Estacada progress., September 19, 1912, Image 2

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DOINGS QF THE WEEK
Current Events of Interest Gathered
From the World at Large.
SALAZAR TAK E S EL
TIGRE.
Federal» Only 12 Miles Away Nine
Hours Before Camp Falls.
Douglas, A r il.— Inez Salazar and
his rebel band captured El Tigre, the
American gold mining camp, twice
attacked by him, Monday forenoon at
11 o ’clock. In the fighting before the
defenders o f the camp were defeated
seven federal« were killed and a dozen
were wounded.
Only one American
was wounded. He was Gilbert Mc­
Neill. His wound is not serious.
The rebel loss could not be learned.
Only meager details o f the taking of
the town were received, and the news
did nut come until night.
Telephone communication was re­
stored long enough to inform the offi­
cials here that the town had been
taken and that no Americans hud been
killed or seriously hurt. Rebels looted
the store o f the company, taking
about $10,000 worth o f goods, and
the main body started in the direction
o f Nacozari, a small band being left
in the camp.
The valuable plant o f the El Tigre
company was not molested.
Federal
reinforcements for the El Tigre gar­
rison were at a point 12 miles from
the camp nine hours before the cap­
ture of the town, but they never ar­
rived.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF ÍHE STATE
BIGGER FAIR URGEO.
7805 A U T O S IN OREGON.
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lANTQN
m
the massive, motionless machinery
stood towering above the visitor and
the slight young master of the domain,
the metal-spotted, roughened factory
floors reverberated under their foot­
steps.
As they made the tour from room to
room and building to building, Floyd
grew Blowly whiter, bis explanations
more brief. When they finally arrived
at a glass-set door marked office, he
stopped short and laid his hard upon
tho wall as If to steady himself.
“ Go away, for a moment," he re­
quest, his voice catching. ‘T i l come
after you. I haven’t been here sluce
my father— "
Stanton swung on his heel and went
out; out to look at the mile track,
where Edgar Floyd used to practice
racing with little Jes tied in the caz
beside him, and where later the older
Jes played mechanician to hts father's
driving.
And standing there under
the dull October sky, Stanton thought
of many things.
When Floyd came after him, half an
hour later, Stanton turned from his
position against the track railing.
"Floyd, what do you figure Is going
to become of your sister?” he abrupt
ly demanded.
Floyd stopped, gazing at the other
with parted lips and startled gray
eyes. A strong wind was blowing oil
Lake Erie, tossing hts bronze hall
and wrapping his long coat about him
"My sister?” he repeated. “ Why?"
“ She is a woman, she must have
some life of her own. You can't keep
her like a nun until she finds herself
grown old without a chance at living."
Floyd continued to gaze at him, say­
ing nothing; that half-hour In the of­
fice had left him almost wan In ths
gray afternoon light.
“ You know me, Jes Floyd, tf any
one docs. You know my vile temper,
my rough tongue, and that I am a
cross grained brute at best. But 1
think there may be enough of the In­
herent gentleman left in nte to make
me decent to a woman. If. In time
things fell out so that I’d asked you for
your sister, would you be wllllngl
Speak frankly, If you do not think ms
fit to be trusted with her, say so— tt
will not break our friendship.”
“ You have seen her once," Floyd re
called, as if to himself. He lisped, bit
surest sign of excitement
Stanton
had never heard him use that soft
slurring speech except on the race
tracks; heard now In the quiet coun­
try surroundings, It infected the listen­
er with a contagious agitation and
emotion.
” 1 know, 1 know,” he deprecated.
"Rut. I might see her more, and see­
ing no hotter men she might come to
bear with me. Not that there Is much
in me worth It— she probably never
would look at me. What I am asking
you, now, is whether you want me to
keep away from her. Say yes, and
we will shake hands and drop the sut>
Ject for ever.”
Very slowly Floyd held out his slen>
der hand.
J. H. Booth Proposes State Show to : Average One for Every 86 Persons—
Cost SI.OOO.OOO.
Number Increasing.
Salem— A $1,000.000 state fair ii
Salem— In Oregon, population (1910
the plan that J. H. Booth, o f Rose- census) 672,765, on August 1, there
burg. president of the Oregon State were 9689 registered motor vehicles,
General Resume o f Important Event«
Board of Agriculture, hopes to see of w’ hich 7865 were automobiles, 183
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and 'letandht
worked out. He believes that at least delivery wagons, 69 electric vehicles,
Presented In Condensed Form
$1,000,000 should be appropriated by 6 hearses. 1127 motorcycles, 56 taxi­
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^ T la f if in g M e rcu ry ir/c.
fo r Our Busy Readers.
the legislature, not all at once, how cabs, and 385 trucks.
There were
ever, and that some definite plan be 1585 licensed chauffeurs.
Automo­
adopted for the permanent upbuilding bile license fees to the amount of
c /
/w M m . v w .VS w u -
Shipments o f gold from Europe to
o f the fair.
$40,408.50 had been collected by the
he did not laugh, he flashed back,
America have begun again, the first
The university and agricultural secretary o f state.
SYNOPSIS.
spark to powder, so that they quar­
college and other state institutions are
in two years.
The total number o f automobiles is
reled on an average four times a day.
given appropriations almost without divided as follows among the various
A t the beKlnnlntf o f g r e a t a u tom obile
American troops have taken prison­
stint,” said Mr. Booth. “ While prob­ counties: Baker, 111; Benton. 102 race the m echan ician o f the M ercu ry, And they spent every available mo­
ers six o f Orozco’s principal advisers
S ta n ton ’s m achine, drops dead. S tra n ge ment together, until their friendship
ably they need the money and deserve Clackamas, 172; Clatsop, 92; Colum­ vouth. Jesse F lo y d , volu nteers, and Is a c­
and military aides
it, 1 believe that there is no greater bia, 15; Coos, 135; Crook, 135; Cur­ cepted. In tho rest du rin g the tw e n ty - became patent even to the skeptical
u r hour race Stanton m eets a stra n ger. Mr. Green.
educational factor in the state than ry, 2; Douglas, 166; Gilliam. 8; fo
Paris newspapers declare the terms
M iss C arlisle, w ho Introduces h erself. Th e
"W e can plan out some of our fac­
the state fair. This is essentially an Grant, 19; Harney, 28; Hood River, M ercu ry w ins race. Stanton receives
o f peace between Italy and Turkey are
from M iss C arlisle, which he Ig ­ tory affairs on the way home, on the
agricultural state.
Any move which 132; Jackson, 479; Josephine, 120; Mowers
practically settled.
nores. Stanton m eets Miss C a rlisle on a
tends toward developing the state’s Klamath, 116; Lake, 73; Lane, 352; train. T h e y a lig h t to ta ke wulk, and train," Stanton arranged, at the close
train leaves. Stanton and Miss C a rlisle of the last day, when taking temporary
Taking o f testimony began in the
agricultural interests to the highest Lincoln, 1; Linn, 279; Malheur, 60; fo
llo w 1n auto. A cciden t b v w hich S ta n ­
government’s suit for the dissolution
point o f efficiency is, financially and Marion, 559; Morrow,
12; Mult­ ton Is hurt Is m ysteriou s. F lo y d , at lunch leave of his mechanician at the Mer­
ith Stanton, tells o f his boyhood. S tan ­ cury camp.
o f the Harvester trust.
in every other way, an upbuilding nomah, 3389; Polk, 147; Sherman, w
ton a gain m eets M iss C a rlisle and th ey
“ I'm planning a fender for each side
factor in the state’s progress.
59; Tillamook, 57; Umatilla, 238; dine togeth er. S tan ton ‘ com es to tra ck
Shipments o f benzine are arriving
but m akes race. T h e y h a v e a c c i­ of the Comet racing car, so that when
By setting out a definite plan for Union, 214; Wallowa, 44; Wasco, sick,
in Seattle from Asia, to compete with
dent. F lo y d hurt, hut not seriou sly.
At
the state fair grounds and obtaining 130; Washington, 173; Wheeler, 7; din ner F lo y d tells Stanton o f his tw in you feel like knocking in a few
Standard Oil products.
sister. Jessica. S tan ton becom es v e r y 111 lengths of the lulleld fence, as you did
stated amounts biennially to be used Yamhill, 239.
and loses consciousness. On re co v ery , at
American marines patrolling the
toward working out that plan, the
These figures are according to a re­ his hotel Stanton receives In vita tion and this afternoon, we’ll be ready for It,"
streets of Bluefields, Nicaragua, were
visits Jessica. T h e y go to th eater to g e th ­ mocked Floyd, his effervescent youth
state fair could be developed into one port compiled by Secretary o f State er.
and m eet M iss C arlisle. Stanton and
fired upon by rioting citizens.
o f the most magnificent features of Ben Olcott for the use o f the next leg F lo y d m eet a g a in and ta lk business. heady as champagne.
"Fence or no fence, we won," Stan­
the state, that would repay the money islature. They include the registra­
Mexican federáis retook the town of
CHAPTER VIII— (Continued).
ton retorted Indulgently.
expended in many ways.
El Tigre, the rebels fleeing with $20,-
tion o f machines from the first of Jan­
"Of course! You kept right on driv­
Upon the nucleus which we have uary to the first o f August.
The silence was long. After reading,
000 worth of gold and silver bullion.
Millbury, Mass. — President T aft we could build up tc the final attain­
It is known, according to automo­ Floyd turned his face to the window, ing the front of your car. so the rear
China has failed to negotiate her celebrated his fifty-fifth birthday Sun­
ment of the scheme for a great fair. bile statistics,
that the first six and so remained. But at last he looked Just naturally had to climb back on
$50,000,000 loan in Europe, owing to day at a family reunion at the home
the road and follow. I expected that;
Every improvement which is put in months of this year witnessed a phe­ back to Stanton and nodded.
the opposition o f the United States of Miss Delia C. Torrey, his aged
the grounds should be a permanent nomenal increase o f automobiles in
“ Yes, It means that I get back my you were too busy to stop for a little
and England.
aunt. The celebration was quiet be­ one.
the United States, which registered father’s factory,’’ he confirmed quietly. thing like side-wiping a fence.”
“ You seemed to expect It,” the oth­
Owing to a light crop and large de­ cause o f the fact that the president’s
“ There should be good walks, good during that time nearly a million ma­ “ I am very glad, although it doesn’t do
mand, the price o f lemons has reached birthday fell on Sunday this year.
buildings, a cattle judging arena elec­ chines. The exact number of regis­ me much actual good. I have no capl er corroborated. He looked with in­
In the morning Mr. and Mrs. Taft, trically lighted, so that judging could
40c per dozen in California, and is
trations for the first six months of tal to run an automobile plant, and I terested curiosity at his nonchalant
Aunt Delia and Miss Helen T a ft at­ be done at night.
expected to go still higher.
The difficulties this year was 839,858 machines, of will not sell unless I am forced to I t " assistant "If I am too busy to wor­
tended church services at the village
ry at such times, Floyd; you are not.
“ You would like to operate tt?”
Chairman Lovett, o f the board o f chapel, where the presiuent worship that we have encountered this year which 135,335 were new registrations
The blood ran up under Floyd's fine Don't you ever think of what Is likely
with the rains should be obviated by over last year. Registration fees in
directors o f the Harriman lines, says ped when he was a boy.
all permanent
covered
buildings this country for this period amounted skin, he met Stanton's eyes with a to happen when we are on the verge
crop conditions and business outlook
A fte r the services the president and W*1 hope to have a permanent pavilion
glance of fire-ardent passion and de­ of a smash?"
to the comfortable fortune o f $4,769
in the West were never better.
Aunt Delia took a short automobile constructed with the $50,000 which 873.29. O f this great number o f mo sire.
Floyd paused, turning his large clear
William Rankin, once law partner ride through fam iliar places which the the last legislature appropriated, and tor cars in use in this country, only
“ I ’d give all the rest of my life to eyes on the questioner.
o f President T a ft’s father, and now president knew so well when he was
"There’s Just one thing I’m asking,”
which, we trust, will be given us by 31,547 are registered for commercial operate that factory for one year, as
the oldest living graduate o f Yale, schoolboy in Millburg.
my father planned for me— I’d give It he gravely returned. "That is, that
the next legislature overriding the use.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft, the governor’ s veto.
celebrated his 103d birthday at Bay
As one would suppose, New York for six months to Justify his faith and when It comes, It will be a good
president’s brother, and his
wife,
Head, N. J., Monday.
“ The fair should be placed in a po stands at the head of the list with 92, training. You do not know, you can smash. No one minds Just dying—
came over from Biddefordpool, Me. sition where it will be able to handle
we're sure to do It some day, anyhow
407 cars, which is on increase o f 8,438 not know!”
The Spokane chamber o f commerce
and joined the family party in time the crowds whether the weather is since January 1.
"Can I not?” Stanton retorted. —but to be mussed up and patched to­
California offers
says the “ rural u p lift” movement is
for luncheon.
wet or dry, a place provided where surprise by showing the next largest "Floyd, what do you think 1 am rac­ gether again, no! Now,” his Irrepres­
being overdone, and recommends the
sible smile glanced out again, “ that’s
consolidation of some o f the many so­ 4000 INDIAN RAIDERS ROUTED agricultural lectures can be given number, due to a tremendous increase ing for, If I can not understand risk­
I told why I feel so safe with you; there Is
daily for the farmers, and the entire in registration since the first of the ing something (or an object
cieties and congresses.
show given over to the agricultural year. Its registration on July 1 stood you once that I would not live poor— a deadly finality about your driving
Several Mexican railway employes Mexican Federal« at Oaxaca Suffe interests. The agricultural and stock at 79,603 cars, an increase this year I was not born to that. If I win anoth­ methods—”
“ That is about enough,” Stanton sig­
have refused to take out trains for
Loss o f 41 Killed in Battle,
displays at the fair I place first, and o f 19,401. Ohio is third with 56,000 er prize or two this season, I will have
fear o f attacks by the rebels.
The fair is for ears. Pennsylvania fourth with 52, enough capital to match somewhat nified. “ I'll soe you on the train,
Mexico
City — Mexican federal the amusements last.
then.”
educational purposes, and it is toward 257 cars, and Illinois fifth with 47,104 with your factory. We both under­
Bands o f well-armed Texas cowboys troops here routed 4000 Indians led by
They did meet on the train, and
stand the motor business pretty well;
are crossing the border into Mexico, Zapatistas after three days’ fighting, that end we are constantly striving.’ cars.
passed long hours of travel in work
In the United States the average do you want. In case all goes right, to
but it is not known who is backing near Oaxaca. Fighting continued all
and discussion. The other passengers
population to each motor car is 110 Jo'n with me and revive the famous
day Monday.
them.
COVE CHERRIES S T IL L RIPE.
came to take a decided, if furtive In­
persons. During the year ending July Comet motor-cars? Don't answer
A t San Felipe the government
terest in the two who sat opposite
1, 1912, the car output in this country now, think the thing over.”
The city o f Ocean Park, Cal., is to forces lo9t 41 killed and the rebels 150 C. M. Staekland Thinks Oregon
each
other In absorbed conversation
“ Stanton!”
was
252,569.
have a municipal cold storage plant, killed and several hundred wounded,
"W alt; there Is time enough. W e or argument, making drawings on en­
Ideally
Located.
taken prisoners
where any over-supply o f perishable A number were
(T O B E C O N T IN U E D .)
may easily lose everything we put Into velopes and time-tables to Illustrate
H O P HARVEST W ELL ALO NG .
Portland— Although the bulk o f the
produce may be kept until the market among them several Zapatistas.
the venture, factory and all; or we their points and even leaving rows of
In retreating the rebels sacked San cherry crop in Cove district has long
demands it.
figures
upon
the
menu
cards
In
the
Change for the Better.
may not.”
Felipe and Etla. In the latter town since been gathered and marketed, Half o f Crop Saved About McMinn­
dining-car.
The care of the African population
" I ’d chance my part."
The imminent British statesman they dynamited the railway station cherries are still ripe in that section.
ville, Despite Rains.
Incidentally, both men displayed a In the Belgian Kongo in the past hat
"Why, so would I," agreed Stanton.
Joseph Chamberlain is seriously ill and the municipal palace.
Several C. M. Staekland, of Cove, was in Port­
Meanwhile, you had better try me as thorough training In mechanical de­ been so murderously Indifferent that
McMinnville—
Hop
picking
in
this
and there is little hope for his re­ merchants, who resisted the looters land, Saturday, and brought to the
a traveling companion before you take sign and construction, Stanton’s far It is a pleasure to note a change lot
covery.
were hanged and a number of stores Commercial club samples of Bing and section o f the county is progressing me as a partner. Remember we would the more finished and scientific.
the better. An order has gone Into
rapidy.
A
number
o
f
the
smaller
Royal Anne cherries he had picked
I did not know— ” Floyd marveled, effect to prevent hereafter the Impor
Insurgent General
Rojas defies were burned.
be team mates for a long race."
yards
are
through
picking.
W.
J.
The rebels also burned several from his own orchard, which are in
tatlon, manufacture and transports'
Americans at Douglas, Ariz., declar­
I ’m not likely to forget," Floyd at lasL
Mr. Staekland is O’ Dell has picked all o f the E. Talbot
Stanton forestalled the question by tlon of saccharine sweets In the Bel­
ing the rebels are not going to look bridges on the Mexican Southern rail­ perfect condition.
made slow answer. "Remember that
yard,
but
has
two
other
yards,
and
a member o f the firm of Staekland
Indifferently explaining.
gian African territory.
Saccharins
where they shoot when they attack way.
for yourself, of me, Stanton."
In a battle at Jajalpa, south o f To­ Bros., one o f the largest fruitgrowing will not be through with them within
" I am a mechanical engineer; 1 products and Droducts sweetened with
Agua Prieta.
a
week.
luca, in the state of Mexico, the fed concerns o f the Cove district.
CHAPTER IX.
N. J. Peterson has completed the
Miss Christobel Pankhurst, wanted eral forces won a victory and captured
Mr. Staekland had some interesting
gathering
of
his
hops,
having
fully
a
in London for complicity in the win­ 21 prisoners.
figures to offer concerning this year’s
The Chance for Jeteica.
Other
dow-smashing crusade, is staying at
cherry crop. From 227 trees, growing third more than last year.
When the assistant manager of the
yards
will
gain
in
proportion.
a quaint, old-time hotel in Paris and
on two acres, he sold 13 tons of Royal
W O M AN ’S T A L K DANGEROUS.
On account o f the continued rains Mercury Company came through the
still doing everything she can for the
Anne
cherries to a cannery for
some
mold has been reported, but train, next morning, and saw the two
suffrage movement.
who were breakfasting together In the
Physicians Can’t Quiet Patient Whose $ 1000 .
nothing
o f a damaging nature.
“ That the community may well en­
Chatter May Kill Her.
Mexican rebels under Zapata are
About a third o f the grain in this dining-car, he stopped in the aisle with
courage the fruitgrow er,” says Mr.
an expression of one brought face to
robbing trains and carrying off women
Philadelphia — Physicians 'at the Staekland, “ is indicated in the wages county has not been threshed, and all face with the disagreeable unexpected.
passengers to their retreats in the Pennsylvania hospital have been en­
wheat not threshed is sprouting, and
paid
to
workers
in
the
Cove
cherry
or­
W e ll!” he ejaculated. "W e ll!"
mountains.
deavoring to find some method by chards. My brother and I picked 16,- will be spoiled as to its marketable
Start It with an H, if you like,”
Funeral services of the dead em­ which they may prevent Mrs. Alice 000 gallons o f cherries from eight, quality. T. T. Kirkwood, o f Hope suggested Stanton, coolly amused.
peror Mutsuhito, of Japan, have com­ Holland from talking herself to death. acres, and the picking and packing well, states that he is feeding his
Mr. Green's mouth grew thin from
menced. The ceremonies will occupy The woman apparently does not want cost $997.03. This means that $126 wheat in bundles to his stock, having pressure.
several days.
to talk; she just cannot help It.
an acre was paid for labor in harvest- given up all hope o f getting it thresh
" If you quarrel with Floyd, I shall
A strange part of the malady la that ng the crop, which shows that the re­ ed. Spring oats in some localities not know where out here I can get
It has been found that the Spanish
may
he
saved,
and
can
be
used
for
the
woman
insista
that
some
person
be
turns
from
the
cherry
crop
are
widely
w ife of General Sickles, from whom
you another mechanician In time,” he
feeding purposes. This year's weath­
he had been separated for 23 years, present to listen to her. I f she is left distributed throuhout the country.
gave stiff warning.
“ Although Cove is one o f the best- er condition is the most damaging
pawned her jewels to raise money to alone she talks to the hospital walls,
“ All right,” was the answer.
satisfy a note against her husband and but shrieks for some person to come known cherry districts in the state, I ever witnessed here, and is much more
Floyd was engaged In blocking out a
save for him his many war relics and within hearing. Physicians have ex believe that there are great areas in noticeable on account o f the splendid map with toothpicks, and did not look
amined her for an injury to the head, Oregon, now lying idle, that could be yield and promising condition o f the up; he appeared even more ridiculous­
keepsakes.
but have been unable to find any. As cultivated and made to produce fruit grain crop.
ly young and gay-spirited than usual.
a last resort they diagnosed her case just as good.”
In the morning sunllghL But some­
HOG IN D U S TR Y GROWING.
as acute hysteria.
Opiates seem to
PORTLAND MARKETS
thing In the poise of his bright head
have no effect upon her.
Steel Bridges in Umatilla.
Oregon Rap’dly Decreasing Imports of echoed that "ail right.” Mr. Green
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 80c;
went on. and Interfered no more dur­
Pendleton — Umatilla county has
Nebraska Swine.
bluestem, 83c; forty-fold, 800/81c;
Federal» Capture Ojnaga,
ing the Journey.
more steel bridges than any other
red Russian, 78c; valley, 800/81c.
El Paso, Tex.— Ojinaga, the M exi­
Portland— As evidence that the bog
The speed carnival held upon the
county in Oregon, according to C. H.
Barley— Feed, $20 per ton; brew­
can border town opposite Presidio, Martin, the civil engineer employed industry is growing in Oregon, an ex­ superb two-mile track was to extend
ing, $290; 30.
portation of live hogs was made re­ over three days. The contests were of
MillstulTa — Bran.
$23.50
ton; Texas, was taken by federal tropos by the county recently to construct cently from the Browndale farm, near varied types and classes, but the Mer­
highways
and bridges
shorts, $20; middlings, $32; rolled after brisk fighting, according to ad­ permanent
vices received at Fort Bliss by Gener throughout the county. Every bridge Aurora, Or., to be used in Honolulu cury was entered for at least one
barley, $28.
for breeding purposes. Another ship­ event and frequently several, on each
al
E.
Z.
Steever,
commanding
the
de­
built
in
the
county
during
the last six ment will be made from the same
Corn — Whole, $38.50; cracked,
day.
partment
of
Texas.
Federal
forces
years
has
been
o
f
steel
and
at
the
$39.60 per ton.
ranch in November.
Aren’t there any Atalanta cars en­
Hay— No. 1 timothy, $17 per ton; numbering 350 under command o f Col present time 12 o f these structures
The
state
o
f
Oregon
has
long
been
tered, at all?" Floyd wondered, on the
onel
Manuel
I.anda,
entered
Ojinaga
are
in
course
of
construction.
Two
of
oat and vetch, $11; alfalfa, $12.60«i
known as a large importer o f hogs, first morning at the track.
proper, driving the rebels before the new bridges are to replace wooden
13.
but the last monthly report o f the Port­
’None,” Stanton assured.
Oats— Spot, $280; 29 per ton; fu- them. The rebels took refuge in San ones carried out by the Butter creek land Union Stock company shows that
’Then I won't need to burn a joss
Francisco, a suburb to the south and cloudburst.
tures, $26.
the ratio o f importation is falling off. stick.”
away
from
the
American
side,
and
Freah fruits — Applea, 50co;$1.50
In August, 1911, 4468 hogs were im­
"W hat for?"
per box; peachea, 26o;50c; pluma, at last reports fighting was continuing.
Hops at Eugene Are Prime.
ported from the hog state, Nebraska,
"Luck," said Floyd sweetly; and re­
lOi li c pound; peara. 76c0;$1.25 box;
Eugene — Hoppicking began in a while during August, 1912, only 2332 fused to explain.
Prisoners May Be Deported
grapes, 75c0;$1.25 box.
number o f yards near Eugene and were shipped in.
Officials say that
Their luck held good.
They had
Washington, D. C. —- The United Springfield, the growers taking ad­ just as many hogs are used, but that neither Illness nor serious accident to
Oniona— Walla Walla, 75c per sack.
Floyd Turned Toward the Window and So Remained.
Potatoea — Jobbing pricea:
Bur­ States will hold Colonel Pascual Oroz­ vantage o f the slack of rain to get in gradually more and more o f the supply mar their series of victories and trials
banks, 500; 65c per hundred; aweet co, Sr., father of the rebel general, as much work as possible while the ¡scorning from within the state and For Stanton drove as If by inspira­ graduated from college at twenty-one; substances other than cane sugar,
and Colonel P. G. Orozco, with any clusters are in prime condition, fear­ from other Northwest points.
potatoea, 24c pound.
tion, and many of the honors of the that was five years ago. You have befit sugar, milk sugar and glucose
dropped your pencil. What do you say sugar— particularly those sweetened
Vegetable» — Artichokea, 6S0; 75c other captured Mexican rebels, prob­ ing more rain.
Yards about Irving
carnival remained with him.
to staying over half a day at Buffalo with glycerine— shall not be Imported.
No began picking also.
dozen; beans, 2c pound; cabbage, lo; ably for deportation to Mexico.
As yet the rains
You’ve struck the perfect course.
Columbia County Crops Hurt.
and visiting your factory?"
14c; cauliflower, $1(<( 1.25 dozen; cel­ charges o f violations of the neutrality have not done much damage to the
It Is specified in the order that It 1«
Stanton,”
declared
a
famous
rival,
Scappoose—The steady downpour of
’’Fine,” approved Floyd, a trifle meant to Include in general all syn­
either. hops in Lane county, and the quality,
ery, 60o;75c; corn. 160;25e; cucum­ laws are pending against
upon offering his congratulations after
bers, 60c box; eggplant, 50; 6c pound; General Orozco, however, if captured, according to J. W. Seavey. is prime. rain has caused heavy losses to the suffering a masterly defeat In a five- slowly. “ A half day, not more. We thetic chemical sweetening which
head lettuce, 200; 25c dozen; pep­ would he held for the Mexican govern­ No lice have appeared and growers farmers in hay, grain and fruits. A mile contest. He did not like the oth­ have got to make ready for that Cup does not possess food value. We wlal
pers, 5' i i 0c pound; tomatoes, 400160e. ment. which is prepared to ask for hia have sprayed their hops, so that there number o f dairymen who own low land er man, but he was obliged to admire race.”
we could believe that this tariff anx­
"Three weeks off You're getting as iety to protect the Kongo population
Eggs—Case count, 250/ 20c dozen; extradition to face charges o f em­ is little chance o f mold.
have not been able to cut any o f their him.
old-womanish as Green.”
bezzlement o f funds in his care and
candled, 27o;28c; extras, 29o; 30c.
against deleterious sweets was some
hay this year, as the high water kept
How so?” queried Stanton as suc­
“ Too bad. Still I have to be at the thing more than an exhibition of the
Rutter — Oregon creamery butter, charges of murder and brigandage.
the hay hack until late and it was just cinctly.
Rain Saves Loss From Fire.
Mercury plant when you don'L Half usual protective philanthropy which
cubes, 33c pound; prints, 340;344c.
Medford — Favorable climatic con­ ready to cut when the rain began.
“ Between recklessness and over-cau­ a day ought to be enough."
Straus Too Busy to Act,
Pork— Fancy, 12c pound.
bars a competitive product to
ditions and efficient fire protection Oats have been hurt as to quality, for tion."
Stanton surveyed him, Irritated, yet sure the sale of something else.
Veal— Fancy, 1440; 15c. pound.
New York— Oscar S. Straus, nomi­ have saved Jackson county more than mould has taken a big start in some
It was quite true. With Floyd be­ without tangible cause for irritation.
Poultry— Hens, 144'ul5c; broilers. nee o f the Roosevelt party for gover­
million dollars this season. Accord­ fields. Prunes are reported in bad side him. Stanton’s driving was as
1500154c; ducks, young,
10o;12c; nor, announced his
A Polyglot Playwright.
resignation as ing to M. L. Erickson, supervisor of shape, having split from the excessive daringly brilliant, but characterized by There were times when he could have
Imagined that F*loyd evaded too close
geese, 80; 12c; turkeys, live, 22«;23c; chairman o f the hoard of arbitrators the Forest service, there will be no rain, and a large per cent o f those
M. Dario Nlccodemi is a citizen of
some rational consideration of the pos­ companionship with him. subtly held
dressed, 25c.
the world. He was born In Italy. He
which has under consideration the in­ more forest fires in 1912, the recent that fell during the rain have rotted.
sibilities of disaster. Why? No one him at arm's length.
Hops— 1912 crop, lOoilSc.
was reared In the Argentine Republlo,
creased wage demands o f the engi­ rainshaving eliminated the posaihil-r
had time to speculate.
They
stayed
the
h
day
at
Buffalo,
Wool — Eastern Oregon, 140/18c neers of 50 Eastern railroads.
Mr. ity, the season o f 1912 will establish a
Weather Aida Hop-pickers.
It was commencing to trouble Stan­ and went out to the huge, ellent group where he was Initiated In Spanish cul­
pound; valley, 2140/ 224c; mohair, Straus resigned the chairmanship, he record in the history o f forest fires in
Independence— The fine weather is ton himself, this growing affection for of buildings that had been the Comet ture. He wrote his first play In thl
language of Cervantes. It was prt>
choice, 32c.
said, because of duties brought upon Southern Oregon.
being taken advantage o f by the hop- hts mechanician that threatened to be­ factory.
duced at Ruenos Ayree a ad waa called
C attle—Choice steers, $6.85o; 7.25; him by his candidacy.
He remains a
pickers.
Besides the large number come an absorbing need.
He had
It
gave
Stanton
a
strange
sensation
"L a Duda” (The Doubt).
good, 6.150/6.03; medium, $60/6 25; member o f the board, however, for
Trout Stream Fished Out
who are encamped in the yards, wagon never reeded any one. he had been to watch Floyd’s assured familiarity
choice cows. $60!6.50; good, $5.50(0 the present.
Soon after that an Italian actress la
Dufur—A petition requesting that and auto-truck loads may be seen in self-sufficient and self-centered; and with this place and atmosphere; to
6.75;
medium.
$5o/5.26;
choice
Fifteen-Mile creek be stocked with the early morning hours leaving the now he felt a blank chill at the Idea see him so naturally draw from hit South America offered a prize for as
Head of Russian Police Killed.
calves, $70/8.60; good heavy calves,
trout has recently been filed with the city for the yards. A large per cent of losing the society of this boy man. pocket the bunch of keys to admit acceptable play In her mother tongue.
M. Nlccodemi took the prize with hit
$0 25017; bulls, $30/4.50; stags, $5
London—Colonel Lupakoff, head of state fish and game commission. At of the pickers are women and chil- It chafed and fretted him with a
them and unhesitatingly fit each to Its
He soon after
0/5.75.
the Russian political police, was shot one time Fifteen-Mile creek teemed dren, and many o f them are earning sense of bondage; when be felt the corresponding door or gate. Yet. this play Per la Vita.”
Hogs — Light, $8.760/9.36; heavy, down when waiting for a street car with trout, but at the present time large wages.
In most cases the hops cords draw most, he turned upon was where he belonged— only there ward wrote "L'Hlrondelle” (The Swal­
low) In French and It Is p l a y * T «
$80/ 8.50.
with his w ife at Pyatigorsk, Ciscau­ this creek is practically fished out. and will be successfully harvested, though Floyd and worried him savagely.
should have been busy life Instead of
Sheep — Yearlings,
$3.500/4 65; casia, according to a dispatch received unless it he stocked at an early date it some yards have been abandoned on
Floyd laughed. And Floyd's laughter this dead emptiness. Their voices ech- hr"1? ™ .. « ' PRr' S h* h* * » n « • w o "
wethers, S4o/t.65; ewes, $30/3.90; here by a news agency from St. Pe­ will be next to impossible to locate a account o f mould.
The grain that would have disarmed a Cossack. When ed loud through the desolation, where l i l h ' l d »
and * dap,,n* the Eng
lish play of Raffles.”_ L e Cri do Parla
lambs, $4.600/5.66.
tersburg. The assassin escaped.
fish in this creek.
I stood out in the shock is damaged.
PRESIDENT T A F T CELE­
BRATES 55TH BIR TH D AY
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