The Estacada News
F R U IT F O R F L E E T .
D R Y T IC K E T C H O S E N .
Honolulu D onates Liberally to O fficers
and M en o f B attleships.
Chaftn and W atkins W ill C a r ry Banner
fo r P ro hib itio n P arty.
INCREASE IS ILLEGAL^
2 J A P A N ^ C H A N Q E S .T U N E .
New C ab inet Bases on A rm y and N a \p
R etren chm en ts and Econom ies.
Tokio, July 15.— Marquis Katsura.
Columbus, O., July 17.— For presi
Honolulu, July 21—A feature of the
leader of thq progressive party, who
« T A C A D A ................... C M O O W
dent,
Eugene
W.
Chafin,
of
Chicago.
entertainment of the fleet Sunday was
was ordered by the emperor to reor
For vice-president-*-Aaron S. Wat-
| the presentation cf hundreds of tons of
kin», of Ada, Ohio.
USE OWN MONEY.
L IG H T O U T P U T O F P L A C E R S .
ganize the cabinet, has announced his
fruit and delicacies of all kinds to the
The above ticket was nominated
appointments. Marquis Katsura will
various battleships. The great store of C o a st P o rts A re Anxious fo r D eep er B a k e r C ounty M in e ra H an dicapp ed by yesterday by the Prohibition national
be both premier and minister of finance.
convention,
both
men
being
chosen
good things was loaded on a lighter,
C hannels to the S ea.
S carcity o f W a te r.
Minister of War General M. Terauchi
unanimously. The full indorsement
which was towed to each of the twelve
and Minister of the Navy Vice-Admiral
Portland. — Depending upon water
Baker City-^ Coming in from hia of the convention was not, however,
ships in turn, the Hawaiian band being transportation to gel Ineir products to large placer holdings on Cow creek, W. given to Mr. Chafin until after three
M. Saito are to retain their seats in the
aboard also, and playing native and market, the people of bill slaw and Co- J. Patterson, one of Baker City’s prom ballots had been taken.
new cabinet. Count Komura, now am
Chafin, who was a delegate to the
American airs as the distribution pro quilic are preparing to expend something inent business men, says that this year
in ihe neighborhood of >250,uou of thejr the crop of gold dust in Baker county convention, was escorted to the plat All C on cerned In c u r Penalty U n d er bassador to England, is to be minister
ceeded.
form He was formally declared by
of foreign affairs, but until his return
A R m u im o f t lx L e te Im p o rta n t b u t
wn in order to get the federal govern
S h erm an L a w A t It W ould
A generous supply of iced fruit and ment interested in tile work of unprov- will be light owing to the scarcity of Chairman Scanlon to be the presi
N o t L m i In te ra c tin g Event«
from England General Terauchi will
water.
According
to
hiB
observations
dential nominee, and in a speech re
plenty of reading matter was sent to the ,tig the channels leading from the ocean
Be V iolated .
act ag head of the foreign ministry in
of th e Paet W eek.
island, where 850 men of the Nebraska uiio the respective bays. They have there are few properties that have turned his thanks for the honor which
connection with his duties as minister
sufficient water to do the work that had been thrust upon him, declaring
are in quarantine, the entertainment collie to the conclusion that deep water will pay and most of the placer miners that he would rather be the nominee
of war. Baron T. llirata, formerly
must
lie
had.
no
matter
what
might
be
The battleship fleet has left H ono committee being determined not to for
Chicago, July 18 .—A special to the minister of agriculture and commerce,
are putting in their time preparing for of the Prohibition party than the suc
the cost.
lulu.
get any one.
J. ti. Cushman, a prominent sawmill next year, when they have hope that cessful candidate of any other party Tribune from Washington says:
is named as minister of home affairs.
Both the presidential and vice-pres
President Fallieres, of France, is
Sunday has been a quiet day with the man of Siuslaw, is in Portland to con- there will be more snow and possibly
In the opinion of John Clements, a M. Goto, president of the South Man
idential nominees are candidates for
visiting in Denmark.
ier
with
the
government
engineers
rela-
a heavier rainfall. There are a num governor in their respective states on member of the interstate commerce churian railway, is to be minister of
men of the Atlantic battleship fleet. Out
The British house of lords has side of the star games, which took place ,ive to the project proposed at Siuslaw, ber of Baker City people interested in the Prohibition ticket.
commission, the proposed general in communications. E. Komgtsuhara, for
ind
he
has
received
considerable
en
placer mining and in the past it has
passed an old age pension.
Eugene W. Chafin, who leads the crease iu freight rates discussed ir. merly vice-minister of home affairs, is
at the league ground, and which hun couragement from Major Janies Mcln-
Prohibition party this year is an attor New York yesterday by the presi to be minister of education. Viscount
At a meeting of Atlanta Baptist dreds of sailors attended, there was little ioe, successor to Colonel S. W. Roes- yielded a steady and certain income.
Okabe^is minister of justice and K.
ney residing in Chicago. He is a na
Ministers' association, one member in the way o f formal entertainment ex sier, United States engineers corps, hav-
tive of Waukesha, Wis., and for some dents of many eastern railways in Oura, formerly minister of communica
T o o P o o r fo r H igh S cho ol.
praised John D. Rockefeller.
cept excursions to Pearl Jiarbor, many ,ng charge of the work in this district,
practiced law there. lie was the Trunk Line association would tions, is to be minister of agriculture
Prairie City.—At a special school years
The Chicago board of health has of the men taking advantage of the op tile hay inside the bar has fine deep
at one time candidate for governor of constitute a violation of the Sherman and aommerce.
water,
both
to
Acme
and
F'lorence,
Mr.
Baron Katsura has gathered most of
meeting here Saturday it v as decided Wisconsin on the Prohibition t'cket
started an active campaign to reduce
portunity to inspect the site of the naval Cushman says, and no work will be not to include the 11 tit and 12th and was this year placed in the run anti-trust law and would render all the members of his former cabinet
the high death rate among babies.
accessary there.
grades in the public school course ning for the same position in Illinois the railroads concerned liable to se about him. The new cabinet is ex
station that is being planned.
The Clyde liner Chippewa, which
At Coquille a committee of three The students had previous!) pe by Prohibitionists of that state.
vere penalties. Mr. Clements ex pected to inaugurate a policy of re
The officers were privately entertained
went on the rocks between Boston
calling business men has been placed titioned the scjiool hoard
this
The forenoon session of the con plained that the interstate commerce trenchment in expenditures for the
and Charleston three weeks ago, is a it many residences, and there was hard- .n charge of the work and $t00,000 has proposition, signed by sixteen students
vention was devoted to the discussion commission as a commission is not at army and navy.
total wreck.
y one of the cool porches along the tlcady lieen subscribed for the purpose who desired to receive their high and
The fact that Katsura is to be the
adoption of a brief platform
if
placing
a
jetty
at
the
mouth
of
the
streets
of
the
residence
district
that
did
school
education
at
home,
and
offered
An automobile stage running from
which is possibly tile shortest on rec all interested in the Sherman anti head of the ministry of finance ns well
Bellingham, Wash., to Lynden went tot offer retreat to the white-dad vis >ay and hulkhcading the same. The Co- to pay the extra expenses involved, ord. containing not more than 35U trust law, the execution of which is is premier indicates that a careful
over an embankment and 15 passen tors. The men, too, sought amusement lUille country is in much the same pre- but failed in furnishing a guarantee to words.
entrusted to the department of jus watch is to be kept on the treasury.
This new policy is in response to a
licamcnt as that on Siuslaw.
this effect. The taxpayers denied the
gers were injured.
tice, but he expressed his opinion as Tenoral demand from the people of
n many parts of the city and the streets
Mr. Cushman asked Major Mclndoe
T R IE S N E W E X P E R IM E N T .
Admiral Rojestvensky, the Russian >f the downtown section, as well as the tor the services of an engineer to take privilege, because the school district
t
lawyer
and
cited
a
recent
instance
Japan.
is involved with an indebtedness of
officer defeated by Admiral T og o in
barge of the work at Siuslaw bar, and
where the supreme court had so de
the Russo-Japan war, is dead, as a .rec-shaded roads and lanes further out ic was practically given assurance that over $400U.
Fleet M aneu vers C o n tro lle d on Land
S T O R M D A M A G E S L IG H T .
cided.
.vere populous throughout the day will
direct result of his wounds.
lie request would lie granted, although
by
U
se
o
f
W
ireless.
Reclaim H undreds o f A cres.
“ As a lawyer,” he said. “ I am will-
A steam pipe on the battleship groups of strolling seamen. On ever) lie matter will have to he submitted be
Klamath Fulls__Specifications have
London, July 17.— England tried ling to hazard the opinion that such H eavy |R ains at H ep p n e r C ause No
Kearsarge burst and scalded five men hand they were welcomed by the citizens fore the chief of the department first, been issued by the reclamation service
a new experiment in naval in increase in rates as was contem
S erio u s Losses.
Cigarettes have been barred from and found hospitable entertainment is do also the proposed plans of the for five additional schedules on the yesterday
warfare, the conducting of a battle plated by the eastern railways at
iroperty owners there.
one of the largest Nevada mines.
Heppner, Or., July 15— Monday’s
south branch canal, composing seven from land by wireless. Over 300 ves their meeting in New York would be
wherever they sought it.
To employ a dredge would be of no miles. It will connect the government sels are now maneuvering in the in direct violation of the anti trust heavy rain storm was not so serious as
In a dispute between Canadian Pa
Out on the ships, hundreds of visitor-
cific shop employes and the company were made welcome, and every yacht ivail, says Mr. Cushman, because the canal and the old Adams ditch. Sealed North sea, engaged in a sham battle, law. When practically all of the at first reported. Other than the de
and
shifts continually, and the only bids will be received until July 28 at the movement of every vessel bein, eastern roads, and, for that matter,
a board of conciliation granted the
struction of four small bridges and the
men almost every point contended ind private launch in the bay wa? method of keeping it out of the channel the local reclamation office. The work controlled by wireless by experts in all of the roads in the country, by
a mutual agreement raise rates, it is covering of lawns with sand and debris,
tressed into service to carry parties of s by farcing it out with the current of means the excavation of 112,000 cubic the admiralty office in this city.
for.
he river, as is done at the mouth of the feet of dirt, within 30 days after sign
As each ship changed her position to my mind a procedure which brings the actual loss is very slight.
Gompers and Morrison, leaders o ' ileasure-seckers in and out among the Columbia.
ing the contract. Hundreds of acres of or fired on the "enemy" the move was them under that clause of the anti
A foot of water covered the floor of
the American Federation of Labor anchored warships.
land extending far into the Merrill reported to the naval experts here trust law which prevents ‘pooling’ and
the electric power plant at the mouth
have been cited to appear in court for
country below Klamath Falls will be They sat before a map showing the illegal combinations.
R E G E N T S P L A N E X T E N S IO N S .
disobeying the injunction regarding
reclaimed by the project.
“ Whether or not there is any neces of Donaldson Canyon, wetting the belt
situation at every m'nute. Markers
LO S E U N D E R 3 -C E N T FARE.
a boycott against the Buck Stove
were moved about on the map, much sity now for an increase of rates, I am ing so as to stop operation of the ma
Im
p
o
rta
n
t
A
nnouncem
ents
Expected
company.
is pieces would be moved on a chess not prepared to say. If the increase chinery, and the city was in darkness
C re a m e ry T reb les Business.
Cleveland T ra c tio n C om pany’s Reports
F ro m U niversity o f O re g o n .
come,
the commissioners f’or the one night.
board, the moves being flashed to the should
Persian troops are said to have pul
Klamath
Falls—The
stockholders
S ho w Big M o n th ly D eficits.
would haye ample time to decide that
University of Oregon, Eugene— The of the Bonanza creamery are well vessels by wireless.
down the revolution and retaken Tabriz
In Sand Hollow the hay crop was
It is claimed that this system would point. I am convinced, however, that considerably damaged by the overflow
Cleveland, O., July 21.—Cleveland has nar<l of regents of the University of pleased with the first year's showing
A Buffalo woman poisoned her three
he railways will give the anti-trust of water, which covered the alfalfa
tregon will meet in annual session here. The enterprise represents an invest be better in the controlling of ves
children and attempted to poison her tad nearly three months of 3-cent car The meeting will be one of the most
ment of $5000. While no dividends -els than by an admiral in action, as laws careful consideration before they with mud and laid it flat on the
self.
fares, and two of the monthly reports mportant ever held. Plans for the fu- have been paid, the business is well the men on land can receiye reports consider a general increase in rates.
ground.
Count Tolsti has written a lengthy 'lave shown a deficit. A similar report lire are extensive and when the board established. Since its organization in from the front and work out tile prob ' “ A similar case came up in Georgin
Lightning struck a barn belong'ng to
article denouncing the Russian reign of s predicted for July. The operating has adjourned it is expected that some 1907, Fred McKendree lias been in !ems while removed from the exciting 'Oine time ago during some lumber B. F. Clark, who resides about 15 miles
-cry definite amt gratifying news will harge. The average price received scenes of battle.
hearings. Federal Judge Speer de north of Heppner. Two horses were
terror.
expenses and fixed charges have been e made public in the wav of improve
ided that the railroads had formed killed in the barn.
The experts who conducted the bat
The naval tug Iroquois has gom from $40,000 to $30,000 a month in ex ments to the state university. The con or the butter has been about 19j
cents net. There was paid out last tie from the- admiralty office would m illegal combination in increasing
The O. R. & N. train was unable to
ashore near the entrance to Pearl liar
iitions
demand
the
addition
of
instruct-
cess of the earnings. The Municipal
month for butter fat $1324, as com not comment on the result. They the rates, and the supreme court af go out yesterday morning, owing to
bor, Hawaiian islands.
irs
in
some
departments.
President
firmed
the
decision.”
simply
said
it
was
satisfactory.
pared to $545 a year ago.
Traction company, which is operating
Irift which lodged on the track at
Campbell will go east shortly in the in
An automobile met a train near Co
Valentine, a small station near Lexing
lumbia City, Ind.. and all six occupant? he local lines under a lease, also is terests of the institution. Improve
D R E A D E D A R G E N T IN E A N T .
F IR E O N S T R IK E B R E A K E R S .
ton.
Fancy P ric e fo r Benton Land .
under promise to give free transfers nents and enlargements will be made
of the auto are dead.
Albany — William Peacock, of this
in several departments.
fter
July
28.
The
revenue
from
trans
The recent, inundations in the vicinity
c o a l ; sh o r ta g e a lr ea d y .
city, who owns an 18-acre garden W ill D estro y O ran g e and Fig C ro ps A labam a M in e rs K ill D eputy S h e riff
of Tokat, Asia Minor, cost 2,000 lives. fers has been about $2,000 a month, a
o f C a lifo rn ia i f N o t K illed.
and W ound Dozen M en.
Auto S tag e fo r C ascades.
tract across the river in Benton coun
Untold damage was done to property.
ent each having been charged.
Albany.— George B. Whitcomb, of
Oakland, Cal., July 17.— Professof
Birmingham, Ala., July 18.— Robert S eriou s S itu atio n E xpected in B ritish
The officials of the company still ex l!ig Bottom, has established a stage ty, has been offered $15,000 for the
A Chicago girl has just been saved
C olu m b ia T h is W in te r.
C. W. Woodworth, head of the de Gardner, a deputy sheriff, was fatally
land.
It
is
said
the
garden
lands
are
from drowning by a man who years ago iress their belief that 3-ccnt fares will fine to run across the Cascade moun-
partment of entomology of the Uni
Vancouver, B. C., July 15.— A c ce d
was rescued from the water by this same «ay in time. An important meeting of ains during the summer season. It the best on the Pacific coast. Mr. versity of California, has reported ti wounded and at least a dozen miners
ing to a dispatch received here reports
girl.
lie directors will he held next Tuesday vill stop at Whitcomb, Cascadia, Fish Peacock is one of the veteran garden Governor Gillett that the dreaded Ar more or less seriously hurt as the
The matron of a West Oakland chil o consider the inauguration of free ike and Sisters, and will reduce the ers of Oregon. He is not anxious to gentine ant has made its appearance result of an attack on a train bearing gathered from various parts of the
listance to Eastern Oregon to a mill-
in California in East Oakland.
dren’s home is in trouble because she
strike-breakers to take the places of prairie west outline a rather serious
mum. The stage connects with the sell. The price offered, almost $1000
Professor Woodworth states that striking union miners at Jefferson prospect in regard to the fuel supply
whipped two little girls with a buggy ransfers and other vital points.
an acre, is the highest ever offered for
rains
at
Lebanon
In
addition
to
the
unless measures are taken at once to
whip.
for next winter. Following a serious
Whitcomb line, Templeton brothers, farm le.nd in this vicinity.
M E X IC O F O R M E X IC A N S .
drive out the pest it will utterly de near here, yesterday. The train was
The Pennsylvania railroad will ex
shortage in the winter of 1906-7 coal
if Brownsville, have placed a big
n
charge
of
13
deputies,
and
was
en
stroy
orange
and
fig
crops
in
the
M o re T im e to Finish Road.
pose all employes who are delinquent in
Thomas Hycr on the Cascadia route
state.
route to Adamsville. It is said the dealers and the consuming public
Eugene—The city council has ex
their duties in the hope that it wil’ Sentiment Against Foreigners Is Rap ■nil plan to make a round trip each
The Argentine ant is a small msec'
stocked up largely last summer, but
idly Gaining Ground.
cause greater care among the men and
lay The car has a capacity of eight tended the time limit in which the Eu only an eighth of an inch long, but is union miners attempted to induce the
the winter turned out so unusually
save accidents.
strike-breakers
to
leave
the
train,
and
gene
&
Eastern
railway
is
to
complete
lersons,
and
it
is
thought
will
prove
of a fighting nature, and has driven al
Mexico City, July 21.—The anti-for-
the Eugene-Springfield line to Novem other ants from East Oakland.
hreatened to kill them if they went mild that the need for these precautions
Whitney L. Boise, a prominent man •ign feeling in Mexico is assuming large in incentive to tourists.
was not apparent.
ber 1. The line will be completed be
It is one of the most dangerous to work. *
of Portland, has been arrested for ent iroportions, and a bitter controversy
C hange in Rhodes E xam inations.
Governor Comer has ordered a
fore that time if there are no mishaps. pests that has ever been brought tr
Railways last winter had abundant
bezzlement. It is charged that he has
made away with at least $150,000 be iver the question is being waged between
University o f Oregon, Eugene.— Piles are driven over half way to the United States from a foreign company of cavalry from Montgom rolling stock owing to the light crop,
country According to a report by ery to the scene, and troops already ind there was never anything approach
he foreign and native press. La Patria
longing to the Hawthorne estate.
Examinations for the Rhodes’ scltol- Springfield and the trestle is completed the Louisiana crop pest commission on the ground are under arms, and ing a famine in any district. This sum-
rinted an article in which it proclaims irships will hereafter he held in tlie for a good portion of this distance.
Peary has started on another at
the ant has destroyed millions of dol will patrol the district tonight, pre mer, however, the financial conditions
he time ripe for a policy whose slogan autumn instead of in January, as here
tempt to reach the north pole.
lars' worth of property in that state venting further disorders. Depute forbid the dealers to carry large stocks
Selects Hatchery Sites.
tofore. The change has been made
Gardner, mortally wounded, was ind prevent consumers from laying in
The Russian budget shows a deficit hall be. ‘’Mexico for the Mexicans
Astoria— H. C. McAllister, master
brought to Birmingham last night. even an average supply ahead. At the
of »37,500,000 in extraordinary revc Most of the tirade is directed against tor the reason that tile new date will
E xpress T ra in Goes Into D itch.
allow tile successful candidate more fish warden for the state of Oregon,
nues.
he "Yankees,” a term of contempt used time to select and arrange for the col
East Stamford, Conn , July 17.— Deputy George Smith, accompanying mme time it is already clear the rail
has returned from an official inspection
him, estimates that no less than 100C ways will likely be blocked in an effort
A spectator at a Chicago ball game >y Mexican editors in designating lege he wishes to enter at Oxford trip to Tillamook bay and the streams One person was killed and severa' -hots were fired on both sides in the o handle the immense cron, and in a
fell and broke his neck when a home \mcricans.
Unless selections arc made quite early leading into it. As a result of his vis others injured when the fast Whitt ¡ttack ^at Jefferson.
month or two a large coal movement
Mountain express was ditched a few
run was made.
If,
Among other things l a Patria dc- candidates are often compelled to ac it, he has decided to establish a salmon miles cast o f here yesterday. Phy
According to Smith the engagement will be physically impossible.
Frank Zotti. head of a wrecked New lares that if Americans think the gov- cept second choice of colleges. The hatchery on Trask river, as well as sicians and a wrecking crew wert A-as opened when a train bearing 50 therefore, a severe winter follows, the
next
Rhodes
examination
will
be
held
strike-breakers attempted to leave situation may become serious.
York bank, has been arrested on a rnments of Argentine, Chile or Brazil
:n the fall of 1B0B, probably at the eyeing stations on the Nehalem river rushed to the scene on a special train Jefferson for Adamsville. Prior to
charge of grand larceny.
Dashing along at a rapid rate of speed
and other streams in that district.
nore enlightened than that of Mexico, University of Oregon.
Escaped C on vict R eturns.
the engine struck a defective rail Thr his a number of union miners had
Eastern railroads have been allowed
Michigan City, Ind., July. 15.—
•njitred passengers will he brought ti made overtures to the strike-breakers
Salm on fo r P ro p ag atio n .
to exchange passes for advertising hey should journey to those parts, the
P ru ne G ro w e rs E nco urag ed.
to join their ranks, threatening at the Thomas McCarthy, aged 40 years, for
pending an appeal to the federal iooner the better.
Salem.- Prune growers have been en-
Astoria Deputy Fish Commissioner this city, and it is believed that
After referring to the efforts on thi eouraged w-ith the prospeets of bettor L. G. Burton, of Washington, has left prompt medical attention will prevent same time to kill them in case they whose capture the warden of Indiana
court.
more deaths, although some of those ittempted to work the mines of the
Eastern railroads have decided 'art of the foreigners Ip kill the pro- nriees. A small quantity was sold to for Bapers bay, where he will drive a injured are said to be in a precariou- operators.
state prison here has had a reward
eastern
buyers
by
the
Willamette
Val
Handing for three years, returned to
against a general advance in rates •osed new mining law restricting cor
trap to be used in catching salmon for condition._________________
ley
Prune
Growers
association
during
orison last evening voluntarily and
Advances will be made in the South «orations ill Mexico, the paper says:
propagating purposes at the Chinook
D oesn’t M in d the Fleet.
the
week
at
a
priee
that
was
a
little
gave himself up with the prospect of
east and Southwest.
"We repeat our attitude toward for better than last year's figures. It is hatchery. He was granted permission
M illion s to L o w e r G rad e .
London, July 18.—Criticism by the serving 12 years more. He went to the
Humbert Rivas, son of the general ■igners. We are not boxers, but patri feared, however, that there are still to place the trap outside the regular
New York, July 17.— According tc British press of Australia and New Pacific Coast and after leading a pre
commanding the Salvadoran army its, and when we take a given decision large quantities of last year's product line.
i statement mule yesterday by ar Zealand for the expenditure of enor carious existence he joined the Salva
against the revolutionists, has been ve lake it, not as against foreigners, hut vet unsold waiting for the reaction
official of the Chicagp, Milkaukee i mous sums in preparation for the en tion Army at North Yakima, Wash.
lfter the disastrous results the panic
PORTLAND M AR K ETS.
denied admission to the United States 'or the benefit of Mexico.”
FI is conscience troubled him and after
St. Paul railroad, the cost of the Pa
had on prune prices in the latter part of
eific coast extension of that system ‘ ertainment of the American fleet b he had earned enough money he started
During the three months ending
Rain Ends Forest Fires.
the winter and in the early spring.
Wheat—Club. 84c per bushel; red will be about $5,000.009 more that not finding favor with the genera! back to prison, paying all his own ex
March 31 there were 728 persons
Portland. Me.. July 21.—A succession
Russian, 82c; bluestcm, 86c; valley. the original plans called for. Thi- oublic here. Sentiment of the people penses.
killed on the railroads of the United
H eavy Y ield o f G ood W h ea t.
34c.
increase in the cost of work is due generally is with the colonies in their
States. This is a great reduction over 'f drenching showers have put a stop
Barley— Feed, $24.50 per ton; rolled it is said, to a decision to run the stand on the question, and editoria1
Sun S ta rts F ire .
Pendleton.— Every bushel of wheat
o the great fires which have wrought
the previous three months.
$27.»0@28
50;
brewing,
$26
road at a lower grade over the nioitn utterances on the subject are mucl
threshed in Umatilla county so far
Reno, Nev., July 15.— Damage caused
lamagc
amounting
to
hundreds
of
thou
Oats—
No.
1
white,
$26.50
per
ton;
tain division than the officials first milder today than they have been in by a celluloid comb in the window of
The men of the battleship fleet are
this season, according to reports
sands of dollars in the Maine woods which have reached this city, has gray, $26.
figured on. The whole work now the past. On the continent there has
having a royal time in Houolulu.
Hay—Timothy. Willamette valley, calls for the expenditure of $77,000- been no criticism of the world voy F/ank Golden’s jewelry store is being
Ipring
the
last
two
weeks,
causing
more
made
grade
one
when
tested,
and
the
At the conventions in Denver an
repaired today. The heat of the sun’s
$15 per ton; Willamette valley, ordi
agreement was reached between the ban a little alarm in many instances reports from those portions of the nary. $12; Eastern Oregon, $17.50; 000. but there will be no shortage of age of the United States men-of-war -ays Sunday caused the comb to ex-
funds.
county
in
wjtich
threshing
has
been
for
the
safety
of
villages.
Summer
re
Western Federation o f Miners and
nlode and set the place on fire. For
mixed, $15; alfalfa, $12; alfalfa meal,
P araguans M u st E nlist.
the United Mine Workers o f Amer torts along the shore have seemed at carried on during the past week show- $ 20 .
several days the'heat in Reno had been
C hin a at Japan 's M e rc y .
ica whereby the two organizations intes in danger o f being wined out by hat the yield is going to be much
Aseunsion, Paraguay, July 18.— intense. Sunday it was hotter than
Fruits— Cherries, 2@5c per lb ; ap
Pekin. China, July 17.— China has Conereis has passed a law establish usual. Frank Hall yas looking into
will work in harmony in the future he rush of flames through the timber heavier than the most sanguine had ricots $1 25 per crate; peaches, 75c<S
ind underbrush, and hundreds of sum hoped for. Many farmers are liar
Count Boni has begun suit for the ner visitors have packed up their be- vesting just as large crops as they $1 per box; plums, 50®90c per crate; asked Japan to consent to the restric ing obligatory military service by Golden’s show window when he saw
•urrants, $2fri2 25 per crate; black tion of the importation to China of conscription. The project also pro flames suddenly burst forth from one
custody of his children.
'ongirgs to seek other places.
ever did
of the several celluloid combs which
berries, $1.25 per crate; raspberries, morphine, as well as the instruments
Wholesale exposures of grafting in
$1 per crate; loganberries, $1 pc? used for the injection of the drug vides measures against the customary were on display. He gave the alarm,
H igh S chool fo r G illiam .
Tied
to
the
Rails.
Portugal have been made.
orate; blackcaps. $1 25(o2
All the other powers long since lbuses by which military officers en but the fire had done considerable
New York, July 21.—A strange mur-
Condon.— After a fight of more than
Melons— Cantaloupes, $2iq>2.25 per agreed to this restriction. It is high ter homes and seize peaceable citizens damage.
The battleship fleet has arrived at ter case developed yesterday when o f four years, Gilliam county is to have crate; watermelons 2(ff2ic per pound ly desirable that Japan consent to for the army enrollment. In connec
Honolulu, and were given an enthusi ficials of Hackensack. N J., examining
W ould be C andidates
Potatoes— New Oregon, l @ l i c per this proposal, particularly in view of ion with this project is another by
a high school, and it is to be located
astic welcome.
’ he body of Mrs. Otelia Eberhard at Condon. The vote at the last gen pound; old Oregon, 60@65c per hun the opium congress to be held in vhich it is forbidden to appoint mil
New York, July 15 — Local leaders
itary
officers
to
positions
as
prefects
which
was
found
lying
on
the
railroad
dred.
Shanghai
in
January,
when
measures
Great Britain will buy three war
of the Independence party announce
Vegetables—Turnips, $1 30 per sack for the control of the opium traffic or sub-prcfects on account of their
ships now building in English ship rack near Colhurg. N. J . hound to eral election was practically unani
the rails. A passing train had cut the mous that the institution be located carrots. $1 75; parsnips, $1.75; beets ire to be devised
If Japan does not habit of abusing these positions of that the national convention of the
yards for Brazil.
body in two. Otelia F.hcrhard. a daugh at the county seat It appears now $1.50; beans, 6c per pound; cab consent, China is helpless to restrict authority with tyranny.
party, which has been called to meet
A small army of volunteers has of er of the dead woman. It was discov that the school will be opened in the bage, H fflic per pound; cucum the importation.
in Chicago on July 27, will complete
fered to accompany Roosevelt on his ered. was wounded three times by bill fall though there will be no funds bers, Oregon. 50(ff75c per dozen; egg
M a rs h a ll is Indicted.
its business in two days. The Inde
African hunting trip.
ets and dragged herself a mile to an ¡se available to carry on the work until plants, 17jc per pound; lettuce, head,
S trik in g M in e rs Buy Guns.
New York, July 18.—A. G. Mar pendence party leaders state there are
ated farmhouse. The police are hunt- the county court meets for the Janu- 13c per dozen; parsley, 15c per dozen;
four candidates in the field for presi
Birmingham, Ala., July 17.— Father
One hundred unemployed of New ng for August Eberhard a nephew of iry term and makes a special levy.
peas, 2(if3c per pound; peppers, 10c H. E O'Grady, a priest of St. Cath shall, manager of the Standard Pro dent. They are: Howard S. Taylor, of
York are fed each day by John Mor
ter pound; radishes. 12 jc per dozen; crine's Catholic church, is heading a tective society, who, with Henry G Illinois; N. W. Howard, of Alabama;
he
murdered
woman,
believing
he
may
gan, himself a poor working man.
Cement Industry in Sight.
rhubarb l® 2 c per pound; spinach, 2c
know something of the crime
Cooke, president of the Oregon Thomas L. Hisgen, of Massachusetts,
Klamath Falla__ Abel Adjr, owner of per pound; tomatoes, Oregon, $2 50 committee which will make an effort
The British government is giving
to bring about a settlement of the Ranching & Timber company was in and Charles A. Walsh, of Iowa.
thousands
of
acres
of
title
lands
in
thia
acr
crate.
Warships Nearing Manila.
careful attention to the operation of
dicted on a charge of conspiracy to
coal miners’ strike.
county, reports the finding of a large
Butter— Extras, 25c per pound;
the American beef combine in Lon
H eney Anxious to L e t G o .
It is reported that every hardware defraud the United States by violat
Manila. July 21 . —Wireless communi ledge of gvpaum on hia property, and
fancy
24c;
choice,
20c;
store,
17c.
don
store and gun store in Birmingham ing the law in relation to sale of tim
Ran Diego, Cal., July 15— Francis
cation has been established between the statea he has all the ingredients neces
Eggs— Oregon. »3®e4c per dozen has depleted its stock of firearms, and ber land in Oregon, surrendered him
J. Heney, who has been making a brief
American marines have been sent battleships Maine and Alabama, com- sary for making cement. Ho claims
Poultry— Mixed chickens, 12<gq2)c
to Honduras, where all Central Amer
that a few feet below the surface of the nound; fancy hens, 13(®13c; roosters that buckshot shells are being ordered self to United States Marshal Henkel visit in this city, addressed a large
rosing
the
special
service
squadron
ican republics are stirring up a revolt
marsh there is a layer of mineral sand, rrdSe; springs. 18®19c: ducks, old. by telegraph. Last night sevrai strike yesterday. He was later arraigned in fathering here last night. In the course
breakers were brought to the district ■he United Sattes circuit court.
which left San Francisco June 8 in ad which when washed it better building
of his speech, referring to the Ran
from adjoining states.
Tw o carloads of powder stored vance of the Atlantic fleet Messages sand than la found in this seetlou. m tffc; spring, 12l®15c: geese, old. 8
FYanriseo graft prosecutions, he said:
9c;
young.
12}c:
turkeys,
old,
18@19c;
near Cle Elum, Wash., exploded At received front the two vessels read that
“ I liken mvself to a man with his hand
W
ill
Use
Great
Northern
Track.
young 2(Vfi'2lc
least nine persons were killed and they expected to arrive here at noon
on
a bear’s tail. I f anyone will help
Mosquitoes
Kill
Cattle.
Silverton Mill to Resume.
Billing*. Mont, July 18.—It is an
Ve.il— Extra. 8® 9c per lb.; ordi
several others injured.
Monday. The lamisiana. Ohio and Vir
High Island, Tex., July 17.— Mos nounced that with the completion of me let go I will never take hold of it
Silvertot.— After having been shut nary, «(STc; heavy, 5«.
ginia have finished coaling at La Haina.
Pork— Fancy, 6 j@ 7 c per lb ; ordi quitoes are killing cattle by droves on he line of the Billings Northern rail again. ”
A pleasure launch from Manila cap «nd are en mute here to join the main down about four weeks, the Silverton
ranches around the Gulf coast region road from Billings to Great Falls
I.umber company's mill, in this city. nary, 6c; large, 5c.
sized and 25 of the 75 passengers were body of the fleet.
Tom Platt i t 76.
Great clouds of the insects hover over Mont., about September 1. the Bur
!» expected to start up this month
Mutton— Fancy, 7}@9c.
drowned. The 50 saved were picked
The company ha* received eastern or
Hops— 1907 prime and choice, 5@6c pastures where cattle feed, and literal- lington trains, now using the North
New York, July 1«.—Senator Thos.
np by a British steamer.
Floods Destroy Village.
'y drain the animals of their life blood, ern Pacific line to the coast will pro C Platt was 75 years old yesterday.
ders for more than *0 ears of lumber per pound; olds, >@ 2ic per pound.
Shippers are protesting against the
W ool— Eastern Oregon, average causing them to die from weakness -eed over the Rilling* Noithern t* He spent the anniversary quietly at
Vienna. Julv 21.—Floods have washed which will clean out the yards The
raising of freight ra’ rs and may win iwttv the village of Tnszevna. on the mil' was shut down owing to tempo best, in®16lc per pound, according to One ranchman has lost 200 head in Great Falls, from which place tbt the Oriental hotel at Manhattan
as the roads are not unanimous in Galician estate of Archduke Stephen rarity unfavorable conditions o f the shrinkage; valley, 14® 15c.
ten days, and pastures are strewn with tracks of the Great Northern will b< beach. He is very feeble, and he had
the carcasses of deal cattle.
the decision to make the increase.
used.
Mohair—Choice, 18(£l8jc per Ih.
Twenty-two people have been drowned. market.
few visitors.
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