Estacada progress., October 28, 1909, Image 2

The Estacada Progress
0ALL8 FBRRER MARTYR.
DARING AVIATOR
American Federation of Labor Joins in
Eureka, Cal , W rought Up O ver O ut­
General Protest.
rage at Night.
THRILLS
CROWD
Washington,
Oct. 20.—Resolutions
Eureka, Cal., Oct. 26.—The town is
fiercely denouncing the murder of Fran­
ESTACADA
OREGON worked up oVer the throwing of a bomb
cisco Ferrer, the Spanish revolutionist,
at an early hour this morning. The
CROOK DESERT CONQUERED.
DIKE WORK PROGRESSES.
who was condemned by court martial
Latham
Elies
Monoplane
In
Face
of
aud shot in Barcelona, were adopted ut
Tsuchiya Brothers, Japanese, opened a
ou Lower Columbia Homes of Settlers Dot Uplands and
today's session of the executive council
store i.i this city a few days ago and at Overflow Lands
Strong Wind.
BRIEF NEWS OE
of the American Federation of Labor.
Work of Plowing Begins.
Are Recovered.
2:45 this morning someone exploded a
Ferrer was referred to as a martyr.
Bend—
Ho
me
seekers
returning
from
Astoria—The
Columbia
Agricultural
“ We, in our personal behalf, as well
in the entrance of the store. The company, an organi/.ation composed of tin* “ high desert” southeast of Bend
THE PAST WEEK bomb
as
in the name of America’s workers
explosion demolished the store front Astoria and Portland capitalists, is report that upon what was a mouth ago
\Ahile
Returning
M
akes
an
Estimated
and
the whole people,” the resolutions
making
fairly
good
progress
in
the
Speed or IOO Miles an H our—Has oebire, “ express our intense indigna­
Interesting Events from O utside the and broke windows in a number of work of reclaiming about 12,000 acres untouched range country lias blossomed
horror and strongest protest
State Presented in a M anner to buildings nearby. The report was of tidelands along the Columbia river, forth the nucleus of a community. In
Machine U nder Perfect C o n tro l- tion,
against the murder of Francisco Fer
valley some (in miles from Bend,
C atch the Eye o f the Busy Reader heard for m ilts and people were in cast of Clatskanie. The company’« a named
Terrified
S
pectators
Beg
Him
in
rer by direction of the Spanish govern­
valley, from its first
—M atters o f National, Historical great fear until they learned the cause. small dredge has been at work for sev­ settler, a Ireland
m ent.”
Vain to D escend.
Corvallis man, who came over
weeks, and the large one, which the mountains
and Com m ercial Im portance.
Tne owners of the store were sleep­ eral
Taken in connection with the action
a month ago, three
has
been
employed
on
the
Cowlitz
river,
of the supreme court of the District of
ing in the rear and when the explosion is about ready to begin operations on houses have already been built, and a
in sentoucing President Oom-
dozen settlers are camped upon their
one of them ran to the front
lower Columbia.
Blackpool, Oct. 23.—The capabilities Columbia
Astoria is taking steps to celebrate occurred
pers, Secretary Morrison and John
digging wells and hauling iu the
and seeing the damage and fearing the While
dikes sufficient to reclaim only claims,
its 100th anniversary in 1911.
of
the
aeroplane
in
the
hands
of
a
dar­
Mitchell, of the federation, to serve
bodily harm, started to run. Two po­ a small tract have been completed, the lumber for their new hoim*s.
Between this valley and Bend many
ing pilot were demonstrated today when terms in jail for contempt of court,
Eureka, Cal., is indignant at the licemen, thinking he was the bomb base for quite a stretch has been thrown claims
the
paragraph of the resolu­
have recently been taken up,
Hubert Latham, the French aviator, tion concluding
thrower, started in pursuit, firing their up by the small dredge, and it will be and within
bomb outrage against the Japanese.
is looked upon as significant. It
the lust ten days a number
finished
by
the
larger
machine.
The
revolvers
as
they
ran.
The
Japanese
gave
an
exhibition
that
first
entertained
declares that:
Reports say the Chicago & Alton is
houses have begun to rise from the
when the shooting began and tracts reclaimed will probably be util of
and then terrified the spectators.
“ Wo take this occasion of tho mili­
midst of the sagebrush, and in oue in­
about to absorb four sm aller railroads. stopped
no harm was done. There is no clew ized as dairy lands.
In tho monoplane Latham battled tary murder of a man whose real of­
stance at least fields have beim cleared
Labor union men are suspected of to who fired the bomb, and no evidence
fense
was speaking, writing and teach­
the brush and put under the plow.
against a galo blowing 30 miles an ing humanity
New Station on the O. R. & N. Line. of Since
blowing up buildings of hostile Indian­ is at hand to incrim inate anyone.
to become more wiso,
the new .'>20 acre dry-farming
hour,
and
he
twice
circled
the
course.
more free and more liberty-loving, to
The store had been in operation here Pendleton—“ Coe” is the name of homestead law was made applicable to
apolis contractor.
As the machine struggled in the teeth remind the people of our country that
three days, and is the first Oriental the latest station on the line of the O. the 300,000 or 400,000 acres of this roll­
Lead miners of South Dakota threat but
of the gale it appeared at times to liberty of the citizens is only securo
store to be established here since the It. & N. The new station is located at ing sagebrush plain, a rush of home-
en to go on a strike. Two thousand exclusion
stand still in the air. Whon, however when trial by jury and in open court
of Chinese from Homboldt Horseshoe Curve, and hereafter it will seekers has eagerly grasped this last
men are affected.
Latham came about in the wind the for any alleged offense involving pun-
great
chance
to
get
free
government
county in 1887. It is believed someone be
Coe, instead of Horseshoe Curve. land, and from»Bend alone some 25,000
monoplane was driven at a rate esti ishmout is guaranteed. ”
Raisin grapes are so plentiful in opposed to the invasion of the business
mated to be between 80 aud 100 miles Tho resolutions say: “ Tho cause
The station is located at the site of the acres have been settled. Already the
Southern California that growers are field by Japanese fired the bomb.
an hour.
of free speech, free press and free ed­
big Furnish-Coe dam and is named in fences of the pioneer ranchers are deal­
using them for horse feed.
At one time he barely escaped being ucation has found in Ferrer another
ing the last blow to the life of the old
The president is on his way down JU ST IC E PbCKHAM PA SSES. honor of Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, of range, and houses and fields are making
carried out to sea, and the spectators m artyr, the more regrettable in an age
Portland, who is associated with W. J. their appearance upon the hitherto de­
ceased to cheer and besought the when civilization boasts of having re­
the Mississippi to attend the deep
aviator to come down. When Latham placed the tortures and brutality of
w aterw ays conference at New Orleans. United S tates Suprem e C ourt Loses Furnish in the Furnish Coe project. Tie serted territory.
did alight he was not permitted to at mediaevalism by freedom and enlight­
only passenger trains that stop at this It is this land that is regarded as
President T aft has declared him self
Eminent M em ber.
»
tempt a further flight while the high enm ent.”
are the Pendleton-Portland lo Oregon’s greatest wheat producer of the
in favor of bonds for river and harbor Albany, N. Y., Oct. 26.— Rufus W. station
wind continued.
Professor Ferrer, it is declared, will
future, and whose output it has been
cals, and they must be flagged.
work. Speaker Cannon approves the
take
rank
wiTh
all
those
who
have
estimated will triple the sta te ’s pro
Peckham, justice of the United States
W right May Fly Five Hundred Miles, done the greatest service for humanity.
scheme.
duction.
Bandon to Have Big Mill.
Supreme
court,
died
at
his
summer
Paris, Oct. 23.—Orville W right has “ A noble company of martyrs and a
Ban don—L. J. Cody, G. W. Moore
Mrs. Charles Netcher, of Chicago, is
Lebanon Crabtree Extension.
outlined his views on the subject of cause in which a man might well give
carrying the most life insurance of any home at A ltam ount at 8:15 Sunday and M. F. Logan, all of the Cody Lum­
his life,” the resolutions continue,
mechanical flight.
ber company, whose mill burned here in Lebanon— Work on the Lebanon-Crab-
woman, her policies aggregating $1,- night.
“ There is not as much danger in fly­ “ did tyranny require it. Like Jeffer
have gone to Portland, where tree extension of the Southern Pacific
000 , 000 .
Death was due to a complication of August,
ing as there is in automobile racing,” son, Washington and Lincoln of our
they are investigating mills there, and railroad is progressing rapidly. About
he said. “ We now turn out motors that own country, he labored and taught
The bank at Sulphur Springs, Colo., diseases—heart trouble, B right’s dis will purchase machinery for the new two. miles of grading has been com­
will run regularly for a short time, 49 and suffered that tae people might have
has been closed. The chief owner has ease, and hardening of the arteries con­ mill now being constructed on the site pleted, and more men and teams are be­
times out of 50, and in 10 years, or five wisdom and bo worthy of freedom .”
of the old one. The new mill will have ing added daily. At the Hayden broth­
been arrested, charged with having tributing.
years, or even two years, I think there Declaring that, though Ferrer suf­
camp, on the Claypool farm, about
bought the institution in order to Justice Peckham had been in ill a capacity of about 125,000 feet a day, ers’
SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS.
will be an aeroplane motor absolutely fered the ultimate penalty of a shame­
and will be one of the most modern 160 horses and mules and 00 men are
wreck it.
ful death at the hands of those who
mills in Oregon when it is completed. at work; at the Dollarhide camp there Liberals, Republicans and Socialists reliable.
health
for
some
tim
e,
but
his
condition
We will soon build a machine for rule in tho doctiine of the “ divine
Two members of the Cuban cabinet was not considered serious until recent­ The company expects to have the mill are about 100 horses and mules and 40
speed, to be used with-our present mo right of kings,” the resolutions ex­
Have Forced a Change.
men. Fifty men with two engines and
may fight a duel.
ly. Following adjournm ent of the May in operation in about six months.
the belief t »at the sacrifice was
a number of teams are preparing to con­ Madrid, Oct. 22.—The Spanish cabi­ tor, to show what can be done. It will press
Oklahoma has commenced suits term of the United States Supreme
faster than any machine you have not in vain.
struct the huge steel structure, which net, formed January 25, 1907,.under the go
O. R. & N. Spends Big Sum.
court, he came on from W ashington
In
its
preamble to the resolutions,
against three trusts.
will be, when completed, one of the premiership of Antonio Maura, resigned seen over here.”
La Grande— Ten cars of horses and largest
the council says the execution of Pro
Mrs. Peckham to spend the sum
“
How
far
can
you
fly
in
one
of
your
and
longest
bridges
in
this
part
Bomb throwing and other disturb­ with
today as a result of the bitter attacks present machines?” he was asked.
fessor Ferrer has aroused the strongest
mer at Altamount, expecting to return machinery and seven steam shovels be of Oregon.
ances continue in Spain.
made against the government by ex- “ In-B erlin,” he answered, “ I took indignation of ail just, liberty-loving
for the beginning of the October term . longing to the Twohy Bros., who have
Premier
Moret
y
Prendergast,
represent­
as a passenger a man who weighed and broad minded men of the civilized
President T aft delivered addresses A few days ago his conndition be­ a contract to do an extensive piece of
Pullman Car Co. Makes Report.
a powerful opposition. At a con­ up
225 pounds. I had 75 pounds of gaso world.
at Houston and Dallas, Tex.
came such th at his physicians said he improvement work along the O. R. &■ Salem—The Pullman Car Company, ing
ference.
Premier
Maura
told
the
King
on board. I could replace the
likely to die at any tim e, or m ight N. road 50 miles on either side of La in its report submitted to the Oregon that in face of Sonor M oret’s statement line
The czar of Russia was welcomed was
weight of the man with gasoline and
REBELS GAIN FORCE.
linger for several months. Up to a Grande,
have arrived here, camps are Railroad Commission this week, sets that the opposition would refuse to dis that
in Italy with g reat enthusiasm .
would
me 300 pounds of fuel
few days ago Justice Peckham exhibit­ pitched at Perry, La Grande and Union. forth that its total gross earnings for cuss even the most urgent measures, he With that I give
could
fly
500
miles.
W ilbur W right is teaching army ed considerable strength and was able P has been reported by officials of the
year ending June 30, 1909, were had no option but to resign. He asked, “ Yes, any one who can run an auto E strada’s Nicaraguan Revolutionists on
officers in the use of the W right aero to be about the house. The circulatory road that a system of sidetracks and $ the 1,44s,572.70,
Road to Victory.
of which Oregon’s pro however, the members of the majority mobile can fly. It is not nearly as dif­
plane.
disturbance, which contributed to his new grades to the extent of $300,000 portion on a mileage basis is approxi to support the new ministry.
ficult
or
dangerous
as
automobile
rac
Bluefields,
Oct. 20.—More than half
mately $338,645.02. Oregon’s propor­ A fter the resignations, Moret y Pren­ ¡ng .”
_________
Moros in the Philippines are success­ death, was first noticed about six years is to be put in this winter.
of the republic of Nicaragua is in the
tion, also on a mileage basis of busi dergast undertook to form a new minis
hands
of
revolutionists.
Confirmatory
ful in sm uggling modern rifles into the ago.
Rate Order Is Modified.
ness of the Pullman Company originat­ try, himself assuming the post of pre­
Cody Renounces America.
Justice Peckham was appointed in
dispatches have been received here
islands.
ing
in
this
state,
was
$74,335.84.
The
mier
and
minister
of
the
interior.
The
Salem—The State Railroad Commis­
Now York, Oct. 23.—Captain S. F.
Rivas, Corinto and San Juan del
A m agnetic storm on the A tlantic 1896 and was the last of Cleveland’s sion today made an order modifying value of property owned by the Pull­ new ministers who took the oath of of­ Cody, the American aviator, who hqs that
Sur have been taken by the insurgents.
its previous order in the O. K. & N. man Company in Oregon is placed at fice tonight follow:
seriously crippled the cable service selections.
been
teaching
British
army
officers
how
General Juan Re/es, ex governor of the
grain rate cases and extending the about $10,000, which is $2,000 less than Prem ier and minister of the interior, to fly, has renounced his American citi coast provinces, who led two previous
across the ocean.
last year.
Moret y Prendergast; minister of for zenship and taken out naturalization pa revolutions against Zelava, General
time
for
placing
the
order
into
effect
REBELS
GAIN
VICTORY.
The Portola festival ended a t San
oign affairs, Perez Cabellero; minister
to November 1.
as a British subject, according to Mena and Geneial Fornos Diaz, accom­
Francisco with a parade of floats and a Nicaragua Loses One Hundred Dead The rate from Island City, Pierce’s
of finance, Sonor Alvarado; minister pers
Faster Train Promised.
a message received here f/nm Doncas panied by nearly 100 exiles, have ar­
of
war,
Lieutenant-General
de
Loque;
dance on the streets.
and
Conley,
which
was
17%
cents,
the result of the promise minister of marine, Rear-Admiral Con ter, England, where he is attending an rived here from Limon and Boros del
and T hree Hundred Injured.
increased to 18 cents; Alicai and 1m of Salem-—As
meeting.
Toro, and probably will join General
the Southern Pacific Railway com cas;
Officers of a Nashville, Tenn., bank
minister of public works, Senor airship
bier,
from
18
cents
to
18%
cents;
A large crowd cheered Coday when he Estrada at Rama immediately.
Bluefields,
Nic.,
Oct.
26.—The
tug
pany
to
put
on
a
motorcar
between
have been arrested for taking deposits
Bassett;
minister
of
public
instruction.
Rhinehart
and
Elgin,
18
to
19
cents.
was
given
his
naturalization
papers,
but
Recruiting has been general with
Portland
and
Silverton,
the
state
rail
Blance, which arrived here from Grey
when the institution was insolvent.
Barroso; minister of justice, Mar he refused to lower the American flag great
road commission has consented to delay Senor
success, many thousands along the
tinez
del
Campo.
town,
brings
news
of
the
first
im
port­
Umatilla
County
Ships
Stock.
The national convention of the W.
for 30 days the issuanco of an order It is understood that the new gov­ which was flying over his headquarters, Atlantic coast flocking to the head of
it
was
said
some
time
ago
that
Cody
ant
battle
of
the
revolution.
General
Pendleton — Extensive stock ship following its hearing of the complaint
C. T.- U. at Omaha has declared for
Estrada. Vessels left here to­
ent’s plan includes the establish­ was informed that he would have to General
day on the return trip to Limon for
local option as a step toward prohibi­ Chamorro’s army fought an engage­ ments were made from this county la9t of inadequate train service on the Sil ernm
ment
of
the
constitutional
guarantees
become
a
British
subject
if
he
desired
more
exiles.
Only a lack of arms pre­
verton
branch.
The
hearing
was
held
six cars of sheep were
tion.
ment on Friday with 1,000 of President week. Twenty
in Barcelona and Gerona, the suppres to hold his position there.
vents an advance.
from this county and eight cars at Aurora, and considerable testimony sion
of
the
censorship,
acceleration
of
The Copper River railroad in Alaska Zelaya’s troops at a point below Boca shipped
introduced. The railroad company the campaign in the Riff region, am­
Lopez and Martinez, partners in a
of cattle and ten of hogs. W ithin a was
has 82 miles of the 200 completed. San Carlos on the Sarf Juan river.
is expected to have its gasoline car in nesty
prominent, firm of Bluefields. who have
BACHELOR
RENTERS
LOSE.
there will probably be a total of operation
for
political
offenses,
the
publica
More than 3,000 men are at work on The revolutionists won a decisive week
within 30 days.
been enriched by concessions received
cars from the north end of the coun
tion of the documents in the Ferrer case
from President Zelava, have been
the line.
victory, 100 of the governm ent troops 50
Must M arry or Indian Land Acreage seized
and
the
holding
of
elections
within
a
ty
alone
shipped
to
Portland
and
other
by the revolutionists. Senor
Irrigationists at Ontario.
The New York ice trust is on trial being killed and 300 wounded. Gen m arkets. There will probably be from
few months.
Will
Be
Cut
Down.
Lopez has been placed in jail, and will
eal Chamorro’s losses were slight. 1,000 to 1,200 hogs marketed this year. Ontario—Arrangements are being
for its life.
Pendleton, Or., Oct. 23.—H ereafter a be held until he pays $20,000 to aid the
insurgents captured two Krupp
made for the annual meeting of* the GUATEMALA TAKES A HAND. man
Guatemala is still accused of aiding The
who is not married will not bo per­ revolution.
siege
guns
and
400
rifles.
0
Farmer
Delegates
Named.
Oregon
State
Irrigation
Association
in
Nicaragua rebels.
mitted to rent land of the Indians ou
v
The defeat doubtless will have a de­ Salem—Governor Benson announces this city. The date will probably be President Sends Expedition to Help the
Umatilla
reservation, according to ALL GO TO BUILDING AUTOS.
Han Francisco is almost Joy mad over terrent effect in recruiting for the gov­ the appointment of the following dele
Revolt
Against
His
Neighbor.
rules
just
promulgated
by
the
depart
and Saturday, December 3 and
the Portola festival.
ernm ent service at Managuh, and is gates to the farmers* national con Friday
of Indian affairs.
C At the same time the formal open Managua, Nicaragua, Oct. 22.—Tt ii merit
Say Their Business
Oklahoma bankers think the bank likely also to bring additional rein­ gress, 29th annual session, at Ralo'gh ing
An exception is made in the case of a Carriage Builders
of
the
interstate
w’agoni
bridge
still
believed
here
that
President
Ca
Is in Doldrums.
guarantee law is a failure.
forcements to the standards of the in­ N. C., November 3-9: Toni Richards n, across the Snake River, one mile east brera, of Guatemala, is responsible in a young man who resides with his parents
Portland* William McMurray, Port­ of town, will be celebrated. It is measure, if not entirely, for the revolu on the reservation. Single men who arc W ashington, Oct. 20. — Automobiles
The entire Spanish cabinet has re surgents.
A. IT. Avorill, Portland; Stephen
at present will not be ousted, have displaced carriages to such an ex­
to have a display of vegeta­ tion in Bluefields, as he has supported Venters
signed and Liberals fill most of the The steam er Yulu, belonging to the land;
A.
Lowell, Pendleton; William H. Col- planned
but they must get married before the tent that carriage builders are obliged
Emory
company,
also
has
reached
here
bles
and
products
of
the
fields,
also
a
places.
it
with
expeditions
from
Puerto
Barrios
expiration of their present leases or to retire from business or devote their
the capture by the vig. Medford, and Dr. W. J.*Kerr, Cor livestock exhibit.
and other places.
Marjorie Gould scorns all foreign with the details of of Cape
be permitted to lease 320 instead of attention to the construction of auto­
________
G ratias Dios. vallis.
Advices state that a steamer which only
suitors, and says an American will do revolutionists
acres.
mobile bodies.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
This point* was easily taken, not more
was on its way to Guatemala to get war 640 Provision
Albany
May
Get
Gas
Plant.
for her.
is also made for the elimi Tn effect this was the statem ent made
than five or six men being killed, and a Albany—L. P. Lowe, of San Fran­ Wheat—Track prices: Bluestem, $1(5 supplies has been seized by the authori­ nation of grafting,
which
has
prevailed
today by Maurice Connolly, of Du­
The Municipal association of Portland
number wounded. This gives cisco, president of the California Light 1.02; club, 91c; red Russian, 89c; val ties of Ilonjluras.
a groat extent. Some of the more buque, la., president of the Carriage
insists that moral conditions there are small
ley, 91c; fife, 90c; Turkey red, 90c; The Nicaraguan government has to
the
revolutionists
control
of
the
entire
&
Fuel
company,
has
written
the
Al­
wily
Indians
have
been
able
to
reap
Builders*
National association of the
worse than ever.
many troops at El Castile and Managua, rich commissions from would be renters
fold, 92c.
Atlantic coast.
bany Commercial club that he will be in forty
United
States,
convened here in
but
heavy
rains
are
impeding
active
Barley—Feed,
$26.50(527;
brewing,
The government has dropped the land
Albany next month to investigate the
who were willing to pay in order to its 35th annua) which
meeting.
operations.
per ton.
fraud prosecution against Dr. E. B.
proposition of establishing a big gas $27(527.50
C anada to Claim Pole
secure leases on certain lands. Here­
L. Ilall, assistant forester of
No. 1 white, $28 per ton,
Perrin, of California.
in this city. This company is said flats—
after the renters must make public bids, tho William
Ottaw a, Ont., Oct. 26.—That the plant
agricultural department, said the
Marjorie Gould W ants No Title.
Torn—Whole,
$35;
cracked,
$36
per
to
be
considering
the
project
favorably.
and
any
one
found
paying
commissions
of hardwood from which the
Lovett has been elected president nt' Canadian governm ent is to send an ex­
ton.
New York, Oct. 22.—“ An American
secure leases will be denied the priv­ supply
the Union Pacific, and will practically pedition early next spring to the North
bodies of both carriages and automo­
Hay—Timothy, W illamette valley, is good enough for me,” is the sentence to
ilege
of
leasing
any
land
on
the
reser
Yakima
Man
Buys
Farm.
biles
are
constructed is diminishing
be H arrim an’s successor.
Pole in command of the veteran Arctic
1 7 per ton; Eastern Oregon, $18(5) contained in a note from Marjorie vation.
rapidly.
W allowa—C. W. Moore, of North $ 20; 14(5 alfaifa,
$15; clover, $14; cheat, $13
Deaths by tuberculosis are said to be explorer, Captain Joseph E. Bernier, Yakima,
Gould to a friend here. Miss Gould de
Wash-, has purchased the (5 14.50; grain hay, $14(57)15.
on the decrease on account of the fight was the announcement made by Sir
Hawaii Peasants Dream.
Ross Must Go to Penitentiary.
that is being made against the disease. W ilfrid Laurier at the Canadian club Couch & Boyd farm on Bear creek. Buffer—City ereamery, extras, 36c; dares she has no intention of marrying Honolulu,
Oct. 23.—W. A. Perel Salem, Or., Oct. 20.—The supreme
The
place
consists
of
240
acres
and
the
fancy
outside
creamery,
33(536c
per
man with a title, and points out strous, the immigration
A man died at Hastings. Neb., claim banquet in this city tendered to Captain price paid was $12,000. Mr. Moore’s pound; store, 22,/{>(5 24c. (B utter fat any
agent who ac court today rendered an opinion in the
that the unhappy experience of her
ing to be Schlatter, the divine healer, Bernier. Captain Bernier said he had
will move here and reside on the prices average lV_>c per pound under aunt, Princess de Sagan, formerly companied Immigration Commissioner case of the state vs. .T. Thorburn Ross,
but is believed to have been an im claimed for Canada “ in detail and by son
regular butter prices.)
Countess de Castellane, is sufficient A. L. Atkinson to Manchuria in his affirming the decision of the circuit
wholesale*’ every bit of land to the place, using]it for a dairy ranch.
postor.
for Marion county. Judge George
Eggs Oregon, 34(535c per dozen; warning. Miss Goubl is the daughter search
for Russian immigrants, declares court
pole. W ith reference to the polar trips
H. Burnett presiding, except as to that
Senator Newlands, of Nevada, pro of
Eastern,
30'
-31c
per
dozen.
Tillamook Postofflce Moves.
of George Gould. According to reports that over
and Cook the captain said they W?.«V'ngt«n—The
100,000
Russian
peasants
want
part
which
Ross shall be impris­
Poultry—Hens,
14(5)14
%<•;
springs,
poses that all Western congressmen did Peary
post office at Tilla springs, lie ; roosters, 9(510c; ducks, from Paris, two European princes of to come to Hawaii. When the Russians oned in the says Multnomah
not take possession of any.
conntv jail
unite to obtain funds for waterways
blood royal have opened formal nego who arrived here on the Siberia were
mook
on
November
1
will
be
moved
to
and irrigation.
15(5 16c; geese, 10c; turkeys, 16(5)17c; tiations for her hqnd with her father. listed hundreds of families pleaded for until the fine of $576.853.54 shall have
new
quarters
on
the
west
side
of
Sec
De Lara May Go Free.
been paid. In all other respects the
ond avenue. East, between Second and squabs. $1.75(5)2 per dozen.
A Swedish professor, accused of Los Angeles,
a chance to come. Groat destitution ex judgment
of the trial court is affirmed,
Oct. 26.—The $3,000 Third streets, to a building owned by Fork—Fancy, 8(ii)9e per pound.
Three
Boys
Blown
to
Bits.
bo in bo throwing, has become insane.
ists
among
the
families
brought
here
and
Ross must serve five years in the
Extra. 10(5)11c. per pound.
necessary to secure the release on bail the Tillamook Building company. This Veal—
San
Jose,
Cal.,
Oct.
22.—Johnnie
and
by
the
Siberia.
Some
of
the
immigrants
Los Angeles women have won their of
penitentiary
wrongful conversion of
Fresh
Fruits—Apples,
$1(52.00
per
Gutierrez de Lara has alm ost been property has been leased for five years. box; pears, $1(5 1.50 per box; peaches, Albert Johnson, aged 10 and 8, and are veterans of the late war between state school for
fight against smoking on street cars. raised,
funds, ainouting to $288,-
and it is probable th at he will
Japan
and
Russia.
426.87. ___ ____________
"5e(5$1 per crate; grapes, 90c(5$1.25 Douglas Reynolds, aged 8, sons of J. E.
Big Profit on Garden Land.
Russia is preparing to enforce her be set free tomorrow. A. C. Ridge­
crate. 15(5 17%c per basket; casabas, Johnson and E. A. Reynolds, employes
rule over Finland by arms if necessary. way, the governm ent im m igration in­ Ashland—Kerbv Bros., wood dealers per
Heney
Wins
on
Recount.
Lightkeeper Out of Food.
</ 1.50 per dozen; quinces, $1(51.25 of the New Guadaloupe Quicksilver
Wagner creek, have purchased Fred $1.25
The American Federation of Labor spector here, denied a statem ent print­ on Roper’s
per
box:
cranberries,
$9(59.50
per
b
ar­
San
Francisco,
Oct.
23.—The
recount
Seattle,
Wash., Oct. 20.—T he tug
ranch of 112 acres of pas rel; huckleberries, 9(510c per pound.
Mining company, were blown to atoms
has denounced the execution of Ferrer. ed this morning th at de Lara was be­ turn and garden
Goliah, which lost its tow, the barge
for $225 per acre, Potatoes Buying prices: Oregon, 50 by the explosion of 500 giant powder of votes cast, in the recent direct pri Quatsino,
A great celebration was held in York ing held at the request of the Mexican or $25,000. The land
en route from Nanaimo for
place passed into the (5 65«* per sack; sweet potatoes, 2c per caps near the company’s magazine at mary election for district attorney on Cordova, with
town in commemoration of the surren­ government. “ Mexico has nothing to hands o/ the Roper
tons of coal, last
Guadaloupe shortly after dark this the Democratic ticket was concluded to week, arrived 2.300
do with it,’’ said Mr. Ridgeway. De years ago for $3000. family about 12 pound.
der of Lord Cornwallis.
port today. The
Back Vegetables—Turnips, 75c(5$l evening. The children were “ playing lay, and Francis J. Heney declared the Green island light in was
Lara,
in
a
statem
ent
issued
from
the
and the
President McCres, of the Pennsyl
per sack: carrots, $1; beets, $1.25; ruta­ m iner,” and crawled through a crack p arty ’s legal candidate by a majority vessel piled up on the reef dark
jail tonight, again asserted his
in the night.
W heat Land Values Advance.
in
the
masojiry,
taking
the
caps
outside,
vania road, predic t another panic if county
bagas.
$1.25
per
sack.
65 voteg over Charles Fickert, Re The lighthouse keeper was out of coal
more anti-railroad Ingi* -.tion is passed. innocence of being an alien anarchist. Weston—James Ritchey hns sold 160 Onions--Oregon, $1(51.25 per sack. and were tamping them into a hole in a of
publican and union labor nominee for oil, he having used the last of his pri­
boulder.
acres
of
improved
land
a
mile
north
of
Vegetables
—
Artichokes,
80c
per
A band of Chippewa In liana are re
the same oflfre. Fickert protested the vate store of illuminant the night be­
S torm Records Broken.
to Joseph Hodgson, a neighboring dozen; cabbage. 1(5)1 V^c per pound;
ported to be starving in Montana, and Munila, Oct. 26.—Some storm re­ town
first count of the votes cast, alleging fore. The Canadian government sup­
for $15,000, and has leased to cauliflower. 50<»(5$1 ; er dozen; ce!erv,
the government is rushing supplies to cords were broken in the recent ty ­ farmer,
that
fraud had been practiced in cer ply b'>at Quadra, with stores, was over­
Temblor
Topples
House.
Mr.
Hodgson
200
acres
more.
Mr.
50(590e*
per
dozen;
coin,
$1(51.2’/
per
them.
tain precincts which J«*! rived him of due rearly a month, and the lighthouse-
Catania, Sicily, Oct. 22.—Several the
phoon which crossed Northern Luzon Ritchey bought this place about eight sack; eggplant. $1.25 per box; garlic. strong
Democratic nomin.'t an. The re keef r was reduced to cornstarch and
earth shocks were felt today.
The captain and crew o? t^n men of and the Benguet mountains. Eighteen years ago for $8000.
10c per pound; horseradish, 9(510c per
were more pronounced at Aciroale, count was ordered by Judge Murasky. bread.
a British trading vessel w^re murdered I inches of rain fell in nine hours and 26
dozen; peppers, 5576c per pound; pump­ They
the slope of Mount Etna. The poo
by New Britain savages and the ship inches fell in the 24 hours the storm
Railroad Promises New Depot.
kins, 1(51%«*; radishes. 15c per dozen; on
Divers Find Ohio's Mail.
pie at this place, alarmed by the first
Russia Threatens Finns.
looted and burned.
8 9e por pound; squash, $1(5 shocks,
lasted. The Blued river rose 60 feet. Salem—Replying to the complaint of sprouts.
rushed out of their houses. Ten Vancouver. B. C., Oct. 23.—Divers St. Petersburg, Oct. 20;— A report
San Francisco reports 150,000 \ it^r* The wind gauge at the observatory insufficient facilities at Glendale, the 1.10; tomatoes. 40(560c.
houses
fell
in
the
outskirts
of
Aciroale.
current today that orders had been
working for the Vancouver Dredging & was
Pacific company states that Tattle—Steers, top quality, $4.50(5
to the Portola festival.
broke when the wind attained a velo­ Southern
only one person was killed. The Salvaging
issued for the mobilization of the first
material has been ordered for enlarging 1.75; fair to good. $4(51.25; common. but
company this morning re corps
city
of
95
miles
an
hour.
It
is
esti­
victim
had
refused
to
abandon
his
home.
the Russian guard, preliminary
Estrada, the Nicaraguan revolution mated it will require two months to the depot at Glendale, and that the $3.50(5 3.75; cows, top, $3.25'53.50; fair He was buried in the wreckage. The covered the mails of the wrecked to the of occupation
of Finland. While
1st, holds the eastern coast of that conn restore
to
good.
*3(53.10;
common
to
medium.
work
will
commence
about
October
18.
walls of many houses wore cracked. steamer Ohio, lying in C arter’s bay. an investigation proved the report to
the Bagnic rosd.
$2.50(52.75; calves, too. $5(55.50; heavy, The
try, and is making good headway
Mount Etna region was se There wore 16 bags of first-class and be premature, it also established that
against the government forces.
Record Price for Land.
$3.50(54; bulls. $2(52.25; stags. $2.50(5 verely whole
shaken.
registered letters, and 157 bags of sec­ such military occupation of the grand
Chilean H ero Honored.
Hood River—The highest price ever 3.5ft.
The motor of W right’s aeroplane Santiago,
ond class m atter recovered, all of which duchy may take place if it is found
Chile, Oct. 26.—A great paid for orchard land in Hood River Hog< Best. $8; fair to good, $7.50(5
stopped short during a flight, but he
will
be turned over to the postal au necessary thus to enforce the wishes
New Volcano Breaks Out.
was paid recently when Clyde 7.75: stockers. $6(57; China fats, $7.50
landed safely. The gasoline tank had dem onstration was held here today in Valley
thorities
here to take charge of. Work of the Russian government. Grand
(58.
E.
Mason
of
Chicago
purchased
ten
El
Centro,
Cal.,
Oct.
21.—News
was
honor
of
General
Jose
de
San
M
artin,
not been filled before starting.
Nicholas Nicholaivitcb has re­
of 8 vear old trees from Mr. Rad Sheep- Top wethers. $4.25; fair to received here tonight of the breaking of salvaging the steam er’s cargo is pro Duke
a celebrated Spanish-American general acres
turned to the capital.
good. $3.75(54; ewes, %c less on all forth of a new volcano in the Volcano ceeding slowly, but favorably.
President Bidder, of the American in the w ar for intependence, whose ford for $16,500.
grades: yearlings, best. $4(54.25; fair lake district. 24 miles south of Calexico,
Newspaper Publishers* association,*
Baker Land Brings Top Price.
victory at the Maipo, April
Calcutta Quake Severe.
Plagne Spreads in China.
to good $3.50(5 3.75; spring lambs, $5(5 in Lower California. The volcano be
lays that T aft has been misinformed brilliant
15,
1818,
virtually
drove
the
Spaniards
Raker
C
ity—Frank
A.
Johnson
has
came active today, em itting flame and Calcutta. Oct. 23.—The recent earth
regarding the tariff on print r r nr, and from Chile. Thousands of troops and bought 23 acres of land from J. L. 5.50.
Amoy, China. Oct. 19.—It is officially
that a trade war with China *vi.t result. ' school children formed a procession Mullenbrook for $200 per acre. The Hops- 190« crop, 25(528c; 1908 crop, sulphurous fumes from a crater 20 feet quake was the worst that has occurred reported that there were 87 deaths from
17c: 1907 crop. 12c; 1906 crop, 8c.
in diameter on the shores of volcano
such a wide area in many years. bubonic plague and 64 fatal eases of
The last of the five escaped Oregon and marched past the statue erected in land lies a short distance from Baker Wool Eastern Oregon. 16(523e per lake. Tt is impossible to get near the over
The fatalities are reported at 136 and eholera in Amor during the two weeks
convict« has been recaptured.
his honor.
pound. Mohair—Choice. 24c t er poruJ. crater because of the fumes.
City.
150 persons were injured.
ended '"’¿tober 16.
I
BOMB FOR JAPANESE.
NEWS ITEMS OE GENERAL INTEREST
FROM THE STATE OF OREGON
LOVETT SUCCEEDS HARRIMAN.
Man Chosen by “ W izard” President
of Union Pacific.
New York, Oct. 22.—All doubt as to
Edward II. H arrim an’s successor was
set at rest today, when Robert S. Lovett
was elected president of the Union P a­
cific road '.t the annual meeting of the
directors. In connectiou with his elec
tiou it was stated that he would soou
be elected president of the Southern
Pacific, of the Oregon Railroad & Navi­
gation company aud of the Oregon
Short Line.
The sole difference in future con­
ditions, compared with past conditions,
will be that Mr. Lovett will devote his
entire attention and energy to the llar-
riman lines proper. The annual report
shows that, inasmuch as it discloses the
fact that the Union Pacific has sold its
stock holdings in soveral other railroads
for which Harriman was credited with
reaching out, it can be stated with cer­
tainty that Mr. Lovett wag the man se­
lected by Harriman to succeed himself,
and that he is highly acceptable to the
officials of all lines. The officials, in
fact, many of the rank and file who
knew Mr. Lovett as a humble attorney
in Texas, regard him with the keenest
affection and respect.
The other men mentioned for the H ar­
riman places, among whom were Edwin
S. Hawley, Messrs. K ruttschnitt and
Stubbs, John D. Spoor, president of the
Chicago Union Stockyards company; L.
F. Loree and William Newman, were
never for a moment considered by the
board. Messrs. K ruttschnitt and Stubbs
know before Harriman died who would
succeed him, and neither ever aspired to
the position.
More even than Harriman, Mr. Lov­
ett was fam iliar with the details of the
great system which the “ Napoleon”
of the railway world had builded. B et­
ter than any one else Mr. Lovett knows
how to carry on and to perpetuate the
system which made Harriman the rail
w.ay king of his time.
Mr. Lovett will also, as the meetings
of the directors take place, be elected
president of the steamship companies
and other corporations at the head of
which Harriman stood.