The Estacada News
I mmi I Each Ttiaradvy
ESTACADA
OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
RU SSIA IS Q U IE T.
S C H M IT Z IS G U IL T Y .
People Receive N tw t o f C zar's A c
tion in Silence
Jury Agrees That 8an Francito Mayo
Extortad Money.
St. Petersburg, June 18.— The disso
lution of the second douma was receiv
ed throughout St. Petersburg with per
fect tranquility, thanks to the precau
tionary measures, and in no place in
Russia, so far as known, were there any
serious disturbances.
Demonstiations among Bt. Peters
burg workmen are anticipated tomor
row, but the authorities are not alarm
ed. They profess to be chiefly appre
hensive over the possibility of rioting
and racial excesses in Odessa and in
Kiev and other citiea where party feel
ing runs high. An outbreak of agrarian
disorde'sln several regions of the em
pire is anticipated later, when the peas
antry learn of the dissolution, but a
spirit of quiet confidence in the ability
of the government to hundle the situa
tion prevails in administrative circles.
News of tile dissolution reached the
Bt. Petersburg papers too late foi their
last editions, but the public was quick
ly Informed through extras and great
poeteis set out by the police at all street
corners, containing the ukase announc
ing the dissolution and the impeiial
manifesto.
Ban Francisco, June 14.— A jury
12 of liis peers baa declared Mayor
Eugene E. Bchmits guilty of the crime
of extortion as chaiged against him by
the Oliver grand jury.
The jury was out just one heur and
thiity-U\e minutes. It elected Charles
E. Cupp foreman and at.once proceeded
to an ¡nfonnul ballot.
This was cast
verbally and stood 11 (ot conviction
and one for acquittal. Mr. Burua,
shoemaker, cast the dissenting vote
Then the 12 men began a discussion of
the evidence, which lasted for nearly
an hour. A t the end of tiiat time tlie
first formal ballot was cast. It was
written ballot and woe unanimous lot
conviction. The jurymen issued this
statement to the Associated Press ini
mediately after their dismissal hy the
court.
The mayoi received the verdict quiet
ly and without emotion. He sat at tiie
table talking with his counxel, while
few loyal friends came up nnd shook
him by the hand. Many of tiie city
employee, appointees of Schmitz, were
present and they showed the greatest
surprise and consternation.
Assistant District Attorney Heney
who has borne the brunt of the battle
for the prosecution, was not in tlie
courtroom when _ the
verdict
was
brought in. liven the prosecution did
not expect such a quick decision by the
jury, and was unprepared for it. There
were no signs of jubilation when tlie
result of tlie trial was known among
tlie forces of the prosecution.
They
took their victory quietly.
Among the crowd were heard expres
sions of satisfaction that justice had
been done, but they weie mingled witli
woids of regret that Bchmitz, who had
played such a gallant part during the
fire ami earthquake, had succumbed
the influence that had brought about
hia conviction ol felony. Sentence will
be pronounced June 27.
NEW LAW IS DEAD LE T TE R .
BY RAIL TO K LA M A T H FALL8.
GATHERED AT HAGUE
Delegates ot All Nations Vili Dis
cese Peace Piaos.
S C H M IT Z IN A T R A P .
Flays Into Haney’ s Hands by Openirg
Way fo r Ruef.
San Francisco, June 12.— W bat
looked like a field day for Mayor
Bchmits in his trial for extortion,
was transformed by a sudden coup
of Francis J. Heney into a distinct
victory for the prosecution.
W ith
both Schmitx and Ruef on the stand,
the day waa replete with sensations,
but capping all was the neatly laid
trap into which the defense made a
precipitous fall. The trap was care
fully laid, even to the point where
the Mayor
himself
unknowingly
sprung in.
When Mr. Heney announced that
the prosecution had completed Its
case, the defense, thinking that the
danger from Ituef hud passed, de
cided to put Bchmitz on the stand.
The Mayor, accordingly, appeared in
his own behalf and, regarding Ruef
us no longer a menace, rushed ahead
with his denials.
He reached the
point on cross-examintlou where Mr.
Heney asked him if he had received
any of the money paid to Ruef by
the French restaurants, and, despite
the warnings from his own attorney,
Bchmitz answered In the negative.
In so doing he played completely
into the bands o f the prosecution,
not only by laying a basis for the
Introduction of the testimony o f
Ruef in rebuttal, but by passing the
entire extortion up to Ruef in such
manner that the captive boss will
eagerly refute the testimony by de
claring that he paid half the money,
or $2599, to Bchmitz.
Both Mr. Heney and Mr. Burns
were confident last night, and well
satisfied with the turn of events.
"W e look for conviction,” said
Mr. Heney.
“ W e believe we have
proved our case.”
Last Few Miles Will Delay Completion Qrocerymen Continue to Make Seles
Until Fall o f 1908.
o f Poison for Sprays.
Klamath Falla— The California-
Salem— That the law giving druggists
Nortbeaatern Railroad ia expected to the exclusive right to sell poisons will
reach Darrta, seven mllea from Teet not he enforced is evident Irom the fact
er's Landing, by November 1. Steam- that some of the druggists have found
Action on Disarmament Question to
ers ply between Teeter s and this it newesery to purchase their supplies
A Return* o f the Lee* Importen» but
They aie
Be.Watched by Whole Civ
city, so that next winter there will of poison from griceri men.
Not L ee* Interesting Events
be but seven miles o f staging iu the j hardly in a position, therefore, to pros
ilized World.
o f the Pest Week.
eeiite the grocerymen for selling poison.
trip to this city.
A regular train service over the Some tune ago a druggist secured an
new railroad will be established opinion from the attorney general, in
July 1, when the road will be com which it was held that the pharmacy
Market <|iiotations are !o bt ¡»«te d
The Hague, June 16.— With the rrp-
pleted to Orr's Meadows. The road law of 1907 prohib ts the saie of poi
on Union Pacific trains.
lesentatives ol 46 countries gatheied
is being built in a substantial man sons by any pers< ns except registered
Denver ia full of delegates to attend
heie for the opening of the second peace
ner, which gives assurance that it
pharmacists, and thi< was held to ap
the land law convention.
will one day be used as the main
conference, which w ill take place to
ply
to
such
poisons
n
are
used
in
fruit
line of the Southern Pacific between
The new Salvadorean revolution is
day, there is a remarkable contrast be
sprays and for other agricultural pur
Portland and Sacramento.
not making much headway.
tween the sentiments prevailing upon
The road will in all probability poses. Agricultural papers pretty gen
not reach Klamath Kails until the erally condemned the law, for the ria
tlie eve of the original conference of
Limitation of armament w ill not
fall of 1908, as It w ill require con son that the druggists charge a higher
come before The Hague conference.
1899 and today, which lias become a
siderable tim e to complete the dike price for poisons than grocerymen and
The wife of ex-Governor Wells, of
subject ol general comment.
In 1899,
across the marsh and to construct dealers in agricultural supplies aie ac
Utah, lias been fatally hurt in an auto
the drawbridge across
Klamath customed to do. It was asserted, how
although less than half the preseut
river.
wreck.
ever, that the law would be enforced
number of governments were represent
W O N 'T RUSH STR IK E .
and that prosecutions would follow if
Baron Kaneko is to succeed Aoki as
Berry Prices Up Again.
ed, tlie hope of the world was high and
others
than
druggists
continued
to
sell
Japanese amlstssador to the United
Hood R iver— Cold weather anjL
there waa a vision of disarmament and
States.
Telegraphers Raalizs Great Coat to rain which fell here for the first time such commodities as arsenate of soda,
tlie
banishment of the curse of war
acetate
of
lead
and
Paris
green.
The
In many weeks is holding back the
Business That Would Follow
A fire in a Boston garage destroyed
from among civilized peoples.
Men
strawberry crop, the season for j grocerymen accepted the challenge and
between 35 and 40 automobiles, valued
New York, June 18.— The Commer which is thought to be about half
announced their intention to stay in
who were here eight years ago recall
at $100,000.
cial Telegiaphers’ union lias not yet over. Prices for berries have taken I
the business. Since thut time several
how the delegates of the powers met in
___ have been procuring their
* New York brokers report the theft of received an answer to the demands on an upward tendency, bringing in t h e !___
druggists
the
Western
Union
Telegraph
company,
response to tiie generous appeal of the
neighborhood o f $2.75.
So far 30 j p,,igon fnpplies ironlgro erymen. Pos
$20,000 in bonds which were in transit
according to Pnsident S. J. Small, of cars have been shipped out this sea- 1 sibly they have been doing " this for the
emperor of Russia and entered upon
from London to New York.
son
with
the
expectation
that
as
.
.
.
,
.
.
..
.
the union. After a meeting of the ex
their work with the zeal and enthusi
Oiders have been received at Hono ecutive committee tonight, both Presi many more will be moved before it ! PurP°“ ° * f ' ur,"8 f » U#n®e' “ u* th,s
probable, for there has been ^no
asm of men upon a holy mission. Yet
lulu to double the capacity of the prin dent Small and Secretary Treasurer is over. This does not include the |18
need to resort to that device.
A ll the
thiee months later this dream failed
cipal army post near that city.
Russell left the city, Mr. Russell re number of crates shipped by express, dealers have continued to sell openly
which has reached about 8,000. The
and nothing beyond the adoption of a
Prominent railroad surgeons believe turning to Chicago.
FIG H TING AG AIN .
total number of cars shipped last and have no fear of prosecution.
pious vow remained of the avowed ob
President Small notified all Hie un year was 2 8, so that although the
that many wrecks might lie averted if
ject
of
the
conference.
the employes were retired upon teach ions ‘ oday Ihitt I lie statement that the crop is not as large as expected It Is
Anticipate Busy Lumber Seaton.
The powers favoring a discussion of a Nicaragua and Salvador Ignore P eac«
adjustment of grievances hail been post a better one than that of 1906. Grow
ing 40 years.
Elgin— The various sawm ill' men of
Agreement.
proposal to reduce armaments fear that,
poned was untrue, and directed them to ers now look for it to reach 60,000
The trial of Orchard for the murder hold themselves in readiness for im emtos against 75.000 or 80,000, > Elgin are getting ready for the season’s
unless it is brought up, the whole idea
Mexico City, June 12.— Nicaragua
' run and many mills have started, nl-
of ex-Governor hteunenberg has lawn portant information.
may fall into universal ridicule.
At and Salvador are at war. Late yes
which was predicted early in the sea
I though the work haH been somewhat
postponed until after the flaywood-I’et
the outset it is seen that the important terday afternoon Dr. Manuel Del
President Small also issued a state son.
hampered by the wet weather.
There
tibone-Moyer trials.
thing is to avoid discord, and with the gado, Minister to Mexico from Sal
ment in which he said that local unions
| is every prospect of a busy season
Pinning Mill for Silverton.
purpose of permittinga further exchange vador, received the follow ing tele
Telegraph operators c f the United all over the country were clamoring
of views and in order that the delegatee gram from President Figueroa;
Silverton— A movement is on foot in 1 the lumbering industry, and the output
States will ask congress to take charge for a strike, tut that they hail been
"San Salvador, June 11.— This
' i '14*' °*. alJT former year M AY HAVE D ISP U T E A T HAGUE may get better acquainted, it has been
notified that they most lake no action this city to establish another lumbering
of the lines.
morning the revolutionists captured
decided already to postpone the second
without permission from the national enteiprise, w hich promises to be a very , ‘e oettimated cut is placed at 25,000,•
the
port o f Acajutla.
They were
A Great Northern passenger train
,ett; «a n y of the m ill proprietors
officers. He added tliat in view of the important addition to lumbering inter-1
Japanese Scheme O f Aggression O p session of the conference until Tues commanded
by
General
Manuel
are
uneasy
regarding
the
labor
question
was wrecker! near Minot, North Dakota, fact that a strike would lie costly to esta in Silverton.
day. Some optimists incline to the Rivas and came from Corinto on the
C. J. Simeral,
posed by America.
and
this
w
ill
lie
the
only
thing
that
and 17 people injured.
opinion
that
the
fact
tiiat
the
difficulties
business men throughout the country, Brewer Bros., Al Porter and LeRoy
gunboat Momometombo, armed by
I w ill stand in the way of a successful
New York, June 14.— A Vienna die are fully appreciated in advance is only the President of Nicaragua. In this
The elder statesmen and ministers of the national hoard of the union was Browne, ail owning sawmills neat run.
here, have purchased eight acres of land
patch to tlie Herald quotes a delegate likely to make the ultimate result manner Zelaya complies with the
Japan do not regard as serious the agi anxious to avert it if possible.
treaty of peace o f Amnpala, which
south of the depot and w ill in the vety
tation in Ban Francisco.
to The Hague conference, snid to be the richer.
Logs
That
Will
fo
o
n
Be
Paper
s entered Into with the Interven
near future erect a large planing mill,
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E
T
P
LA
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representative
of
a
greet
power,
as
de
Delegates to The Hague peace con
tion o f the American Government.
Oregon City— Huge laits of hemlock
where all kinds of dressed lumber will
United Rai'ways Defer Dividend.
"F IG U E R O A .”
ference have little hope of accomplish
lie manufactured. The four mills in- and spruce logs from the lower Coluin claring that Ja)>an is to hurl a bomb
New York, June 15.— The directors
Acajutla is the most important
If He Secures Bail, Scheme for Re
ing anything toward disarmament.
terosted in tlie enterprise have a caps-, hia river are in the Willamette at this into the conference by bringing forward
seaport
of
Salvador,
where all o f the
of the United Railways Investment
organization May Be Delayed.
city of 50,000 feet of lumber a day. city, and hundreds of logs line the the question of right of a conqueier to
Harrimanx's business enemies have
Pacific liners made regular calls.
company,
it
was
announced
today,
have
annex
territory
subjugated
with
all
that
San Francifco, June 18.— A radical Ttiey will incorporate, and it is expect- river below the entrance to the canal
Started a movement to compel him to
It was but poorly defended, and the
determined that it will be inadvisable Nicaraguans and Salvadorean, rew-
give up the control of other railroads. change in the executive branch of Ban ed that one or two other niillownera There is about 275,000 feet in each is upon it.
This w ill be warmly denied hy both at present to take action with respect olutlonists landed with ease.
Francisco's government ia contingent will become interested in the transac- taft, and it is probable that the WII
It is
A new mayor will soon be chosen in on developments ill the case of Mayor lion.
lamette Pulp & Paper company wi
Russia and the United States, the to the semi-annual dividend on pre In direct rail communication with
Ban Francisco and then the head* of Schmitx, who is temporarily incapaci
the capital o f the republic, to or
have about 50 rafts brought to the m ill Herald’s Informant is quoted as saying
the several departments w ill lie re- tated by reason of his imprisonment in
this summer to lie manufactured into The Russians have large private prop ferred stock which is ordinarily pay from which point troops can be con
Regatta Dates September 5-7
mov ed.
able
in
July.
This
step
was
taken,
veyed
In six hours.
the county jail.
Asloria— At a meeting of the 1907 pulp. Hemlock is worth $6 per thou erties in Manchuria, and the United
The date (or the passing of sentence regatta committee officers were elected sand and spruce twice that amount States considerable mining and other is stated, in view of the existing strike
Bt. Louis set apart a day for the k ill
situation in San Francisco, and to the
ing of rats and now tlie authorities will on Mayor Schmitz in the extortion cases a* follows: W . E. Bcbimpff, chairman; nnd the value of the logs will aggregate interests in Corea. Of such interests
M ID SH IPM E N L O S T .
Japan proposes to deprive them. A t all end that the Investment company
have to do something to get rid of the on which he has lieen convicted has O. I. Peterson, vice chairman; J. H. $150,000 before the season is past.
might
be
enabled
to
afford
to
the
events, that ia to be the object of her
ca masses.
been set for June 27.
Prior to that Whyte, secretary; Albert
Dunbar,
United Railroads of Ban Francisco the Launch o f Ba tlethip Minnesota Lost
pioposition.
Ou look Was Never So Good.
late he cannot possibly procure trail, treasurer. The dates for holding the
With All On Borct,
A receiver has been placed in charge
fullest
measure of support.
The divi
The United State« proposes to bring
according to the decision of Judge regatta were set lor September 5, 6 and
Condon— Heavy rain fell here )a>t
of Milliken Bros. Bteel m ill. New
per cent semi
Washington, June 12.— The loss
a motion diametrically opposed to that dend lias been
Dunne,
hut
the
law
provides
that
after
week
soaking
the
ground
down
six
oi
7.
A
farmers’
fair
will
be
held
on
the
York, and the plant shut down.
F if
annually.
at one time o f six young midshipmen
judgment has been passed, the matter same dates, and tire Norwegian Binging seven inches. The rain was just about- of Japan, and this, in view of the pres
teen hundred men are idle.
fresh from the academy at Annapo
of allowing hail is discretionary with Club Bangerfest is scheduled for the needed when it fell in light showers ent existing controversy between Japan
lis and a boatswain and four enlisted
Japanese Almost Shut Out.
The Japanese vice minister to France any magistrate having jurisdiction. same time.
The committee intends to and later in torrents. This assures one and America, it is easy to see has all
men attached to the battleship Min
Ban Fianciaco, June 15.— “ The pas nesota, 11 men altogether, was re
says hia country nan never forget that Consequently, If judgment is passed on raise $6,000 to lie given as prizes for of the biggest crops in tlie history of tlie makings of a first-class internation
American opened the way for western the date set, Mayor Schmitz will have the regatta events and w ill start out at Gilliam county, and witli the prices of al row.
sage of the law by congress restricting ported to the Navy Department In a
civilization and deplores the war talk. ground for a new application for bail. once after subscriptions.
wool, cattle, horses and sheep and the
the admission of Japanese laborers in dispatch from the fleet at Hampton
Roads which says:
—
great acreage in grain, this county’s
The Chinese crops w ill lie Bhort
FIN ISH W ITH O R CH ARD .
the mainland has practically eliminat
" A ditty box belonging to the fire
outlook is aliout the best in its history.
JA PA N NEEDS M O NE Y.
Ona Woman and a Chinaman.
again this year.
ed the immigration of that class of man of the Minnesota’s missing
Halem— Fifty four applicants for ad Things never looked better than they Chief Witness for State on Stand for
Adams is to be forced to testify in
Asiatics,” said Commissioner of Im m i launch has been picked up near
do at the present time.
Thought
That
This
Can
Be
Raised
in
mission
to
the
bar
took
the
examination
the Haywood case.
Six Days.
gration Noith yesterday. “ During May berth No. 47. and I am forced to
before the Bupreme court last week.
Franc* Now.
conclude that the launch with all on
Rain Helps Grande Ronda Crops.
Boise, Idaho, June 14.— The cross- about 700 Japanese laborers arrived board Is lost. I have ordered a board
Nicaragua has sent an army to assist
Paris, June 18.— W h ile political con Oi these one was a woman and one a i I a Grande— The rain of last week
from
Honolulu
without
passports
for
revolutionists of Salvador.
The steamer was
siderations of high order contributed to Chinese the latter being Seid Back, Jr. has greatly benefited the Grand Ronde examination of Harry Orchard closed tlie mainland, but they were all in of Investigation.
A cloudburst near Tilford, a small the negotiation of the new Kranco-Jap Out of consideration lor the feelings of valley farmers, stockmen and fruit yesterday. He had been on the stand transit, and went to British Columbia last seen at the exposition pier about
midnight last night.”
South Dakota town, caused the death anese entente, tliete ia no longer any thoso who may fail, the Supreme court griwers. Nearly an inch of water has six full days and parts of two, having The border is being watched to see
of five people.
doubt that the substantial quid pro quo w ill not make public the names of falhn. Farmers are assured of more been called at 9:30 o’clock on June 4, that they do not come back into the
Serator Morgan Dead.
those taking the examination, but in a
A ll employes of the Western Union given by France was the piomise ol ae- few days an announcement will be than an average crop of hay ami giain and his cross-examination being fin United States.”
Washington,
June
12.— United
throughout the United Btstes are leady ess to the French murket for future made of the names of tiiose who while the fruit crop is normal and ished at 2:30 o’clock yesterduy after
States Senator John T yler Morgan,
Japanese loans. Japan did n t need a
noon.
In
his
direct
examination
eight
,
much
better
than
average
in
quality.
to go on strike.
Orchard is Corroborated.
of Alabama, died here at 11:15 last
French guatanfee for Corea and Formo |russed.
ami one-half hours were consumed,
Boise, Idahc, June 15.— The prosecu night.
Mayor Schmitts remains a prisoner sa, hut a Japanese guainntee for Indo-
Senator Morgan had been In bad
while
his
cross-examination
occupied
P O R TL A N D M A R K E TS .
Holds Option on Water Power.
tion in the Steunenberg murder trial
in jail and the lioardof supervisors will China was wortli a great deal to France.
health for a number of years, but
26 hours. He left tlie itand appar
Oregon
City—
M.
F.
Donahoe
has
ae-
elect hia successor.
yesterday, entering in earnest upon the had more or less regularly attended
Japan, accoiding to the confidential
Wheat— Club, 8 6® 87c; bluestem ently stronger than when he began hi*
cured from Frank Habelt a renewal of
the sessions of congress. He suffer
The German Insurance company has statements made hy some of Irer high
8 8 ® 90c; Valley, 8 6 ® 87c; red, 85c testimony, and he is in excellent spir substantiation and corroboration of
an
option
on
280
acres
of
land
three
ed from angina pectoris, which was
offered its San Fmncisco policy holders est representatives in Kurcpe will need
its, according to the statement of the Harry Orchard’s testimony, showed
Oats—
No.
1
white,
$28®
30
gray
miles
from
Cazadero
on
the
Clackamas
the cause o f his death.
something like five billion francs ($1,
60 oents on the dollar.
warden, feeling relieved after thus un continuous thread of evidence connec
nominal.
liver.
Habelt’
s
property
commands
A t the deathbed were his daugh
000,000,000) within the next few years
Barley-— Feed
$22® 22.50
per burdening himself of liis long story of t io n George Pettibone’s store in Den ters, Miss Mary Morgan and Miss
Japanese hepe the visit to their coun to convert tier present high rate loans tlie site for the development of im
try by Secretary Taft may lead to a ami to furnish the capital necessary for mense water jiower, as two corners of brewing, nominal; rolled, $23.50® crime of every gr.ide from murder ver with Orchard at San Francisco, en Cornelia Morgan, both o f this city,
down.
gaged on the Bradley murder plot; and his secretary, J. O. Jones.
24.50.
new treaty being framed.
indust ria’ and commercial development the land cross the Clackamas. It is
partly developer! another direct line by
Mr. Morgan's home In Alabama
Corn— Whole, $26; cracked, $2
understood that Donahoe ia reprerent-
Harriman has given up control of in Manchutia.
which it is hoped to show that Hay was at Selma, where the funeral will
Are Prejudging Verdict.
ing a company that is operating on the per ton.
the Alton railroad to the stockholders
Denver. Col., June 14.— Two men on wood engaged and paid Steve Adams for take place, the body probably being
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $17
Bandy.
after making a nice profit.
Cor firm Report o r T eaty.
® 1 8 per ton; Eastern Oregon tim tlie jury in Boise, Sebern and Robert the same desperate work, and added taken there Thursday.
Paris, June 18.— The news of the
othy. $21®! 23; clover, $9; cheat son, are feared by W . I). Haywood's at several touches of confirmation to Orch
Eight Killed During May
According to report a plot has been
Denmark Will Not 8*1 Island.
found the victim of which was to be signing of treaties by France and Spain
Balem— Eight killed and three injured $9® 10; grain hay, $ 9 ® 10; alfalfa torneys, anil if the secietaiy of the ard’s general story.
$13 @ 14
ami Great Britain ami Spain, mutually
London, June 12.— Thomas J.
Vice President Falrlatnks.
Western Federation is convicted it will
ia tlie tecoid of railroad casualties in
..
,
,
Domestic
Fruits— Strawberries, lie because of these two, is the general
guaranteeing the integrity of their re
O’Brien, lately minister to Denmark,
No Cause fo r Alarm, Says Komura
May. as $, R0^ , ?5
cratP. cherr|eg> 40c
The launch of the battleship Minne spective countries and their insular and Oregon during the,m onth
London, June 15.— The Japanese am- who is on hia way to begin his duties
sota has been found, together with the colonial possessions in the Fast Atlant shown by reports receiver! by the Ore-: # 1 65 ppr box; appIcg, $ 3 ® 3 .59 per opinion of the delegates to the conven
Kon Railroad commission.
Of the box; gooseberries, 5 © 6c per pound: tion of tlie Western Federation of Min tiassador, Baron Komura, today issued as ambassador to Japan, Is In Lon
bodies of the men drowned.
ic and Mediterranean Htid which was
statement to the press reciting the don. He says that the recent report
k illfil two were trainmen, two were |cantaloupes, specials $2.50, crates $6 ers now in session here. W h ile the
Stolypin, premier of Russia, demands officially denied, waa fully confirmed other employes and four were persons | ® 6.50;
apricots, $1.50®1.75
per delegates are looking for the acquittal facts in respect to the attack npon the that the sale o f the Danish West In
tiie arrest of conspirators against the tea lay by M. Pichon, French minister not employed by the roads. Of th e , crate; peaches, $1.76 per box.
of their chief, now on trial for murder, Japanese restaurant in San Francisco
The fact that he injured two were employes ami one I Root vegetables-—Turnips. $2 per they admit that tlie presence of these May 20 and the negotiations which fol dies to the United States has been
caar under threat of dissolving the of foreign affairs.
He said
had not, at the time the news was first was not. No ptissengera were killer) \ sack; carrots. $2.50 per sack; beets, men on the jury is causing gome anx lowed between Washington and Tokio, renewed, but Is baseless.
douma.
the matter had never been officially
published, communicated with
the or injured so far as repotted.
$2.50 per aaek; garlic. 8c per pound. iety.
concluding as follows; “ As you will discussed by the Danish officials
Several severe earthquakes ate re powers interested, led to the official
Fresh vegetables— Artichokes, 50
observe from the above statement, the and himself. He added; “ Personal
ported in ^ h ile .
®
60
c
per
dozen;
asparagus,
10c
per
denial.
Sixty Five Graduate at O A C.
whole matter is pursuing its normal ly I now think the sale Is out o f the
Men Instat on Straight Raise
pound: beans, 1214® 15c per pound;
Idaho land fraud trials have been
Corvallis— Ex-Senator John M. Gear- cabbage, 2V4c per pound; corn, 3 5 ®
Butte, Mont., June 14.— A Miner course, and there is absolutely nothing question. The Influences which de
delayed by the illness of a juror.
Puts It Up to M r. Neill.
in made the annual address to the stu j 40c per dozen; cucumbers, 75c per special from Helena states that the which would jnstify the alarmist ru feated the form er attempt still exist.
Oyster Bay, June 18. — President dent* of the O. A . C. at the commence 'dozen; lettuce, head. 25c per dozen; American Smelting ft Refining com mors emanating from irresponsible
The Portland gateway will not be
Degenerating Into Anarchy
opened to Washington lumbermen un Roosevelt lias referred to Charlse P. ment, which saw 65 graduates in vari- j I lettuce hothouse, $1.50 per box: pany tolay announced a proposition to sources.”
London, June 12.— A St. Peters
Neill, commissioner of lalxir, without on* departments get diplomas.
The onions, 15® 20c per dozen; parsley. its employes whereby a second increase
til next year.
comment, the various npi<cals which silntatory was hy Belle Bonney, of 20c per dozen; peas. 254® 8c per in wages ol from 15 to 25 cents a day
burg dispatch to the Telegraph says
New Mexican Steamer Lin*.
There is a movement among Union have been made to him hy wire and Woodbuin, on "T h e Prime Wisdom of i pound; peppers, bell. 45c per pound: ia granted. The scale for yardmen and
Victoria, B. C., June 15. — The that the Internal condition o f Rus
20c
per
dozen;
rhubarb,
Pacific stockholders to force the sale of mail to inleitene to prevent the threat L ife.”
The valedictory was hy Darwin , fkdlshes.
Mur
mechanics remains unchanged bat the tearner Georgia returned tonight Irom sia Is grow ing more serious.
6c per
stock cl other roads.
ened telegraphers’ strike.
The posi G. Thayer, of Rainier, on “ American j 3 54c per pound; spinach,
men w ill work eight hours instead ol Mexican ports, inaugurating a new der Is common; pillage has become a
pound;
snunsh,
5
0
c
®
$
l
per
box;
to
ten. The company also announces more monthly steamship service between means o f livelihood and Inrendarism
The French chamber of deputise is tion is taken that no emergency exists Agricultural Education.”
matoes, $3.50® 4 per crate.
trying to provide some means of relief •itch as obtained at the time the presi
Onions— Texas. $2.25 per crate; lilieral terms governing the recently British Columbia and Mexico. Her Is but an expression o f the peas
dent intervened in the anthracite coal
U ta Funds As Appropriated.
for the winegrowers.
new California. 3 ® 354c per pound inaugurated bonus system. The em car 40 consist ed ol salt, Mexican fruit« ants’ dissatisfaction with the land-
strike, but, on the contrary, the situa
Salem — Attorney-General
Craw
Potatoes— Jobbing price: Oregon ployes have presented demands fot an and ore. A ll the passengers were of the owners. Statistics show that during
The Northern Pacific may sell the tion presented ia one where action hy ford ha# rendered an opinion In an
oninion that a very large trade can be the week ending Saturday, 158 per
Burlington to the Greet Northern, the government, if taken at all, may tie swer to an Inquiry from W. W. Cot and Eastern, $2.20 per sack; new increase of 60 cent* a day.
Eighty were killed
potatoes. 4»4 ® 5c pound.
developed. The Georgia brought news sons suffered.
fearing government inqu ry.
ton,
o
f
the
Board
o
f
Regents
o
f
the
and 78 wounded.
initiated hy the bureau of labor.
Butter— City creameries:
Extra
Be Gentle With Japanese.
that the steamer Woolwich, first vessel
Agricultural
College.
In
which
he
The trial of Louis Ginas, once presi
creamery, 24® 25c per pound; state
Honolulu, June 14.— Commissioner of a Dew line inaugurated between
holds that the Board must apply tta creameries: Fancy creamery 2214 ®
dent of the Pacific States Telephone
Polaa Faar foe the Future.
Establishes Co'ony.
of Immigration Sargent has instructed Hongkong and Salina Crus, waa dis
1907
appropriation
of
$65.000
on
company, has been postponed.
Warsaw, June 18.— The newspapers 1907 contracts and Its 1908 appro 25c: store butter, 1 7 *4® lX c.
London, June 12.— Letters patent
the local immigration official* to con charging a cargo of Chinese at the Mex
Cheese—
Oregon
full
cream
twins.
There is * promise of warm sessions issued extias containing the news of the priation o f a similar amount on 1908
establishing a responsible govern
Young America, 16 (4® tinue the careful inapretion of Jape ere ican porta.
ment In the Orange R iver colony
of The Hague peace conferncee.
doiima’s dissolution, which has creatrd contracts.
Immigrants, bat to discontinue photo
17c per pnnnd.
were Issued Monday night. W ith a
China is establishing a model govern a profound impression. The emperor’s
Court Grants an Injunction.
Poultry— Average old hens, 14c: graphing them. The local Federal offi
few modifications the new govern
Extend Central Oregon Canal.
ment in Manchuria.
action la the subject of eager discussion,
mixed rhlckens. 13>,c: spring fryers cer« are alleged to have discovered that
Kar«as City, Mo., June 16.— Upon ment follows the lines laid down In
Bend— The D . I ft P. Co. will
Russia lias established a m ilitary ihe people fearing that the new election soon commence work on a 60-Inch and broilers. 1754c; old roosters. 9 members of the Japanese navy here petition ol Frank Harerman, acting lor the Transvaal constitution.
Domicili
: ® 10 c: dressed chickens. 1 6 ® 1 7 c: have been communicated with direct by the 18 principal Missouri railroad«.
frontier along the boundary of Siberia law w ill exclude the Pole«.
Inverted stave pipe or flume, to be ¡turkeys
live.
1 0 ® ltc ;
turkeys, their home government and not. through
to guard against encroachment by Chin ary visits are nightly orcurrencea and built across the old river bed In the
Judge Smith McPherson in the United
Devil Wagons in China.
dressed choice, nominal; geese, live.
arrests
of
Bocialists
anil
Nationalists
ese from Manchuria.
Powell Buttes region.
This pipe Is ; per pound. 8c; young ducks, 1 5 ® the Japaneee consul, aa ia the usual States District couit has granted an or
Pekin, June 12.— Three French'
are freqnent. Troop* to the number of 'he first work In sn extension o f the
custom.
der
restraining
the
state
offieiias
from
Haywood aaya Orchard I* a great
one Dutch and one Italian m otor
300,000 are massed around the city Central Oregon canal, and the exten i 16c: old ducks, 13c; pigeons, $ 1 ®
Bar and promlaea to prove It.
enforcing the maximnm freight law cars started this morning In the Pe-
1.50: squabs. $2 ® 3
ready for emergencies.
sion
has
long
been
desired
by
the
kln-to-Paris
race. The Chinese were
Russia
W
ill
B
orrow
Again.
and
the
2
-cent
passenger
rate
law
un
Washington lumbermen demand a
Eggs— 18 54® 29c ner dozen.
settlers o f this region.
Veal— Dressed. 75 ® 125 pounds.
through rat* to the East and South
New York, June 14.— A Paria dis til the court can decide upon the merit« much astonished, as this was the
Mexico Has Car Famlna
via Portland.
X® 8H e; 125W1R0 pounds. 7c: 150 patch to the Time* state* that arrange
the complainants’ previous plea for first tim e motor-cars had been seen
81.000 Fourth at Band.
® 2 0 0 pounds. Xe: 200 pounds and ments are being made by Eutopean fi
Torreon, Mex., June 18.— Willard 8.
injunction prevent ing the laws be In Pekin.
Three men were Instantly killed
Bend— Bend will celebrate the ap. 554 ®Xe.
by the premature ezploaton o f a Mcrse. an official of the American
nanciers to snpply Russia with $60,- ing put into effect.
Fourth.
A
grand
fish
barbecue
will
Beef— Dressed bulla, 4 ® 454c per
Defeats Persian Rebel*.
blast at Butte.
Bmelting A Refining company, stated
he given, and there will he sports pound; cows, 8 # 7c; country steers. 000.000 In gold, of which sum the
Teheran, June 12.— It la reported
Denfenae In the Haywood cate at yesterday that mining and smelting In- o f all kinds, such as ball games, 7 ® Xe.
Unitevi States ia to famish $12,000,000. Wisconsin Senate Baata 2 -Cent Bata
that Hlaaam Multk. the rebellion«
Boise tries to shake Orchard’s tes tereats in Mexico are taring a crisis in horse races, broncho riding and
Madison, W it., Jane 16.— The senate prince, attacked Salar ed Dow lee.
Mutton— Dressed fancy. Oe per The understanding is that the money
timony, but makes very little head the matter of fuel and ore transporta dancing. A pure* of $1000 has been
pound; ordinary. X SO W c; spring ia to be applied exclusively to domestic today by ■ vote of *1 to 6 killed the Saturday, but waa compelled to re
tion.
way-
raised and a good time la aaaurad.
needs.
it Aire railway b ill.
lambs, 10 01014«.
treat with heavy
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