Washington County News
T O K IL L LIB E R TY.
Issued Each Week
Czar Will Use Army to Enforce His
Will In Russia.
FORES'!’
GROVE.
OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
lû a Condensed Form (or Oar
Busy Readers.
Resume o f the Less Important but
Not Less Interesting Events
o f the Past Week.
Missouri is after the ice trust.
'
Evidence is being
the tobacco trust.
secured against
A French dirigible balloon recently
remained in the air eight hours.
The government is preparing to gauge
many Oregon and Washington stream«.
Kansas packing houses have been
given five days to clean up or close up.
The Virginia 2-cent a-mile railroad
rate law has been declared unconstitu
tional.
A tramp steamer bumped into tiie
new battleship Rhode Island, springing
ber armour plates badly
The executors of the estate of the
late Marshall Field estimate the value
of the property left at $25,000,000.
Canada hat received an address from
King Edward in which he says it will
be impossible for him to make the
much desired visit.
St. Petersburg, July 18.— If reports
in circulation in official circles this
morning are grounded on fact, the su
preme crisis in the affairs of the Rus
sian nation is impending, and within a
fortnight at most events must transpire
that w ill result either in the perpetu
ation of absolutism in Russia or the
map of Europe w ill be changed.
According to reports, the czar, after
weeks of swinging from one extreme to
the other, decides that he cannot grant
the reforms demanded by the people,
and has decided that the arbitrament
of physical force shall be appealed to.
He has, through Generals Trepoff,
Kaulbars and other leaders of the offi
cial military class, canvassed the offi
cers of the army, and has decided that
they can be depended on, if it should
come to a clash with the people, and so
he has decided that from now on the
wishes of the czar and his wishes alone
shall be considered.
This means, should the rumors be
true, that the douma w ill soon be dis
solved and that the new cabinet will
represent more than ever the wishes of
the governing classes and disregard the
demands if the people already made
through the douma.
None of the members of the cabinet
who could be reached last night would
discuss the matter. However, the de
lay in announcing that the various de
mands of the douma are even being
considered, the concentraMon of tried
troops at all centers where advocates of
a constitutional form of government are
strongest, and the generally defiant at
titude of the bureaucracy, all tend tp
lend credence to the report.
Disturbances in all interior Russia
continue, and riot, murder and rapine
are the rule. In many camps pitched
battles between soldiers and malcon
tents are reported, but all details are
completely censored and are not per
mitted to become public.
CLEARING AW AY DEBRIS.
r
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
GROW RUBBER IN U M A TILLA .
Colorado Man Says the Climate and
Soil Are Good.
Pendleton- -There is a prospect that
Umatilla county may become tbe rub
ber growing center of toe Pacific North
west in the near future.
G. T. Doug
las, of Durango, Col., representing the
rubber trust of the United States, is
here for tbe purpose of looking over
the country and making an examina
tion of the soil.
He is now looking
over the country in tbe vicinity of
Echo, where the soil and climate is
similar to that of New Mexico, Arizona
southern Utah and southern Colorado,
where the plant is grown very success
fully. Tbe plant is said to flourish in
dry sandy soil, and in semi-arid dis
tricts. Mr. Douglas believes this sec
tion to be adapted to the successful
growing of the plant which he says re
quires about two years to come to ma
turity. It can be put in at from $8 to
$10 per acre and will yield from $100
to $200 per acre.
Mr. Douglas will
make a report of his investigations to
his company in a few days.
Sodaville as Seat o f Learning.
Albany — Articles of incorporation
have been filed in tbe county clerk’s
office for tbe Mineral Springs college,
at Sodaville. The college will be open
ed next fail in the building at Soda
ville formerly occupied by tbe old Min
etal Springs seminary, which closed its
doors several years ago from lack of
financial assistance. It is now planned
to establish a school the equal of any
institution in Oregon, except those sup
ported by the state. Classical, rcien
tific, literary, normal, business and
musical courses will be taught, and tbe
institution plans to give degrees as
high as master of arts.
Hundred* o f Carload* Dumped Daily
From San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 17.— Certain vis
itors to San Francisco have given loud
voice to their disappointment at seeing
FOOD LAW QUESTIONED.
the city debris strewn three months
after the disaster. “ It is an impose!
Legal Interpretation o f Two Words
bis task that San Francisco has under
Means Much to 'ts Friends.
Salem — Upon the legal interpreta taken,” they write home, and their la'
tion of the words “ adulterants” and mentations come back by wire to thie
“ adulteration" hangs the fate of Ore city.
gon’s pure food law when it comes up
It is true that almost three months
for desision before Judge George H.
have elapsed, and it is also true that
Burnett, of tbe Circuit court, for this
county in the cise of the state vs. acres and acres of debris lie in the
George Fendorick, who is charged with heart of the city. Moreover, it is high
selling the state lard that has been ly possible that much o f''th e debris
will remain (or several months.
adulterated with tallow.
What these visitors have neglected to
Fondorick, who is a meat dealer in
this city, is under contract to furnish observe is that tbe debrie is being cart
the state insane asylum with a quantity ed away at the rate of 240 carloads
of lard, and it is charged by the state day. Tbe dirt is carried in wagons to
dairy and food commissioner that tbe the bunkers on First street, and from
lard furnished contains a certain per there trains convey it to the Protero
swamps, where it is doing reclamation
centage of tallow.
Tbe point at issue is whether an work.
Throughout the old business section
adulterant in foods means the substitu
tion of a substance which is injurious ol the city dangerous walls still stand
to tbe human system for a pure article, but the board ol works has taken steps
and if the court holds that tallow Is not to have them torn down. This board
an adulterant it will throw the whole has also called upon property owners to
act open to ttcbnical violation in all clear away the sidewalks on which
lines of trade in foodstuffs.
their buildings front.
When this is
done many of the streets still blocked
will be opened. Such important streets
Big Real Estate Deal at Eugene.
Eugene — One of the largest real es as Stockton and Pine are not passable
The city is not
tate deals ever made in Lane county their entire length.
was consummated recently when Eli waiting idly for the disappearance of
Bangs, Eugene's pioneer liveryman, the debris, but reconstruction and
sold a quarter block of ground at the cleaning are going on simultaneously
convict
srn t
Government kill fron (||
H eads ol Monopoly.
RAILROAD MEN AS m m ;
Testimony T o
Be u .ed f0r |n
ment o f Standard Oil OrficJ|
Who Extort Rebates,
Cleveland, July 17__ The Plsi.
er this morning says:
Basing his opinion upon the k
mony already submitted to the F
grand jury in this district A t.
General Moody believeB that th
ernment has at last secured th! ’
dence which will bring the Hu
Oil company to its knees. The,.
of District Attorney Sullivan thi, *
ing from an all day conference»»?
attorney general a* New Yorkyesteri
will make a complete change 0f
government’ s policy in connection wi
the tight to stamp out trade diacrimi
ations in favor of giant corporation.
The change of plans includes» 1
plete reversal regard ing C. J. Gun,*
vice president of the Lake Shore
Michigan Southern railway, Grz
mar w ill not be indicted in this or t
other F’ederal district.
Instead
will be asked to assist the govern®
in forging a chain of evidence ,1 »
the necks of some of the biggest Sin
ard Oil officials in the country.
It is known that the government«
cialB are eager to obtain one more li,
in the evidence already secured inig
the Standard Oil company. A nr
determined effort will be made to coi
plete the chain through Grammar m
Clark. What the government official
particularly want is tbe names ol th
Standard Oil officials through whom, r
is alleged, rehating arrangements i,r
made with the Lake Shore and otbt
railroads. With theee names in tbei
possession the government attorney
w ill be ready to strike.
corner of West Ninth and Olive streets
to G. M. Bonnett, a farmer of this city,
MINING FRAUDS IN BRAZIL.
for $35,000. A two story brick build
Si
The Cleveland, Ohio, grand jury ad
ing and a large frame livery stable
journed without indicting any standard
building are on the ground, and they Country is Full o f Schemes to Obtain
Money o f Gullible.
Oil men. Prosecutions of the company
are included in the sale.
Mr. Bangs
is to be resumed in other cities.
secures in the deal a 960 acre stock
Washington, July 17.— Consul Gen
farm in Harney county, which his eon, eral George E. Anderson, in a report to
J
A ll express companies operating on
Abraham, ot this city, will conduct.
the Northern Pacific and Great North
the bureau of manufacturers from Rio
ern roads have consolidated and here
Janeiro, charges that while some bona
Construction
Slow.
after w ill be known as the Northern
The Dalles— W . F. Nelson, president fide Brazilian diamond mines may re
Express compan~. The deal also in-
C LIM A X OF A D M IN IS T R A T IO N .
Demand for Labor in Linn County. of the Oregon Trunk road, says con suit profitably, that country is full of
| an eludes the Adams Express company on
Albany— There is no excuse for a la struction work is progressing slowly be
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the Burlington.
Roosevelt Will Invoke Conspiracy Law boring man to complain for lack of cause of the scarcity of laborers. Mr. schemes which are either out-and-out
Jjjj
A strike of Portland street car men
and Dissolve Standard Oil.
work in Oregon this year.
In Linn Nelson expects to secure plenty of la frauds or are based on claims and facts
seemB imminent.
Washington, July 18.— Dissolution county there is a demand for laborers borers after harvest. It is the purpose so slight as to make them little le98
1D|
,
8iam has started a movement for the of the great Standard Oil trust may be of every sort, and especially those wno of the company to push the road on to than frauds.
! abolishment of gambling.
tbe result of the prosecutions soon to will do farm work during the harvest Madras, a distance of 110 miles from
The report says the United States
M AN Y MEN OF MANY MINOS.
ing season, and who are willing to woik the Columbia, as soon as it can be and Great Britain, especially New
.
Plans are being prepared for a new be begun against that corporation by
built,
and
then
to
build
through
Cen
ground
a
sawmill,
or
in
the
woods.
the government.
Assistant Attorney
York, Chicago and London, sre the
‘ 1E lightship off the Columbia bar
General Purdy, who has direct charge Farmers in Linn county are looking in tral Oregon and make connection with chief financial base of operations for a Railroad Men Cannot Agree As Tj
lej
Major Dreyfus has been assigned to of the preparation of the prospective vain for needed assistance to garner some southern road.
Meaning o f Rate^Law.
number of promoters, who have never
command of the crack French regiment. cases, returned to Washington today their ciop’ , and the lumbering mills
done any mining, and that there are a
Chicago,
July 17.— Executive officials
Alfred Beit, who controlled the gold from St. Paul, where for two weeks he along tbe rivers of Linn, Marion and Grocers Not T o Buy Infected Fruit. nnmber of so-called mining companies and general connsel of every railroad
Lane
counties
are
advertising
for
help
has
been
in
consultation
with
Special
Salem—
County
Fruit
Inspector
E.
C
now soliciting stock subscriptions in west of Chicago bad a conference todiv
and diamond output of Africa, is dead.
Many college students Armstrong has called upon all retail
Counsel Kellogg, of the latter city, and all tbe time.
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A peace conference between Central District Attorney Morrison, of Chicago, are spending their vacation weeks at grocerymen and secured from them an the United States whose officers are not witli a view to determining the n,e»g.
even certain where the land they claim ing of all of tbe provisions of the net
American republics may be held on a and, while he refuses to discusB details the sawmills.
!
agreement not to buy from farmers any as property lies.
rate law. J. C. Stubbs, traffic director
atI United States warship.
as to the plans underway, there is good
fruit infected with 8sn Jose scale. The
Tbe report states that experienced of the Hardman lines, presided mil
Labor Famine In Valley.
dealers were willing to make the agree men in Brazilian mining fields say that
* . 1 H Secretary Metcalf says congress did authority for the statement that the
outlined the purposes of the gathering.
Salem — As an illustration of bow ment and w ill keep it in letter and
'(not intend to authorize a lightship for administration is aiming at a more
not a single mining company operating
It developed, however, that there
great
is
the
demand
for
manual
and
vital
object
than
fines
nr
even
impris
spirit. If the retail merchants prevent in the gold and diamond fields of Brazil
¡Swiftsure bank, off Cape Flattery, and
were almost as many views regtrdini
team
labor
in
the
Willamette
va'ley,
onment
for
the
trust
offenders.
the sale of dieeased fruit to them, the has paid a dividend. The consul gen
he does not feel authorized to spend
see the $150,000 appropriated by mistake.
The cases against Standard Oil will the W illam ette Valley Traction com inspector can give bis entire time to eral adds that it is a lamentable fact the interpretation of the etatnte 11
be made under the conspiracy act.
It pany, in commencing work upon tbe watching the farmers who peddle fruit that a large proportion of the Brazilian there were lawyers and traffic men
5 i del
I t is said the War department is is of recent memory that conspiracy in Portland-Salem electric line, was un
preeent. It was decided, therefore, to
about town direct to the consumers.
mining enterprises are frauds and that appoint two committees, one of traffic
lenplanning an immense supply depot and restraint of trade in violation of the able to secure men and teams, and
there are now men of the United States men and one of legal men. The traffic
fastbarracks for marines at the moutb of provisions of the Sherman anti-trust employed a steam traction engine to do
with enterprises which represent noth men are to meet and arrange their
Treasurer-Elect Files Bond.
t,the Columbir.
Young’s bay is to be law resulted in the dissolution of the tbe ground breaking. It is quite prob
the*1
ing more than the money they can get plans for carrying the law into effect,
dredged until anchorage for tho entire Northern Securities company.
Salem—
State
Treaeurer-elect
George
'i t
able
that
help
will
have
to
be
Imported
More
tnePacifiu and Asiatic squadrons is se- recently the government won another from other states in older that the com A . Steel has filed his official bond in from the American public.
and whenever they encounter a provie
thepured. The mouth of the Columbia is sweeping victory in the courts and dis pany may be able to fulfill its contracts the sum of $50,000, which was approv
ion that they are unable to solve they
-ce700 miles nearer Japan than San Fran solved the Western paper trust.
are to call on the legal committee lor
The with the city council of Salem— to have ed by the governor. Later he will be
TE S T OF CANNED M EATS.
cisco and is also better for rail facilities same sort of sucress met the movement the line completed between this city rqeuired to furnish an additional bond
opinions. In the meantime the com
on*,han Bremerton.
against the elevator trust in California. and Chemawa and ready for operation in tbe sum of about $500,000, tbe Congress Will Know What is the Ef mittee of lawyers is to bold meetioti
amount to be determined by tbe gov
and determine what it considers tbs
Cassie Cbadwick is ill in her prison
The breaking up of the monster on or before September 10.
fect o f Age.
ernor.
statute requires.
Standaid Oil combination may come as
inebome at Columbus, Ohio.
Wasco Farmers Begin Harvest.
Washington, July 17. — The bureau
the culminating grand climax of the
sue Dreyfus is the hero of France since
PO R TLA N D M ARKETS.
GRAINJBAGS RISING.
The Dalles— Haying is well advanced
Roosevelt administration, and in the
of chemistry, Agricultural department,
mape has been proven innocent.
light of today’s developments persons throughout Wasco county, the bulk of
Wheat— Club, 71c; bluestem, 73c; is to carry on a series of tests this sum
Ha: Peasants are causing a reign of terror in Washington have recalled to them the grain hay now being in the Btack
Shortage is Accentuated by Recent
red, 69c; valley, 71c.
mer to ascertain definitely whether
jglj.hroughout the Ruseian empire.
with striking force these words spoken and tbe second entting of alfalfa has
Fire in San Francisco.
Oats— No. 1 white feed, $32; gray, canned meats deteriorate. One ol the
n i. r ; n _c Hitchocck resents the statement cf by President Roosevelt shortly before begun. More hay has been cut in the $31 per ton.
San
Francisco,-July
17. — It isesti-
county this year than for many years
bitter contentions over tbe meat in
the adjournment of congress:
mated that 6 ,000,000 grain hags were
Barley— Feed, $23.75 per ton; brew
it1 and enator Fulton that he is in his dotage.
"T h e prosecution of the Standard Oil previous. This was owing to so much
spection
amendment
to
tbe
agricultural
destroyed by the recent fire and is con
_ , Suits have begun in San Francisco company is the most important thing of the grain having been injured by ing, $24; rolled, $24.50025.50.
appropriation bill hinged on the senate sequence the market is paralyzed. He»
Rye— $1.50 per cwt.
Ih lganat the "six -b it’
insurance com- in this administration."
heat, making it unfit to thresh.
Next
I weraniee.
Hay— Valley timothy No. 1 , $110 requirement that packers should place orders cannot be filled and brokers on
week cutting of gram will begin in sec
12.50
per ton; clover, $8 5009; cheat, the date of manufacture on each can of Change are in a quandary ■) to L*
tions
where
fall
grain
is
raised,
and
in
Bartlett Was Short $33,000.
meat.
i d i » pre: Two men attempted to rob a Denver
future. The price for bags has jumped
$6.5007;
grain bay, $708; alfalfa,
most
sections
barley
will
be
ready
.to
i f f a hiank in daylight, but were foiled and
Washington, July 18.— It was stated
The packers, however, insisted that nearly 50 per cent, and at that the com
$
11
.
cut by the last of the week.
Farmers
oth were caught.
at the Treasury department todav that
this was unwarranted, because they modity is not to be had. Formerly
I eve
estimate that about half a crop w ill be
Fruits— Apples, $1.5001.75 per box;
A British steamer in Chinese waters an investigation recently concluded of harvested. The fall wheat will be No. apricots, $1 5001.75 per crate; cher-v claimed that meat, once put up in air sackB sold for 6*3 to 6)4 cents and to
! whi
xs attacked by pirates ami two pas- the affairs of the late Major George A. 1 , but most of the spring wheat will be ries, 408c per pound; currants, 9@10c tight cans, would last forever. They day the price of 10)4 cents prevails.
declared that canned meat was as good
euttngers killed and the captain wounded. Bartlett, disbursing officer of the Treas inferior.
The prospective supply reachee in
per pound; peaches, 75c0$I.lO per
ury department, shows a shortage ap
in ten years as it was in ten days, and round figures to 40,750,000 sacks, tnd
crate;
pears,
$1.50
0
2
25
per
box;
* wa Milukoff is tbe choice of the Russian proximating $38,000.
About $14,000
they brought to bear testimony of an against this must be chalked the need!
Hot Weather Hurries Harvest.
plums. $101.25 per box; Logan ber
eurocrats for premier, but the czar of this amount, however, isa
'said to have
California, computed at 23.500,00$
Eugene— The condition oi the crops ries, $1.3501.40 per crate; raspberries, official of the department to corroborate
fill balks at yielding to the party's de been innocently paid out on fraudulent
Some members of sacks, and for the north 27.000.0k)
in the Upper Willamette valley, espec $1 7501.85 per crate; blackberries, 8c their statements.
mands,
vouchers presented by James Boyd, a
cost
ially around Eugene, during the past per pound; gooseberries, 8c per pound. congress had their doubts about this, sacks, leaving a deficit of 9,750,000.
, Four negroes are under arrest in clerk in the Marine Hospital service, week have been excellent, and all the
Vegetables— Beans, 507c per pound; however, so it has been decided to make with no possible output to cover the
‘ *le orth Carolina for murdering an en- who in September last was arrested and farmers are happy. The haying season
cabbage,
l \ c per pound; corn, 25035c a thorough investigation and find out shortage.
i family. One of the men has con- is now in jail pending his trial for mis is about half over and the crop to be
whether the packers were correct or
per dozen; cucumbers, 75c0$l per box; not.
appropriating government funds.
seed, implicating the ether three.
•
Leishman Can Manage Turk.
harvested will be one of the largest for lettnee, bead, 25c per dozen, onions,
Naples, July 17.— Minister Leish-
years. The warm wave which has ex lO 0 1 2 ^ c per dozen: peas, 405c per
V flood in Rhodes canyon, 15 miles
Millions Left by Belt.
Wounded Hacked With Axes.
mann is here on his way to Constanti
rthr of Trinidatd, Colorado, swept
tended over the valley has been some pound; radishes, 10015c per dozen;
London, July 18.— Friends of Alfred what detrimental to the wheat crop,
Siedlice,
Russian Poland, July 17 — nople, where he w ill present his ((*•
Qay a number of houses.
One man
rhubarb, 2 0 2 )4c per pound; spinach’
-,1s drowned and a hundred people left Beit, the South African financier, who which, amovding to the farmers, has 203c per pound; tomatoes, $1.2502.25 The Mariavits-Cathollc etnke has again dentials ns ambassador within * I0'*’
died July 16, estimate that he left a advanced too far.
Harvest hands are per box; parsley, 25c per box; squash. been resumed, owiDg to the action of night. He says he does not anticipate
^melees.
fortune of between $125,000.000 and reported scarce, even with the good
$101.25 per crate; turnips, 9Oc0$l the court in returning to its owners the any difficulties, the reports to tint
. .The war in Central America may in- $150.000,000, and expect it will be
wages offered.
per sack; carrots $10125 per sack; Catholic church recently captured by effect being tbe result of misnnder-
slc'lve Honduras and Nicaragua.
found, when his will is published, that
the Mariavits in tbe village of Gram- standings concerning the intention 0
beets, $1.2501 50 per sack.
*Tbe government has begun an invee- legacies aggregating many millions, if
Hot Wave Spoilt Prospects.
-Ut.er, the return of ‘ h'8 church the United States to take a more active
Onions
—
New,
red,
l
L
4
0
1
^
c
per
not the bulk of bis fortune, will be de
| Gec*tion of tbe elevator business.
Moro— The hot wave that has pre nonnd, new yellow, l f 4 0 2 c per pound. 0 the Catholics it was again attacked part in the Armenian and other qn**-
voted to public benefactions in Eng
and recaptured by the Mariavits. The tions in the Near East. There is ,M‘
! yltaly wants Great Britain and France land and South Africa. It is not prob vailed in this section for the past two
Potatoes — Fancy graded old Bar-
wounded were moet horribly mal son to believe certain countries encour
weeks
has
materially
shortened
the
. reduce their standing armies and able that the terms of t^e will will
banks, 40050c per sack; ordinary,
very flattering prospect for a big wheat nominal; new potatoes, 75c0$l 50 per rested, beaten, hacked with hatchets aged thie view for the purpose o f 1
y i she w ill do likewise.
be published (or several weeks.
•■d axes, strips of their flesh bei
crop. Reports from farmers are con hundred.
minishing American influence.
hirty-nine laundry companies of
" ° 0t’ * ? th * nd e» r« missing and
flicting, but there can be no doubt but
Bntter — Fancy creamery, 17 >4 020c eyes
gouged
out.
Colombia
Wants
Commercial
Treaty.
sinnati, Ohio, have been indicted
that all grain ia more or lee« shriveled
Earthquake in New Mexico.
New York, July 18.— The following and there will be not over half an aver per pound.
1 violating the anti trust law.
Albuquerque, N. M., July 17'- 7 '?"
Eggs - Oregon ranch, 21 », 022c per
cable dispatch wae received in tbia city age crop. Many are already cutting
Killed at Peterhof.
section of New Mexico experience*
iCsther Mitchell and Mrs. Creffield yesterday from
dozen.
Bogota,
Colombia:
London. July 17.- A dispatch to a slight earthquake
today.
Ijm it they conspired to kill George “ Colombian National Commercial con their wheat for hay, bnt at the present
Poultry — Average old hens, 1 2 ^ 0
price
for
hay
that
will
bring
very
satis
, ' rom 8t’ Petersburg say, moved perceptibly and a dull,
¡!,
‘ *tchell. No others were in the plot. gress. assembled in Bogota, represent
13c per pound; mixed chickens, 11)4 E W
factory retains.
K(* ‘0V’ 0f ,he headqnart- ing sensation was experienced- *
012c; fryers, 16017c; broilers, 15(<* ira .raw“
T h e only hope of averting an open ing all parts of the republic, bas unan
p " '* n. " a* murdered in tbe park at
16<*c: roosters, 9010c; dressed chick Peterho, Saturday. H i. assailant n Z serious damage has been reported
latest in Russia is for the czar to imously adopted resolutions endorsing
Exhibits fo r Jamestown Fair.
people in tbe Arm ijo building
ens,
14015c;
turkevs,
live,
16017c;
favorably the negotiations begun by
^ke (erms with the moderates.
Salem— Jefferson Mysu, preeident of turkeys, dressed, choice, 17022»,c; all effloTire
thrw ,"ho»» «red were that the hnilding was about to coUse**
Preeident Reyes and Minister Barrett
the Lewis and Clark fair commission, geese, live, 8 0 8 )4 «; ducks, 121,013c!
sThe Vatican is fast falling into decay
and ran into the street
Towns sow
(or new treaties with the United States
dressed man.
Z I Z "
and
and one of the commissioners to the
1 it w ill be necessary for the pope to
of Albuquerque also
HIBU felt
ICS» the sbosk
.
Hops — Oregon, 1906, 11c; olds. 8c
and Panama. This action is most im
Jamestown exposition, was in Salem per pound.
ï r S S ü - .
The caro i'regard-' residents of Socorro and San Marc»"
*md $100,000 to put the building in
portant, assnring the support of the
7 ‘ ír ,oo». as i 'eneral Rostov •re in a state of alarm.
recently closing np the attain of his
Jditioa.
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best, was n
business interests "
commission and also consulting with 18 0 2 3 14 c; valley, coarse, 221402314c; ^ c o n n e c t e d with any political
'("fapan says she is rot trying to mon
officen o* the state fair hoard relative fine. 24c; mohair, choice, 28030c per
Put Rojeztvensky to Work.
Armistice Stops Fighting.
thlies the Manchurian trade, but that
to the collection of exhibits for tbe Or pound.
8t.
Petersburg,
July 17.— I ‘ i,0DdT
San
Salvador,
July
18.—
The
bellig
, door is wide open and every coun-
Thousands Without Home*.
egon exhibit at Jamestown. Colonel
Veal— Dressed, fit,0 7 c per pound.
stood that Admiral Rojestvenskv,
* haa an equal chance to capture the erent* today agreed upon an armistirs. M yen say* that all exhibiton at the
Peel — Dressed bulls, Sc per pound; whi/h h!:wN'OTforod’ Ja,y 17-— A fir« was acquitted by court martial of
It ia claimed that the Guatemalan* ■tate lair will be asked to preserve as
bea
cows, 4 ie 0 6 i,e ; country steers. 5 0 6 c. , x ho u r a t r 0 0 , b W ,0<1* y r* * * d ,or <*»rge of cowardice in surrendering »
daring the recent fighting used explot- much of their product* as possible and
tim’he Longworth* tre visiting in Paris.
Mutton — Dressed, fanev, 708c per ;x hours M ore U was checked. When the enemy after the battle of tbe f*»
ire hállete, notwithstanding th* fart tbe commission will purchase such a*
"F extinguished 276 honsee Japan, will be reetored to th e *«™
pound: ordinary, 506c; lambe, fancy,
that
Guatemala
signed
the
Geneva
con
k x Unsi vs reforms are propoead in
ia meritorious for axhibit at Jamet- 8 0 8 14 a.
v
T
ro,al ,nd “ or# than 3,000 list of the navy and assigned to a P
vention.
tova.
British army.
>es had been rendered b o m .is T
Pork— Draasad, 70814« P«r pound.
inent position on tbe te hni«*l com» 1
The lots is placed at $400,000.
A*e of the navy.
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