Washington County lews
GREAT C O LD IN W YOM ING.
TH AN K S O F NATION.
sn o w g e t s d S
Snow Falls, in Som e Sections A c co m
Présidant Call* on People to Obaei ve
panied by High Winds
November 29.
Cheyenne,
W yo., Oct. 23. — The
Washington, Oct. 24.— The president
OREGON
FOREST
GROVE.
worst storm known in yearB for the
has issued a proclamation naming
season now prevails over W yom ing. It
I Thursday, November 29, as a day of
pa y t a x e s d ir e c t .
DISTILLERY TO BE BUILT.
is accompanied by heavy snowfall, and
thanksgiving. The text of the preda-
in some sections very high winds. The
: mat ion is as follows:
North Bend Will Probably S ecu re De Oregon Tax Commission Recommends
Union Pacific has enow plows ont on
“ A proclamation.
Relief
for
Sheriffs.
natured Alcohol Plant.
“ Die time of the year has come
the entire line between here and Og
Salem
-T
hat
the
duty
of
collecting
North Bend— The Coos bay country
when, in accordance with the wise cut-
den. West of Green River, Wyoming,
tom of our fathers, it becomes my duty has secured the establishment of a taxes should be taken Irom the sheriffs
the line is blockaded, and all com m un
to set aside a special day of thanksgiv- plant for the manufacture of denatured and imposed upon the county treasur
| ing and praise to the Almighty because alcohol anil the distillery will be ready ers, Ì9 one of the recommendations con ication shut off. A ll wires are down. Whole Country Between th, Rj
Resume o f the Less Important but 0f blessings we have received and of
A dispatch Irom Green River says
tained in the report of the Oregon Tax
Mountains and Missouri R|v J
Not Less Interesting Events
power player that theee blessings may to receive potatoes from the farmers commission just issued from the pr’ nt- the highest wind known in 25 years
next fall'
ing office. This recommendation is in is now blowing, with the temperature
be continued.
Yet another year ol
o f the Past Week.
Under White Pa||.
S. T. Clover, of the American Alco itself of considerable importance in the 10 degrees above zero, and snow falling.
widespread well-being has pasted.
hol
tom
pany,
New
York,
came
to
the
management of county affairs, but it One flagman near Granger was found
Never b-lure in our history or in the
Coos bay country about two weeks ago a-suraes particular interest to sheriffs dead and another man was found on
Bantus Dumont has won a $100,000 history of any other nation has a peo
Denver, Oct. 23 .-8 n ow , „ J
in an endeavor to interest the farmers and tr usurers when coupled with the the track unconscious and badly frizen.
pie enjoyed more abounding material
air ship prize in France.
in
denatured
alcohol.
He
was
accom
cold
have extended over nearly thJ
suggestion
that
this
change
will
make
One
building
at
Green
River
was
de
prosperity than has ours; a prosperity
Anna Held, ti e actress, had $161,-
panied by Dr. Witbycombe, who con neceèsaiy a reduction of the salaries of molished by the wind. The newe from tire country between the Rocky
so great that it should arouse in us no
000 worth of jewels stolen.
ducted several farmeis’ institutes in the sheriffs and a raise cl the salaries of Northern and Central Wyoming re
spirit of reckless pride, and least of all,
tains and the Missouri river tj
A wholesale increase in the salaries a spirit of heedless disregard of our county and at these meetings the sys treasurers. The commission concludes ports practically the same conditions.
causing heavy loss of livestock!
tern
of
conducting
denatured
plants
was
o f postal clerks is proposed.
the subject by remarking that the leg Stockmen are apprehensive of great
responsibility; bat rather a sober cense
explained to the farmers.
f- was ex
fruit. Telegraph wires have been
E i-te n a 'o r burton is a privileged of our many bleBsinpB, and a resolute plained that if 75,000 tons of potatoes islature, if it makes the change, Bhonld losses, as the storm came upon them tr-te.l and railroad schedules dinjfl
not overlook the salary matter.
pur nose, under Providence, not to for
unprepared.
The storm is slightly
prisoner in the Irin tcn , Kansas, jail.
were promised the company it would at
That the handling of public fun Is is abating here.
ed. The storm is almost unprece.
feit them by any action of our own.
once prepare to begin operations. The moie particularly the work of a treas
President Roosevelt will stop at Ban
“ Material well-being, indispensab e
ed for severity at this reason ufthJ
distillery
coub'
easily
handle
twice
the
Juao, Porto Kico, on bis way back though it is, can never be anything but
urer aud not of a sheriff, ib the princi
aud takes rank, according to the «I
quantity named, but was willing to pal reason for’ the pruposed change
PACKERS MAKING M ONEY.
from Panama.
lie Ni
the foundation cf true national great
start on a small scale.
er bureau, with the snowfall on
The
commission
is
of
the
opinion
that
Kor i t 1
English women are creating disturb ness and happiness. If we build noth
Contracts were entered into with a
22 and 23, 1885.
T «tient
ances in the house > f comm job , clamor ing upon this foundation, then our na number of farmers on a baeis of $8 per the accounts could be just as accurately Talk o f Sale to English Syndicate Is
checked if the money were paid direct
tional life will he as meaningless and
Up to 6 o’ clock this eveningaboj
Not Credited.
ing for suffrage.
ton for three years, the distille-y to ly to county treasurers as it could be if
empty as a house where only the found
inches of snow had fallen jn p"
Washington, Oct. 23.— The A gricul
It is esti
Tribesmen are terrorizing Morocco ation has been laid. Upon our mater take potatoes of ail sizes.
it were first paid to the sheriffs snd by
and indications were that the
tural
department
officials
are
very
mated
that
at
this
price
farmers
will
towns snd t.oops may have to be sent ial well-being must ! e built a super
them turned over to the treasurers.
would continue all night.
much interested in the report from
receive nearly $100 per acre for their
to ereture order.
EJRsr
There would be one less opportunity
structure of individual and natioual life
Locally hut little damage was
Chicago that the big packing houses
product.
for mismanagement. The commission
More P.ue9ian soldiers are being ar lived in accordance with the laws of
Sheepmen
in
Wyoming,
Coloradol
are contemplating a gigantic company,
It was explained by the promoters of
does not base its recommendation so
rested, charged with belonging to revo the highest morality, or else our pros
New M exico, it is believed, will |
to be financed b<r English capital.
the enterprise that when t e distillery
much upon its own reasoning, however,
perity itself will in the long run turn
lutionary organizations.
heavy losses, as they were unprJ
was running at its lull capacity it
They
do
not
look
tor
the
carrying
out
as it do s upon the reasoning of a sher
out a curse instead of a blessing. We
for such weather. There are hunl
Harriman has purchased Fish’ s i i -
wou'd require 87 tons of coal per day
of any such project.
For years the
iff, wtio is quoted, but whose name is
should be both reverently thankful for
of tons of sugar'beets and thouoanl
terest in the Illinois Central railroad,
for 10 months in the year to convert
packing companies have been straining
what we have received and earnestly
not given.
barrels of apples still in the opel
giving the former control.
the tubers into alcohol, and this would
every nerve to create the impression
bent upon turning it into a means of
the northern part of Coloradl
prove
a
great
stimulus
to
coal
mining.
that
they
are
acting
independently
of
The New York Life Insurance com grace and not of destruction.
Harness Olive Lake.
should the cold continue, the dal
Furthermore,
a
number
of
by-products
eacch
other.
pany ia threatened with injunction pro
“ Accordingly, I hereby set apart
Sumpter— The Fremont Power com Officials here declare that notwith will be very great to the rami
would be manufactured that would
ceedings against election methods.
Thursday, the 29th day of November,
pany, which has been for some time standing the rigorous beef inspection Telegraphic Berviee throughout!
greatly increase the payroll.
A man has just died at Pittsburg next, as the day of thanksgiving and
Although the site for the distillery past engaged in harnessing the waters measures now being enforced, the pack West is badly hampered and train|
wtio, the past five years has lived and supplication, upon which the people has not been definitely announced it of Olive lake for power purposes, is ing houses are being operated with a definitely late.
The blizzard which has been
pushing operations towaid the comple big profit.
clothed himself on an average of six shall meet in their homes or churches, will probably go to North Bend.
They cannot see wherein
devoutly acknowledging that which
in Pueblo and vicinity since earlvl
tion of its plant by employing almost
cents per day.
there
would
be
any
serious
disadvant
has been given them and to pray that
every idle man in the district. Men age for the packers as the outcome of urday afternoon is slightly abated!
The Interstate Commerce commission they may in addition receive the power
Mines Fabulously Rich.
morning. Railroad and Btreet carf
have been imported from almost every
such a deal, for foreign corporations
has learned more about rebates and to use these sifts aright.
tic is badly crippled. The Rio GJ
Lakeview— W. I. Fleck, member of section ol Eastern Oregon by this com
would
bo
absolutely
at
the
mercy
of
the
m onopoly in the wheat trade at its
“ In witness whereof I have hereunto the firm of Fleck & Bnowgoose. mining pany to work on the ditch and pipe
weBt oi Pueblo has suffered most I
respective
Btates.
Kansas City sitting.
set my hand and caused the seal of the experts and assayers of Bidwell, was in line as well as installing its huge power
the snow, which is unusually
Lakeview rec *ntly on his way home machinery. This company is identified
along its line, ranging from 16
Two boys have lost their lives in the United 8tates to be affixed.
“ Done at the city of Washington this from the Windy Hollow mines, in with the Red Boy mine also, which
at Florence to 30 inches at Buena I
South Dakota blizzard.
CHULO VOLCANO BELCHES.
22d day of October, in the year of our Warner valley, known now as the Lost property will be operated in the future
ta. Trains from the East are gonj
Ex Senator Horton, of Kansas, is Lord 1906, and of the independence of
Cabin mining district.
Mr. Fleck is hy electric power, instead of eteam, as
from a few minutes to several
Volume
o
f
Sulphur
Water
Sw
am
ps
a
serving liia jail sentence.
the United States the 131st.
enthusiastic over the prospects of the heretofore.
late. Cattle and other stock on r|
Salvador Town,
“ (deal)
Theodore Roosevelt.
Preparations are beii g made for
new mining camp, ard believes firmly
suffered from the wet snow and
By the president.
President Roosevelt's trip to Panama.
San Salvador, Oct. 23. — Telergaphic Colorado Springs reports that the I
Buying Great Tracts o f Timber.
that it will develop rich diggings.
He
“ Elihn Root,
stated that he took samples of the rock
Eugene — The Momoe Lumber & communication with interior points zard, which has been in progreei
China is fast getting together an
“ Secretary of State.” indiscriminately ariund one of the por Milling comoany, of Minroe, Wash., ia has been restored, and news of the dis the past 48 hours, broke this nwrf
army of well-drilled and well-armed
phyry dikes on one of the claims, and having recorded deeds to 5.000 acres of aster wrought by the terrific storm Trains are somewhat delayed,
men.
also the dirt (or several feet from the timber land In Lane and Benton coun which has swept over the country is be temperature in Colorado Springil
C H A N 3E S IN CABINET.
Negroes threaten a riot in Philadel
dike, and found it to assay $50 to the ties, and it is reported that tbo com- ing received. Over 100 persons were morning was about 15 above zero. I
phia Hgainst D ixon’ s production of
ton on an average.
These tests were panv intends to construct a railruad drowned in Coatepeqne. A vast quan
General
Shifting
o
f
Positions
to
Take
“ The Clansman.”
made from rock and dirt from the top frem Euget e, Corvallis or Junction tity cf snlphnr water was thrown ont
Place S oon .
W ISCONSIN REMITS TAXEl
of the ground.
Civ, to the timber, if another 5,000 of the Chuio vol.ano, and iunndated
One firm has the monopoly of ship
Washington, Oct. 24. — The follow
acres of timber land can be secured at a the town of Panchinaloo, killing most
ping grain over the Milwaukee road
ing statement regardirg prospective
reasonable figure. If more land can- of the inhabitants.
from Kansas City.
Reserve in Southern Oregon
Increase ¡n Railroad Assessmedtl
From other points aleo reports of ter
tbe not b® secured, the company wil hold
changeB
in
President
Roosevelt’
s
cabi
plies All Funds Necessary!
Salem—
A
proclamation
creating
ffearst is extending his campaign
rific devastation are coming in. Pimi
Siskiyou forest reserve, comprising:. what they now have as a speculation.
W
w o'k into otiier states to capture the net was mads pubile tonight:
Madison, W is., Oct. 23.— Al|
“ On the retirement of Secretary about one-half of Joeephine county and 'T h e land involved is in the northwest- nento and other to®ns are reported to state taxes, with the exception
presidential nomination.
have been swept away by the floods.
Shaw and Attorney General Moody two or three townships of Douglas ern part of Lane county.
school tax, which was reduced td
Certificate holders have commenctd from the cabinet, the following chang county, has been received by Governor
The schooner Azelene, with a num
of one m ill, were remitted todsy bj
proceedings to attacli $1.000,000 of the es will tie made:
ber of passengers on board, has been
Lane Prune Crop Is Big.
Chamberlain from President Roosevelt.
state board of assessors. There
funds of the Hartford Life Insurance
“ Secretary of the treasury— George This is the reserve concerning which a
Eugene— Prune drying in Lane coun lost between Corinto, Nicaragua and ready so mnch money in the state!
com pany.
Everybody on
stronir protest was made a year or two ty has been about completed, and it ia Amapala, Honduras.
B. Cortelyou.
nry that none of the officials |
“ Postmaster general — George Von ago by residents of Curry county.
As f inndThat the output thislyear is muih board was drowned.
A steamer srrnck a floating mine in
what to do with it.
The fliods have disinterred a number
originally planned, the reserve included larger than last year.
Rains at the
Kangouse hay, the port of Vladivostok, L. Meyer.
With the prospect of more thaij
"A ttorney general— Charles J. Bona about three-filths cf Curry county, but time drying commenced canted consid of corpses from cemeteries and are car
and an unknown number of persons lost
500,000 coming in from this]
the protests were so strong and persist erable damage by cracking the fruit, rying them down the streams. It is
parte.
their lives.
taxes, State Treasurer Kempf thri
“ Secretary of the navy— Victor H. ent that the lines of the temporary and by making it ripen irregularly, but reported that the railroads in Hondur
big bands in despair and eaid theri
Colorado shippers have petitioned
withdrawal were changed and in finally even with this disadvantage the crop is as have suffered serious damage.
Metcalf.
no way to spend it. Accordingly!
the Interstate Commerce commission to
“ Secretary of commerce and labor— creating the reserve no Curry county above the average.
Canneries have
ernor Davidson, Secretary ol
giant them the same railroad freight Oscar S. Straus.”
lands are included. The reserve covers been working on tomatoes for the past
BUOY M ESSAGES FOUND.
Honeer and Mr. Kempf met today]
rates as Standard Oil has been receiv
The general understanding for some over 700,000 acres.
five or Bix wekes, and still have a snp-
Complii
ing.
decided to remit the taxes.
ply in sight.
time has been that Attorney General
The railroads are footing thel Itffling tl
Set
Adrift
by
Baldwin-Zeigler
Polar
Secretary Talt w ill soon start on h Moody will retire cn January 1 and
Tim ber Land Sold,
That, in the main, is the reason foj Id the bus
Expedition in 1901.
speech-making trip and expects to that Secretary Shaw will follow him on
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Eugene— Approximately 10,000 acres
action today, the first time tuf
com e as far west as tiie coast. Inci M uch 4 next.
Buffalo, N. Y ., Oct. 23.— Two buoy
lira Pacil
of the finest timber land in the state
sweeping move has been made I
Mr. Meyer, who will become post changed hands a few days ago when a
dentally he will inspect a lew army
messages, set adrift from Franz Josef
Wheat— Club, 64c bluestem, 68i
ISonh. I
history
of
the
state,
ft
is
one
ol
master general, is ambassador to Rus
posts.
land by the Baldwin Zeigler polar ex
large number of Eugene peiple and a valley, 67c: red, 61c.
results of Senator LaFollette’s \ land owne
sia. He is a native of Massachusetts
pedition
in
1901,
have
been
fonnd
and
Oats
—
No.
1
white,
$24@24.50;
few others residing elsewhere, sold
Francis J. Henev is to probe the
fight when he was in the govei
a id has been well known as a business
forwarded to Evelyn B. Baldwin, the
lofland on
their holdings on Qiartz creek, in the gray, $23@23.50.
charges of graft at Ban Francisco.
chair. Under the new ad valorem
man.
Farley— Feed, $20 50 per ton; brew founder of the expedition, who is liv
McKenzie country, 60 miles east of
Ining throi
the
roads
pay
about
$
2
,
600
,
000
«
An unknown vessel has been wrecked
The appointment of Mr. Straus
ing in this city. The messages were
Eugene. The sale was made to two ing. $21 50; rolled, $23.
ally, or one-third more than the] I if it imp
near Cape Henry, on the Virginia coast caused considerable surprise, as it will
picked
np
on
July
10,
1906,
on
Moffet
Rye—
$
l.35@
1.40
per
cwt.
Portland capitalists, whose names are
under the old license fee system.
Corn — Whole, $25 50;
cracked, island, by Captain Btrenerson, of the
A 62 mile gale has swept Charleston, he the fl'st case where a citixen of the not made public, for about $25 an acre,
The amount of taxei remitted il I approach
Hebrew
filth
has
been
made
a
member
$26.50
per
ton.
Arctic whaler Gottfried, and forwarded
8 C , but practically no damage has
although the exact purchase price was
818,235.
Instead of raising! ie busim
of
the
president's
cabinet.
He
was
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $ 10@ 11 to the United Btates State department.
been reported.
not given out. The land is in town
amonnt from the taxpayers, theafl ithe bio
born in 18 j9 and is well known as a
per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $14 They were mailed to Mr. Baldwin from
istration w ill deduct it frrui the r
The Department of Agriculture has merchant, diplomat and author. He ship 17 south, range 4 east, and has @ 1 6 ; clover, $6 50 @ 7 ; cheat, $7@
Washington and delivered to him to
ral fund of the state to miet ol icing of t
adopted rules for the enforcement of represented the United States as m inis been pooled for sale since 1901, a 7 60; grain hay, $7; alfalfa, $11.50; day.
which
time
the
price
was
set
at
$10
an
fixed expenditures.
The school! property,
the pure food laws.
ter to Turkey on two different orca- acre.
vetch hay, $7@ 7.50.
The messages are typewritten on film
amounting to $643,680, goes haq ®n, whic
sions
and
was
appointed
by
Pesident
Herbert G . Sqniers, of New York,
Emits — Apples, common to choice, paper, and show the eff.ctB of their
the taxpayers in the support c
The mes
has been appointed to succeed Magoon Roosevelt to fill the vacancy caused by
25@75 • per box; choice to fancy, 76c journey in the Arctic sea.
Modern Road in Coquille Valley.
«ble to tu
public schools.
the
death
of
ex-President
Harrison
as
as minister at Panama.
Myrtle Point— The rock crusher, @ $1.25; grapes, $1@1.50 per crate; sages were an appeal for coal, the lack
tw said
a member of the permanent court of
which has been operated at the quarry Concorde. Oregon, 2 7 ^ c half basket; of which forced the expedition to turn
A men caught in the act of highway arbitration at The Hague.
its franchi
back.
Relief
Fund
for
Winter.
peaches,
75r@
$l
;
pears,
75c@
$1.2i;
on the road between Myrtle Point and
robbery at San Francisco has been
Washington, Oct. 23.—The eie
Coquille, is about to suspend work, ow qninces, $1@1.25 per hox.
Miller’ s «
given 10 years in the penitentiary.
Insane Kept in Filth,
Vegetables— Cabbage,
per
Choked With Snow .
committee of the Red Cross has
ing to wet weather.
The result ol the
«nth
fr
The Conntess of Carlisle, president
Havana, Oct. 23.— Governor Magoon approved the estimates of tMl
Denver. Oct. 24.— Eastern Colorado work which has been done thus far is pound; cauliflower, $1.25 per dizen;
o f the H.itish W. C. T. U-, has lieen has been in the throes of a blizzard to the graveling nf the entire road between celery, 75@8Sc per dozen; lettuce,' visited the national asylum this after Francisco relief committee for t d ^hy do
elected head of the world’ s association. day. hut the weather bureau holds out Coqnille and Myrtle Point.
Thia road hpad. 20c per dozen; onions, 10@12L.c noon and discovered a deplorable state tin nance of the relief work in t »1
for
One thonsand six up to July 1 next. Origin»!!.’ P|
Han Francisco police have captured the hope ol clearing weather tonight. is laid on a good grade, and the cover per dozen; pumpkins, 14$e per ponnd; of affairs there.
tit?
when
five men inspect-*« of having a know Snow leased falling in Denver this af ing of crashed rock makes it as good a tomatoes, 30@50c per box; squash, hundred and eixty pereons of both sexes at $6,000,000, these estim«1'*
It is 1 H'c per pound; turnips, 90c@$l per are crowded into fllh y and dilapidated heen reduced hy a little lp0,*| Pod pric
the storm center hs vine road as any Oregon can boast of.
ledge of the recent robbery of the Jap ternoon,
moved eistw ird.
The actual fall > f an excellent quality of rock for this sack; carrots, 90 @$1 per sack; beets, buildings with a capacity for 400 per $700 000. Most of the money K <"$ 1 certain
anese bank.
They are sleeping on brok in sight, as the San Fran®'**’ '''’
snow in Denver since Friday night was purpose which is quarried where the $ 125 @ 1.50 per sack ; horseradish. 9@ sons only.
d having
A gigantic wheat corner is planner!
10c p .r pound; sweet potatoes, 2 @ 2 V - en cots, relics oi the last American o c tee has a balance of $- 382,( •
about 21 it dies and in some portions crusher is located.
by farmers who will meet at Topeka of the state it was four feet or more.
per ponnd.
unfilled
su
b
sc
rip
tio
n
s
subjtct
to
T
| *«? som l
cupation. Ccngress made an appropri
for the purpose of forming an orgauira
Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, fancy ation to enlarge the asylnra, but the $900.000. The Red Cross propel
Kelav of freight and passenger traffic
Avenue.
Big Tim ber Deal at Dallas.
tic n to control the market.
$ l@ l-1 0 .
; money was never expended.
The con a little over $ 2 , 600 , 000 .
is the principal damage done hy the
Dallas—
It
is
understood
in
Dallas
af the w
Prominent Curans in New York are storm thus far, although fruit crops
Butter — Faccy creamery, 25@27>^c ditions today are very little better than
tha. the largest timber deal ever made per pound.
planning a conference betweei the war and livustrck are threatened.
f ery day
under
Spanish
control.
Blizzard
Reaches
Kzns»«-
in Polk county has just been cl Bed.
ring factions with the idea o ' heading
Eggs — Oregon ranch, 31@ S 2^ c per
Ellis, Kan., Oct. 23■
f-t sidew
The transaction involves more than dozen.
off the growing sentiment for aunex.t
Plans for English Teachers' Tour.
Governor Called T o Account.
snow storm is passing eas •
$100,000 and includes the m ills and
**? ami
Poultry — Average old hens, 12@13c
lio n .
New York, Oct. 24. — An elaborate timber I o dings of the Johnson Lumber
Mexico City, Oct. 23. _ A eensation vailed today in Western k*DM .
The provincial governors of the Phil tour ol the United States has lieen company, in Dallas; aleo the tract per pound; mixed chickens, 120 12 1 * 0 ; was caused today by the announcement sengers reaching here this mn
IoDroven
spring, 12@18e; old roosters, 9@10c: that documents have heen presented to belated east lonnd trams t
ippines have petitioned the commission planned for the 500 English teachers known as the Hallock property.
the sto
The
for home rule.
who are to visit this ronntrv soon un purchaser is understood to be the W ill dressed chickens, 1 3 0 ] 4c; tnrkevs congress accusing Rafael Is a M , iov er. heavy enow storm between mi
cir, and i
gssutti*1
»
I
live,
17
@
17
t*c;
tnrkevs,
dressed
nor of the state if Sonora, of being re Denver, at some points --
Roosevelt ia eaid to be working to der the directions of Alfred Mo<ely, C. amette Valiev l umber ng company,
The teachers will leave Eng owner of the Cone mills and Falls City choice, 2 l « t 2 2 't c ; geese, ¡ive, 8 « 9 C sponsible for the violation of territorial proportions of a blirzaro,
secure Platt’ s place in the senate when M G
ducks, 14@15c.
land in groups of 25 and remain in this railroad.
rights.
The accusation refe-g to the inches to one foot of !.nn .
hie term as president expires.
Kashin
Veal— Dr-seed— 5>*@8c per pound entrance on Mexican soil oi Arizona ground. The temperature
country from two weeks to three
I
these d
Beef
—
Dressed
bulls,
2@
2)$c
per
Attorney General M oody w ill fight mouths.
The first group is expected
rangers, alleged to have heen in the however. The snow is drt
G row and Sell Vetch.
ponnd; cows, 4 @ 5 c; country steers
v .h e railroads in th eir effort to break to arrive at the end of November and
tt*
sénat«
at
a
good
many
points.
governor’
s
convoy
at
the
time
of
the
Albany — A company of farmers, 5 @ 5 t*c.
down the employers liability law.
the la*t in March.
Mr. M isely will
Lananea riots. The exact terms of the
cwdidate
formed (or the purpose of growing and
Mntton — Dressed, fanev, 7C per
remain unttl the last group has left.
Blizzard Coat* Tex»* With
selling vetch, has been incorporated by pound ; o*dinary, 6 @ 6 c; ¡» ¿ b e , faocj document are not ts yet known.
The Ute Indian» in W yom ing, on
Senats.
articles
flle.1
in
the
county
clerk's
office
Dallas, Tex., Oct. 23
learning troop» have been sent after
8c.
«evfiai ,
W orst Blizzard in History.
Clemenceau Is Sum m oned.
here.
The Tangent Vetch Growers’
ing at a velocity of 60 ™"**
.
them , have broke camp and headed for
Pork— Dressed. 6@ 8c per pound.
Cheyenne,
W
vo
,
Oct.
24.—
W
vomint
Position,
Paris, Oct. 23.— As was expected, M. sweeping across the pl»«M
union is the name of the combination
^
M intana.
Hops— 1906, chelee, 15@2ic; prj me
is in the grasp of the worst bliassrd in Linn connty farmers havj been vary
Pining
13 O 14c; medium. 12 @ u ^ 0 —j Llemlncean, minister of the interior, the Tex«» panhandle,
Old timers successful in the growing of vetch and ponnd; olds, nominal.
Russia il in terror leet worse reac the history of the state.
was summoned to the palace today and sleet and snow.
r° .j,
**
not o
tionary outrages than tha country haa concede they have never seen |»ny hing have fonnd it a paying industry. The
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best intrusted with tbs task of forming a ice, but cattle are in good co
y st known follow tha
congress of to equal the present storm, which be* new company Intends to go into the
boomers
new
ministry.
It
will
take
him
four
the lose w ill not be heavy-
^ ,
13018c per ponnd, according to shrink-
All railroad lines business on a large scale and w ill raise
at raged for four days.
“ Black Hundred”
organisation
^ j
liion s I
rge; valley. 20 02 1c. according to finé lays to choose his ministers and anoth ning a hliszard is raging-
out of Cbsysnns wars blocked today.
J vetch both for grain and hay.
er four or five days for tbs new minis- las territory the temperate'v
K iefl.
is»»; mohair, 26@ 28c.
lines'
I
try to agree on a program.
in tbs 70’ », but at m idm ««
«tong c
k m d tack Week
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Sheepmen In »joining, WJ
and New Mexico Solle, f
»ORSI STORM IN TWENTY IB
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