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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1907)
Tti« Estacada News T H O U S A N D S PO U R IN G IN. T H IR T Y -T W O ARE DEAD. No Check to Steady Stream o f Immi gration to United States. Special Train Carrying Mystic 8Hrin- •rs Wracked in California FIGHT TO A FINISH ONE DEAD, 1 HIRTEEN H U R T. San Francisco Scan# o f Bloody Con flict Over Car Strike. Han Francisco, May 8 . — Rioting by streetcar strikers and their friends and repeated fusillade* of bullets from C RO P O U T LO O K GOOD. Bakar Want* Better Rate*. strikebreakers yesterday marked the Salem— Baker C ity is preparing to first attempt to run cars on the United Fall.and Spring Wheat In Harney Are make an effort to secure through the Railroads since the strike began. The Oregon Railroad commission to secure In Excellent Condition. movement of a freight car from one changes in railroad rates which will Burns— Prospects are good for the make Baker the distributing center for I l I CmtoDSid Fern tar I barn was the signal for obstruction of largest crop of grain, grass and fruit s large section of Eastern Oregon. tbs track by a mob and for a shower of produced sinoe cultivatiou began in Definite plans have not been made and Harney county. There is more acreage the Baker C ity commercial Interest! missiles aimed at those who operated Mayor, However, Declaras Depart in grain than ever before. Both fall m u m o f O n L m i Important tbe car. After running only half a have not determined just what they and spring wheat are receiving atten want, but W. F. Butcher, a prominent ment la Competent to C op* Mot Laaa IntoraaBng E vanta block tbe car was taken back to the tion from the farmers, who desire to With ths Situation. attorney, was in Salem a few days ago o f tho Past Wank. barn. see which is the most productive, some conferring with the commission and as of the farmers contending fall grain Having thus made a teat, the com certaining the procedure it w ill be nec does not do well here. So far, how pany at 2:30 p. m. sent a string of essary to follow. As soon as Baker Secretary Root rays election funds San Francisco, May 11.— The atreet- ever, it has been a success. City gets ready to present its case it are apent in education. car atriks baa developed into a fight to seven passenger cars out of the Turk The sagebrush land cultivated for the w ill begin s movement ol some kind for The Wyoming land fraud triala have first time last year will produce good a finish. Neither aide ia willing to ac and Fillmore street barns, manned by favorable rates. crops if farmers w ill cultivate the soil been aet for the middle ofJ uly. cept arbitration and tbe citizens’ com armed strike breakers. T b eii appear as they do in other successful agricul Teach Raising of Fruit The Herman reichstag haa paaaed a mittees appointed to secure Industrial ance was the signal for renewed rioting. tural countries. tariff agreement with the United Salem— The rudiments of horticul peace have been unable to find any Brickbats, paving stoDes and all man The native grass is better than fcr ture in the rural school, to be taught ar Statea. several years, and there w ill be plenty a branch or side line from the regular basis of settlement. It has been de ner of missies were hurled at the cars The Supreme court haa declared the of feed for tbe stock this summer. The monstrated that the present police lorce by a pursuing mob of several thousand. studies, and to occupy the same im- eght-hour law for public work not ap- hsy crop w ill be larger than last year, is inadequate and that stronger meas One of the guards on the -cars retaliated poitance to the country gthocl as man- plcable to dredge men. and with the fodder left over from last ures w ill be necessary to insure a gen with a shot, which hit its mark. The uel training does to the city schools, is winter insures plenty of feed for tbe the innovation that President W. K. eral resumption of service, if the strug assault on tbe cars became more furious Chief W ilkie, of the United Statea coming winter. gle is conducted on present lines. eeciet service, says he la not watching Newell, of the state board of horticul and the guards retaliated with several Fruit trees are in a healthy condi The wish yesterday of tLe United fusillades, which caused tbe death of the Boise trial at the command of Pres ture, is striving to introduce into the tion, and at present there is good pros Railways officials was to run a string oue man, wounded one fatally and 12 ident Roosevelt. public school system of tire state. At pects for a large crop of fruit. Last every opportunity he is acquainting tbe o( cars from the barn at Oak and Brod less seriously. After running a few A landslide at Kiemsbach, Switzer tall several collections of fruit were patrons of the different districts with erick through the burned district and blocka the cars were returned to the land, destroyed a number of bouaes and sent out of this county to show what the practicability of and advantages to north on Market street to the ferry barn and the attempt to operate the killed three persons and wounded a could be produced here, and all was be gained from bis theory. Teachers’ building, but the consent of the police lines was abandoned fur the day. N IN E T Y DIE IN MINE. number of others. pronounced of first class quality. department could not be obtained. As institutes in the valley give him es Union pickets went among the mob, The New York longshoremen's strike a compromise two car» were run as far pecial opportunity imploring them not to throw stouea. Cigarette Sm oker Starts Blaze in Va Scouring Mills Start Up. is said to have already cost the com into the burned district as Larkin They were jeered by union men and cant Mexican Shaft Pendleton— With an increased force panies $6,000,000 and the employes al street, being operated on Oak, Stanyan, sympathisers. State to Make Own Light. The police with one City of Mexico, May 14.— Ninety of workmen and new and added ma most as much. Twenty thousand men Page, Devisadero and Sutter streets. 8alem— The board of capitol buliding exception did n< * *ven draw their clnbs. men are supposed to have lost their chinery the Pendleton scouring mills are out. This route was covered twice. On tbs commissioners has called f- r proposals The police did little to check the llvet in a Are which started in the has begun the 1907 season’s tun of first trip mounted police acted as out Commander Fullam, of the United Tenares copper mine at Velerdena, in eight months’ lawlessness. They attempted to dis duration. Manager for supplying the state institutions at riders, and more y ^ ^ a score of patrol Statea gunboat Marietta, haa warned the state of Durango, last Friday night. Judd, who recently arrived here from Salem with electric light after March suade the mob from violence, bat o *ly men rode in ante 'obilee, but no vio the Honduran government to behave The fire is still raging, and is said to his home in Boston, predicts a hard 1908, when the present contract with two of them used force and they did it lence was offered by the crowds. at he w ill seize the telegraph lines. be beyond control. so effectively that they cleared tbe way run this year and an increaae in the the Portland General Electric company On the second trip the mounted offi w ill expire. Proposals must be sub He ba9 hail smoe of hia messages tam for the care for the time being. The Thirty-five bodies have been recov manufacture of woolen gooda at thia cers were withdrawn as an experiment In case the state pered with. police arreeted 13 of the strikebreaker* ered up to this time Seventeen m in place to supply the eastern demand for mitted by June 4. to determine the temper of the crowds. for shooting, but made no arrests An extra night cannot secure satisfactory terms a plant Jules M. Hannaford, second vice ers are known to have escaped. This western made stock. Missiles were hurled from buildings will be installed at (be penitentiary, among tbe mob. president of the Northern Pacific rail information has been conveyed in a shift will start to work in about a and several persons were injured. and tbe state w ill make its own elec That the many bloody events of yes road and pretident of the Northern dispatch to the Associated Press offices week. An assistant to President Mullally tricity for the capitol. prison, asylum, terday may be repeated with even more Express company, w ill givs up bis in Mexico City. The burning mine be said today he had several hundred blind school, mute s M. >1, reform sobool tragic results was the fear expressed Fence Srntism Canal. railroad work in order to devote bis en longs to the Uuggenbeime. strikebreakers, motormen and conduc E X PE C TE D M AN Y S E N S A T IO N S last night when it was made known Albany— The Willamette Valley com and asylum farm. The origin of the fire Is supposed to tire time to the express business. tors, quartered in the company’s barns, that the United Railways’ program for have been due to the carlesBnens of a pany has begun work of fencing the and that they are competent to operate Mexico has just sent a representative Business Tr-rj. > 7n Albany Eastern Newspaper Men Disgusted to practically the entire streetcar system. today inclades another attempt to re miner, who was smoking a cigarette in Santlam canal in its course through this to the Jamestown fail. sume the operation of Its system. This Albany— Following the example of Both branches of the ditch, an abandoned shaft. The fire bad city. Find Bole* an Orderly Town. Mayor Schmitx said the police depart- attempt, according to General Manager Chicago streetcar employee have de gained great headway before it was which separates in Die southeastern Portland business men in holding com Boise, May 13.— Considerable disgust men “ is competent to cope with the Mullalley, w ill be made some time in manded an advance in wages. discovered by the men In the near vi part of Albany, and thus supplies man mercial excursions, the business men ia expiessed by some of the newspaper situation.” Chief of Police Dinan said the forenoon. He declined to state at ufacturing industries in both ends of of Albany are planning a number of ex his men w ill preserve order. Mean what hour or to discuss the company’s Paris has just had a fire the property cinity. They found that all avenues of men who have come from distant points. cursions to tributary points. It is loss of which amounted to $ 2 , 000 , 1 ) 00 . escape to the surface had been cut off. the city, will be lined with wire fence. They appear to have thought they were time the population of San Francisco is plans in this respect. Seventeen, however, were in a good po The work is being done under a re- planned to make trips to Lebanon, Major Edwards has been forced to sition, and made a daah and reached cent order of tire city council and Brownsville and Scio and excursions coming to an aimed camp, where sen deprived of a vreetcar service, and sub sations weie likely to be constant, and jected f„ the alternative of walking or resign as agent of the Umatilla Indian the outer air. while it will afford some protection are also in prospect to M ill City, they have been both surprised and dis paying five prices for a wagon service. TR AIN R O BB E R S ARE FOILED. reservation. Lyons, Detroit and the other towns east Rescuing parties have been working against accidents, it rill destroy the Reduced to an arithmetical aspect, appointed to find a community as quiet Berlin has automobile hearses, au heroically, but only charr d and un beauty of tbe canal n the residence of Albany on the Corvallis A Eastern, as one in New England, and bo perfect the problem Is simply this: I f 50 po Engineer Loses Life in Saving Passen and to Shedds, Halsey and Harrisburg, thorized and licensed by the city and recognizable remains have thus far districts. lice are required to afford safe conduct on the Southern Pacific south of A l ly composed that no one uninformed gers Prom Destruction. rewarded their efforts. they seem veryp poular. would suspect anything of great im to two streetcars daily over six miles of bany. It is believed such excursions A oany to Hava Stock how. Butte, May 8.— Tbe North Coast portance was going on here Some of track when no paesengere are carried, . The Russian czar is in contempt of a E X PLO D E S U N K E N MINE. Albany— Plans are on foot for the would do much good. them have asked to be recalled, and ex bow shall 200 earn be operated in pas Limited east bound train of the North French court because he does not trim holding of a stock and horse show in pect to leave after the jury is empan senger traffic over 260 mile* of tracks ers Pacific Railroad company was held the trees of a villa he owns at Nice. Artesian W ell at La Grand*. There is Japanese Steamer Brings N ew t of Vlbany the coming summer. with a total force of only 100 police, eled. up early yesterday morning by two La Grande— M iller 4 West, who an abundance of good stock in Linn W illiam A Pinkerton, of the Chicago Bad Disaster. Sheriff Hodgin has gathered np 76 not moie than half of whom can be on have been digging (or an artesian well county, and since the location of the 8. detective aenocy, says President Moyer, Victoria, B. C., May 14.— Advices jurymen in the counity districts and duty continually? That the running of masked men near W elch's spar, a sid o f the miners, is the Chicago burglar. were received by the steamer Riojun S. Bailey training stables at the Albany in the O. R. A N. roundhouse yards for w ill fill out the panel in town. He two or three cars a day may constitute ing 18 miles east of Butte, and Engi track, thia city haa become quite a the past six months, have been reward keep» the names to himself closely, the entire streetcar service for a city of neer James Clow shot dead and Fire New York police are being held In Maru from Yokohama that as a result horse center. Hence it is believed such ed by a flow of cool, sparkling water to and nothing is known about the men 300.000 people for an indefinite time is readiness tc prevent expected riots of the recent increases in duty on mat man James Sullivan shot through the an exhibition could be successfully held the extent of 100 gallons per minute, perfectly apparent nnless an adequate arm. Without making an attempt to he has summoned. growing out of the longshoremen's ting entering the United States, the Committees w ill probaOly be The water carries so far a slight taste of guild which controlled the bulk of ex here. protective force is sppplied. strike. blow np the expreea car, as was evi ports of Japanese matting has been named soon to take charge of the ar sulphur, but otherwise is excellent. dently intended, the two robbers jump Veneruela Paying O ff Debts. Additional digging, it is thought, w ill Statistics show that during April 322 broken up. rangements. Property L ots la 8360,000,000. ed from the cab and ran down the cause a spouting stream of 20 feet. The people were killed and 303 wounded in Washington, May 13.— The State de News of the destruction of a Japan New York, May 11.— The San Fran mountain aide, disappearing in a gulch well is now 860 feet deep The water partment has received a dispatch from Russia by robbers, police and in various ese boat with the loss of 13 lives as a Infected T rees Are Destroyed. 1906, several hundred yarde from the track. street riots. Minister Russell, at Caracas, Vene- cisco conflagration of April, Oregon City— Twelve hundred fruit w ill be piped and used to fill tanks. result of the explosion of a drrelect On the tender of the locomotive was xuela, stating that the payment to the swept away not only every dollar of The temperature in Pittsburg haa mine off Toyama was brought by the trees on the Ladd tract near Mount allied powers, Germany, Great Biitain profit previously made by the insur found s telescope grip full of giant Inttallirg Fruit Cannery. suddenly dropped from 6fi derees to 32 Riojun Maru. The fishermen mistook Pleasant are being destroyed, and a Albany— Work is progressing rapidly and Italy, agreed upon under the block ance companies out of underwriting pqwder, intended ior use in blowing degrees, making the coldest May weath the mine for an oil drum and were try stump puller is being used to take up since I860, but cost them $79,708,174 np the express car. ing to pick it up when it exploded. the trees, which are diseased. The on the fruit canning plant at Browns ade several years ago, will be complet er on record. The two Sandif^^pis far have man-_ besides, according to a statement made The Riojun Maru reports that tea trees are on the property of Mrs. Lena ville, which w ill be the first industry ed about July 1. After that date tbe Mexico haa withdrawn her demand* shipments to the United .States to com Rigler, corner Ninth and faction of the kind is Linn county. The can- only payments w ill be on account of bv President George W . Burchell. of aged to elude aboq the National Board ot Underwriters in the mounts in_______________ en Huatemala. mence on the next Inward steamer w ill streets, are being cut down and bumeij-nJify^Lf^eing Installed in the old tan the exchanges in the currency of the from the the annual meeting of that orgari The Harriman lines have orders for be larger this year than during any by order of the county authorities, jrfio nery biiTlìlhiny“- J i«r t^p&mthgrn PacItSeYcountries. The deferred claimants, the e"trail was loet by the President F " I * 1* Nether- tion here today. are making a determined effort (»stam p depot. The plant will be ready for United 110,000 tons ot steel rails (or delivery previous season. p^~3>n dogs on a road leading to Butte, out orchards that are intuited with operation this summer, Beans and to iands, Sweden a n ^ o e lg iu m , wi. II then said carefully compiled Xgures showed in 1808. ths total property loss to have been in wdere the bandits had sprinkled a Big Legal Fight Is On. fruit pest. matoes will be canned this season and come in for settlement. M onthly/ pay quantity of red pepper. The officers round numbers $350,000,000. Armed bandits are reported to be Denver, Colo., May 14.— Last week other vegetables w ill be added to the ments w ill be made to those coffmtrie* have a number of fresh hounds in re Push Qood RiMciz committing depredations in seve-a! see the attorneys for the defendants in the to ^ C Campaign ar output later. Some marketable fruits from the customs receipts of Venejzuela. serve and the hunt w ill be resumed. Stung to Death by Ant* La Grande— T ie younty court ia pros w ill also be put up. case of officers of the L c,t BrtWion Span Puerto Corte i Ms Volcanoes Ara M ora Activa. ing . . f i t d ecla re*'"^S rill ish Mine company, charged hr tiie ecuting its good reads campaign with TAp county has n o « been divid Givs Back Their Coal l,ands. Meeting Demand fo r Brick. to the striking New York Postoffice department with using **>• vigor Messina, Sicily, May 13.— New cra AM. .ricans arri, . „ j P l ^ r e p o r t t Denver, Msy 8.— Through the in mails to defraud, entered a demurrer ed infcr three general districts anil each Albany— W ith a view to avoiding the ters have opened up in Mounts Aetna GuateLùiian governm ent® committing 5 nd atrocities to the indictment before United Staten o»fUe members of the court will super brick famine, which prevailed in this and Stromboli, whose eruptions are in unspeakable outrage» strumentality of officials of tbe depart the throne haa been born i are not being ment of Justice here, certain persona in District Judge K. E. Lewie. Argu vise the construction and repair of the city last summer, J. 8. Morgan, of creasing. The obeervatories of Messina Even women and ch< there is great rejuicing was massacred It is Albany, is burning two kilns of 300,- and Catania ccntinue to regiater earth spared. A family c ments were made by the attorneri of roads in his particular section. a state farther east have surrendered to land. both (idea and Judge Lewis is expected expected by this mote to get results 000 brick each. Of this amount he shocka. The alarm of the pmpulation by Guatemalan w ’ l i [near Guatemala Assistant United States Attorney Gene pm men t, when ral Burch the patents for and deeded per claims that Charles to give his decision early this week on much better than generally obtained has orders for 40,000 brick ior building of this island is growing, espiecislly City bv order of , ,i$a hostility back tc th* government voluntarily be plicated in the Steunen- the demurrer. This is the first gun in when road work is left entirely to dis in Albany and surrounding towns, and around Mount Aetna. A portion of the Jose Olevora Inc Crec tween 1,000 and 2,000 scree of very , is an ex-convict, having what promises to be a hard fought trict supervisors. is planning to burn another kiln of main crater of Stromboli has fallen in through political activity, in Joliet for burglary. legal hattle to show whether or not ths equal size. It seems to have affected the sea, which care, one of Cabrera’ s p olitK ? 1 oppo valuable coal lands in Routt county, Parker Bros Purchase Mill. is much agitated near the island. Sci nents, near Livingston, was tr^d to a Colorado, for which nearly $100,000 of Appeals of New York defendant« told the truth in the glow Albany— Parker Bros., who operated entists have expressed the opinion that stake in the middle of a hill of pi»json had been offered them, tbe probable PO RTLAND M ARKET8. the attorney general the ing prospectus which they sent bro -.d- a sawmill near Plainview for several value being two or three times that pmesibly a submarine crater may have oue ants, which stung him to d<atth\ contest Mayor McClellan’s east through the mails. cars, have purchased the Hall sawmill amount. This was done after careful Wheat— Club, 78c; bluestem, 80c; opieaed. recount of the ballot* is now n Thomas creek and w ill enlarge the valley, 77o; ted, 76c. Queer Place fo r 8trike. .consultation with eminent counsel. Selfish Policy in Kv* to oommence coon. pacify of the plant. W ith the pur Han Francisco, May 11.— The plant of Oats— No. 1 white, $29; gray $28® Victoria, B. C., May 1L— " Shut* Down to Avert Riots. se of the m ill they secured control 29. Oary, ohalrman of tL# United et Yangtse, which arrived fi Ocaan Linars Crippled. Salt Lake City, May 10.— The plant the Herculea Powder company st P i of about 20,000,000 feet of timber and Steel corporation, if rail- hama, brings news that Ma nole was tied up today through the re Rye— $1.46(3)1.60 pier cwt. New Y ork, May 8.— W ith the spring of the American Smelting A Refining Will make the industry an important ould use heavier 7*uS there resident general in Korea, in a r Barley— Feed, $22.60 par ton; brew company at Murray, a suburb, employ fusal of the union men to work at the tide of tourists to Europe at its height, The mill ing. $23; rolled, $23.60^24.60. fewer accidents. The heavy speech at Seoul, rebuked the selfish one in the Santiam country aide of 11 non-union machinists who the trans-Atlantic steamship companies ing about 1,000 men, cloeed down to w used by the roads cause fte- policy of Jspan in the Herm it kingdom. s situated six miles east of Scio. Corn— Whole, " m ; cracked, $26 per day because of a strike of 260 men, ore had been imported by the company to are facing the daDger of a serions tieup, I breakage of rails take the places of the machinists who practically all of them being today par ton. m He said no policy that was entirely haulers and furnace charger;, who de Donates Books to State Library. Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $16® mand an increase in pay. The deter struok for an eight-hour dsy. Nearly tially crippled as a result of the strike t ’ enraged mob at Butte made an selfish wav never successful, and urged Salem— Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell, of 16 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, 1,000 men are affected by the strike. of longshoremen for increased wages. nnsecceseful attempt to lynch an officer Japan to further the Interests of other mination to close down followed minor countries in Korea as well as her own. Portland, has dbnated to the state II- $18(5)19; clover, $6; cheat, $9; grain disturbances at the plant, when the The boiler makers' helpers, electri Many ccmstwlee and tramp steamer ‘who shot an escaping prisoner. News was also received that China it brary a set of 36 volumes of Repoite of hay, $9@10 strikers, who are mostly Greeks and cians, lead burners, steam fitters snd lines are aleo affected. Th* number of The death list in the steamer Poitou about to send a number of m ilitary ca the United States Coart and Geodetic ( Fruits— Strawberries, Oregon, 12X Austrians, tried to intimidate other other unions called out their members. men now out is estimated by strike wreck is placed at 48. Surveys, slow in g the sweep of the coest 16c pound ; apples, $1(J2.50 per box. dets from North China to the French leaders at about 10,000. The only dis men who remained at work. Several Deep Snow In Wyoming. From an unknown source Princeton m ilitary school at 8t. Cyr for training. of Oregon and Washington and the | Vegetables— Turnips, $!®1.25 per men were taken to a nearby pmnd and order thus far occurred today when 160 Columbia river. The hooka were a sack; carrots, $1®1.25 pier sack; beets, university has received a gift of $1,- Laramie, W yo., May 11.— For two strikers attacked and scattered a gang part of the library of the late Cleve $1.26(5)1.60 pier sack; cauliflower, $1® ducked. 200 , 000 . days s snow has raged in the Southern of 40 nonunion men. May Spread to Other Cltlea. land Rockwell who took a deep interest 1.26 per dozen; lettuce, head, 36®46c Wyoming mountains, and snow is -ev New York, May 14.— President Pat to the coast survey work. Disaster In New Mexico. There is some suspicion thst sn ex » pier dozen; radishes, 20c pier dozen; en feet deep on a level. Since April I t Trains Crash in a Fog. El Paso. Tex., May 13.— Word haa pert jury flier is st work on ths Hay rick Conners, of the longshoremen’s asparagus, 10c pier pioond; rhubarb, 4c the snn haa not shone, snd the storm union, expressed the opinion tonight Wheeling, W . Va. May 8.— In a just been received here that the west Qold Strike at Rooster Rock wood jury at Boise. per pmund. haa not ceased a moment. Tbe temper dense fog early today the New York- that the strike against the trans-Atlan Albany— A gold strike is reported Onl-ns— Oregon, $2.60®3 pier hun bound piaesenger train No. 7 on the ature has been between sero and 10 de Two volcanoes in Sicily, Strom boll tic companies would be extended to Chicago express No. 7, upon tb* Balti Southern Pacific, which left here at near Rooster Rock, a well known land dred. and Etns, are In active eruption, caus Boeton and Philadelphia if the com 6:46 yesterday afternoon, haa been gree* below dnring that time. I t ia the more A Ohio railroad crathed into an mark on (he Willaroelte Valley A Cas Potatoes— Oregon, $1.8692 pier sack; moat remarkable storm that ever visit ing terror on ell eldee. panies sent their vessels to discharge cade Mountain wagon road, near the east bound freight train as It was tak new potatoes, 8c pmund; sweet pota wrecked at Lordsturg, N. M. Five ed the Wyoming monntaina. and load at those ports. This the Upper Soda resort, which Is 67 miles ing the siding at Rosby's Rocks, 20 pieople are said to have been killed and toes, 6c pier pmund. , One of Osrmeny's leeding pepers steamship officials here said they would east of Albany. Some very rich otj is mile* east of here, killing fonr of tb* Butter— Fancy creamery, 2 0 9 9 tK c many injured. Particulars have not ed itoriilly predicts war between Japan Unrast in India la Growing. do If sufficient help could net be se said to have been fonnd, but the extent railroad men, seriously injuring three yet been received. A wrecking train pier pmund. end the United Statea. Lahore, India, May 11.— Tha politi others, and slightly injuring fire pate- cured here. Mr. Conners’ statement of the discovery has not been learned. Butter Fat— First grade cream. 21c with several surgeons left hen for the The engine, baggage, mail Lordeburg is the cal an n e t her* is assuming graver pro sengers. An excursion of Omaha bnsineae men follcwed a meeting of the strikers at per pmund; second grade cream, 2c leas scene of the wreck. terminus of -tbe first divisicn of the portions. The authorities are drafting and express can were demolished, bnt w ill make a tour of the Northwest. which he said it had been rhown that Trees From Nebraska Condemned pier pound. troops of all aima, arid have Issued a the passenger coach** and tha sleepers There w ill be 126 In the party, which not a man had deserted the tanks. Oregon City— County Fruit Inspector Poultry — Average old hens, 16c Southern Pacific west <>( J ^ P aso. proclamation prohibiting meeting* of were uninjored. w ill start June 2. A. J. Lewie has condemned a shiprjw.* pier pmund; mixed chickens, 1 5 ® 1 6 ){c; A senes tion eras caused Hops to Avoid Striko. Kansas Enforces Corporation Law. every of fruit trees that earns from a Nel^ v - spring *od broilers, 22 w»® 26c; Colorado men are endeavoring to arrest of a prominent law Telephone Girls Weakening. Denver, May 14.— It is stated au ka nursery. Topieka, Kan.. May 13.— W rit* of today The trees were covetfid old roosters, 9®10c; dressed chickens, have patents to several thousand sores thoritatively tin t the failure of Inter with root galla and hairy root and were yer in tbs Punjaub. He was immedi San Francisco, May 8.— Despite the 16917c; turkeys, lira, 13®16c; tur ouster were leaned against the Western of lard set aside bees use it la claimed state Commissioner Knapp and United consigned to Charles Hall, of Mulino. ately departed to another province. enthusiasm shown by several hundred keys, dressed, choice, 1 S ) { 920 c; geese, Union Telegraph company and the the lumher companies obtained posses State* Labor Commissioner N eill to The entire shipment was burned. girl* at the meeting of the striking tel live, 8c; young ducks nominal, old Pullman company here today by the sion fraudulently. F ir* L ea* a f H alf a Million. settle the differenree existing between Supreme court of Kanrae, for not com ephone operators today, tbe indications ducks, 16918c. the Denver A Rio Grande railroad and New York, Msy 11.— Fire canted a are that, unless the linemen go out and plying with the Kansas corporation Close Bridge fo r Repairs. Eggs 18c pier dozen. A snbnrlan passenger train on the Its trainmen, and their departure for Oregon City— The Circuit court ha* Vsal— Dressed, 5 t$®8e pier pmund laws. The ooater requires that tbe two loss estimated at $600,000 tonight in oomplicate tha situation, the oompeny Burlington road was wrecked six miles Washington yesterday, will not result eloavd the Mg suspension bridge that Beef,— Dressed balls, 4®4)$o |>sr companies must pay tbe charter fees tbe building at Sixth avenne and Thir w ill have practically a complete force eat of Chicago. One passenger was in an Immediate strike of the train ■pan* the Willamette river at Oregon pmund; oows, 6 97s; country eteers, required by tbe state before they so teenth street occupied by Sheppard, at tha ewitehbearde within next killed and a number injured. men. They are expected tc have an City.to team* and wagons, allowing 7® 8c. continue to do btuiDees in Kansas. It Knapp A Oo., dealers in furniture and few day*. A committee of linemen Passengers at New York wishing to other conference with tbe tailored offi pedestrians to pass over. Extensive re Mutton— Dressed, fancy. 1 0 ® 1 0 )fr ia expected that both companies w ill carpets. Many oriental rugs wars de waited on President Scott of tbe tele stroyed. phone company to intercede for th* pair« w ill be com me need at once and f rees the ocean are carrying their own ciala tomorrow. ___________________ >r pound; ordinary, I M S ; spring *P P ««I- striking operators today. baggage on board vessel* on account of rushed as fast as possible. mbs, with pslta, 9910 i ^ F Five Kitted by Watt. M ara S trikebreaker* on Way. the long-horemen's »trike. Freight is Want T a riff Deal With Franc*. Pork— Dressed, 699c p^rpoond Baker WWie fo r Inspector. piling np on the deck* end thousands Ruston, La., May 14.— Some unnown 2,000 H odcarrfer* Join Strikers. icording to Denver, May 11.— Six carloads of Paris, May 13.— American merchants Hopa 6#6c par | Hops— ef boxes of citrus fruit has been rained. persona se4 off a charge cf tome high Salem— Labor Commissioner O. P. quality. hare, fearing a tariff war between strikebreakers on their way to San Chicago. May 8.— Twc thousand hod- explosive here under tho bouse of Hoff haa appointed Edward Trnmball, W ool— Eastern Oregon average bast, Francs and tbe United Statm, have Francisco passed through Denver over carriers and ballding laborers today The Imperial council of Mystic Samuel Cook, a negro, early today, of Salisbury, Baker county, a factory 16® 19c par pound, according to shrink forwarded to tbe State department st the Union Pacific railroad thia aftar- joined th* strike of tbe hricklaysts. A Bhriners is In evasion at Los Angeles, blowing the house to piece* and killing inspector. He is a foreman in a plan age; valley, 20921 c, according to Ana Washington a petition, asking for the on. They war* joined hers by a speedy settlement is predicted. Ths ■settle la working for the next ooa- Cook and four other negroes sleeping in ing m ill and ia fkmiliar with machin- nas*; mohair, cholea, 29®30c par Immediate appointment of a tariff com number of men recruited by labor total number of men now oat is shoot sieve. a front room. mission to com* hat* and negotiate. agent* ia thia eity. 10 , 000 . pxmnd. •*T- irr acada NEWS BFJTHE WEEK Santa Barbara, Cal., May 13.— While hurrying northward over the Coast line of the Southern Pacific railroad Satur day afternoon, homeward bound, after a week of fraternizing and firsts in Lot Angeles, 146 Sbriners of Ishmaeli tem ple, of Buffalo, and Rajah temple, of Reading, Pa., with their families and friends were hurled into the midst of death when their special train, running 60 miles an hour struck a defective switch at Hcnda, a lonely station on the sand wastes of the Pacific beach, derailing the train, smashing the coach es into flinders, killing 32 almost in- »lantly and injuring more than a. score of others. The bodies of 21 lie in the morgues ol Santa Barbara and 10 more are at San Luis Oblapo. Tbe injured, many of whom are terribly hurt and will probably die, are in two sanitari ums at San Luis Okiapo. There was no warning of the im pending calamity. The special plunged upon the defective switch, and in an instant the big lucomotive, bagqage car, diner and Pullman, coupltd with it, were hurled together in a heap of wreckage. The engine shot forward on the broken track, tearing up the rails and ties and twisting the huge iron spans intc fishhooks. The heggage car half buried itself in the sand on the right side of the locomotive. It was smashed almost to kindling wood. The dining.£ar, iu which were 32 people eating their noonday repast, leaped into the air and was thrown di rectly on top of the demolished locomo tive. Nearly every person in this coach was instantly killed. Scores were scald ed by steam escaping from disconnected pipes in the kitchen of the diner. The terror and turmoil cl the scene were in describable. Many of those escaped instant death by the first impact were crushed by the rear coaches hurled up>on the wreckage. Others, pinioned in the debris, were roasted alive. The wreckage caught fire from the coals of the engine, but was extinguished in a few minutes by tbe paseengets who es- caped injury. New York, May 14.— The flooding tide of immigration to American shores runs ceaselessly on, and new high water marks for the Influx of Europe’s migra tory horde« are being recorded v»ery month in the port of New York Already May bids fair to outstrip the April rcoord, when 133,462 immigrants poured through the gateway of New York into the country. Five trans-At lantic liners brought in over 6,000 yes terday and officials at Ellis island say that there are no signs of cessation of this European invasion. The well spring of this h iman stream lies principally in Southern and Middle Europe, while another but lesser cur rent has its source in the Scandinavian and Herman states. Italy, Austria- Hungary and the Lower Russians now supply more than one half of all the Immigrants seeking homes in this coun try. Every fourth alien examined at Ellis island is Italian, while every fifth newcomer is from the Austrias. A score of years ago the headwaters of foreign immigration were in Ireland and Hermany. But now the source has entiiely changed. The industrial fields of the United Statea still absorb the greater part of the foreign outpour, and several states— Massachusetts, Connec ticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl vania, Illinois and Ohio— find homes for 70 per cent of the total number. C San Francisco Railroads and Car men Relose All Overtures. POUCE FORCE IS INADEQUATE