PLAN TO RULE CUBA.
The Estacada Progress
ESTACAD A
OREGON
BRIEF NEWS OF
THE PAST WEEK
N egro Party Could Win Everything
If Held T o g eth er.
H avana, Feb. 1 —O rganization of a
d istin c t negro party, w ith the avowed
intention of obtaining control of the
Cuban governm ent, is being agitated
through the re p u b lic —and the move
m ent has become menacing from the
view point of the w hites. This issue
has been brought to public notice re
cently by race conflicts upon the hotel
question, and the num erical stren g th
of the negroes, united, gives it portent.
Provision, the organ of the Partido
Independents de Color — Independent
j P arty of C olor- prints the newly con-
atructed platform of the party, which
contains these significant provisions:
“ The Independent P arty of Color
shall be organized throughout the
whole republic w ith a national charac
ter, to m aintain its equilibrium toward
all Cuban interests.
“ The republic’of equality, sovereign
and independent, w ithout race discrim
¡nations or social antagonism s, Bhail
g e t our su p p o rt.”
To what e x te n t prom oters of the
new movement may be successful re
m ains to be seen, but there can be no
doubt that, if the organization of the
negro race as a political party ever
should be effected, it would rule the
republic.
The im portance of the congressional
elections in Ju ly can hardly be over
estim ated. I t is not so much a ques
tion of which p arty shall re tu rn the
g re a te r num ber of candidates,
w hether the independent republic, un
aided by Am erican supervision, shall
prove itself com petent to conduct an
absolutely fa ir and peaceable election
P resident Gomez’ appointm ent of
Senator Manuel Sanguilly as secretary
of sta te ends the long suspense regard
ing th a t im portant office. I t ii signi
ficant th a t the president Bhould have
gone out of the ranks of all political
p arties to select Sanguilly, who ever
has been an independent of the inde
pendents.
The senator lived in Harlem in the
war of the revolution and returned to
Cuba under the first intervention, busy
ing him self a t once w ith
protests
a g ain st the interference of the U nited
S ta te s in affairs of Cuba.
He is the
author of several unsuccessful bills to
re stric t the im m igration of foreigners
nto Cuba.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED FROM
VARIOUS PARTS OF OREGON
TO IRRIGATE
WARNER VALLEY
Floods Increase and D eath and D et
truction S pread.
P aris, Jan . 28,— W aters of the Sains
creep slowly higher, each inch widely
extending the area of destrudetion,
desolation and ruin.
Flood «/editions had become much
worse a t 2 o ’clock this m orning, partic
ularly in the south and e a s t sectiona.
In the old L atin q u arter the situation
was critical.
The sidew alk of the (juai dea G ran
dee A ugustine collapsed and fell into
the O rleans company’s tunnel beneath,
fu rth er extending the flood through the
ancient stre ets, practically the Rue
Jacob and around the In stitu te of
France.
Many sew ers burst in the T w elfth
arrondissem ent, one of the biggest in
Paris, the whole of which is now sub
merged and haa beenplunged into dark
ness on account of the breaking of
the gaa m ains.
Official figures of the stag e of the
w a ter are difficult to obtain, and the
city council a t a storm y session to
n ig h t charged M. I.epine, prefect of
P a ris.w ith concealing the grav ity of
the situ atio n . The p refect defended
hia a ttitu d e by saying he was governed
by the necessity of not unduly alarm
ing the people.
In tha m eantim e terro r has been
struck in the hearts of ail. The crust
of the city seems ready to sink into
the flood.
Every hour drains are
bu rstin g in new localities, causing a
subsidence of the streets, or a bulge of
several feet, while the overflow of the
surface w ater from the riv er is trans
form ing the inundated d istric ts into
form idable lakes and the stre ets into
canals.
PARIS FLOODS
DO NOT SUBSIDE
Raying River Continues to Under
BOARD S E E K S WAY O U T .
T ariff S ettlem ent with Germ any U rgad
By C ham ber o f C om m erce.
W ashington, Jan . 26.— In alarm one,
the critical turn in the tariff contro
versy betw een the U nited S ta te s and
Germany, appeals from cham bers of
commerce and board* of trade of aeve-
ral cities were made to the national
board of trade in session here, urging
th a t body to recommend th a t the
American governm ent recede from its
position th a t Am erican beef m u tt be
adm itted to Germ any.
Resolution*
presented to the national body m ain
tain there can be no advantage in in
sisting on a German m arket for Am er
ican beef, because the consum ption is
increasing a t such a ra te as soon to
command all the supply. I t is pointed
out th a t the A grarian party, in control
of the Reichstag, has stood for the
principle th a t farm ers of Germany
m ust supply the beef, and th a t the im
perial governm ent could not adm it the
American product, if it would.
A commission to settle the dispute ia
suggested. Many delegates, bringing
from th eir home cities dem ands for an
investigation into the high cost of liv
ing, have made th a t subject forem ost.
The national body today decided to ap
point a special com m ittee of five men
to determ ine the reasons for present
prices.
In his opening address to the nation
al board, the president, Frank J . La
Lanne, of Philadelphia, suggested the
possibility th a t by g e ttin g in touch
w ith the leading bodies of Germany
the organization could help the United
S ta te s d ep artm ent m aterially.
He
also pleaded for the im m igration of
more laborers and house servants.
Fruit G row ers O rganize to P rom ote
mine Despite Effo rts.
Mutual Interests.
N ew b erg —An enthusiastic m eeting
of the fru it and berry grow ers of the
B ridges Clog P assage o f T o rren ts
Newberg, Dundee and Springbrook
Interesting Events from O utside the
and W »ler S p re a d s O ver City
neighborhood was held
in C ra te r's
S ta te P re se n ted in a M anner to
hall, in Newberg, when scientific
Whole City is U nderm ined—Refu
C atch the Eye o f the Busy R eader
methods of grow ing the fru it and or
gees trom C ountry P our In, Home
—M atters o f National. H istorical
ganization for sale i f the producta
less, Hungry and Suffering.
and C om m ercial Im portance.
were the subjects of talks by W. S.
Allan, I N. Campbell, L. S. Otis,
Paul Reim ers and others.
The com
P aris, Jan . 29.—A fte r a slow hut
m ittee, composed of I. N. Campbell,
Rome ia threatened w ith floods sim i
N. E. B rittain , N. C. C hristerson, ap
steady rise of the flood w aters all day,
la r to those in France.
pointed a t a previous m eeting on perm a
the Fluvial departm ent a t m idnight
I t is believed the chances of the irri
nent organization, recommended th a t
could only issue a statem en t raying
gation bill in congress are improving.
steps be taken im m ediately to organ
th a t it was possible the crest of the
ize the New berg Apple G row ers' un
Boise ia to'have a thorough invesiga-
flood would be reached tomorrow.
ion.
This m et with hearty response
tion in to 'th e high prices of necessities.
The w ater has begun to fall in all of
and 40 ch arter members were enrol
The coroner’s ju ry on the Czarina
the trib u ta rie s of the Seine above
led. A com m ittee composed of C lar
wreck did not fix the blame on any
Paria, b u t the passage through the
ence B utt, I. N. Campbell, W. S. Al
one.
city ia clogged by bridges and an im
lan, N. E. B ritt and N. C. Christenson
mense accum ulation of d rift continued
Three S e a ttle policemen have been
was appointed to prepare and file a r ti
tonight. Sailors, firemen and police
arrested, charged w ith levying black
cles of incorporation for the new asso
are
hastily constructing tem porary
ciation.
m ail.
walls
by the lig h t of campfires and
The
v
arieties
for
comm
ercial
pur
E ig h t dead and th irty injured have
torches in an endeavor to keep out the
poses,
cultivation
and
care
of
trees,
been^taken from a tra in wreck in Eng
invading floods, while pickets patrol
beauty of location and convenience to
land.
those sections of the city th a t are
m arket will be some of the conditions
plunged in darknesa.
High food prices havs driven thou
of the award.
The situation in the Place de l ’Opera
sands of children to factory work in
W hile the new association is to be
tonight is serious. The e n tire terri
Fruit G ro w ers Will O rganize.
Chicago.
called the Newberg Apple G row ers’
tory has been roped off as unsafe.
It
Sheridan— W hat is believed to have union, it is proposed to handle any
Los Angeles is m aking a g re at effort
ia aaid also th a t the new E quitable
been
the
larg
est
gath
erin
g
of
fru
it
thing
the
horticu
ltu
rist
has
to
sell.
to free her city employes from the
L ife Asaurance building is in danger
grow ers, interested in a single dis
clutches of loan sharks.
of collapse.
tric t, th a t ever assem bled in Oregon,
Plan Big Steam Heating System .
INVESTIGATION WAS C O R R U PT
P resident Fallieres
and Prem ier
I t is reported th a t Dr. Cook has been
m et a t Sheridan for the purpose of or
Eugene— A large h e a tirg p lant will
Briand today drove in autom obiles to
for several weekB a t a German sa n ita r
ganizing the fru it and n u t grow ers of soon be installed to heat m ost all the
FL O O D S IN^FRANCE GET W ORSE
ium, under a false name, and has now
Yamhill county “ highlands” into an business houses in the block located be F our C hicago G rand J u r o r s o f 1908 the flooded suburbs, where distress is
g re atest, speaking word* of com fort to
F o rced New Inquiry.
gone to Vienna.
association, patterned a fte r the asso tw een E ighth and N inth and W illam
Chicago, Jan . 28. — Four members the homeless and encouraging aoldiers Rivers Are Still Rising and Dam age
ciation of Hood R iver apple growers. e tte and Olive streets. The p lant will
The recent trip abroad of the Im m i
is Incalculable.
N early every land owner in the en tire be located on the back end of the Ben of the Federal grand ju ry which invei- and others engaged in salvage and res
gration commission is alleged to have
d istric t was present, and the degree of n e tt lot, close to the intersection of tig a ted the so-called beef “ tru s t” in cue work.
P aris, Jan . 26.— Floods have brought
been but a ju n k et expedition and an in
C
haritable
organizations
are
co-oper
disaster to s large p a rt of France.
enthusiasm was such th a t it w as well the alleys through the block and two 1908 forced the governm ent, through
vestigation has bean called for.
a fte r m idnight before the m eeting 50-borse power boilers will be in stall Judge Landis, to Btart the present in atin g w ith the a uthorities in throw ing The ordinary m odest and peaceable
I t ia reported th a t if the governm ent
open
th
e
ir
buildings
and
in
succoring
quiry, according to a rep o rt current
Seine is now a rag in g to rre n t and ris
came to an end. A ddresses were deliv ed.
wins its su it a g ain st the railroad m er
refugees.
Several convents and
ing a t the ra te of more than half an
ered by P resident Newell of the sta te
Pipes will be run to every building here today.
ger, a syndicate composed of Rockefel
num
ber
of
public
buildings
have
been
Concerning the inception of the
inch an hour.
board of horticulture, and Professor tak in g heat under forced pressure,
ler, Morgan, and Kuhn, Loeb Co., will
equipped
w
ith
m
ilitary
cotB
and
bed
The general expectation th a t the
Scudder of the Oregon A gricultural and thus a g re at many sm aller plants present action, it is said there would
tak e up all the bonds and stock of the
ding
and
transform
ed
into
hospitals.
have been none, had the four diesatis-
m axim um of the flood would be reach
college. Following the addresses an will be saved.
roads involved.
The
Red
Cross
ia
perform
ing
splendid
fied jurym en not sought the aid of
ed tonight has not been realized. The
organization was effected and an exe
services in d istrib u tin g food and cloth Seine’s trib u ta rie s are risin g steadily
P inchot's friends are active in the
cutive com m ittee appointed to take C entral Point Land Brings Big Price Judge Landia.
ing.
N
evertheless,
num
erous
instan
This
q
u
a
rte
t,
it
is
said,
was
w
illing
charge of the actual work of organiz
B allinger investigation.
C entral P oint—K. S. M iller, who to indict the packers in December, ces are cited of women and children and the report tonight is th a t the Seine
ing the orchardista in the d istrict.
THUM B NOW INDIANS' PEN.
three years ago bought 27 acres of the 1908, and finally became so indignant who had refused to leave th e ir homes will be a t least 15 inches higher to
T a ft decides to continue the su it to
morrow afternoon.
A nother m eeting will be held a t Hurley place, two miles south of town,
dissolve the H arrim an railroad m erger.
in the subm erged d istricts, shrieking
V ictim s of the flood num ber more
Service R equires Im pression o f Digit Sheridan Saturday night, F ebruary 5, on the Jacksonville road, has sold the over the increasing price of m eat th a t from th e ir windows for bread.
they
inform
ed
Judge
Landia
th
a
t
they
Violation of the rules of etiquette
than 100,000 and the m onetary loss is
when two fru it experts from the Ore place to Dr. Dean, a recent a rriv a l'
Instead of C ro ssm ark .
The
num
ber
of
refugees
arriving
thought
it
was
tim
e
for
the
govern
may cause the re tirem e n t of the Aus
incalculable. Thousands of people are
gon A gricultural college will address
here ia enormous, Charenton alone hopelessly ruined.
Chemawa, O r., Feb. 1.—Orders have the grow ers. A t the m eeting it is from the East, for $25,000. Mr, Mil m ent to begin another inquiry.
tria n prem ier.
sending in 38,000, who had got there
been issued to the agents in the field expected to complete the organization. ler has no intention of leaving the val
The
rep
o
rt
of
the
four
ju
ro
rs
alleged
The governm ent has requisitioned
T ranscontinental Passenger associa
ley, and will purchase another tra c t—
of the Indian Bervice to require thumb
th a t enough evidence w b b subm itted to from C alais and other afflicted points
arm y and navy m aterial to house the
tion g ra n ts convention ra te s to P o rt
The fam ily of M. Barthou, ex-m in sufferers and boats for the rescue of
mark signatures by Indians who are Umatilla Land May Be O pened Feb I probably in the same neighborhood— the 1908 grand ju ry to w arran t true
land for Rose F e stiv al.
and build a home. Mr. M iller paid
not able to w rite.
bills, and th at, in spite of this, there ister of public works, whose home in the stricken as well as those im pris
La G rande—The opening of a few
Both p a rties adm it the B ritish elec
Thum b-m ark sig n atu res are now re hom esteads under the U m atilla re $7,500 for the place three years ago, was a sudden apathy on the p a rt of the Avenue d ’A ntun ia surrounded, oned in houses in flood centers on all
believing
its
value
would
increase.
tion was fought on the tariff issue, and quired on all checks, receipts and other
those behind the prosecution. They was taken out on the backs of soldiers sides of Paris.
clam ation project which are deemed as
and in boats.
both claim the victory.
official papers, which were form erly plums and which hundreds are seeking
The region of inundation ia steadily
The U. S. bureau of education ex also said th a t if the investigation was
A large num ber of schools are closed
Los Angeles autoists are protesting signed by a cross m ark by Indians and may be opened before the expectations hibited a t S e a ttle “ A tea ch e r’s pro not renewed im m ediately they would and the m unicipality is considering the enlarging, and scores of villages are
The im pression is to be made of many, according to the in te rp re ta fessional library of 100 title s ” and make a sta te m en t to the public settin g
completely subm erged, the people flee
loudly a g ain st the new ordinance pro others
w ith the rig h t thum b placed a fte r the tion put on an order from the general printed a classified list of these title s forth th e ir theory of why the prosecu advisability of closing all. Practically ing for th e ir lives and abandoning
viding ja il term s for speeders.
all of the flooded suburban towns about everything. In m any cases soldiers
names instead of the crossinarrk as be
for 1909.
Any tion had been dropped.
M embers of house com m ittee on fore. The thum b-m ark is then wit- land office by R egister Bram w ell, ¡of as bulletin No. 8,
Follow ing the ju ro rs’ com plaint P aris tonight are w ithout lig h t and have been obliged to use force in com
a copy of this
the
local
office,
F
ebruary
10
was
the
teacher
may
borrow
postoffices and postroadB hotly resent neesed to m ake the identification cer
bulletin from the Oregon L ibrary com Judge Landie is said to have made the several are w ithout w ater. T heir in- pelling the inhabitants to leave th eir
magazine publishers’ charges of g ra ft. tain and thus be an infallible method of announced date, but F ebruary 1 is- the m ission, Salem . The commission has investigation th a t resulted in the p res habitante are leaving.
homes.
Hundreds refused to go,
real date. This will throw several off
The cham ber of deputies held a sit clam oring for food and w ater.
In
A coroner’s jury has held the engin identification in case of dispute or a t th eir calculations, as it ia said the added these books to its collection and ent action being started. Judge L an
tin g today in the w ater-heleaguered
eer of a wrecked train on the New tem pted fraud.
line-up planned to tak e place a t the will loan them w ithout charge, ex dis, it is asserted, got in touch w ith Palais Bourbon, believing th a t an ad Paris the situation is rapidly becom
This w h s first done in the Indian ser local land office prior to the filing tim e. cept postage, to the teachers of Ore the evidence subm itted to the 1908
ing worae, floods sparing neith er rich
York C entral responsible for the death
vice in 1905, when the system was The order ia not clear, but the ruling gon. The books may be kept a month. grand jury, and he is determ ined th a t journm ent or a tran sfer of th eir activ nor poor.
of tha victim s.
adopted as evidence of the authenticity
the present action shall not be nullified ities to V ersailles, which had been
Two robbers in a taxicab robbed the of w ritten agreem ents w ith Indians, of the local land office places it a t Feb
Beginning o f P arkdale.
by influence outside the grand ju ry suggested, would only Berve to in
12-mile house, e ast of Portland, then the thumb p rin t of the signers being ruary 1. To U m atilla people and others
crease the popular panic.
Parliam ent ROYALTY O FFE R ED FO R COAL
Hood R iver— W. L. Gregory and R. room.
proceeded to the 7-mile house and a t required in addition to th e ir signatures this is one of the m ost im portant J . M clsaac will p u t in a stock of gen
today voted a bill ext< nding business
events in the year, aa leas than fifty
tem pted to rob th a t place, m ortally or th eir m urks.
notes one month.
INSURANCE FRAUDS.
Jo h n E. Ballaine, o f S eattle, M akes
The system now hom esteads are available and all are eral m erchandise a t Parkdale, the new
Communication w ith England, Hol
P roposal for Alaska Fuel.
includes the e n tire business of the de very desirable.
term inus of the M ount Hood railroad,
Policies W ritten On Many P ersons land, Denm ark, and A ustria and many
them . Posses were in pu rsu it inside partm ent.
l'hey will begin the construction of a
W ashington, Ja n . 26.—A new factor
on
V
erge
o
f
G
rave.
o f an hour.
cities and towns in France is com plete appeared today to add intensity to the
tw o-story budding 40x80 feet, as soon
F o rest G rove to Have Light Plant.
Goebel Dies, H eartsick.
The telephone has been already excited situation over the A las
Louisville, Ky., Jan . 28.—John J. ly cut off.
as the w eather perm its.
The first
A New York new sboy,'w hile defend
F
orest
Grove—The
new
city
officials
C
incinnati,
Feb.
1.—On
the
10th
New ka coal lands, on the eve of thhe begin-
floor will be occupied by a general Keane, P. J . Needham and T. T. practically abandoned in Paris.
ing an aged man a g ain st three others
have
assumed
office.
They
a
re
:
May
anniversary
of
the
assassination
of
d
istric
ts
are
being flooded constantly ing of the B allinger-P inchot investi
store. On the second floor there will O ’Leary, agents representing a number
who were torm enting him, was stabbed
or,
M.
P
eterson;
counci'm
en,
Felix
W
illiam
¡.Goebel,
the
funeral
of
hia
of insurance companies in Indiana. and the people are vacating blocks of gation.
be a large hall.
th ree tim es. Two w ealthy women in
Tennessee, Kentucky and other states, buildings.
John E. Ballaine, of S eattle, said to
th e ir autom obile took the wounded brother, A rthur Goebel, who died in Verhoeven, Dr. C harles Hines and V.
S.
A
braham
;
treasurer,
E.
B.
Sap-
M
edford
M
asons
to
Build
Tem
ple.
Phoenix,
A
riz.,
on
Ja
n
u
a
ry
20,
was
Several hospitals where sick refu be the larg est property owner in Alas
tonight were arrested on w arrants
newsboy to a hospital, th eir dresses
pington;
recorder,
R.
P.
W
irtz.
held
in
Covington,
Ky.,
this
afternoon.
gees
were
taken
are
in
a
dreadful
Medford—The local Masonic lodge, charging them w ith conspiracy to de
being drenched in bis life blood while
ka, made a proposal in w ritin g to the
Commonwealth A ttorney Franklin, in The straw vote taken a t the annual a t a m eeting recently, purchased one fraud.
plight, the w ater having quenched fires senate com m ittee on territo rie s, of
on the way.
his funeral
oration, declared th at city election recently decided in favor of the finest business locations in the
in
the
furnaces.
The w arran ts were sworn to by S. C.
which S enator Beveridge, of Indiana,
Many women will be employed as 'th e bullet th a t kMled W illiam Goebel of m unicipal ow nership of the lighting city and will s ta r t work im m ediately Renick, secretary and trea su re r of the
Four hundred pa tie n ts were hurried is chairm an, offering to the govern
census takers.
to gether w ith the liberation of all plant. I t is probable th a t the new on a Masonic tem ple which will cost in Indiana N ational Life Insurance com ly removed in ambulances from the m ent a royalty of 50 cents a ton on
pany.
H ospital de la S alpetriere and the Hos coal mined for the lease of 5,000 acres
The B allinger-P inchot inquiry baa those charged w ith the murder, ju s t as officials will tak e im m ediate action to the neighborhood of $50,000.
certainly killed A rthur G oebel.” A rth relieve the city of the present darkness
T heir rescue was of some of the choicest coal lands in
W hile the am ount involved is not pital Boucicault.
begun in W ashington.
N ew port G ets Fire E xtinguisher.
in which it is enveloped. A m unicipal
ur, he said, died of a broken heart.
The hospital Alaska, in the K atalla and M atanuska
stated, it is understood reach $200.000 dram atic and tim ely.
S trong opposition to appointive coun
N ew port—The city has ordered sev or more in policies alleged to have been was isolated and a new rush of w ater d istricts.
plant is strongly favored.
Such a tonnage royalty
cil for A lasa haa developed, in the
en new fire extinguishers.
The in w ritte n on the lives of persons v ir threatened to level i t
Peary Wins Flag C ase.
The tireless would net the governm ent, Mr. Bal
senate.
E lm ira, N. Y „ Feb. 1.—The de Huge Irrigation Plan for Rogue River surance rate, which is quite high here, tually certain to die w ithin a few prefect of police, M. Lepine, sum laine says, as high as $2,000,000 a
Medford—I t haa been
announced will be m aterially reduced upon the m onths—-the fraud consisting of the moned am bulances and boats and addi hundred acres.
P a ris ia in darkness, owing to flood m urrer interposed by R obert E. Peary,
ing of gas works and electric light discoverer of the N orth Pole, in the th a t work will s ta rt im m ediately on a completion of the new w ater system im personation of sick and incurable tional police and soldiers.
This proposal contem plates a radical
which will now under construction.
persons by healthy ones employed for
action for desecration of the American huge irrig a tio n system
stations.
departure from p ast practices in the
the purpose.
flag, grow ing out of the display of the place 55,000 acres of the Rogue R iver
Insurance Men A ttacked.
governm ent’s disposal of the A laska
PORTLAND M A RKETS.
Books o f nearly all the big packing famous “ North Pole” flag a t the Hud- valley under w afer and cost $1,250,-
I t is believed the alleged conspiracy
Louisville, Ky., Ja n . z9.— Insurance coal lands, and i t comes avowedly to do
companies have been laid before the son-Fulton celebration, was sustained 000. Fred N. Cum m ings is the local :
is
far-reaching
and
investigation
will
W heat — T rack p ric e s : Bluestem ,
Commissioner Bell today held a confer b a ttle w ith another proposal embodied
Federal grand jury.
today by Ju stic e Lyon.
Roswell R representative of the syndicate, which $1.16; club, $1.06; red Russian, $1.04; be made not only here, but in New Al ence w ith four presidents of life insur in a bill th a t has been prepared, but
is back of the movement, it being com Valley, $1.06; 40-fold, $1.10.
Moss,
an
attorney,
who
brought
the
bany.
Ind.,
and
perhaps
in
other
cities.
ance companies th a t have been losers not introduced, designed to p erm it the
The Panam a libel su it again st the
posed of Spokane and San Francisco
in the alleged sw indling schemes prac sale or lease of such lands a t a ra te of
B arley— Feed and brew ing, $28.5000
New York World has been quashed and action, announced th a t he would carry
cap italists.
They have already ex 29.50 per ton.
the
case
to
the
Suprem
e
court
ra
th
e
r
C
onsular
Agent
M
isting.
ticed in Louisville by insurance solici $10 an acre.
fu rth er prosecution w ill be abandoned.
pended $35,000 in prelim inary surveys
than acknowledge d efeat.
Chicago, Jan . 28.— P ie tro Isnardi, tors. As a result, the sta te of Ken
Corn— Whole, $35; cracked, $36 ton.
on the project.
The death roll by the floods in France
Italian consular agent a t Kansas City, tucky may tak e legal action against
C o a st C om m ittee G ets Busy.
O ats— No. 1 w hite, $81.5(8^32.60.
Height
B
others
Paulhan.
reaches thousands, and the damages
Hay—Track p ric e s : T im o th y : Wil- Mo., has disappeared, according to a the insurance companies for operating
W ashington, Jan . 26.—The Pacific
F
erry
Will
Give
Way
to
Bridge.
are increasing by the million every
S a lt Lake C ity, Feb. 1.—Louis Paul
They Coast delegation appointed to secure
’ lam ette valley, $18(i/'20 per to n ; E ast sta te m en t made here doday by Guido in Kentucky w ithout licenses.
hour.
N orth Bend—The contract for the ern Oregon, $210022; a lfa lfa , $17@18, S ebetta, the Ita lia n Consul. Mr. Se- are the Indiana N ational L ife Insur subm arine torpedo boats for the Pacific
han. the French aviator, made a suc
b e tta aaid he feared Isnardi had be ance company, and the Commercial coast had a conference today w ith the
cessful flight of 10 m iles a t A gricul big draw bridge on South slough has clover, $16; grain hay, $160017.
M axazine publishers charge th a t an
tu ral park today. He reached an a lti been let to V ictor Anderson of this
R u tte r—City cream ery e x tra s, 39c; come m entally unbalanced because of L ife Insurance company, both of In president and the secretary of the
error of >60,000,000 has been made in
tude of TOO feet, or approxim ately 4,- city a t a bid of $7,785. The bridge is fancy outside cream ery, 340i39c; store, 1 persecution by a certain elem ent of dianapolis.
navy. W hile they elicited no definite
estim ating expenses of .Poetoffice de
600 fe et above sea level. He made an to be completed by June 1. T his dr iw 20(u 25c. B utter fa t prices average lc the K ansas C ity Italians. A bout $2,-
prom ises from either, S ecretary Meyer
partm ent.
Blood D renches W omen.
average speed of about 30 m iles an bridge will do away w ith the expense per pound under regular b u tte r prices. ! 000 is involved in the disappearance,
indicated the appreciation of the ne
New York, Jan . 29.— W hile defend cessity for subm arines along the Pa
Floods along the riv er Seine in hour, and indulged in graceful mnne i of a county ferry which has been main
Poultry—Hens, 16o/16c; springs, 15: but Mr. S a b e tta said Isn a rd ’s accounts
France surround the governm ent por veri- g. A fter the flight Paulhan ex tained a t th is point for years, and will (it 16c; ducks, 200/23c; geese, 120014c; w ith his governm ent and w ith the Am ing an aged man from three men to r cific and gave the impression th a t if
celain works a t Sevres and threaten pressed his disappointm ent ih a t he was also be a g re a t benefit to all travel turkeys, live, 220/24c; dressed,250027c; erican Expreaa Co., for whom he ia m entors today, Thomas Graham , a par congress could be induced to authorize
agent, are square.
unable to fly a longer tim e.
He said from th a t section.
tially paralyzed newsboy, was stabbed the building of new subm arines the
) squabs, $3 per dozen.
the city of Louvre.
it was owing to the peculiar atm os
three tim es by one of the men, in H er departm ent would interpose no objec
Eggs— Fresh Oregon ex tras, 310032c
A Southern court while try in g a ne pheric conditions th at he was unable
S nake Venom Diaeaae Foe.
E spee S hips Ties.
ald square. Two women in an automo tions.
per dozen; E astern, 230(027c.
gro, discovered th a t the prisoner was to reach a higher altitude.
Pork— Fancy, 11c per pound.
Stockton, Ja n . 28. — A fte r three bile took the wounded newsboy into
Shelburn—The Fred Gooch Lum ber
broken out w ith smallpox. He was
Veal— E xtras, 120/ 12>*c per pound. w eeks of the use of venom from ra t th eir machine, and while the car sped
company a t Gooch, Oregon, has re
O cean D estroys C em etery.
im m ediately given full possession of
Lips Fastened Wuh Pins
Fresh fru its — Apples. $1003 box; tlesnakes in trea tm e n t for tuberculoaia to Bellevue hospital they held him on
ceived a large contract for tie s from
V ictoria, B. C., Jan . 26.—Gruesome
the court room until removed in an
Los Angeles. Feb. 1.— F astening his the Southern Pacific railroad company, pears, $11.50 per box; cranberries, of the lungs, in a Lodi case th a t was th e ir laps and th e ir rich dresses be in the extrem e is the ghoulish work
ambulance.
lips together w ith safety pins so he am ounting to nearly 100 carloads, $8009 per barrel.
Doctors th a t ia being done by the w aves a t
in its last stages, Dr. Hull, of Stock- came satu rated w ith blood.
Potatoes — Carload buying p ric e s : ton, reported some im provem ent of the and said the lad would probably die. Ross Bay cem etery, V ictoria’s city of
Southern bankers are m anipulating could not curse, Vernon E. B ennett, which are to he shipped to the Grab-
form erly a m issionary among the In tree Lebanon extension o f the Wood- Oregon, 70 (a 90c per sa c k ; sw eet pota p a tie n t, who ia a son o f Supervisor Two a rre sts were made and search is
the rice m arket.
the dead, w here, ow ing to u tte rly in
dians, wss carried, a raving maniac, burn Springfield, southern Oregon and toes, 21^ (0 2 jyc per pound.
Newton. The poison is adm inistered being made for the th ird man.
adequate break w ater protection, the
Tacoma will adopt‘d the commission into the receiving hospital yesterday. several C alifornia points.
Vegetable — A rtichokes, $1001.25 according to a form ula recommended
sea bombards and underm ines the cliff
plan of city governm ent.
I t was necessary for Nur e Morgan
S p e e r Would Buy W ater.
per dozen; cabbage, $20/2.25 per hun by E astern physicians who have tried
until, a fte r each experience of rough
and
Probation
Policeman
Leo
Marden
the
cure.
In
the
Lodi
case
the
young
dred;
horseradish,
9
0
/10c
per
pound;
W
ork
on
A
storia
E
lectric
Line
Denver,
Ja
n
.
29.—
Municipal
ow
ner
Republican insurgents are re tu rn
wind and boisterous w eather, during
to
pry
hia
jaw
s
a
p
art
w
ith
instru
man
ia
reported
as
freed
from
night
pum
pkins,
K
d
l
j
f
e
;
sprouts,
7008c;
ship
of
the
w
ater
system
of
Denver
is
A
storia—C
onstruction
work
on
the
ing to the cam p"of,the regulars.
m ents to g et a t the ordinary pins and new A storia, Seaside & Tillamook squash, 2c; turnips, $1.50 per sack; sw eets. A perm anent cure, however, favored by Mayor R obert W. Speer, in m onths past, pedestrians w alking along
the beaches reached by the c ity car
Missouri forestry expert would o r needles w ith which he had filled his E lectric railroad ia progressing stead carrots, $1.25; beets, $1.50; parsnips, ia hardly looked for.
his annual budget subm itted to the lines have been picking up such grisly
mouth.
ganize sta te forestry departm ents.
city council tonight. He recommends souvenirs as coffin plates and handles,
ily. A force of about 50 men are en $1.50.
Trainm en C annot A gree.
Onions—Oregon, $1.50 per sack.
the purchase of the Denver Union W a fragm ents o f human bones, etc.
gaged a t the present tim e, on the south
Governor Brady, of Idaho, backs
Po May Overflow Its Banks
H ops—1909 crop, prim e and choice,
New York, Ja n . 28.—R epresentatives te r com pany’s plant a t an appraised
aide of the peninsula, and on the
move for sta te control of natural re
Rome, Feb. 1.—Although w eather Young’s Bay frontage.
200/22 >4 c ; 1908s, 1700«; 1907s, 11)* c of the R ailw ay trainm en’s unions who valuation of $14.400,000. The mayor
Girl Slaps Big O fficer.
sources.
conditions have improved throughout
. per pound; m ohair, choice, 25c.
w ere to have conferred today w ith offi favors a reduction of the num ber of
Philadelphia, Jan 26.—A six-foot
Caacara b a rk —4 H e per. punod
cials of 32 controlling railroads east saloons in Denver and doubling the sa
The U nited S ta te s bank a t Mexico Italy, reports are still being received To Pave 10 Miles of M edford S tre e ts
policeman to ay told a girl sh irt w aist
H ides—Dry hides, 18(>tl8Hc per of the M ississippi river, le ft tonight loon license, advocates a municipal a s
M edford--P etitions have been filed
C ity has been suspended by the clear of the flooding of much territory.
strik e r who was doing picket duty to
The river Po threatens to overflow its w ith the city recorder from property pound; dry kip, 18«<i 18V^e - dry calf fo r the W est, and the conference haa p halt paving plant.
ing house.
"m ove on,” and she surprised him by
banks, while a t some points landslides owners asking for the paving of 176 skin, 19(</21c; salted hides, lO/itilOjye; been postponed indefinitely. O riginal
slapping him in the face. This s ta rt
Pure Food E xpert^W iley says th at have occurred. D ispatches from Peru blocks of the c ity ’s stre ets, or about sslt»d calfskin, 16c; green, lc less. " expectationa were th a t by this tim e
M ore C apital P oured in.
ed a disturbance, and before it was all
eggs should not be kept in cold storage gia say that the riv er T iber continues ten miles. The petitiona have come
C a ttle — Best steers, $5(//5.50; fa ir the men would have form ulated a scale
New York, Ja n . 29.— The recom over six girl strik e rs were on th e ir
more than nine months.
to rise and is three fe et above the in since Ja n u a ry 1, and more are e x to good. $4.60(1/4.76; stric tly good to replace the proposals recently re mendation of directora of the Interna
cows. $4.25(iri'4.60; fa ir to good, $3.60 jected by the railroads, b u t they are tional H arvester company for sn in way to a police n a tio n charged w ith
Ham ilton flew from San Diego highest level of the last flood.
pected.
creating disorder. Miss Mary McMur-
(iz'4; lig h t calves, $5(//'6.50; heavy cal- not agreed,
crease in the common stock of the trie , »’society woman, fum iahed bail
across the Mexican border and back.
. . .
. a . >
_ ,
Asiatics to W ork on R ailroads
M adras W ould Incorporate.
ves,
$40/4.50; bulla, $2.500/3.76; ‘
company
from
$60,000,000
to
$80,000,-
T a ft issued a statem ent t h .t no sen-
Kranoi.cn. Feb. 1. The Pacific
for two of the girl», and the others
M adras -A n election will he held stag s, $30/ 4.
L atham Falls ISO F ast.
000 was ratified a t a special m eeting w ere discharged.
Rational departure from the tru s t pros- M|>j| f t e n w r h
M .nchuri* arrived h e r, here Jan u ary 31 for the purpose of
Hogs Top, $9; fa ir to good, $8.50
Caro, E gypt, Jan . 28.— H ubert L ath of the stockholders in Hoboken today.
scution program will occur.
tonight four days heh nd her sched- authorizing tha incorporation of the (it 8 75.
J am, the French aviator, fell 160 fe et The directors will m eet in Chicago
Already more than 700 different
A woman keeper of a sanatorium ule, having on hoard 400 A siatics, 175 town. Plans are already made to im
Sheep — B est w ethers, $6.500rt w hile m aking a flight a t Heliopolia Monday and declare the first quarterly
type* of soil have been encountered in
confessed to collecting infants to of them Hindus, for work on C a lifo r prove the stre ets, build sidew alks and 5 .5 0 1* : fs ir to good, $4.600/5; good this afternoon.
The monoplane was ' installm ent of the 4 per cent annual the 20 sta te s in which soil surveys are
“ fa k e ” the b irth of quadruplets.
nia railroads.
secure adequate w ater supply.
ewes, $6(<{'5.50; lambs, $5(«.6.50.
wrecked, but L atham was not injured. dividend.
being made by the governm ent.
S,n
P ro ject to C over 100 ,0 0 0 A cres
Planned and Land S e g re g ated
L akeview — W arner valley ia to have
a Carey act irrigation project covering
nearly 100,000 acres.
The land has
already been segregated and engineers
are on the ground m aking prelim inary
surveys. This g re at undertaking is in
the hands of the W arner Valley irrig a
tion company, which was recently in
corporated under the laws of the sta te
of Oregon, w ith a capital Btock of
$250,000. The officers of the company
are W. H. Bradford, p resident; E. C.
Belknap, vice president and chief en
g in ee r; C. H. Gleim, se c re tary ; and
H, B. M illard, assistan t treasu rer and
general m anager.
E ngineer Belknap sta te s th a t he haa
had engineers quietly a t work for the
past e ig h t m onths to determ ine the
am ount of land th a t could be irrigated
and the am ount of w ater th a t could be
developed for th a t purpose. No publi
city was given as to th e ir movements
until they had concluded all detail
work and had obtained the rig h t to ir
rig ate the public lands under the Carey
act. I t was dem onstrated th a t w ater
sufficient for 150,000 acres can be de
veloped.
NEWBERG FO RM S UNION.
PA RI8 STILL SU FF E R S .