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OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Senator Beveridge, of Indiana, Also
Has Meat Inspectiod Measure.
STORMS IN SO'
Richmond, Ind., Nov. 20. — At a-
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 21.— Before
meeting here tixlay of representatives
FOREST GROVE. ........OREGON
the Trans-Mississippi Commercial con
of tlie Young Men’s Christian ae*<x*iu-
gress here last night, Elihu Root, sec
tion of Indiana ami Ohio, Senator Al-
C O A L M IN E O P E N E D .
M O N E Y IN P O T A T O E S .
W rt J. Beveridge stated that on the
retary of state, delivered his second
speech in this city within two days. Grand Ronde Farmers Market Big Company Finds Eighteen-Foot Vein opening day of the coming session of
congress he Intended to introduce a
Near Ashland.
Crops at Good Prices.
His speech was the feature of the first
hill prohibiting the laW r of children
Ashland— There is no little interest throughout the country and a hill to
day’ s session of the congress, which
La Grande— Farmers who planted
I d
convened yesterday morning. As on potatoes last spring are reaping a boun and enthusiasm in this section of the make more rigid the present meat in
tiful harvest in the Grand Ronde val state over the opening up of what ap spection law. He said the child labor
Monday night, M r. Root last night
ley. The gross income from this year's
hill w ill provide that no railroad, Poor People Driven From Homei
dwelt upon our relations with the crop is placed at $50,000 on the output pears to be permanent coal deposits.
steamWat or other carrier of interstate
A Resume of the Less Important but South American republics, telling of
Flood* and Negroes Roost in
of potatoes from this valley.
It is es Coal croppings have been discovert**' for commerce should transport or accept for
Not Less Interesting Events
bis recent trip through those countries. timated that 100 cars w ill he necessary 30 or 40 miles along the Cascades from transportation the product of any fac
Trees for Safety.
of the Past Week.
He said the time had come f**r the ex to ship this season’s crop.
These fig the state line northward, but no depos tory or mine that employed children
pansion of trade 1 et ween ihe o «un trier ures ate computed on the basis of 1,000
its of sutfieient extent to justify devel under 14 years of age.
of the North and S* mth tfruU w*>uhi re acres with an average yield of 60 sacks
The hill, he said, would provide that
Memphis, Nov. 20.— As more deft
opment
have lieen found in the pros-
sult in the peaceful pnnpenty of a to the acre. This has been the yield
Trains are snowbound in Kansas.
every carrier of interstate commerce ed reports ure received from those ^
He
declared
that
(»ectiiig
heretofore.
Some
lim
e
ago
the
on
unirrigated
lands
on
the
“
Sand-
should require an affidavit from every
E l Paso, Texas, is expreioncing.the '1»1Khty commerce,
a u D m M tk a tietween ridge" section, and the estimate is con company that is opening the Blue Lead factory or mineowner shipping its pro tions of Alabama, North and Cent
coldest weather in 26 years.
I
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n‘ e4M| ,,f
Mississippi and Western TemW
these countries must tie imps ved and servative. More than half of the entire
copper mines in this section, after se ducts that it did not employ children swept by tlie wind and rain storms,
General Rhafter left no w ill, llis increased and said the “ woeful deficien potatoe acreage of the valley is in the
under
14
years
of
age,
the
form
of
the
curing leases on a considerable area of
situation
increases in seriousn
property is valued at $15,000.
cy in the means to carry on and enlarge I vicinity of Imblen and Alioel.
land, began prospecting on the Furrey affidavit to W prescrilied by the depart Following the wind storm rain has («
our
South
American
trade
is
trot
a
j«
r
t
Fields
that
have
produced
60
sacks
to
The crown prince of Hervia is en
place on the east side of Bear creek, ment of Commerce and LaWr or the en almost continuously throughout ti
of the general decline and feebleness of the acre— and very many tracts have
Interstate Commerce commission, with
raged at the charges of insanity.
about seven miles from Ashland.
territory and practically the entire <?
the American merchant marine."
! done better than that— give a net re
They began by running two tunnels heavy penalties, Wth civil and crim trict is under water to a depth of sev=
A ll parties in Russia have joined in
The representatives of Bolivia, Peru. turn of $27.50 (**r acre. The gross re
inal,
for
violation
of
the
law.
The
hill,
into the mountain.
One of these is
al feet and creeks and small strei
a campaign of abuse against Watte.
Colombia, Rraxil and Chile also spoke, ceipt* from an acre at the present price
now 270 and the other 240 feet into the if it Wconies a laiv, he Wlieves will are leaving their banks and many
Mr. Root’ s theme closely. I of 65 cents per sack amounts to $39.
stop
the
practice
of
ruining
future
citi
Great Britain is ready to lead in the
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mountain, and an 18—foot vein of coal
the poorer white persons, as well
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telling of the possibilities of investment i One of the prominent growers figures
has been opened up.
The coal lias zenship by working children of tender scores of negroes, have been forced f]
movement for reform in Congo State.
. . .
of American capital in their enterprises j the cost of production per acre at
been tested and up(x*ars to he of excel age in factories and mines.
their homes by the rising waters ,
The Interstate Commerce com m it-( anj dealing also with the political as- $11.50, as follows:
Cultivating, $3; lent quality. The tunnels are seven
There is no other way, said the sena
ing refuge in many instances under]
eion is gathering evidence of rebates to pect of the situation,
'digging, and sacking, $3; sacks, $3; feet square and run parellel 70 feet tor, to reach this growing evil. A Fed
trees.
the grain trust.
j Mr. Root enumerated the many prac- seed, $1; hauling, $1.50.
eral
statute
cannot
he
passed
directly
apart. They ure well timbered and
To add to tlie seriousness of the si
Hpain w ill join with Britain and ‘ ¡cal things which must be done both
The heaviest yield so far reported is are being connected by cross cutH every controlling the factories and mines in
France in a naval demonstration | >»y the government and by individuals that of A. J. Surhy, of Cove, who has 75 feet, for ventilation and to extract tlie states. That is the province of the ation, the weather is lx*coming bitte
cold and much suffering is anticipa’
•gainst Morocco.
before the peaceful prosperity of the secured 300 sacks from an acre. At the the coal. They extend into the moun states.
But congress has absolute
From Winona, Malien and MathisT
new commerce can lie secured. I nder- present market price, Mr. Surby’ s in
power
over
the
railroads,
Wats,
ships
Miss., more complete reports have ti
The recent Hoods have caused a loss jy jng a(( other considerations, however, come for an acre is $195, of which tain from the west to the east on a 7
and
other
agencies
of
interstate
com
received, a conservative estimate
o f nearly a million dollars in the vicin- Haj,( the aecretaiy, was tlie need for im- about $183.50 is net. A six-acre field per cent incline.
About 25 men are lieing employed merce, and unlimited power under the ing the total damage to tin* three to?
ity of Castle Risk.
provement of the means of communica on tlie Oregon Red Apple company’ s
and the work is being pushed night and constitution to provide that they shall at $300,000.
tion
between
the
two
countries.
This,
ground, north of La Grande, gives a i day.
France has barred American pork.
Other crews are employed in not carry t lie products of factories and
The rain continues with no signf
The new meat inspection rules violate he said, affects the mail, passenger and yield of 200 sacks per acre.
These po building coal bins, scales, grizzlies and mines that employ children.
abatement. In Memphis the prec
freight
service
alike.
Tlie
one
and
only
tatoes are grown entirely without irri screens for sorting tlie coal.
tlie old agreement.
tat ion has reached a maximum of (
remedy for the woeful deficiency exist
The president has refused to rescind ing in present trade conditions is tlie gation, and on account of their superior
inches, and tlie continued rainfall j
B O M B IN S T . P E T E R S .
quality
are
rated
10
cents
higher
than
the order discharging negro troops establishment of American lines of
wrought great havoc in this city
T o Improve Federal Property.
the open murket.
without new evidence.
steamships between the Uniteti States
The returns from the six acres will
Salem— Francis W . Grant, superin Cro w d in Cathedral in Rome Rush in the immedite vicinity.
W o lf river is out of its hanks,
The downpour of rain continues in and the great ports of South America, be $900. The patch was planted as a tendent of construction of public build
Panic for Outlets
overflow carrying away over 10,000 I
the South. Much property has been adequate to render fully as good service matter of getting the ground in suitable ings of the United States Treasury de
Rome, Nov. 20. — A bomb was ex valued at $100,000. From present
us is now afforded by t lit» European condition for cultivation.
wrecked and railroad trallic blocked.
partment, has been in the city to in
ploded in St. Peter’s Sunday.
The dications it is believed that fully $ 1!
lines between there and the ports of
spect
the
plans,
look
over
tlie
grounds
I)r. Devine, who had charge of tlie
edifice was crowded, and an Indescrib 000 damage has been done to the
Europe.
and
draft
prospective
plans,
specifica
Red Cross relief work in Sun Francisco,
able scene of confusion followed. There and turnpike system of this county>
Col. Hofer Tells His Hopes.
tions and make estimates upon tlie
says he does not believe there was any
were no fatalities.
Probably never before has traffic?
University
of
Oregon,
Eugene—
Col
proposed improvement of the grounds
REBATES TA K EN .
graft.
As soon as the echoes of the tremen the railroads centering in Me
onel Hofer, of Salem, addressed the as surrounding the Federal building in
Threatening letters have been sent to
sembly at the university. He was full this city, which have remained in an dous roar had ceased a canon sought by suffered such complete demoralizuti
Verdict of Guilty Found in Federal
words to quiet tlie people,
the pope.
>i enthusiasm over the development of j unflnished condition ever since tlie reassuring
Court In New York City.
hut in vain. They tied in all direc
El Paso, Tex., Nov. 20.— AtOo’q
the
Mate
of
Oregon,
and
predicted
that
|
erection
of
the
building,
three
years
The king and queen of Denmark ure
New York, Nov. 21.— The American the growth would be marvelous if there ago> a„d for which improvement con- tions. Women and children screamed last night 8.4 inches of snow had
visiting tlie kaiser.
Sugar Refining company was found were two competing railroads in the y^ess has appropriated a fund of $10,- and tried to protect their families in en, breaking by three inches rec
the crush. Tlie church is so large, since tlie establishment of the Utj
Jerome w ill Ask for a special jury to guilty by a jury in the United States state. He was of the opinion if these ppp,
however, that there was ample room States weather bureau nearly 30 jj
licar the case of 11. K. Thaw.
Circuit court today of accepting rebates two railroads enter the state, that Coos
for the crowd to scatter, and no one ago.
Pin Faith to Cherries.
French military officers are giving amounting to $26,000 from tlie New hay would see the terminus on one and
was injured. No trace of the perpe
Reports from several points on|
that
country
would
shortly
develop
a
York
Central
railroad.
The
New
York
autos rigid tests for use in war.
La Grande— Cherries, of the sliip-
Mexican Central indicate that
Central was recently found guilty of city of 150,000, and Portland would be ping varieties, have proven one of the trator of the det*d has lx*en found.
Root says Roosevelt w ill not run giving rebates to the American.Sugar the other center for the end of the rail
Since Saint Anacleutus, who was or storm extends well down into Me!
most profitable products of the Grand
again and lie himself is not a candidate Refining company and fined $108,000. road system. Two such thriving cities
dained by Peter himself, erected an In New Mexico and throughout tha
Ronde valley, and for that reason there
fo r president.
oratory in 90 A. D. on the site of the ley* of El Paso there is great suffc
Joseph H. Choate, formerly ambassa would be of great benefit to the state.
w ill la* many new cherry orchards put
present basilica to mark the spot where and w ill he heavy losses in cattlef
The discharge of colored troops lias dor to Great Britain, in his argument
out in the spring. George Thomas, of
the remains of St. Peter ure buried, no snowfall being unprecedented.
I>eeii suspended and white officers may for tlie defense in today’s trial, declared
Cove, w ill plant 1,000 trees.
Mr.
Benson Announces Changes.
such dastardly occurrence is noted in
that there was no precedent in Amer
get into trouble.
Salem— In addition to the appoint Thomas is one of the most extensive
ican law for such an enormous penalty ment of Walter Drennan, to succeed F. | cherry growers in the valley, and now- the history of the church.
S H O N T S T H E BOSS.
Church inventories have lieen re
Sunday was tlie anniversary of the
as the statute against rebating provid
has
about
20
acres
of
cherry
orchard
in
T. Wrightman as head of the corpora
el lined in France without disturbance,
ed. It was necessary, he added, to go tion department, Secretary of State- full Waring. During the past season dedication of flit* basilica to St. Peter, Roosevelt Reorganizes the Ado
although troops are held in readinesss.
and it was beautifully decorated for the
hack several centuries in English law
tration of Canal Affairs.
elect F. W . Benson has announced that these trees yielded at the rate of $325 occasion.
The Federal court at Denver declares to find an instance in which the a pen S. A. Kozer will la* promoted to chief per acre.
Washington, Nov. 20.—An
(Governor Peabody hail tlie power to alty amounting to more than $100,000
clerk to succeed F. K. Lovell, and that
signed on the isthmus of Panam
S T O R M IN S O U T H .
suppress the Telluride riots and lias had been imposed.
Crawford for Judge.
Kozer w ill be succeeded by H. H. Cor
President Roosevelt, making rat
dismissed the Moyer suit for damages
The defense offered no testimony.
Salem— Governor ChatnWrlain has
ey, of Baker City. Kozer is now audit
changes in the organization of f
fo r imprisonment.
After Judge Holt’s charge the jury took ing clerk.
announced
that
he
w
ill
appoint
T.
II.
Five
Lives
Lost
and
Much
Damage
lo
The remainder of the office
in the government of the canal
Property by Wind.
President Roosevelt has been called tlie case and in accordance with tlie in- force of Secretary of State Dunbar w ill Crawford, of lui Grande, to succeed
was
made public today at the otii
Robert
Eakin
as
circuit
judge
in
the
tipon to order a searching inquiry in to, 8'tuetio„ of the court rendered a ver- la* regained until after the session of tlie
Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 20.— Eight the commission. The effect of thy
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collision
of the Jeanie and Dix ¡d'ct of guilty. The jury was out an legislature. There will la* no change Tenth judicial district, when Judge Ea persons are known to have lost their ; tier is to place the canal work
in tlie force of janitors until after the kin goes to the Supreme bench in Jan lives, scores of others are injured and government of the zone under thf
w ithin sight of Seattle. The number of hour and a half.
uary.
Other men who were in consid
missing is given as 49.
legislature.
property and crops suffered great dam rection of Chairman Shunts, aide
eration for the circuit judgeship were
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age, the extent of which, because of the chiefs of bureaus, who will repnrj
H ill is now in full control of the litir-
Turner
Oliver
and
AV.
M.
Riamsey,
of
Eager tor a New County.
meager reports yet obtainable, cannot rectly to the commission, thus eh
lington and will merge the manage
II*ssi River— At a big mass meeting La Grande, and D. W . Sheahan, of he estimated at this time, as a result ating the office of governor.
ment of the road with that of the Great British Premier Promises Adoption
held here for the purpose of ascertain , Enterprise. Crawford will serve under of a terrific wind and rain storm Sun
Northern. This will allow him to run
of German Idea.
The order gives to Chairman
ing public feeling in regard to the this appointment until July, 1908.
day. Tin* storm, which originated on supreme authority over all d<
through trains from Chicago to the
London, Nov. 21.— Replying to the movement to create a new county, to
the gulf, swept northwestward through ments. It reorganizes the entire *
Coast.
deputation of members of the house of la* known as Cascade county, the senti
PO R TLAND MARKETS.
portions of Alabama, Central and ings of the commission in conni^
commons
from
tlie
Litierul
and
Labor
President Roosevelt hails started for
ment was unanimous ami committees
Western with the president’s views of coi^
parties. Premier Campliell-Biinnerman will l>e appointed to circulate petitions
Wheat — Club, 64c; bluestem, 67c Northern Mississippi and
l ’ orto Rieo.
Tennessee, in iff* onward course razed ing the situation under his pi«,
said the matter of old age pensions to be presented to the next legislature I alley, 66o; red, 61c.
Jerome says insurance grafters cannot
scores of sulistantial buildings, partial press the excavation as rapidly asf
would lie taken up as soon as time and with that object in view. A number of | Oats — No. 1 white, $24.50(825.50;
lie prosecuted.
ly demolished hundred* of others, sible.
The executive committ
money permitted. Old age pensions, prominent men here spoke on the ques- )$ray, $23.50(3!24.
The loss In the Yuklm i valley is es the premier said, instead^ of sapping tion, ami statistics were presented
Barley— Feed. $21.50 per ton; brew caused complete demoralization of rail three members, each the head of ;
road traffic and cut off telegraphic com partment, has lieen almlishedandj
the independence and undermining which show that the new county can la*, ing, $22.60; rolled, $23.
timated at $400,000.
munication with many points in tin* stead seven departments are
-.Rye— $1.40@1.45 per cwt.
governed more economically than the
America and Britain may unite to thrift, do just the opposite.
affected territory.
and the chief of each w ill repor^
Corn — Whole, $25.50;
S|H‘aking to the same delegation, same treritorv is under present condi-
cracked,
t*top Congo atrocities.
Cotton in the fields blown down by receive instructions from the cha,
$¿6.50
per
ton.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Asquith tions.
I
These depart^
Hank rnhliers secured $1,700 from the said then* was nothing nearer his heart
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $11(3 the wind was beaten into the ground of the committee.
Resides the loss will lie under the direction of J°j
Ini ik at Loluimla, Okla.
than to lie able to submit a financial
12
per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, and badly damaged.
Halsey Real Fs'ate Higher.
of life and property damage which is Stevens, chief engineer; Rich®.
He favored
Halsey— Halsey has slept long and $ 14(3) 16; clover, $7(38; cheat, $7.50(3
Tliris* jiersons were cremated in a ho plan for such pensions.
one altogether disassociated from the well while*the great, busy world about 8.50; grain hay, $7.60(38.50; alfalfa, known to have occurred, a number of Rodgers, general counsel; Williaj
te l tire at Goldfield, Nev.
points directly in the pathway of tlie Gorgas, chief sanitary officer; 1,
poor-law, and assunsI the deputation it has la-en making rapid strides, halv $11.50; vetch hay, $7(3)7.50.
storm cannot lx* communicated with, Ross, chief purchasing 'officer: j
Refugees In the flood<<d valleys near that the government considered tlie
ing it far behind.
Nowhere in Linn ' Fruits— Apples, common to choice,
and complete reports are received it is Benson, general auditor; J.
Health* are in dire need of food.
question one of extreme urgency.
county has there been so little demand 50(3 75c (XT Is IX; choice to fancy, $1 (3
feared that tlie loss of both life and dislmrisng officer, and Jackson
2.50;
grapes,
60c(3$1.25
per
crate;
John Barrett, minister to Colombia,
for real estate as in and alsiut Halsey,
property will lx* greatly increased.
manager of lalror and quarters.
W ill spend the Christmas holidays with
hut within the last six months things (x*irs, 75c(3$1.25; cranberries, $10(3
Will Investigate Welchers.
The president w ill take up the ^
10.50
per
barrel;
quinces,
$1(31.25
per
friends at Portland.
have
changed.
Real
estate
is
higher
Washington, Nov. 2 1 .— Secretary
Police Scent Plot
tion of the appointment of a newj
box; persimmons. $1.50 per Wx.
than
ever
before
known
in
the
history
,
Hew rut and Joe Pulltser, Jr. etigngisl Metcalf, of (lie department of Com
Rome, Nov. 20. — Tlie local police mission on his return to W ashi
Vegetables— Cabbage, 1 *4(31 '„<* per
In a fist fight. Neither will say any merce and Ijilsir, has directed the com of the town. The noise of the saw and pound; cauliflower, $1.25 per dozen; have lx*en informed that several people
missioner of corporations to make an hammer has awakened the citizens from
t h i n g alsiut the affair.
T rie s to Involve Americ*.
celery, 75(385c per dozen; lettuce, who were in the habit of renting w in
investigation of the action of tire insur their peaceful slumbers.
Antwerp, Beligutn, Nov. 26. M
head, 20c per dozen; onions, 10 ( 3 12'„c dows along the route usually taken by
The Cowllta river Is falling fast and ance com (mines in the settlement of
per dozen; pumpkins, 1' 4c per pound; royal processions have lx*en approached decree issued today grants to :1
reports show that the damage in that clnims for losses resulting from the
Big Option on T im b e r Lands.
spinach, 4@5c per pound; tomatoes, bv mysterious persons who wish to rent can company, for rubber and <>t f
rich valley w ill reach $250,000.
earthquake and tin* in San Francisco
Atsoria— An option covering the sale
30@50c per box; parsley, 10(315c; not only windows, but entire rooms for ploitation, about 2 , 600,000 acresj
The Hawaiian sugar crop for 1906 and other places in California. George of 9,040 acres of timber lands, 3,200
squash, 1@1 ' 4c per pound; turnips, the day when the king of Greece ar Congo state for 60 years. The
iirondses to lie the biggest in the histo E. Butler, of Ross, Cal., has lieen np- acres being located in the northern
90c(3$1 per sack: carrots, 90c(3$1 j„.r rives here. Tlie police lielleve this is sion includes a strip of more t '
r y of the territory.
It will probably |siiittcd special agent to conduct this part of Tillamook county and 5,840
sack; Wets, $1.25(31.50 per sack: evidence of an anarchist plot, like miles on the left bank of the
investigation in California.
Mr. But acres in the southern part of Clatsop*,
Hinount to more than 450,000 tons.
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aginst King tlie Youinbi river, a strip south r
sweet the one at Madrid
ler, it was stated, has had an experience county, at $26 per acre, has been filed T P
A Black llam l society in New York
Victor Emmanuel and the King of sai to the •on&MBM "t the lone
!l "*1*’ ^
' P*r D ’_U,I1J-
of 38 years in the fire insurance business. for record in tlie countv clerk’s office. ¡
lias exploded several houitis in the
Onions — Oregon, 75c(3$l per hun Greece. King George of Greece is ex Kasai rivers and a ten-yeatr "p •
The lands Wlong to A. W . Priest and
Italian tenement district, shattering
pected here govern her 23.
dred.
1,250,000 acres. Tin» press tfetr
the option for 30 days was given to R.
Narrow Escape From Rocks.
w indows and blowing doors from thier
regard* the concession as a eleven
Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, fancy,
V.
Jones
and
R.
F.
Fox,
of
Portland,
St.Johns, N. F., Nov. 21.— Com
li luges.
to involve the United States in •
70(385e; common, 60(370c.
Scholarships for Employes’ Sons.
mander Peary’s Arctic steamer Roose and sold by them to Godfrey von Platen.
Blitter— Fancy creamery, 25(327 l3e
New Westminster, B. C., Nov. JO.__ ture international compli*'®'">nS'j
Idaho people w ill ask Federal aid to velt, which is still at St. George’s ¡Imy,
per pound.
The Canadian Pacific Railwav company
r e I ¡eve the coal shortage.
V F., is reported to have hud a terrible
Races for the Land Office.
Kggs— Oregon ranch, 35c per dozen has decided to endeavor to advance
Heart o f Tow n Burned
experience while coming south from
North Bond— The announcement hv
Poultry — Average old hens, 10(3H e higher education among the sons of
Governor Magoon, of Cuba, denies
Jackson,
Miss., Nov. 20.
.
Hopedale, Labrador. She had to tie the land department that contest filings per pound; mixed chickens, 10(3l i e ;
that he is dissatisfied with his position.
up for 11 days in Battle Harbor, Lahni- would W received in a number of In- spring, 10(311c; old roosters, 9<310c; their employes, and is now offering lv the entire business section < j
In dian allotment claims has canned many dressed chickens, 13 <3 14c; turkevs, two scholarships to be competed for by ette, Miss., was destroyed hy «
Mrs. Maud Cretflcld has lawn found dor, on account of a hurricane.
employes’ sons under 21 years of age’. nijtht, entailing a
a >n
»lead in her cell at Seattle from heart Battle llarlsir the Roosevelt carried horse races from points in Carry county live, 17>*e; turkeys, dressed, choice
The scholarships cover four years tui partially covered by
j
away
her
heaviest
anchor
and
several
failute.
to the land office in Rosehurg.
It is 20(322c; geese, live, 9(3 9 l,c; ducks tion in the faculty of applied science fire originated in McGtnn's • j
„
,
. .
, ! lines had to be run out to keep her off alleged only such Indians and half-
14(<*15c.
In McGill university.
The examina which was destroyed, the .
A big d*s*k tire at Nsplse destroyed
"J
breeds as Wlong to triW s or live on
Veal— Dressed, 5 ^ (38v,c per pound. tions will be held under the supervis lv spreading to the adjoining j
|»ro|n*ity valued at nearly $ 1 , 000 , 018 ).
reservations aré entitled to allotment
Beef — Dressed bulls, 2(321*0 per ion of the faculty of McGill university. The telephone exchange was
Ten Below in Colorado.
Statmlard Oil stock has gone down
claims.
pound; cows, 4(35c; country steers
and the grounding of t
rapidly on account of the government
Denver, Nov. 21.— Temperature* be
5(95 V .
Kansas in Grip of Blizzard.
Union wires makes it imp”*-
low sero are nqiortod today in Southern
Much Wheat at Weston.
inquiry.
Mutton — Dressed, fancy, 8<$9c per
Topeka, Kan., Nov. 2«. — The bliz any d e t a i l s . ______ _
Colorado and in the mountain regions
Weston—
It
is
estimated
that
about
a
pound; ordinary, 6(37c.
The San Francisco grand jury is still
zard is general over Kansas late to
j of the state. One degree alio ve aero is piarter of a million bushels of wheat
Pork— Dressed, 6(38c perponnd.
stro b in g into the alleged stealing of re
Receiver for German In*
night. According to advices received
Ithe weather bureau's record in this are stored in the warehouses in this v i
Hops— 190«, choice. 14(*i 15c; prime, at the railroad offices here, snow com
lie f funds.
Freeport.
111., N ov.20-
I city, w hile Pueblo’s official report is 8 cinity. The local market ha* Wen 12 ** 13c; medium, 1W. 12c per ponnd.
menced falling here at a late hour. At Insurance company, wntc
The trial of the sngart runt, charged below■ The coldest point in the state dull, awaiting a solution of the car sit
Wool— Eastern Oregon average lest, many points in the western part of the
the Royal of Liverpool
w ith accepting reimte*, has begun in was Corona, on the summit of the uation. It is thought that nearly five- l.Vs 18c per pound, according to shrink
state the cattlemen were caught un placed in the hand* of * ***
th e United Statt« Circuit court in New front rangt*, where 10 degrees below ze- sixths of the crop is still in tlie hands age; valley, 20f«*21e, according to fine
prepared. So far railroad traffic in the Chicago Trust A Title
Y o rk .
* ro is recorded.
of the growers.
ness; mohair, choice, 26<a,28.*.
Southern Kansas lias not lieen affected. ing named.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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T O END CH ILD LABOR.
NEED B E TT E R C O M M U N IC A TIO N
Hitler Cold Adds to Misery
Mississippi Valley.
DEEP SNOW FALLS IN TEA