fishing smack be Hecretary Shaw has forbidden banks longing to the Gulf Fisheries company, ling to compromise the matter, and it well, however, will be vety acceptable, munition at the foot of Forty-second That the journey may be made safely tbe guns of the fortress. to loan government money for specula from American waters, her commander is said they would have accepted $5,- as water has to be hauled for stock and street, South Brooklyn, the past week, and expeditiously, the Navy depart The m ilitary patrols of the city have domestic purposes on this farm, which 000 . _______ tion in W all street. sailed this evening, supposedly for H a ment w ill provide three warships. been withdrawn inside the walls of stated that he was held up by a Mexi at one time had water flowing on the Detailed plans have not been com the fort, due, it is said, to the fear that vana. The vessel’ s departure was un There is fear that Stensland will can gunboat August 26, while several Leases Sheep and Lands. surface, but a number of years ago the expected, as Senor A Memo, the Cuban pleted, but it is likley that the presi the soldiers w ill be corrupted by con commit suicide or escape before he is miles off the triangular reef in the Pendletcu— Robert Stanfield, of But surface water disapp~ar. d. official who was in charge of her, said dent, Secretary Taft, and other guests tact with the masses. middle of the Gulf of Campeche, that relumed to the United States. ter creek, has just completed a contract he would not leave New York before will occupy a first class battleship, the The merchants of this eity have prac armed Mexican marines boarded his by which be will lease for a period of The United States has authorised the vessel and required him to show his P O R TL A N D M A R K E TS . Tuesday or Wednesday. According to members of the Canal commission an tically been thrown on their own re five years all the sheep and grazing release of five Japanese arrested for papers, and to display a part of bis Acting Consul General Antonio A lti- other, and newspaper representatives a sources in the matter of protection lands owned by Joe Vey, of Butter Wheat— Club, 62@83c; bluestem, m iii, she was to ship 800 tons of arms, third, which is to be a cruiser. seal pouching In Alaskan waters. from lawlessness. The governor, at a cargo of fish, which he said he bad creek. There is about 20,000 acres of 65 066c; valley, 65068c; red, 60061c. This _ w ill enable tbe president and recent meeting, advised them to organ equipment and other munitions of war. Major Rose, of Kansas City, Kan., caught in the open sea. the land and nearly 20,000 head of Oats— No. 1 white, $22.60023 50; At noon today scarcely one-fourth of party to make the trip in comfort, give ise their own guard, as soldiers could It was said at the State department had resigned. He was in favor of sa sheep. Mr. S anfield w ill immediately gray, $21.60022.60 per ton. them healthy accommodations while on no longer be spared for police duty and her cargo had been put on board. loons and hie resignation beats tbe li tonight that the case would be referred take charge of the property, and Mr. B arley— Feed, $20021 per ton; the isthmus and incidentally provide the municipality is bankrupt. to the solicitor for an investigation and quor element. Vey, It is understood, w ill take a trip brewing. $21 60022; rolled, $22. against the possibility of delay through report. Oil Bothers Warship Eng’nes. The trial of Flstber Mitchell, the Ore to Europe. It is understood that Mr. R ye— $1 35 per cwt. Washington, Sept. 10.— Tbe Louisi accident to any of the ships. Will Brine Stensland Back. Stanfield will pay $7,000 per year for gon girl who killed her b r ib e r in Se Corn— Whole, $27; cracked, $28 per Gomez is for Republic. ana, designated as the “ most mdobrn Chicago, Sept. 7.— State’ s Attorney attle, has been set for September 24. the use of tbe property besides all taxes ton. Manila, Sept. 11.— Dominador Go Both Against State Union. battleship," which is now undergoing Healy today received a message from and expenses. Mrs. CGreffield will probably be tried Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $100 nna, at a political rally yesterday, de her “ shaking down" process, bas been Bisbee, Aria., Sept. 8.— As a result Assistant State’s Attorney Olsen, who in October. II per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, clared that England, France and Ger oblidged to steam slowly because oil of the conventions held here today by is now in Tangier, with Paul O. Stens Fine Crops in Benton, $12014; clovsr, $707 50; cheat. $70 Railroad officials ray the new rate many would recognise a Filipino re gets into the boilers and causes trouble. both the Democratic and Republican land, the fugetive banker, asking that 7.60; grain hay, $7; alfalfa, $10; Corvallie— Threshing operations will law will work hardships on the North- public. Gomez n\pde the above declar This condition of affairs has afflicted a parties of Arizona, Mark Smith, of be and James Keeley, managing editor weet, as "homeseekers rates" can no ation in response to a request for an ac be ended in this vicinity by the middle vetch hay, $707.50. number of other vessels, and alterations Tucson, was named as the Democratic of the Chicago Tribune, who made the Fruits— Applet, common, 25O&0c of the week. The crop, according to longer be given without establishing it counting of money collected. It is have been made in tbe machinery to candidate for congress and W. C. Coop arrest, be appointed to bring him bark. per box; fancy, 75c0|1.26; grapes, tbe statement of a well known thresh as the regular rate and this they can further said that the money has been obviate the diffi.ulty. The dynamo er, of Globe, as the Republican candi On receiving the telegram. Assistant 60cOH-26 per crate; peaches, 75c0 ing machine man, is the best he has not afford to do. used in sending cablegrams to Europe, engines are run tbe entire 24 hours of date. Both parties adopte 1 an identi State’ s Attorney Barbour wired to Gov $1.10; pears, 60cO $l; plums, fancy, had to do with for a dozen years. to create a sentiment in favor of a F ili the day, and are lubricated by a spray cal resolution as follows: “ W eaie ernor Dineen at Springfield, and tbe Russian peasants are destroying crops pino lepublic and that favorable replies Fields of wheat of 40 bushels and 60- 60O75c per box; common, 26076c; ofl, which gets mixed with tbe steam unalterably opposed to joint statehood governor has made a written request to blackberries, 506c per pound; crab bushel yields of oats were oot infre to cripple the government. had been received. Gomez, late Thurs that is sent into the condenser. betwet n Arizona and New Mexico, and President Roosevelt that Olsen and quent. The beet oat crop he threshed apples, $101 25 per box. The American minister to Chile has day, was released from jail on bail. was 66 bushels, though other fields in would prefer to remain a territory for Keeley be delegated to bring him back. Melons — Cantaloupes, 25cOH psr Aniline Dyes Are Barred. ever than to have a joint state with eabled tbe State department that there He was arrested for slander. the vicinity went as high as 65 and crate; watermelons, lc per pound; ca- is much suffering as a result of the re Washington, Sept. 10.— Candy man New Mexico.” sabas, $2.50 per dozen. Divert Find the Leak. better. Gale In the Bermudas. sent earthquake and urges the Ameii- Vegetables — Beans. 5 0 7c, cabbage, ufacturers all over the country are pro Bellingham, Sspt. 7.— The United peopie to send reliuf. Hamilton, Bermuda, Sept. 11. — A gree on Meat Labels. l 34 0 2 c p e r pound; celery, 90c per testing because tbe Agricultural depart States cruiser Boston, damaged Sep University Instructor Resigns. Gieat damage has been done by a gale ment has determined to bar aniline Washington, Sept. 8.— After numer tember 3 on Pea pod rock, w ill make a University of Oregon, Eugene—Pro dozen; corn, 1 )a'c per dozen ; cucum Terrorist agitators overron Southern that has beeu raging over the island bers, 15c per dozen; egg plant, 10c per dyes in candies under the pure food ous conferences between Secretary W il start (or the Bremerton navy yard to Bussia. for the past 48 hours. Tbe wind is fessor James Hyde, who has been head pound; lettuce, head, 26c per dozen; law. These dyes are used extensively son, Dr. Marvin, chief of the bereau ol morrow morning under her own steam. of the department of mines and m inirg, Cannon says Roosevelt may be presi blowing 70 miles an hour and many has resigned and will be at tbe head of onion«, lO 0 1 2 j{c per dozen; peas, 4 0 in candies and the manufacturers insist animal industry, and about 40 repre The divers today discovered the leak in builidngs on the outskirts of the city that prohibition of them w ill hurt tbeir sentatives of the various packing bous the hull for which they have been dent till 1912. large mining concern in Mexico. 6c; hell peppers, 12H 016c; radishes, business. Dr. W iley maintains other have been damaged. Fifty small crafts es, the problems which have arisen searching. I t is well under the bottom 10015c per dozen; spinach, 203c per Professor Hyde has been with the uni Stensland's extradition from Morocco have been wrecked and up to the pres pound; tomatoes, 26060c per box; dyes w ill do as well, though more ex over tbe question of labels which must and is four feat long. One of the plates versity for three years, and was obligsd baa been ordered. ent time two lives are reported to have parsley, 26c; squash, $101 25 per pensive, and points ont that the beat be put upon meat products have been was broken and tbe ends overlap, mak been lost. The tug boat Carona caught to resign on account of. trouble with his crate; turnips, 90cO$l per sack; car medical authorities here and abroad settled to tbe satisfaction of all con ing it difficult to stop the flow c f water. Arrangements are in proereea for the eyes. Dr. II. B. Leonard has been fire today and burned to the water’s rot", $1 01.25 per sack; beets, $1.260 have declared the aniline dyes hurtful cerned. A t the conclusion of the con Oakum wrapped in canvass was insert trip of the president to Panama this edge. The fire rpread to the docks and elected as an assistant instructor in 1.50 per sack. to the kidneys. ference, the packers announced that ed in the crack, and this was compress fall. mathematics. He is a University of for a time it was feared that the city they would at once prepare the labels ed with hydiaulic jacks. Onions— New, l H O l ^ c per pound. Chicago graduate, and comes to Oregon Mexico has prepared a warm recep would be destroyed. Make Sultan Take Medicine. ant have them ready by October 1, Potatoes—Oregon Burbanks, 70090c; from tbe Uniterelty of Colorado. tion for any revolutionists who may Washington, 8ept. 18.— Ambassador when the law goes into effect. sweet potatoes, 2)$c per pound. American Flag as Protection. satrt trouble. Whaler Lost In Arctic. Butter — Fancy creamery, 23027 ) {e Leishman expects to be received by tbe Tampa, Fla., Sept. 7.— General Aee- Bells Big Ranch. New Bedford, Mass., Sept. 11.— News sultan of Turkey at an early date. Tho Bring All Battleships Home. per pound. Efforts at peace in Cuba may result veda, a Cuban m ilitary officer, has ar Eugene— E. J. Crow, who has been of the loss of the San Francisco whal Washington, Sept. 8.— Ths Navy de rived here on a government mission to Eggs — Oregon ranch, 26026) { c per State department today received a dis in the placing of Vice President Capote ing steamer Alexander in the Arctic in the etockraieing business in the dozen. patch from Leishman saying that the partment has decided to concentrate ascertain the real attitude of Cabans in in President Palma’s chair. was received today in a telegram from Spencer butte country, six miles south Poultry— Average old hens, 1 3 H 0 sultan bas recovered from his illness all the battleships of the navy on the Tampa regarding tbe Cuban revolution. Opinion differs as to the possibility Captain James A. Tilton, the com of Eugene, for the past 26 years, mak and would give an audience to tbe home stations and to replace those on Two firms in Tampa have about 40,000 14c per pound; mixed chickens, ISO of saving the transport Sheridan from mander of the vessel, to his wife, who ing a success of it and acquiring 1,100 13t«c; spring, 14016c; old roosters, French and British ambaaeadort. After lbs Asiatic station with armored cruis head of cattle on Cuban ranges, which beooming a complete wreck. is a resident of this city. The telegram acres of land, has sold his farm tn O. 9 0 1 0 c ; dressed chickens, 14#15c; tor- receiving these foreign representatives, ers. In accirdance with this policy the are valued at $600.000. One firm pur Roth parties in Arizona have united was sent from Nome, Alaska, and gave B. Bennett and W. L. Fields, of Colo keys, live, 16021c; turkeys, dressed, it ie believed tbe eultan can offer no battleehips Ohio and Wisconsin, which chased large numbers of American flags no details further than eayingt hat the rado Springs, for $18,000. Mr. Crow further reason (or not permitting Mr. have been in Chinese waters for several and displayed them about its Cuban choice, 2 l0 3 2 !{e ; geese, live, 8010c; against joint statehood. crew wsa safe. Tbe Alexander, al will reside in Engene and retire from ducks, 13015c. Leishman to present his credentials. months past, have started back to tbe ranges, hoping thus to prevent depre The Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria, though hailing from San Francicso, active bnelneea life. United Slates. The Ohio railed ftom dations on property. Veal— Dressed, 51* 0 8 c per pound. which struck a reef in the Hawaiian was manned by a New England ernw. Reform ed Spelling Illegal. Che Foo yesterday for Hampton roads Beef— Dressed bulls, 3c per pound; islands, rests easily and it may be the Students Are Hop Picking. cows, 4 406V4C; country steers, 606c. Washington, Sept. 10.— A local law bv way of the Surz canal. Will W ork fo r Joint Statehood. vessel can be saved. Jewish Refugees Coming. Chemawa — Tbe 460 of the Indian Mutton — P ressed, fancy, 708c per yer declares that President Rooeevelt’e Albuquerque, N. M ., Sept. 7.—The I/indon, Sept. I I — Two thousand boys aad girls at the school here are pound; ordinary, 6 0 6 c; lambs, fancy, simple spelling' order may prove ille May Be Gobbled by Trust. Nearly all the strikers on the San Republican Territorial committee this gal. He soys that over a score of years Francisco street car lines have returned Jewish women and chillrea, Russian all ont picking the hope in the nearby 8 «8 H c . Philadelphia, Sept. 8. — I t was re afternoon indorsed tbe Hamilton joint Pork— Pressed, 708 t^c per pound. ago congress passed a joint resolution, ported today that the Pennsylvania to work pending a settlement of differ refugees, passed through London Sun yards. The boys go into camp while statehood act by a vote of 3 « to 10 aad day. Thry are oo the wav to New tbe girls are in the care of the teach Hips— 190« contracts, 17020c per which became a law, recognising Web railroad had concluded a deal by whieb ences by arbitration. York, their expeneee being paid by ers, aad come back to tbe school each pound; 1905, nominal; 1904. nominal. star’ s unabridged dictionary as the it expects to turn over to tbe United appointed a subcommittee of five to work with a like committee from the The commander of the battleship the Ruseian Relief aaeociation, as near evening. The school management could Wool— Eastern Oregon average beat, standard for government spelling, and States Steel corporation its control of Democrats. It is probable that the op Alabama may be courtmartlaled for ly all are pennileee. Their grown male have placed ont l.hOQ more girls and 16019c per pound, according to shrink that a Supreme court decision afterward tbe Cambria Steel works, but all position to statehood w ill fight indorse- mismanaging his vessel and causing a relallvea were nearly all murdered la in the hop fields of the noighbor- age; valley, 20022c, according to fine a0rm ed the act. Tbe records are now efforts to confirm the report were unsue at ia tbe convention, which w ill be collision with the Illinois July $1. i tbe recent Jewish me see ere in Russia. ness ; mohair, choice, 28020c pound. being examined. crmfnl. held ia Las Vegas September 29.