The Estacada Progress
ESTACADA
OREGON
RESUME OF THE
WEEK'S DOINGS
PR E SID EN T IS B O SS.
New Senate M easure Gives Pow er to
S ta rt T ariff W ar.
W ashington, May 4.—The senate
tariff bill, in the section which deals
w ith the maximum and minimum prop
osition, has, in the judgm ent of tariff
experts, one very im portant feature
It practically vests in the president the
power to declare a tariff w ar against
any nation or to refrain from any such
war.
I t is given to him to decide w hether
any nation is discrim inating against
the products of the U nited S tates in its
system of duties.
This perm its the
governm ent, through the S ate depart
ment and the otfn r agencies provided
by law, to m ake agreem ents w ith other
nations as to trade and tariff conces
sions which can be made effective by a
proclam ation of the president, w ithout
the necessity of anything in the way
of legislation or tre a ty agreem ent.
The bill authorizes the president to
employ a t his discretion any persons to
procure inform ation or assist him in
the discharge of these duties, which
would mean th a t he can appoint com
m issioners representing the United
S ta te s to go abroad and make agree
m ents w ith foreign nations.
A t the sam e tim e, a ttention is paid
to the wishes of those who are not in
favor of reciprocal agreem ents of any
kind. The proposition m akes it impos
sible to have any ra te established lower
than the ra te in the tariff law. Any
change in the case of any nation must
be a change in the way of higher du
ties. No am ount of bargaining or con
cession can secure fo r any country any
reduction in the tariff law.
NEWS ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FROM THE STATE OF OREGON
NEW IRRIGATION P R O JE C T .
MALHEUR SURVEY ORDERED
DEATH AND RUIN.
Wind and Snow S torm Leave Trail o>
Havoc in Middle W eil.
Chicago, A pril 30.—Two terrific
storm s, sw eeping over Middle W est
sta te s w ithin 12 hours of each other
yesterday paralyzed the region from
Chicago to the G ulf as seldom before.
Both Btorms w ere accompanied by
thunder and lightning and deluging
to rren ts of rain, and both caused loss
of life, not only in th is city, but in re
gions to the south.
Two towns, H arrulton, A rk., and
Hornlake, Miss., are reported as com
pletely demolished by tornado-like
winds th a t sw ept over the p ra iries dur
ing the day; and reports of death and
destruction in a lesser degree are com
ing in over the crippled w ires from
every point w ith which communication
can be opened.
Coincident w ith the violent gale r e
ported in the Middle states, unseason
able falls of snow are reported to both
the east and w est of the stricken area.
In New York several inches of snow is
reported from the rural d istricts, while
the big m etropolis itself had a violent
snow squall early in the day. From
W yoming comes the rep o rt of suffering
on the sheep ranges caused by a five-
inch fall of snow.
Snow is also reported from P itts
burg, M ilwaukee and Montana points.
A squall, w ith wind blowing 45
m iles an hour, and rain falling in to r
rents, struck Chicago a t 6:15 o ’clock
last night. W’ires w ent down in every
direction and
comm unication w ith
o ther cities was completely severed.
STORMS SCOURGE
SOUTHERN STATES
Fatalities Will Amount to Over
100
RECHAO IS SULTAN.
T urkish People Rejoice O ver Down
fall of Abdul.
Constantinople, April 28.—The reign
of Abdul Ham id II ended by his de
position and the accession of hie
brother, Mehemnied Recliad Effendi, as
Mehemnied V. The name iB a v aria
tion of Mahomet, it being considered
inappropriate to assum e the precise
name of the prophet.
Mehemnied V is the thirty-fifth sov
ereign of Turkey, in male descent i f
the house of Osman, the founder of
the em pire, and the tw enty-ninth sul
tan since the conquest of C onstantino
ple.
The firing of 101 guns announced to
the w aiting people th a t a new sultan
had been proclaimed.
The cerem onies connected w ith the
tran sfer of power were sim ple.
The
newly chosen ruler came from his pal
ace in G alata through Btreets lined
w ith troops and cheering thousands and
took the oath a t the w ar office.
He
then proceeded to the parliam ent and
later w ent to the Dolma B agtsche pal
ace as head of the empire, w here for so
many years he had been practically a
prisoner.
M artial law was relaxed and the peo
ple gave them selves over to the cele
bration of the victory of the Young
Turk party and the end of Abdul H am
id’s reign. Many buildings were illu
m inated and thousands of rounds were
joyfully tired by the soldiers. General
good humor prevailed everyw here.
Plans P erfected fo r W atering Land Ballinger E ager to T est Feasibility of
in Gulf States.
in U pper W illamette Valley.
Irrigation P ro je ct.
E ugene— Plans are perfected for
O ntario— Secretary B allinger, of the
bringing under irrigation the extensive In terio r departm ent, has telegraphed
W ires All P ro s tra te d and News of
valley lands between the W illam ette the reclam ation officials a t Boise order
G eneral Review o f Im portant Hap
Suffering and D eath Is Received
and the Lower McKenzie rivers. The ing im m ediate work in the field to be
penings P resen ted in a B rief and
tra c t lies ju s t across the W illam ette gin by surveyors and engineers for tl e
Only in F ragm entary F o rm —Z ero
C om prehensive M anner fo r Busy
from Eugene and adjacent to Spring- Malheur governm ent irrig atio n project.
W eather in Many S ta te s —Gales
R eaders—National, Political, His
field. I t com prises some 30,000 acres F. E. W eymouth, supervising engineer
T urn Into B lizzards.
torical and Com m ercial.
of unusually deep and well drained for this reclam ation d istric t, is a t
Boise gath erin g a crew of engineers
W illam ette valley soil.
The problem of securing w ater for and surveyors and says he will be in
Ja p a n ’s average death rate is be
th is area was solved through the u til O ntario w ithin a day or two to begin
A tlanta. Ga., May 1.— A t least 75
tween 17 and 18 per 1,000.
ization of Clear and Fish lakes, a t the work.
persons killed and three tim es th a t
source of the McKenzie, as storage
Dr. H enry Waldo Coe, of Portland,
S ecretary B allinger d ire c ts 'th a t* th e
num ber injured and dam ages am ount
reservoirs. The w ater accum ulated in work be hastened sufficiently to perm it
ing to perhaps $1,000,000—th is is the
may be offered the Mexican am bassa
his
personal
inspection
when
he
visits
toil collected by a succession of torna
these lakes during the w inter months,
dorship.
through dam s placed a t their outlets, O ntario in June.
He s ta te s th a t if
does which sw ept portions of M issis
Conductors and brakem en on the
sippi, Kentucky, A rkansas, Alabama
will in the sum m er serson be taken out the project looks feasible a t th a t tim e
Southern Pacific are to work three day3
he
will
order
work
to
be
completed
as
and M issouri Thursday and Friday.
of the McKenzie at H endricks’ bridge,
less a month.
some nine m iles above Springfield, soon as possible.
W ires are down throughout the
An investigation of alleged bad con
People here feel sure the governm ent
where the foothills m erge into the
s tric k tn d istric ts and only fragm entary
duct of two Federal judges of Missouri
reports of the tornadoes can be g a th
level of the valley. The rapid fall of project will be built, as form er sur
has been asked.
the river a t this point and its rocky veyors promised g reat success. P ri
ered. It is feared th a t the dam age and
banks there m ake it possible w ithout vate interests, who have been pro test
loss of life will be even g re a te r than
Oscar S. S traus has been appointed
the expense of a dam to lead out a ing ag ain st the governm ent projet,
indicated tonight.
am bassador to Turkey and W. W
canal to an excellent power site and were heard by Secretary B allinger in
Hundreds are homeless and distress
Rockhill goes to Russia.
have the w a ter from the tail race ex W ashington last week, and he stated
is w idespread.
A tourist passenger car and 26 occu
actly in position for the irrigation of ! to them th a t if they could show defi-
An ex act list of the dead and an ac
pants are quarantined a t S alt L ake on
the m agnificent expanse of the valley nitely they were financially able to
curate estim a te of the m onetary loss
account of a case of scarlet fever.
may not be completed for many days,
below. I t is th is combination of power build the project and th a t the people
but from all along the path of the
plant and irrigation system rig h t a t w ant a p rivate project, they may be
S e a ttle Japanese are to spend $5,000
LIKE ONE RAILROAD.
storm come tales of fearful loss of life
the doors of a rapidly grow ing urban perm itted to build.
in en tertain in g the officers and men on
population th a t has won support for
and whole towns and villages are com
the m ikado’s w arships which v isit the
S hippers Tell How H arrim an Lines
pletely wiped out
this pioneer project.
Will W ork for Union County.
C O N SP IR A T O R S ARE HANGED.
fair.
Are Being Run.
The storm wave Beems to have had
E
lgin—
E
lgin
is
taking
on
new
life.
In a fu rth er effort to establish the
F a rm ers to D iscuss Problem s.
A t a m eeting of the Com mercial club C onstitutionalists Invoke Rigid Ju stic e its origin in the N orth, and sw ept from
S alt Lake, A pril 28.—The introduc
lobster industry on the Pacific coast a
the Lake region south in irregular tion of testim ony in the su it of the
La Grande—The farm ers of Union last week, Mr. Curry, publicity m an
to L ead ers o f U prising.
carload is to be sent from H alifax,
MORE EX ECU TIO N S COM ING.
fashion,.
and
W
aliowa
counties
will
hold
a
m
eet
ager
of
the
La
Grande
Commercial
U nited S ta te s governm ent to dissolve
Nova Scotia.
C onstantinople, A pril 30.— The Con
ing a t this place May 14 and 15, for club, gave a long talk and the towns
the combination of the Union Pacific,
Blizzards A fter Gales.
A fte r Septem ber 1 next it will be a Example to Be S et by Public Hang the purpose of discussing the problem s buried the hatchet and will work in stitu tio n a lists have lost no tim e in
Southern Pacific and com peting lines,
b ringing the conspirators in the recent
Chicago, May 1.— W hile the proces on the ground th a t it was form ed for
ings in C onstantinople.
m isdemeanor to allow children less
which confront the w orkers in the fields harmony and for Union county as
risin
g
to
tria
l.
The
m
ilitary
court,
sion
of
tornadoes
th
a
t
sw
ept
from
the
than 16 to attend m oving picture shows
the purpose of crushing out com peti
London, May 4.—A dispatch to the of this section, and to outline some whole. The m atter of having Union s ittin g in the w a r office today con
unless accompanied by parents.
Daily Telegraph from Constantinople plan of action relative to the m arketing county represented a t the rose carnival demned about 250 prisoners to death, G reat L akes down the M ississippi val tion wus begun in this city today be
ley
to
the
G
ulf
of
Mexico
spread
untold
a
t
Portland
was
acted
on
favorably
fore Special E xam iner W illiam s. The
B urglars w ere caught in the act of says th a t in an interview , Enver Bey, of crops, and the purchase of grain
and they were executed.
ruin in its path, on the edges of the
robbery a t San Francisco and two were one of the leaders of the Young Turks, bags. The m eeting has been called by A rrangem ents were made to organize
N adir Pasha, the second eunuch of m eteorological disturbance there was governm ent was represented by C. A.
ranchers
with
the
idea
th
a
t
much
bene
captured and one escaped. Over 30 declared they had proofs th a t a m assa the five local unions of the F a rm ers’
the palace, whose sentence w as pro expirienced a different kind of disaster. Severance, of St. P i u ’ ; Glen E. Hus-
ted, of W ashington; Charles A. Page,
shots were fired.
One of the men cre of all Turks suspected of L iberal Educational and Cooperative union, fit can be derived from the interchange nounced W ednesday, was hanged at
Heavy snows and blizzards are rep o rt
which
are
now
the
only
representatives
of
methods
and
th
at
the
f
r
u
it
industry
ism had been projected in Constan
caught received a wound.
dawn on the G alata bridge and his ed from both the east and w est borders of New York, and N. H. Lommis, for
tinople and was prevented only by Gen of the organization in E astern Oregon, j will be benefited,
body w as viewed by thousands. The of the disturbed area, and w in ter con H arrim an.
Lead m iners in Missouri a r
E. E. McCarthy, traffic m anager of
eral Schefket hastening the occupation except a few locals near M ilton, in I
national assem bly, which m et under ditions prevail in Pennsylvania, the
■trike.
Seek Oil at C entral Point.
U m atilla county.
of the capital.
the presidency of Said Pasha, decided N orthern lake sta te s and the more a local hardw are company, and a for
m er railroad man, te s titiid th a t prior
Roosevelt has killed three lions and
E nver Bey said he now had no fear
C entral Point—C. C. Sw eeny and th a t the sultan should tak e the oath of
M onroe Now on Railroad.
th a t Abdul Hamid would become the
Jack N eft, re g istering from Portland, the constitution w ithin a week. The W esterly sta te s of W yoming, Montana, to the railw ay m erger in 1901 compe
K erm it one.
Colorado
and
N
orthern
Texas.
tition for general m er>htndise and
Monroe—The Corvallis & Alsea ra il have been securing oil and gas proper assem bly also ratified the removal of
The Japanese squadron was given a center of new revolts. He believed as
Anyw here up to a foot of snow has wool business was keen t e ’.ween the
resu lt of the court m artial there road took its first carload shipm ent ty leases throughout th is section. It Abdul Ham id to Salonica.
g re a t reception a t San Francisco.
been
reported
from
these
states,
w
ith
would be an additional 100 executions from Monroe last week. This car was is expected th a t an e x p ert will cover
The governm ent has decided to send blizzards of the w ildest w inter kind Union Pacific and S> utbern Pacific
Congress has now seven Sm iths, and as many persons more would be loaded w ith m ohair and shipped to San the field thoroughly w ithin the next
agents, but since the com bination was
a commission to Adana to try by court
T re effected no special effort had been
three in the senate and four in the sentenced to im prisonm ent at hard la Francisco via Albany. Although Mon ten days, reporting on the m erits of m artial the in stig ato rs of the m assa raging in the N orth and W est.
mendous
dam
age
has
been
done
to
early
house.
bor.
roe is probably one of the oldest towns the properties thus far leased. Upon cres, and the com m ittee is authorized small f ru it crops, and the apple crop is made, so fa r as he was aw are, to se
cure routing of business over e ith e r
The executions would be public, in n the sta te and into which the Southern the e x p e rt’s reports depends the action to a ct w ith the utm ost severity.
An immense stream of colonists is
also reported seriously injured. Aside
coming to the coast from all p a rts of various p a rts of the city, beginning Pacific graded a road from Corvallis of the company represented by these
I t is alleged th a t the chief authors from this, g re a t suffering has been ex one of these lines, as the business is
handled, according to his understand
probably tomorrow, as it was necessary more than 25 years ago, it is now th a t men. They are said to be representa of the recent m utiny were Abdul
th e E ast.
perienced on the sheep and cattle rang ing, over the line m ost convenient.
to show a salutary exam ple. The for the so muen needed railroad has been tives of the Standard Oil company, and H am id’s favorite son, Prince Mehmed
es, and many anim als have already suc
A narhists attacked policec a t Buenos m er sultan, Enver Bey asserted, al completed.
David Eccles, an Ogden business
The Corvallis & Alsea it is probable th a t te st w ells will be Burban Eddine; R ear Adm iral Saind cumbed to the violence of the w eather.
A yres and 100 men were killed and ready had been punished and would not railroad is being built south and w est driven.
man, told of his experience in m aking
Pasha, son of K iam il Pasha, the ex
F reezing and zero w eather is rep o rt
wounded in the riot.
be put on trial.
from Monroe and will tap one of the
grand vizier, and N adir Pasha, who ed a t many points, and the se lumber shipm ents from Hood River,
Or. Form erly he shipped via the Ore
Reduced R ates for T ea c h e rs.
largest belts of fir tim ber in the sta te .
A lake steam er is m issing and the
w ere engaged for a long tim e prior to verest of conditions prevail.
On the
Salem —J . H. Ackerm an, sta te su the rising in corrupting the troops. lakes g re a t suffering has resulted, gon Short Line to Wells, Nev. Now
crew and 42 persons are believed to
SEARCH ON FOR ABDUL’S CASH
he was obliged to use the S hasta route
perintendent of schools and director of The form er two have fled.
Albany Im ports P otatoes.
have been drowned.
though the high winds th a t preceded and the Southern Pacific, the O. R. &
the
N
ational
Educational
association
Albany—Local
m
erheants
are
now
the colder w eather have apparently N. company and the Oregon S hort Line
A railroad which is being built in R eported to Have Kept Much Money
forced to adopt the alm ost unprece for Oregon, has issued a circular letter
broken up the ice and liberated many refusing to quote him any ra te through
Honduras will be equipped entirely
Hidden in Palace.
to
the
teachers
of
Oregon,
re
la
tin
g
to
H
O
LD
-U
P
IN
IDAHO.
dented
expedient
of
shipping
outside
blockaded vessels, thus allev iatin g to a Ogden.
w ith w ireless telegraphy.
Constantinople, May 4.—The tre a s potatoes here for the local m arket. the annual convention of the associa
certain degree the haidships of the lake
A woman delayed the Am erican liner ures of the palace of Yildiz are being P ractically all of the potatoes of Linn tion, which convenes in D enver Ju ly 5, B andits Loot Mail C a r on N orthern sailors.
JA PA N ESE GO EAST.
St. Louis eight m inutes a t New York inventoried by a parliam entary com county have been sold and shipped and and holds four days, in which he states
Pacific Railroad.
while she hunted for a $1.50 baby car mission. Abdul Hamid took the open the small supply now in Albany is be th a t the railw ay lines have made re
COAL
FAMINE
IN
CANADA.
D eclare P ersecution is Driving Them
Spokane, W ash., April 30.— Two
riage.
hilly pastures 30 years ago, gradually ing carefully held by the purchasers, duced round trip fares which will be men held up N orthern Pacific train No.
From the Pacific C o ast.
A num ber of
A Japanese a t Los Angeles has sued transform ed them into gardens, among so retail m erchants have received some in effect on Ju ly 1.
3 la st n ig h t a t 10:25 o ’clock, three Only Fuel Mined Is Being S ent To
Chicago, A pril 28.—Chicago is ex
a paper for $10,000 dam ages because which he constructed pavilions for him shipm ents from Portland. Potatoes are teachers will go.
United S ta te s.
m iles e ast of Houser Junction, and 25
periencing an unprecedented invasion
self, his wives, his children and the now selling a t re ta il here from $1 to
among other things it called him
m iles east of Spokane.
W innipeg, M an., May 1.—The coal of Japanese. It is said th a t a single
C latsop County Renigs.
palace favorites He gathered there $1.20 a bushel, and it is expected th a t
“ dare-devil.”
Conductor
A.
F.
Miley
sta
te
s
th
a
t
strik
e
situation
in
W
estern
Canada
is
lodging house a t F ifty -first and Clark
A storia—The County court has made
an immense variety of objects of art before the new crop comes in the price
the robbers cut the engine and one grow ing serious.
W ar is being waged for control of
stre ets, is the headquarters for 700
an order directing the clerk to draw a
and luxury, services of silver and gold, will reach $1.50 a bushel.
mail car from the train , took tw o shots
Zion City by the old city officers and
Fernie
and
Michel,
controlled
by
the
new arrivals, w hereas three m onths
w arrant for the first half of the sta te
French and O riental carpets, Greek
a t the fireman, m issing him by a very G reat N orthern in terests, are the only ago, it is said, there were only 200 in
those ju st elected.
This is the city
Snow C rushes Buildings.
tax as levied by the sta te board on J a n
sculptures taken from the museums of
narrow m argin, ordered him off the en d istric ts w here coal is being mined the whole city.
founded by Dowie.
This m eans th a t the gine and put a gun to E ngineer W hit
Constantinople, presents of most of the
K lam ath F alls—The first man to uary 2, 1909.
and the sta te m en t is made th a t all coal
The newcom ers are artisan s, domes
Serious floods’ are feared along the sovereigns of Europe and g ifts from cross the C rater Lake national park County court will not recognize the
tle se y ’s head, comm anding him to go mined there is being sen t into the tic servants and laborers, all strong
Ohio riv er following the storm .
w ealthy subjects.
from Rogue riv er to F o rt K lam ath this $4,000 increase which the sta te board ahead until they told him to stop. The
U
nited
S
ta
te
s.
The
chief
consuming
and vigorous. They a sse rt th a t they
Search is being made for the hoards spring reports than the office build a t a late r date made in C latsop coun o ther robber took the place of the fire
' Over 3,000 men employed on G reat
centers in W estern Canada are making were driven by persecution from C ali
of cash which Abdul Hamid is reported ings, barn and other structures of the ty ’s apportionm ent of the s ta te tax.
Lake steam ers have gone on strike.
man, and as th ey passed H ouser at loud com plaint a t this, and a move fornia and other Pacific coast sta te s.
always to have had on hand. He has superintendent of the headquarters a t
10:30 he was throw ing coal into the m ent has been sta rte d to petition the O thers, it is said, are to follow them .
Snow and frost in the Middle W est also g re a t sums invested abroad. Annie lake have been crushed by the
Dollar W heat in Albany.
firebox in an inexperienced manner.
governm ent to intervene and end the
have destroyed fru it and other crops.
T. Takahatchi, whose fo refath er
None, however, has been found as yet, extrem ely heavy snowfall of last win
Albany- W heat sold for $1 a bushel
This, together w ith the fa c t th a t strik e or stop the export of coal.
helped lay the cornerstone of the m i
although
the
ex-sultan
m
ust
have
had
ter.
These
buildings
w
ere
well
and
in Albany a few days ago for the first th ere w ere no m arkers on the re a r of
Four inches of snow covers W iscon
P
resident
Lewis,
of
the
In
tern
a
T his price was the train , and as the engine crew dis tional union, and P resid en t Sherm an, kado's palace in Tokio, and who m akes
sin and a fierce gale is causing much a t least a few hundred thousand pounds strongly built and the loss is a serious tim e in 20 years.
in the dom estic exchequer.
one. Superintendent A rant and an quoted by the local m ill o f the P ort regarded signals, it was a t once su r the local head of the M iners’ union, his living as a tea m ster f o ra teahouse,
inconvenience.
a ssista n t will return to the park soon. land Flouring Mills company. Most of m ised by the operator here th a t it was are ad ju stin g th e ir 'differences and a t 1207 Clark stre et, declared th a t the
I t is said a copper tru s t is planned
a t present ra te of im m igration, there
; the w heat stored here has been sold, so a holdup, and he a t once notified the signs of settlem en t are in sight.
Criminal is Identified.
in New York to control the en tire out
will soon be more Japanese in the E ast
Im prove C oos Mail Route.
very little is on hand for the $1 price. dispatcher in Spokane to th a t effect.
Paris, May 4.—M. B ertillon, director
L ethbridge is in w ant o f coal. I The than in the W est.
p u t of the country.
Marshfield— Work has been started
of the A nthropom etric departm ent of
Officials in Spokane as well as R ath- public schools were closed there yes
“ These who are coming th is way
Much money and food is being Bent police, has identified a man now being on the im provem ent of a p art of the
PORTLAND M ARKETS.
drum were a t once notified, and while terday.
T hree thousand m iners are ro w ,” he added, “ are used to manuel
to the massacre zone of A siatic T ur held by the San Francisco police as Ar wagon road from M yrtle Point, in this
the mail car was being robbed between now idle.
labor. They will not confine them
key, but more is needed.
W heat Bluestem m illing, $1.27>^0/ T ren t and Yardley, posses w ere form
thur Bernard, a dangerous crim inal. county, to Roseburg, in Douglas coun
The im m ediate effect of the coal selves to work in private fam ilies,
The portion which is to be reb u ilt J 1.30; club, $1.20; valley, $1.17; forty- ing a t e ith e r side of the robbers.
strik e in Nelson is a large num ber of hotels and clubs, as did m ost of th e ir
Searching parties are digging in the Rernard was arrested recently in San ty
idle railroad employes.
One of the predecessors. They are tending toward
grounds of the palace of the form er Francisco and gave the name of Sam is near the M yrtle Point end. Three fold, $1.26.
uel. The C alifornia a uthorities for thousand dollars wa3 raised by special ( O ats No. 1 w hite, $40(5142.
F u rth er Lynching F eared.
w orst features of the situation is the trade unionism. ”
sultan in a search for his w ealth.
taxation,
the
property
owners
them
Barley
Feed,
$34(//35
per
ton.
warded to M. B ertillon m easurem ents
Ada, O kla., A pril 30.—F earin g th a t sh u ttin g down of the B ritish Columbia
Abdul Hamid will probably be tra n s and photographs of the prisoner and selves sta rtin g the movement. This | H ay—Tim othy, W illam ette valley,
Copper com pany’s sm elter and mines.
R obbers Get Heavy L oot.
ferred to M onastir, as it is not be the identification followed. M. Ber road is one of the stage lines out of j $14f<i 16 per to n ; E astern Oregon, $17 as a result of the lynching here of four
cattlem en for the m urder of A. A. Bob
lieved his life is safe a t Salonica.
Reno, Nev., A pril 28.—A fte r club
Coos
bay
and
over
it
the
mail
to
the
A/19;
clover,
$110/12;
a
lfa
lfa
,
$140/
tillon says Bernard has been tried
F ren ch Ja c k ie s Kick on Fare.
b
itt,
fu
rth
e
r
trouble
m
ight
arise,
Oscar
bing a Chinam an into unconsciousness
14.50; grain hay, $130/14; cheat, $14
Canada will control the cu ttin g of twice and convicted, the first tim e for Coquille valley is brought.
P eeler, an alleged accessory to the
P aris, May 1.—The th ird m utiny and locking him in the,cellar, four men
Or 14.50; vetch, $13.500/14.
tim ber on the Pacific coast to 12,000,- th e ft and the second tim e for murder.
crim
e,
and
Edward
and
David
Johnson,
w
ithin
tw
o
weeks
on
a
vessel
of
the
2 5 ,0 0 0 S heep Are Sold.
robbed the Casino, a big gam bling re
Apples 65c0/$2.50 per box.
000 fe e t per year for the next 60 years.
charged w ith another m urder, have
Pendleton—Mixed yearling sheep to
Potatoes—$1.500/1.65 per hundred. been returned to the jail a t Tecumseh French navy has stirred governm ent so rt of Reno, o f between $3,000 and
C
a
stro
May
Sue
F
rance.
circles
and
it
is
probable
th
a
t
the
la
t
The Oregon railroad commission has
$5,000 about 4 o ’clock th is m orning.
the num ber of nearly 25,000 have been
V egetables — T urnips, $1.25 per
for safe keeping. The grand ju ry to est outbreak, th a t of sailors aboard the A nig h t watchm an who intruded was
Paris, May4 .—C ipriano Castro, ex- shipped from A rlington w ithin the past
ordered reductions in express charges
sack; carrots, $1.25; parsnips, $1.50;
day
resum
ed
its
investigations.
A
tto
r
president
of
Venezuela,
is
reported
to
brattlesh
ip
St.
Louis,
a
t
Toulon,
will
along the en tire line of the O. R. & N.
captured and locked in a closet. A fte r
two weeks.
The prices paid range beets, $1.75; horseradish, 10c per
The sailors the men had opened the safe they scoop
The reduction is approxim ately 25 per be consulting w ith law yers here w ith a from $3 to $4 per head while the same pound; artichokes, 650/85c per dozen ; ney General W est, in addressing the be rigidly investigated.
ju
ry
sa
id
:
“
The
lynching
w
as
the
view
to
bringing
a
dam
age
suit
against
of
the
St.
Louis
refused
to
e
a
t
the
cent.
ed the mon§y into bags and boldly
grade of sheep sold last season for from asparagus. Oregon, 1 2 ^ 0 / 15c per doz-
the French governm ent for his recent
Most of en; lettuce, head, 40f//50c per dozen; m ost outrageous crim e since the Civil m eat provided by the mess officers and walked out of the front door and s ta r t
$2.75 to $3.25 per head,
Rapid progress is being made in the expulsion from M artinique.
As the
w
ar.
Rem
em
ber
your
God.
”
th
eir
protests
were
so
subversive
of
ed north. A policeman tried to in te r
these were purchased by E astern onions, 12 \( n 15c per dozen; parsley,
Calhoun trial.
governm ent has the power to expel W ashington and Southern Idaho buy
discipline th a t three of th e crew were cept them , but they took a shot a t him.
35c per dozen; radishes, 20(//25c per
A eroplane C raze in Italy.
placed in irons. The rem ainder of the They then easily escaped.
T urkish troops have relieved H adjin foreigners a t its discretion, Senor Cas ers, and were shipped to those states. dozen; rhubarb, 3f//3>4c per pound;
tro, it is said, purposes basing his ac
and stoped the massacres.
Rome, A pril 30. — The syndicate enlisted personnel then openly revolted,
spinach, 90cb/$l.
tion on the fa c t th a t he was forcibly
which purchased the Italian rig h ts to declaring th a t all should be punished.
Wallowa M erchants O rganize.
Sm allpox Adds to H o rro rs.
B u tle r—C ity cream ery, e x tra s, 27
The B ritish budget proposes radical placed aboard a ship a t M artinique and
W allowa — The W allowa County (</ 29c; fancy outside cream ery, 25(V/29c W ilbur W rig h t’s aeroplane is m aking
new taxes to wipe out the deficit.
L atak ia, Syria, A pril 28. — Five
compelled to retu rn to France w ithout M erchants association has b»en organ
E
levator
Blaze
it
Fatal.
per pound; store, 18(</20c. B u tter fa t preparations for the construction of
thousand refugees are quartered here,
The paying teller of an Oakland being given the option of choosing his ized here. R epresentative firms from
Chicago, May 1.—One fireman was having come in from K ersal and other
prices average 1 >£c Per pound under m ilitary and other a ir craft. The price
bank has been arrested for embezzling. destination.
paid
for
the
valuable
rig
h
ts
is
said
to
killed, another is m issing and eight points in the d istric t north of L etsk ia,
each town of the county were present. regular b utter prices.
A eroplaning is fa s t be w ere seriously injured in a fire which w here several thousand T urks from
Ex-Chief of Police Fink, of Rowell,
G. W. H yatt, of E nterprise, was elect
E g g s—Oregon ranch, 24b/25c per be $200,000.
Much
W
ork
Ahead.
coming
a
popular
craze
among
w
ealthy
N. M., has been indicted for sm uggling
destroyed elevator B of the Illinois surrounding villages have burned towns
ed p resident; S. T. Combs, of W allo dozen.
Springfield, III., May 4.— W ith ad wa, vice p resident; C. H. Zurcehr, of
in Chinese.
Poultry Hens, 16>vhz 17c per pound; Italian s and W rig h t is in receipt of C entral railroad here early today. The and killed many A rm enians. Several
journm ent only three or four weeks E nterprrise, secretary, and Wade Siler, broilers. 25c; fryers, 18(//22ls c ; roost m any com m unications from prom inent conflagration completely consumed the
sm allpox cases have already been dis
C aptain Robinson, of the wrecked away the legislature will redouble its
ers, old, 10b/l i e ; young, 14b/15c; Ita lia n women asking for a trip . A elevator and its contents. The loss is covered among the refugees.
There
■team er Indiana, has taken his own speed the coming week to clear the of Joseph, treasurer.
successful
flight
was
made
yesterday,
estim ated a t $1,000,000. The blaze, are no soldiers a t L atakia. Miss Effie
ducks, 20b/22>aC; geese, lO b illc ; tu r
life, being unable to bear the disgrace. calendars of the masses of bills th at
the
aeroplane
risin
g
from
the
ground
fanned by a gale which sw ept in from Chambers, one of the m issionaries a t
Echo Peach T ree s Blooming.
keys, 20c; squabs, $2.50b/3 per dozen.
the lake, spread to the Illinois Central Kessab, is safe, news to th is effect
Echo—O rchardists in this vicinity
S rtro n g evidence of discrim ination have accum ulated. The senate is for
Veal- E xtras, 9 H (fll0 c per pound; by the force of its own propellers.
taking
a
sine
die
adjournm
ent
May
22,
docks and to train sheds and freig h t having reached Dr. J. M. Balph, who
who cut down th eir peach trees several ordinary, 8b,(i/9c; heavy, 7b/8c.
by H arrim an lines a g ain st S alt Lake
and
has
adopted
a
jo
in
t
resolution
fix
T
hree
S
chools
W
recked.
cars, and it was w ith g re a t difficulty is in charge of the mission a t L atakia.
w eeks ago because they believed them
has been brought out in the m erger
Pork—Fancy, 9>jb/10c per pound;
ing th a t day as the tim e for winding frozen out in Jan u ary now re g re t their large, 8b/9c.
W ichita, Kan., A pril 30.—A tornado th a t the firemen prevented the destruc
su it.
up the session, but the house is shout action, as some trees are beginning to
Hops—1909 contracts, 9c per pound; a t Douglas and o ther K ansas towns tion of the lake front yards.
Russian Advance C hecked
A tornado in Indiana tore away 600 ing for more tim e, and will probably bloom. A lfalfa has been slightly fro st 1908 crop, fib/7c; 1907 crop, 3c; 1906 ton ig h t killed one person, injured ten
St. P etersburg, April 28.— A dis
set
May
28
or
29
as
the
tim
e.
C
otton
Men
S
ee
J
a
p
Peril.
and did much dam age to property. The
fe e t of the w est wall of the sta te peni
b itten, but it is believed the crop has crop, 1 '.;c.
patch from Ju lfa , Persia, says the Rus
ten tiary . No one was hu rt and m ilitia
Boston, May 1.—Governor E. S. sian expedition has encountered oppo
not been seriously damaged.
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 13b/20c per storm was the m ost severe a t Douglas.
Roosevelt
to
S
ee
Pope.
has been ordered out to guard the con
pound; valley, fine, 20c; medium, 19c; There -Lewis A yers, 70 years old, was D raper, in a speech a t the 86th annual sition, Kurds skirm ishing w ith the
Fraud in Dc*»d Recording?
Rome, May 4. W hile on the Red
victs.
coarse, 18c; mohair, choice, 24(ii25c killed. Miss J . J. Jones was the most m eeting of the National A ssociation of Cossack vanguard and com pelling a
seriously injured. A num ber of houses Cotton M anufacturers, sounded a note halt. The Russian Foreign office has
Portland S ta rtlin g possibilities of per pound.
An heiress has been born to the Hol sea, April 17, en route to Mombasa,
C attle Top steers, $5.50(f/5 .7 5 ; fa ir w ere wrecked, including three schools. of w arning again st the rivalry of Japan no confirmation of this but it is adm it
land throne and there is g re a t rejoic Theodore Roosevelt w rote a le tte r to wholesale recording of frudulent deeds
Cardinal Satolli in which he said: “ I is a subject into which the grand jury to good, $5(05,25; common to medium, A t Udall, Rock and Rose H ill, build yesterday. He said th a t Jap an is now
ted th a t the troops are advancing
ing, as (Jueen W ilhelm ina was the last
of the reigning house and had she died look forward to renew ing out acquaint has begun to delve. One case has been $4.50(04.75; cows, top, $4.25($/ 4.50; ings w ere blown from th e ir founda the g re a t com petitor of Am erica in slowly and will not arriv e a t T abriz
ance a year hence, when I shall present under investigation for several days fa ir to good, $3.75*04.25; common to tions. F ru it and crops suffered.
cotton m anufactures, and th a t the rap before tomorrow night. The consul a t
w ithout heirs the crown would have
idly decreasing exports of cotton goods T abriz reports th a t the fam ine has
probably passed to a Germ an prince my respects to the holy father, to and another has ju st come to light, the medium, $2.50($/3.50; calves, top, $5fn
to China indicated a very grave propo been relieved som ewhat.
Special R ates Doom ed.
and become a p a rt of the German em whom I beg of you to give my personal man who charges the swindle a t once 5.50; heavy, $3.600/4; bulls and stags,
re g a rd s."
heading for the grand jury room.
fat. $ 30 / 3 . 50 ; common, $20/2.75.
Chicago, A pril 30.—The executive sition for the Am erican m anufacturers
pire.
Hogs Best. $7.350/7.60; fa ir to com m ittee of the W estern Passenger to face.
Ja c k London Sells Boat.
Ex-Vice President Fairbanks has
W
elcom
e
Rain
at
Pendleton.
Cold Wave Hits F rance.
good, $6.850/7.10; stockers, $5.500/ A g en ts’ association recommended to
Honolulu, A pril 28.— Advices receiv
purchased a house in Pasadena and will
Pendleton — A rain which means 6.50; China fats. $6.75.
Tabriz C ries for Food.
day th a t second class p arty and labor
Paris, May 4 .- N ortheastern France
ed today from Sydney, A ustralia, sta te
m ake th a t city his home a fte r a tour is in the grip of an unprecedented cold thousands of dollars to the grain grow
Sheep Top w ethers, $50/5.75; fa ir ra te s be abolished. —
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m eeting
of the
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T eheran, May 1.—The International th a t Jack London, the Am erican au
of the world.
wave. There have been snow falls a t ers and the county generally fell here to good, $4.50o/4.75; shorn. 75co/$l officials of the In te rs ta te Commerce R elief com m ittee of Tabix has issued thor. who sta rte d on a tour of the
The B ritish budget fo r the coming several places and it is feared th a t the last week. It came down gently w ith less; ewes, f9c less on all grades; commission and interested roads will an u rgent appeal for subscriptions on South sea islands, many m onths ago in
year shows a deficit in revenue of $78,- fru it crops and vineyards have been out any wind, and every drop seemed yearfings, top. $6.50o/7; fa ir to good, be held in Minneapolis tomorrow to act behalf of the fam ishing population of the sloop " S n a rk ,” has sold the boat
to go into the ground
$6«/3.25; spring lambs, $7(g7.50.
on the recom mendation.
tha city.
seriously damaged.
810,000.
there and gone to South Am erica.