The Estacada Progress
RAILWAY DEM ONSTRATIONS.
NEWS ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FROM THE STATE OF OREGON
SIEGE CONDITIONS PREVAIL.
FRANCE WILL
REVISE TARIFE
TARIFF REVISION NEEDED.
Every Safety Device Known Will Re
Strike Ties Up French Capital and
T aft's M essage Asks C ongress to Do
ceive T est at / .-Y.-P. Exposition.
Nothing Else.
Food Becoming S carce.
Seattle,
March
22.
Actual
demon
W
ashington,
March 17.—The mes­
Paris,
March
19.—Mi-Careme,
the
OREGON •trations of every railway safety de
ESTACADA
sage of President T uft recommending
middle of Lent, usually celebrated with
vice, approved and unexploited, will be
prom pt and thorough revision of the
grotesque processions throughout
THE SPECIAL SESSION-
IRRIGATION SEEM S SURE.
made daily in the transportation build
Proposed New Schedule Raises Many tariff and its consideration at the extra
France,
and
w
ith
particular
gayety
in
ing and yards of the Alaska-Yukon-Pa
session of congress, to the exclusion of
March 17.—No appropriations New C ontract Will Amply Protect All Paris, found the capital today in a
RESUME OF THE
cific exposition, which wHl open on for Salem,
all other subje ts, was received with
Old Rates.
normal
schools
were
made
by
the
U sers Under Project.
loud und prolonged applause in both
June 1 in Seattle.
state of virtual siege.
Oregon legislature, whicn ended its
The
transportation
building
is
now
senate and house. The message is
WEEK'S DOINGS being hurried to completion and tracks, special
session at 8:40 tonight. The Vale—In order to bring in all the Because of the postal strike no mail-
brief and to tile poiont and is us fol­
quit the capitol, leaving land owners who have vested w ater deliveries were made, banks held up
spurs, switches and “ Y s” are already lawm in akers
:
the house a senate bill granting rights under the proposed governm ent paym ents on checks because of their United S tates Exports Hard Hit by lows
General Review o f Im portant Hap- laid for the most complete exemplifica dead
“ To the senate and house of repre­
New Rates Under Consideration sentatives:
schools $8,000 each for m ainten­ Malheur project, a new contract has inability to receive advices from their
pentngs Presented in a B rief and tion of general and special railway the
have convened the con­
until next June. The normal been made which amply protects all
and Business Men Anxious to See gress in this - I extra
C om prehensive M anner for Busy traffic ever attem pted on the grounds ance
session in order to
forces repudiated the bill and its sup­ parties who have land under irrigation correspondents, stam ps were not on
W
hat
Action
Will
Result—Fresh
enable
it
to
give
immediate considera­
Readers—National, Political, His­ of an exposition.
from present w ater ditches. The con­ sale, telegram s were refused accept­
ports
could
not
m
uster
the
two-thirds
So
desirous
were
Eastern
locomotive
tion
to
the
revision
of the Dingley
torical and Commercial.
Fruits Suffer Most.
necessary to advance it to second tract states specifically the project ance, and the prices of provisions were
builders of taking advantage of reach­ vote
tariff act. Conditions affecting pro­
users
shall
be
fully
compensated
for
reading.
The
vote
on
suspension
of
ing the Oriental field through the me­ rules was 28 ayes to 16 noes.
duction, m anufacture und business gen­
ditch rights when they sign up soaring, while eggs, milk, butter and
of the Seattle lair, that they pro­ Because the gross earnings tax laws their
other country produce were painfully W ashington, March 23.—The atten­ erally have so changed in the last 12
Burglars shot a patrolman at Pueblo dium
their
land
with
the
government.
vided the major portion of the $75,000 enacted by the initiative in 1906 were It is believed here th at all owners of scarce.
as to require a readjustm ent and
when about to be caught.
of American m anufacturers will years
which the construction of the transpor­ killed by implication by a tax act of land, who have heretofore held out, Over a million letters are stacked in tion
revision
of the im port duties imposed
not
for
the
next
few
months
be
entire­
French strikers insist on the dismiss­ tation building has cost, in order that
by
th
at
act.
More than this, the pres­
will
sign
these
contracts,
and
thus
the
legislature
in
1907,
the
ad
varlorem
ly
focused
upon
the
proposed
tariff
re­
the
postoffice
aw
aiting
sorting
and
dis­
al of Simyan, and may win their point. the structure should be of ample size
ent tariff act, with the other sources
practically
insure
the
com
m
ittee
of
the
tax
act
of
the
regular
session
of
1909
vision
in
this
country.
France
proposes
patch,
as
the
postal
employes
in
the
governm ent revenue, does not fur­
Castro has left Germany for Bor­ for their most complicated illsutrations. was not touched by the special esssion. full co-operation of every individual
branches besides the telegraph to revise its tariff, and in the changes of
nish income enough to pay the author­
deaux, where he will em bark for Vene­ Locomotives of all makes and all An unsuccessful attem pt was made having land susceptible to irrigation other
to
be
made
the
United
States
is
vitally
service
have
gone
on
a
sym
pathetic
periods will be exhibited. Everything, to render inoperative the dairy inspec­ under the project.
ized expenditures. By July next the
zuela.
•trike. The last American mails have interested. If the proposed French excesB
from the old “ hay burners’’ of the cot tion act of the regular session.
of expenditures over receipts
J.
W.
McCulloch
and
C.
O.
Thomas
tariff
bill
should
be
enacted
into
law
not
yet
been
removed
from
their
sacks,
Boston is to have a crusade against ton belt, to the big transcontinental
for
the
current
fiscal year will equal
have
gone
up
the
Malheur
valley
to
se­
An
efforts
to
introduce
new
business
in
its
present
shape,
American
trade
and
practically
no
letters
have
left
the
rats sim ilar to the one conducted at mogul will be shown under full steam.
$
100 , 000 , 000 .
cure
the
contracts
of
the
ranches
under
were
defeated
and
the
bills
passed
dur­
would
be
injuriously
affected.
country.
San Francisco.
A modern passenger train, equipped ing the special session cure defects in the farm ers’ ditch scheme w est of Three thousand telegram s are piled Some of interesting facts in regard “ The successful party in the last elec­
is pledged to a revision of the
A plot to kill the am eer of Afghani­ with the last work in Pullman service, those
at the regular session and Vale. In view of the fact th at more on the dispatching hooks, aw aiting to the new measure are prepared by tion
tariff. The country and the business
stan was unearthed and 1,200 arrests lights, brakes and wireless alarm s will are as passed
than
100,000
acres
have
been
signed
follow
s:
N.
I.
Stone,
tariff
expert
of
the
de­
transm
ission,
as
the
m
ilitary
telegraph
be a daily show.
community especially expect it. The
have been made.
A ppropriation for improvements in ' up exclusive of the m ilitary wagon ers pressed into service, are unfam iali- partm ent of commerce and labor.
end of transportation state
prospect of a change in the rates of
grants,
the
project
is
alm
ost
a
cer­
institutions;
appropriation
for
It
is
proposed
to
advance
the
general
ar
w
ith
the
postal
instrum
ents,
and
A m illionaire iron man, a banker will The be electric
complete exhibition as experim ent station at Union; opening tainty.
im port duties always causes a suspen­
ratefon
canned
meats
of
20
francs
per
cannot
use
them.
The
governm
ent
has
and four others are to be indicted at its rival. given A as fully
equipped modern duck season in W illam ette valley Octo­
sion or halt in business because of the
100
kilos
to
30
francs,
an
increase
of
threatened
to
call
upon
the
army
to
P ittsburg for bribery.
trolley as well as a new underground ber 1 instead of October 15; protecting i
uncertainty sh to the conditions to be
furnish men to deliver the mail, but as 50 per cent, leaving the minimum rate made
Festival Floats to Seattle.
Francis J . Heney has protested trolley, which it is claimed, does away deer;
and their effect. It is therefore
prohibiting
night
hunting
of
of
15
francs
unchanged.
yet
has
not
taken
this
step.
Business
w ith all previous objections to the un­ deer; protecting e lk ; rope fire escapes Portland—The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific is at a standstill, and conditions are Under the existing agreem ent fresh of the h ghest importance th at the new
against the appointm ent of Fulton
derground system, will be displayed in in hotels not to apply to towr.s having exposition and the Oregon state com­ grave in all lines th at depend upon the apples and pears are adm itted at the bill should be agreed upon and passed
Federal judge in Oregon.
mission are making strenuous efforts
w ith as much speed as possible consist­
Governor George Curry, of New operation.
fire regulations; salaries of Supreme to secure for Portland day a t the postal activity for their daily continu­ rate of 2 francs per 100 kilos. I t is ent
Every known farm vehicle, reapers court
w ith its due and thorough consider­
Mexico, has resigned. He was ap­ stackers,
baliff,
clerk
and
stem
graphers;
ance.
proposed
to
advance
the
minimum
rate
Seattle
fair
all
the
floats
th
at
will
be
harvesters, plows and all else, act creating curricula board; requiring
ation. For these reason, I have deem­
pointed by Roosevelt in 1907.
to
5
francs,
an
increase
of
150
per
in the “ Spirit of the Golden
even to ihe harness for the horses, will
ed the present to be sn extraordinary
of public buildings to open out­ shown
W est’’ parade at the Rose festival of PENNY LUNCH AT SCH O O LS. cent, and to increase the general rate occasion within the meaning of the con­
The Pennsylvania senate has passed be shown and the big traction harvest­ doors
w
ard;
new
code;
appropriating
$7,500
from
5
to
8
francs.
It
is
proposed
to
June
9.
This
pageant
will
be
one
of
a resolution offering a reward of $1,000 ers found working throughout the for special session; reim bursing George
stitution, justifying and requiring the
the most beautiful features of the car­ Poor Boys and Girls to Be Fed at increase the minimum rate on hops calling of an extra session.
for the caputre of the kidnapers of the W est, will have a place, with all of H. Small.
from
30
to
40
francs,
and
the
general
nival,
and
will
serve
splendidly
to
ex
W hitla boy. A bill has also been in­ their latest improvements.
“ In my inaugural address I stated in
Los Angeles.
from 45 to 60 francs per 100 kilos.
ploit the wonderful resources of the
troduced making kidnaping punishable
a summary way the principles upon
F
ar
more
numerous
are
the
tariff
FREE
BOARD
FOR
HUNTERS.
Los
Angeles,
March
19.—
An
innova­
Oregon
country,
a9
each
float,
car
or
by death.
which, in my judgm ent, the revision
FOOD SUPPLY AFFECTED.
chariot will represent the matchless tion in the form of penny lunches to changes on articles which are not af­ of
the tariff should proceed, and indi­
The empress of Russia is a nervous
fected
by
the
commercial
agreem
ent
the
public
school
children
attracted
fruit
and
other
products
indigenous
to
at least one new source of reve­
wreck.
French Telegraph Strike Continues O regon Sheepm en Offer Inducement the many im portant localities of the much interest today. It was started between France and this country. cated
nue th at m ight be properly reBorted to
to Kill Coyotes.
and Famine T hreatens.
Cuban reciprocity may cause a tariff
great N orthw est country. It is pro­ by the Civic Federation, and the large Among the more im portant of these in order to avoid a future deficit. It
Free board is being offer­ posed to make the parade in Seattle an Ann street school in the poorer quarter changes the following may be men­ is not necessary for me to repeat what
war with other nations.
Paris, March 22. The government Pendleton—
by sheepmen of Eastern Oregon to exact
replica of this particular parade of the city was the first to benefit. tioned, the rate being given in francs I then said:
Ex-Vice President Fairbanks has re­ issued a reassuring statem ent tonight ed
k ilo s:
concerning the strike, in which the sit­ hunters to help in exterm inating the j as seen in Portland. The Northern Eventually all are to be included, and per M 100
“ I venture to suggest th at the vital
tired from politics completely.
eat extracts, general rate increased business
Some of them are also to I Pacific railway in response to a request served every school day in the year.
uation was said to be notably improv­ coyotes.
of the country re­
D istrict Attorney Jerom e, of New ed, many of the strikers, especially the offer a bounty in addition to the $1.50 j lrom the a .-Y.-P. officials has agreed Large airy dining rooms are provid­ from 40 to 45 francs; cotton’seed, now quire that interests
the attention of the congress
York, is again raiding gam bling houses. telephone girls, having returned to offered by the state for coyotes killed to haul these floats from Portland to ed, and there was a g reat rush today adm itted free, to be subject to a duty in this Bession
chiefly devoted to the
or in the vicinity of their ranges. | Seattle and back again absolutely free a t the opening, hundreds gathering at of 1.50 francs; peanuts, now adm itted consideration of be the
new tariff bill, and
The great increase in Germ any's work. The strike leaders, on the oth­ on That
free,
to
be
subject
to
a
duty
of
2.50
these
offeres
are
to
be
accepted
Qf
charge,
having
been
informed
that
the
tables.
Each
one
was
given
all
er
hand,
were
loudly
proclaim
ing
war
the less tim e given to other subjects
navy has caused a panic in G reat B rit­
francs,
and
preserved
vegeta
les,
duty
is
indicated
by
the
score
of
letters
¡
the
in
terstate
Commerce
commission
the
soup,
fru
it
and
buns
he
or
she
could
to
the
hilt,
and
there
are
disquieting
of legislation in this session ol con­
ain.
of railroad and other co-opera­ which Secretary Smythe of the state w¡11 interpose no objection to such a eat for one cent. Each lunch costa the increased from 20 to 24 francs.
gress, the better for the country.”
A St. Louis physician has left an es rumors
association has received from hunters j plaili because the floats are to be sent association about four cents. The
tive
strikes.
tate of over $1,000,000 to a 3-months Disclosures in connection with the in different parts of the state who are to S eattle for exhibition purposes only charitable public helps in maintenance.
ASSIGNM ENTS ARE GIVEN.
PREHISTORIC CITY FOUND.
for a chance to spend the spring
old girl.
O ther departures, such as half an hour
str ke indicate that the abuses and fa­ anxious
summer in this work. Some of
of story-telling at lunch tim e, are to N orthw est Senators Get Places
Rate
Hearing
is
O
rdered.
The German steam er Ella was held voritism charged have been largely due and
woolgrowers have expressed a will­ Salem— H aving determined th at suf­ be made. This is in line w ith the agi­
Settler Stum bles Upon Massive Ruins
up by N icaragua and searched for spies to the fact th at politics have had much the
Various Com m ittees.
to board a hunter at each camp. ficient grounds exist to w arrant hold­ tation going on the country over be­
in California.
to do w ith the adm inistration of the ingness
and arms.
The
executive
committee
of
the
state
children of poor parents are sent W ashington, March 23.—During the Los Angeles, March 17.— In the San
and telegraph service.
ing a hearing to learn if present rates cause
The governm ent will seek no more post
association
is
calling
upon
the
individ­
61st congress Northwestern senators Jacinto mountains, near the edge of
The lack of food in the capital, an ual woolgrowers to co-operate with charged by the Southern Pacific com­ by the thousands to school w ithout hav­ will
land fraud indictm ents unless the evi­ outcome
have com m ittee assignm ents as the Coachella valley, B. P. Bond, of
of the impossibility of for­ these hunters and also to assist skilled pany on carload lots, or less, of onions ing had proper food.
dence is strong.
follows:
warding payments, is making itself hunters the forest service has announc­ and potatoes are reasonable and ju sti­
Beach, has just made C alifornia’s
Bourne— Fisheries, chairm an; com­ Long
The California senate sent for a sick felt today, and provision dealers de­ it will place on the national reserves fiable the railroad company’s repre­
most im portant archaeological discov­
PLANT BLOWS UP.
merce, public expenditures, printing, ery,
member to break the deadlock on the clare th at if there is no improvement ed
sentatives
have
been
summoned
to
ap­
and
th at will be of widespread
defenses, postoffices, public interest. one While
direct prim ary question.
the city in a few days probably will be during the summer.
pear and give testimony on March 30 Explosion in C oeur d’Alene Pow der coast
ram bling up from his
health, railroads.
w ith fam ine conditions.
at Salem. Numerous complaints have
desert
land
claim,
he found the ruins
The United States Steel corporation confronted
Cham
berlain—A
griculture
and
for­
W orks Kills Inventor.
Add to C herry Acreage.
loss to business in Paris alone is
been received regarding the alleged
of a prehistoric city containing from
will close some of its large plants The
estry,
public
lands,
irrigation,
Philip­
variously
estim
ated
at
from
$600,000
Cleone—The
owner
of
the
Webb
farm
unreasonable
rates
which
are
enforced
700
to
1,000
well
preserved
stone hous­
Spokane, Wash, March 19.—The
A pril 1 unless business improves.
printing, Pacific railroads, ex­ es. Evidences of well paved
to $1,200,000. Only a few w ires today has ju st planted 10 more acres of Lam­ by the Southern Pacific on these com­ Coeur d'A lene Powder mills, near Wal­ pines,
streets,
penditures
in
Interior
departm
ent.
The French governm ent may relieve connect Europe Paris w ith and the out­ bert cherries on her place. Miss Webb modities.
strange
earthenw
are
of
fine
type
scat­
lace,
Idaho,
were
alm
ost
totally
de­
Piles—Coast
survey,
chairman
;
com­
M inister Simyan, who has charge of side world.
says th at she finds cherry raising a
tered
about
and
te
genera!
aspect
of
stroyed
yesterday
evening
by
sparks
merce,
judiciary,
revision
of
laws,
Pa­
posts and telegraph, in order to ap­ The government has formally notifi­ very profitable business and th at the
A rbor Day Annual Assured.
the
place
shows
th
at
it
was
no
mean
falling
in
the
m
ixer.
The
loss
will
cific
islands,
pensions,
territories.
pease the strikers.
ed the strikers th at 48 hours of grace Lam bert cherry possesses qualities su­ Salem—The Arbor Day annnual for aggregate thousands. The secret of Jones—Industrial expositions, chair­ community, but savored of civiliza­
Russia is ready to intervene in P er­ will be allowed them to return to work, perior to those of any other variety, the use of the public schools, April 9, m aking the powder died w ith J. Skal man
public lands, irrigation, Cana­ tion.
after which their dismissal will be ir­ the main points of superiority being ¡ 1909, has been* issued by J. H. Acker- berg, the maker, whose death occurred dian ; relations,
Bond arrived Here today, and after
sia if necessary.
coast defenses, conser­ conferring
revocable.
with Charles F. Lummis and
the large size, the late m aturity and man, superintendent of public instruc- in the explosion, and may end the man­ vation of national
resources,
corpora­
A W ashington physician says over­
the hardiness, m aking them a good va- tion. The annual contains sugge«*- ufacture of powder in the Coeur tions organized in the D istrict of Co­ other scientists, arranged to place ac­
eating causes a desire for smoking and
NEW JA P CRISIS IN SO UTH .
riety to ship to Eastern points. Last tions for m aking the interior of the d ’Alenes. His powder exploded w ith­ lumbia.
curate information concerning his re­
drinking.
season 40 tons of cherries were har- j school buildings more attractive, direc- out smoke or poisonous gases and was Heyburn— M anufactures, chairm an; m arkable find before the Smithsonian
A Brockton, Mass., man has come to County Officials in California Try to vested from the Webb orchard of 10 | tions for setting out rose bushes, trees very valuable to mining. Pete Pico joint com m ittee on revision of the institute. He already has assurance
his right senses at Los Angeles after
acres. The bulk of this crop was haul- | and shrubbery on the school grounds and Alvin Nelson were also killed. J. laws of the United States, chairm an; by w ire that an immediate and thorough
Collect Poll Tax; Strike Snag.
will be conducted from
wandering three years.
and much valuable information relative K. Ogilvy, an engineer, was badly
of natural resources, im­ exploration
Oxnard, Cal., March 22.—Serious ed to Portland.
W ashington, and has been asked in the
! to forest laws in Oregon and their pres- hurt. Window» were broken for miles conservation
The universal suffrage measure has labor trouble is threatened in the beet
m
igration,
mines
and
mining,
Philip­
around, and trees were torn to shreds. pines, privileges and elections, public meantim e not to divulge the exact lo­
Klamath Crop News.
f ervation.
advanced to second reading in the fields here over the situation created
cation of the ruins, lest relic hunters
Klam ath Falls—Spring farm work is
B ritish house of commons.
buildings and grounds, public lands.
by the attem pt to collect a county poll going
and others strip them of probable val­
on actively in Klam ath county. ;
Seventeen Cents for Clip.
Lead
Miners
O
bject
to
Cut
Borah—
Education
and
labor,
chair­
tax
from
the
450
Japanese
living
in
The condition of Mme. Helena Mod-
fine weather of the pastlw o weeks Pendleton—The first wool sale of the Denver, March 19.—Following infor­ m an; expenditures in the Navy de­ uables. He states the silent city lies
jeska, the famous actress, is such that Oxnard and employed in the beet fields. The
have
made the roads alm ost dusty and season in this section is reported from mation th at the new tariff bill provides partm ent, interocean ic canals, irriga­ w ithin 15 miles of Indio and not over
This
attem
pt,
after
they
had
paid
the
her death may occur at any tim e.
miles from the old Los Angeles-
put the ground in fine condition for Echo, where is located the wool scour- for a reduction in the rate on lead con­ tion judiciary, standards, w eights and five
city tax in this city, caused great re­ plowing.
Yuma road.
Much new land is now being ing plant.* Charles Green, a wool buy- tents of ores from 1 % to 1 cent per measures.
The king of Christm as island, in the sentm ent. The sheriff and deputy as­
Pacific ocean near Singapore, has ab­ sessors in many instances seized horses gotten ready for cultivation. A great er of this section, contracted for the pound, comes the announcement of the
S harp Fight With M oros.
dicated because his wife objects to and goods owned by the Japanese and deal of the stock thrown out of work clip of Walden Rhea at a price of 17 determ ination of W estern m ining men
Island Is C ause of Trouble.
Manila, March 17.—A belated dis­
being queen.
later forced them to pay under threats on account of the completion of the j cents a pound. It is considered an ex­ to fight this reduction, which they de­ Tokio, March 23. — Special dis­ patch
from Lake Anao reports th at a
railroad to w ater is being used on large ceedingly high price, since this is all clare will have the effect of closing patches received by Japanese papers
An absconding Oklahoma bank cash­ of selling their property.
for clearing and plowing. sand wool, due to the nature of the soil nearly all the low grade producing from Hongkong and Pekin indicate band of hostile Moros attacked Lieu­
ier has sent back nearly all the money Some of the Japanese have already contracts
Farm ers all over the basin are greatly in the neighborhood. The same quality mines in the United S tates. To this th at the effort which ÍB being made at tenant Furlong's detachmer t of con­
taken and promises to return the bal­ left for other parts of the state where encouraged
a t Berdong, on March 8, and
Japanese labor is in demand, leaving crop season. over the prospects of a fine of wool sold last year at prices ranging end Secretary J. F. Callbreath, of the Canton to again inflame the Chinese stabulary
ance soon.
about 10 cents.
American Mining congress, today issu­ against the Japanese and bring about after a sharp fight eight Moros and two
the
beetgrowers
in
serious
straits
for
The B ritish parliam ent may author­
ed a call for a m eeting of operators to a renewal of the boycott on Japanese members of the constabulary were left
ize eight instead of four battleships of laborers.
Extra Copies of New Statutes.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
be held in Salt Lake City next Monday. goods, because of the alleged occupa­ dead on the field, while two soldiers
Tonight
the
sheriff
and
assessor
say
the Dreadnaught type on account of it is probable the county will recede Salem—Because of requests from I
and one civilian were wounded. A
tion of P ratas island by Japanese company
activities on the part of German y in from its position and return the money different parts of the state and from W heat—Bluestem, $1.20(5)1.25; club,
of the 25th infantry and a de­
guano
dealers,
is
apparently
a
move­
Suffragettes
Scent
Plot.
increasing her navy.
many states in the E ast the house at | $1.07(91.10; red Russian, $1.06@ G uthrie, Okla., March 19.— Many m ent on the part of some unknown tachm ent of scouts have gone to the
collected.
of Furlong’s force. The day afte r
the special session passed a resolution | i»08; valley, $1.10.
A fter a searching investigation a
Oklahoma suffragettes refuse to vote. propagandists to keep ill feeling be­ aid
the fight a constabulary soldier desert­
providing for the printing of 2,000 Oats No. 1, w hite, $39.50.
tween Japan and China stirred up in ed,
board of inquiry has recommended the
Bill Cuts Drinking Time.
They
claim
there
is
a
deep-laid
plot
after stealing five rifles.
suspension of the pilot who had charge Salt Lake City, March 22.— Both copies of the w ater code and one pro- j Barley—Feed, $30.50.
against them by the election officials, the hope of eventually causing a breach
of the transport Logan when it went branches of the state legislature today viding for the printing of 2,400 copies Bay—Timothy, W illam ette valley, because it is required of them to give
Revolt in Cuba.
aground at the entrance to Honolulu passed a bill regulating the sale of of the tax commission bill. The reso- j $13<&'15; Eastern Oregon, $16(r/18; their age, color of hair and eyes, and
No Appeal for Officials.
lutions set out th at copies are to be | clover, $12(013; alfalfa, $14.50(0)15; their politics D. S. Levy, of Okla­ S alt Lake City, March 2 3 .- The Havana, March 17.—The first real
harbor.
liquor. The bill givei to all counties furnished
to the state officers needing grain hay, $13(014; cheat, $13.50@ homa City, secretary of the county traffic officials and railroads convicted uprising against the new Cuban repub­
The Chinese boycott against Japan­ local option and to cities of 12,000 pop­ them and also
distributed by the secre­ 14.50; vetch, $13.50(014.50.
occurred last night, within a little
election board, says of these require­
ulation
or
more
a
separate
vote.
Sa­
January in the United States Dis­ lic
ese goods has been revived
of state to those who may desire B utter—City cream ery, extras, 36c; m ents: ‘‘But very few women will last
mere than six weeks after the inaugu­
loons are to be open only from 7 a. m. tary
trict
court
of
conspiracy
in
connection
fancy
outside
cream
ery,
32(035c;
store,
Servia may yield to the term s of a until 7 p. m., except on Saturday, when them and make application to him for
The ladies declare the new w ith the refusal to deliver coal to an ration of General Gomez as president.
18(o 20c. B utter fat prices average 1)4 register.
joint note from the powers.
law is a deliberate slap at woman suf­ independent coal dealer, were denied a How serious the trouble is it is impos­
the hours shall be from 7 a. m. to 6 p. them
cents
under
regular
butter
prices.
frage, and there is much fear and new trial today and will be sentenced sible to determ ine. While the move­
The Cuban revolutionists have sur­ m. Special elections on the question
Eggs Oregon ranch, 20(o21c.
Bishop Will Build Mill.
ment apparently is unim portant, nume­
trem bling on the part of legislators.” on Monday. The defendants are J rically,
of local option are to be held on peti­
rendered to governm ent troops.
Poultry—Hens,
1
5)i(o
l6
c;
broilers,
all indications are th at it is
Salem—Clarence Bishop, of the Sa­
tion.
It
is
believed
that
the
bill
will
H.
Moore,
sales
agent
of
the
Union
24(o
25c;
fryers,
18(d20c;
roosters,
The crisis between China and Russia
part of the widespread conspiracy. Its
W est Will Fight.
the signature of Governor lem W'oolen Mills company, has gone old, 10(«llc; young, 14(0 15c; ducks,
Pacific Coal company ; E verett Buck­ nature
over Manchurian territory is said to be S receive
is indicated by a dispatch sta t­
to Pendleton to prepare for the con­
W ashington, March 19.—Congress­ ingham, former general superintendent
p r y - _________________
over.
struction of a $45,000 woolen mill. 200/22’«c; geese. 10c; turkeys, 18(o men from the Pacific N orthw est will of the Oregon Short Line; the Union ing th at a special train, carrying a de­
19c;
squabs,
$2.50(0:3
per
dozen.
The company recently purchased the
News agents on trains in Mexico
in a fight for the restoration of Pacific railroad, the Union Pacific Coal tachm ent of rural guards, was proceed­
Gold Strikes in Arizona.
Extras, 10(ol0)4c; ordinary, unite
the duty on rough lumber to $2 per company and the Oregon Short Line. ing as rapidly as possible to Vultas.
have been forbidden to sell liquor in Phoenix, Ariz., March 22. Two gold machinery in the old mill at Pendleton j $7(o Veal
8c;
heavy,
5c.
erect a modern reinforced con­
thousand. A fter the tariff bill was in­
future.
strikes, reported to be the biggest ever and will structure,
Pork— Fancy, 9 % (a 10c; large, 8(0 troduced
Los Angeles to Bar Sick.
rebuild and install the 8)»c.
Kidnaped Boy Returned.
all members from Oregon,
The Nicaraguan president defies the made in Arizona, one at Salome and crete
Los
Angeles,
17.—A t a m eet­
old
machinery,
making
a
first
class
W
ashington
and
Idaho
were
interview
­
Cleveland, March 23.—L ittle W illie ing of 50 persons March
United States to intervene in Central the other at Bouse, have caused excite­ plant. About 75 hands will he em­ Apples—75c(o$2.50 box.
of the chamber of
America and threatens to fight marines ment throughout the territory, and all ployed and it is proposed that only high Potatoes $1.35(ol,40 per hundred; ed, and all announced their purpose to W hitla, who has caused the police of commerce
today, representing all of
oppose the lumber schedule as fixed by the entire country endless worry since
of the western part from Phoenix to high grade products shall be turned out sweets, 2 * 4(0 30.
to a finish.
the prom inent charitable associations
the
ways
and
means
committee,
and
to
he
was
kidnaped
from
school
in
Sharon,
the
river
is
filling
with
prospectors.
Vegetables—Turnips,
$1
sack;
car
The Home Telephone companies of Mining men of expreience who have
w ith members from other lumber Pa., last Thursday, was returned to his and institutions of the city and county,
90c; parsnips, $1.50; beets, join
the Pacific Northwest, including the visited
U pper Linn Wants Steel Bridge. rots,
producing
states to g et the old duty. father at the Hollenden hotel here at a resolution was adopted asking charit­
the
scenes
of
the
strikes
say
$1.75;
horseradish,
10c
pound;
a
rti­
long distance connections, have been th at the ore is of surpassing richness, Brownsville—Citizens of the w est­
associations of the United States
8:30 o’clock last evening. In compli­ able
chokes,
75(o
90c
dozen;
asparagus,
11
sold to a syndicate of Portland and Se­ and th att here are evidences of perm a­ ern portion of Linn countv are work­
to refrain from sending any more con­
Kerens
New
A
m
bassador
ance
w
ith
an
agreem
ent
entered
into
0/1
7
’
c
pound;
beans,
25c;
cabbage,
attle capitalists.
ptives to Los Angeles and reciting
nence in the ledges. The strikes are ing to secure the erection of a steel
Chicago, March 19.— The following j between the boy’s father and an agent sum
/SS jc ; cauliflower, $2.50; celery
at if they were continued to be sent,
Robbers dynauited two bank build­ in districts where mineral has been bridge over the Calipooia river at this $ S 47 ’ j ! / i ¿"crate;'
cable to the Daily N ew s1 ° f the kidnapers here today, the boy th
isa
special
lettuce,
head,
85c
dozen;
ings at Bald Knob, A rk., and put to found heretofore in paying quantities. point. The old bridge la in poor con­ onions, 40(o50c dozen;, parsley, 26(0 from V ienna: The new American am­ was placed on a streetcar on the out­ th at necessity would compel the local
associations to return them a t once,
flight a band of citizens who had been
dition and has been condemned. The 30c dozen; radishes, 35c dozen; rhu­ bassador to A ustria will be Richard skirts of the city after 8 o'clock.
attracted by the explosions. A sheriff’s
taxpayers have asked the county court barb, $2.75 box; spinach, $1.25.
Half Billion in Subways.
Kerens,
of
St.
Louis.
The
S
tate
de­
Hadley Will Fight Rate.
posse is in pursuit.
W inter Home on Coast.
New York. March 22. The remark- for a steel bridge. Ten thousand dol- Hops 1989 contracts. 1 0 (o l0 '4c; partm ent has asked the A ustrian gov­
Jefferson
Mo., March 17.—
The fight on the tariff bill in con­ able scope of G reater New York’s plans 1 'ars *he estim ate for a 200 foot steel 1908 crop, 7(o 8c; 1907 crop, 8(0.4c; ernm ent if he is persona gratia, and an Santa Barbara, Cal., March 23.— E. That he would City,
exhaust all the powers
affirmative reply has been sent.
gress will be a free-for-all, both par­ forp roviding adequate transportation ' span, and $5,600 for a wooden span.
H. H arrim an has wired J. H. H arring­ of the state before
1906, crop, l)y0/2c.
he would perm it the
facilities is indicated in a statem ent
ties splitting.
ton, of the Texas Pacific Improvement railroads to return to
Wool — Eastern Oregon, contracts,
the3-centsa mile
New Sheep Com m issioner.
issued
here
today,
which
shows
that
company
here,
that
he
will
be
in
Santa
Big
Union
Depot
Burns.
16d/18c;
valley,
16(o:17;
mohair,
passenger rate, was the declaration of
Roosevelt says he doesn’t intend to the expenditure of nearly $500,000,000 Salem - Governor Benson has ap­ choice, 22c.
Barbara
tomorrow
and
will
select
a
Louisville,
Ky.,
March
19.—The
Hadley, today. His state-
die of fever in the wilds of Africa.
is contemplated. Of this amount near­ pointed Charles Cleveland, of Gresham, C attle Top steers, $5(o6.26; fair to Louisville union depot, valued at $400,- site on the company’s Hope ranch for Governor
mnt followed the action of a railroad
E ight men have now been secured ly $400,000,000 is included in projects Multnomah county, sheep commission­ good, $4.75(o 5; common to medium, 000, was destroyed by fire tonight. a w inter residence. Mr. Harrim an and conference in Chicago yesterday at
for tunnels and subways. Work in­ er, to succeed W. H. Steusloff, of 3.25/04.50; cows, top, $4.25; fair to H alf an hour after the building col­ all his Southern Pacific lieutenants will which the decilion to restore the old
for the Calhoun jury.
volving a fourth of this total will prob- Salem, whose term of three years has good, $3.50(o 4; common to medium, lapsed, the Commercial club had de­ hold a w eek’s conference at a local
A runaway train killed and injured ! ably begin before the end of the pres- expired. There are no perquisites a t­ $2.50(0 3.60; calves, top, $5@ 5.50; cided th at the city m ust have an elab­ hotel and it is authoritatively stated rate was taken.
80 people and wrecked the Montreal « it year,
tached to the office, aside from travel­ heavy, $3.50(04; bulls, and stags, fat, orate new station at once.
th at he will not go to San Francisco.
Million for Good Roads.
depot.
ing expenses.
$3(1/3.50; common, $2 (02.76.
Stockton,
Cal., March 17.—San Joa­
Ships Plan Voyage.
Germany Backs Up Austria.
Finds Two New Planets.
Hogs Best, $725; fair to good,
quin county voted today to issue bond*
Scientists have a theory that many Tokio, J.qp March
Many
Hop
C
ontracts
Filed.
$6.76(o7;
stockers,
$5.50(0.6.50;
China
Paris.
March
19.—According
to
lat­
22.—Two
ships
of
the
Paris,
March
2
3
.
-
The
astronomer
to
the
sum
of
$1,890,000 for the build
mine explosions are caused by earth­ Japanese training squadron, leaving Salem—A great many contracts for fat», $67.6.
est inform ation. Austro-Hungary, with Gaillot announced before the Academy ing of 238 miles of macadam road.
quakes.
on ¿»iircn
March 14,
| Yokosuke
i oK o su se on
is, will
win visit
vieu vari- hops
nope from
iro m 10
m to
m 11
u c cents
m m are
n being
» r in g re­
r e -1 Sheep
o n e rp Top
iop wethers,
werners, $5.75(06;
en.ionio; fair
iair the support of Germany, has fully re -| of Sciences tonight th at he had diacov- 1 This is the largest county bond issue
Many prominent South Americans ousp oints on the Pacific coast during corded at Salem. Growers, however, to good, $4.75<it5.25; ewes, \ c less on solved to send an expedition into Servia ered two new planets situated beyond ever voted in the United States for
have appealed to the United Slates for the spring and summer. The vessels exhibit a desire to hold 1908 crop for all grades; lambs, top, $6.50<<t6.76; unless th at country changes its pres-1 Neptune, which is the outerm ost known good roads in proportion to wealth and
that price and little is being sold.
fair to good, $6(o6.50.
ent attitude.
are the cruisers Aso and Soya.
planet of the solar system.
intervention.
population.
U su e d E a c h Th u rsd a y