Washington County News
G R E A T E S T IN H IS T O R Y .
G re a t C o n fe re n c e to Be Held a t White
H o u se in J u n e .
W ashington, April 28.—W hen Preai-
ent Roosevelt calls to order the opening
session of the great White House con
ference on May 13, there will be g a th
ered in the East Boom of the Execu
tive Mansion the most notable assem
blage of men in the public eye th a t has
ever met in the history of the United
States.
The governors of all the states have
signified their intention of being pres
ent at this eonferenee, and each will
bring w ith him three men, carefully
chosen from among the learned of his
state, to act as advisers in the conven
tion. Besides the governors and their
advisers, representatives of all the 1m
p ortaut national organizations, the wel
fare of whieh depends in greater or
less degree upon natural resources, will
be in attendance, and further, the pres
ident has invited five special guests,
chosen for their superlative fitness, to
act as “ advisers at la r g e ” to th e con
ference.
Grover Cleveland, the only living ex-
President of the U nited States, will,
he alth perm itting, be odc of these ad
vigers. The others will be William J.
Bryan, who hopes to be president; An
drew Carnegie, industrial king; Jamee
J. Hill, railroad monarch, and John Mit-
ehell, leader of labor. Every candidate
or the presidential nomination this year
with the exception of Secretary Taft,
whoso duties in P anam a will prevent at
tendance, will be there.
Looking at the meeting purely from
its historical side, it properly may bo
said th a t never before in the country's
history have the governors of all the
statue assembled in convention for any
purpose whatsoever. Considered simply
as an epoch marking event the eonfer
enee will easily take rank with any as
sernbly of public men ever held in the
civilized world, for at this meeting the
ontire government of the United States,
in the persons of th a t governm ent's
heads, will be assembled at one time. I f
for no other reason, the public will be
interested in the conference beeanse of
this fact.
HALF T H O U 3 A N D KILLED.
OREGON OTATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
S t o r m Much W o rs e Than
F irst R ep o rted .
New Orleans. April 27.—Probably
FOREST GROVE............OREGON
500 lives lost, 100 or more persons
fatally injured and many times this
LA GRANDE R A ISES « 3 , 3 0 0 .
M U S T SPRAY O R G n A R D S .
number fatally hurt, together with a
property loss running up in the mil-
S u m S u b s c r ib e d In • F ew Minute* to Fruit C sm - n iss io re n Reid Will M aks
linos, is the record so fa r of a tornado
B i o m th e T o w n ..
I
O w n e rs O bey Law
th a t originated in the west two days
L a G ra n d e — T h is city w en t on
O regon City— J. H. Hold, of Mil- ago, sweeping Texas, Arkausas, Louis
reco rd to n i g h t a s h e a r t i l y in f a v o r ! w au k ie, f r u i t c o m m is sio n e r fo r th e
ana, Tennessee and Georgia. I t has left
of a s s u m in g all th e g e rm s of b o o s t ; i n ' I lrst
° o i r i e k « i n on
1 \ f ^ o ' r l i o c o t n i n h » a s n n a n t n R.>
o u n o c n e t d
a path of death, desolation and want
his n ( in n t te
n tio n n r of
c le a n in g up t h e n pest-
possible w hen it su b s c rib e d in a few afflicted
orchards
of
C lack am as in its wake, seriously in terrupted all
A R e su m e o f t h e L e s s Im p o rtan t b u t
D e c la r e . This P laces Unit«, ¡
m in u te s t h e sum of $330U, a n d in a d county, along tn e t r a c k s of t h e O re
cominuuication between cities in the
N o t L e s s In terestin g Events
in F ro n t Rark
Heg„d4)
d itio n s e c u r e d a m e m b e r s h i p s u b gon W a te r P ow er & R a ilw a y C om
south, and brought about chaotic con
o f th e P a s t Week.
s crip tio n of 125 to a re o rg a n iz e d pany an d th e S o u th e r n P acific C om
Naval
Progrès,,
pany, and will hold a c o n feren ce with ditions in many smaller towns.
c o m m e rc ia l club a t $1 such.
C ounty F r u i t In s p e c to r A. J . Lewis
Mississippi, already a sufferer from
N ot sa tisf ie d w ith r a i s in g th a t and D istrict A tto r n e y G ilb ert L.
one tornado this year, has
a m o u n t fo r boosting, th e meeting- Hedges, for th e pu rp o se of carefu lly more . than
Mexican tro o p s a r e m oving to th e
.
. .
. . . .
.
W ashington, April 2 « .
borne the brunt of the winds and
0—
passed a re s o lu tio n t o can v ass th e layin g p la n s to force th e o w n e rs of again
G u a te m a la fro n tier.
•
.
itle s h ip s a y ear is
city so t h o r o u g h ly to m o rro w m o r n diseased o r c h a r d s to e it h e r sp r a y rains.
Estimates of the number of -
More t h a n 2,000 p re a c h e r s In C a l
¡R
oosevelt
says
he
has
accomi
ing t h a t t h e fig u re s will be b r o u g h t th e i r tr e e s o r cut th e m down.
those who lost their lives in th a t state
ifo rn ia will s p e a k a g a in s t ra c e t r a c k
up to $6000 for th e y ear, an d a co m
t h r o u g h his fight for his nan I
"
M
a
rio
n
an
d
Y
am
hill
co
u
n
ties
g a m b lin g next S u n day .
m itte e w as ap p o in te d to do this.
have obeyed th e law ," said Mr. Reid, place the death list between 150 and .g ra in .
H ad he been victors
T h is s u d d e n b u rs t of e n th u s ia s m “a n d it is up to C la c k a m a s to do th e 175, with a thousand or more injured.
A s u r g e o n g e n e r a l of t h e navy Is
'h a v i n g fo u r ships authorized
backed
up
by
fin
an
cial
s
u
p
p
o
rt,
was
h a v in g g r e a t success in t r e a t i n g co n
sam e.
It Is a s t r o n g a n d fo rceful
In Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and leiBlo” i th e UniTed“states
prim ed an d sh ot off t h r o u g h th e e f a r g u m e n t t h a t h u n d r e d s an d p e rh a p s
s u m p ti o n w ith m ercu ry .
I couldl
forts of Tom R ich ard so n , in a u a g e r of t h o u s a n d s of h o m e s e e k e rs come from Georgia the death lists are also largo, d lc ta te d term s of dlsar
Tw o h a g s of v a lu a b le m a il fro m
th e P o r t l a n d C o m m ercial Club, who th e e a s t t h r o u g h C a lifo rn ia , an d, with serious loss of life in Arkansas n a tlo n s o{ lhe worl(J
L o n d o n , w o rth $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 , w ere sto len
th is a fte rn o o n raised $600 at Elgin a f t e r tr a v e li n g t h r o u g h th e so u th e rn and Tennessee. A uthentic information I >rhia
In New Y ork o r in tr a n s it .
for th e sa m e purpose,
lie goes to p o rtio n of Oregon a n d t h e n t h r o u g h is in many instances lacking, owing to I,
, *
tonl
Union and Cove tom o rro w .
IW u * 1 le Tassa6e by the _
L ane, L in n a n d M a rio n coun ties, the «rippled facilities for communicu
A m b a s s a d o r T o w e r h a s given up
his B e rlin h o m e a n d will s t a r t so u th
come to C lack am as an d h e re a r e co n tion an.l the lack of time to form u u y - (day of th e naval bill, calling),
w ith his fam ily Im m ed iately .
fr o n te d by th e spectacle of scale-in thing like an accurate estimate of t h e ' n e w battleships, Is understood
O reg o n W,!l Still R aise H ops
' veal th e president's sourt-
S alem — T h e very low prices t h a t fested tre e s, h u n d r e d of a cres of damage done in many sections.
San F ra n c is c o s h ip o w n e r s a r e c u t
In half a dozen communities martial s t r e n g t h in the naval fight wh ,
th e m , a b so lu te ly of no value to th e
ti n g f r e i g h t r a t e s to th e O r ie n t in
have ru led in th e hop m a r k e t for th e ow n ers or to a n y one else.
law has been declared, so terrible was been waged so strenuously,
a n a t t e m p t to d riv e o u t t r a m p s t e a m
last few y e a r s h av e no t c a u se d m any
the destruction and so helpless were | F u r t h e r m o r e , two ships this-.
ers.
the stricken people left by the disaster, w ith th e promise of two shN
O regon hop g ro w e rs to go o u t of bus
C O M P L A IN S O F RATES.
Serious
disorders have occurred in some y e a r to follow, which the-pm
A city c o u n c ilm a n of G eo rg etow n ,
iness. P e r h a p s 2 500 o r 3 000 acres
Looting has accepted as a bona fide r -
W a sh ., w as a r r e s t e d for k eep in g his
have been plow ed up in t h e e n tire Eugene Mill Finds Railroad Ta riffs places, ineluding Amite, La.
and other crimes have been reported, tlo n on th e p a rt of the senate. ••
p lace of business, a saloon, o p en on
s ta te , b u t en o u g h y a r d s a r e left, u n
but those instances have on the whole sim ply a program whieh will"
S un day .
Have Doubled
der fa v o r a b le con ditio ns, to p roduce
been rare.
th e U nited States in the front-
a
crop
as
large,
If
no
t
la
r
g
e
r,
th
a
n
Salem—J.
M.
Shelley,
of
Eugene,
man
Local o p tio n w hich goes in to e f
Several places have issued appeals for of nav al progression, but whict
t
h
a
t
of
1907.
C
u
ltiv
a
tio
n
Is
being
ager
of
the
Eugene
Mill
&
Elevator
Co.,
fect May 1 in M a s s a c h u s e tts will
neglected o r postpo ned in som e sec has protested against a ricent raise of aid and in Mississippi Governor Noel to place It in the position o( i
th r o w a b o u t 2,0 00 sa lo o n m e n o u t
tions, b u t in o th e r s th e g ro w e rs a re nearly 100 per cent in c rtain local has been asked to provide tents for the ln g a cessation of naval aggr*
o f work.
I T h a t th e president, on the n
ta k in g th e best c a re of t h e i r yards freight rates in th a t part of the state. homeless.
Tho tornado has lasted in all a period Is pleased with the result of L
L a te s t r e p o r t s of th e s i n k in g of
The p ro p o r tio n of t h e m a t u r e d crop Ho encloses a shipping receipt showing
t h e B ritis h c r u i s e r G la d ia t o r place
th a t will be picked will d e p e n d on th at he pays a rate of 23 cents per 100 of nearly two days. I t was Thursday 4°rt8 with congress on this it:
t h e to t a l c a s u a ltie s a t five d e a d an d
how m oney m a t te r s ca n be a r r a n g e d pounds on wheat and oats from Eugene nigh* th a t damage by tornadoes travel- w as m ade manifest tonight; tL
23 missing.
in t h e s u m m e r . A good m a n y of th e to Yonealla, 44 miles, which rate, he ing was first reported from points in firm ly believes in the ability
sm all g ro w e rs a r e going a h e a d w ith says, is excessive, unjust and unreason Texas. This was followed during the i- oited S tates to dictate the:
E x tra passenger tra in s ag g reg at
th e ir w o rk in t h e hope t h a t so m e able. Prior to January 1, 1907, the rate next 24 hours by similar reports from Policy of th e world in the l:i
in g a b o u t 250 co ach es will be ru n
th i n g will h a p p e n b e fo re picking was 14 cents. The rate for a little long Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and t h o u g h overwhelmingly outstr;*;
in to San F ra n c isc o d u r i n g t h e b at
tim e to ra i s e th e m a r k e t to a h ig h er er distance, as, for instance, from Eu Tennessee. Last night Alabama came us *n n a v a * construction,
tle s h ip visit.
level, w hen th e y will be a b le to bor gene to Roscburg, is now 31 cents, within the flight of tho storm and to
SECU R ES FORTUNE.
S p rin g r a i n s a n d m e ltin g snow
row m o ney on th e i r crops. T h e p ro s whereas the former rate was 15 cents. day reports of serious damage by the
P R E S ID E N T TALKS STRAIÊ
c a u s e d a lan d s lid e in th e province of
pect is a gloom y one, h o w e v e r, a n d it This is an increase of over 100 per cent. wind in Georgia have been recorded.
Quebec, C a n a d a , which d estro y ed a S en ato r G ets Half Million t o r Settling looks now as if t h e big cro p Oregon
U
tter
misery
of
every
Bort
was
found
The railroad commission will investi
cilla g e a n d k illed a b o u t 30 perso ns
today at Purvis, Miss., by relief parties. W arns C o n g re s s Against Ahjn
Big E state.
is g ro w in g will only m a k e th e m a r gate.
*________
Jjdicial System
Despite the fact th a t of the 2500 inhab-
S a n ta B a r b a r a , Cal., gave a flow er
Seattle, Wash., April 28.— United ket worse.
tan ts which this little town boasted yes
W a s h in g to n , April 28.-1
S a n ta B a r b a r a , Cal., gave a flower States Senator Samuel Piles, of this
B oard Ir s p e c ts Norm al
terday ...
morning,
there were only 900 to- R oosevelt th is afternoon seel
S aloon Issue In Marion.
A,
festival in h o n o r o f t h e b a ttle s h ip city, yesterday was given possession of
A sh la n d — T h e new s t a te b o ard of ,
fleet and b o m b a rd e d th e m w ith b o u a one half interest of the Joh n Sullivan
Salem—County Clerk B. D. Allen to n o rm a l school ex am in ers , composed day, Btill there were not sufficient ac- c o n g res s a special message sea
quets.
state, valued approximately at $1,000,- day completed checking upon the signa of S u p e ri n te n d e n t s P o w ers, of S a commutations in the wrecked village for fo r th , n th e 8tro „geSt of term!
000.
This ends a litigation that has ex- tures on the Marion County local option lem ; C h u rch ill, of B a k e r City, an d oven the wounded. Negro mammies and necessity of Immediate legist]
A d m iral E v a n s to o k a n a u to ride
tended
over a period of eight years and petition and found the petition to be in T u r n e r , of G ra n ts P ass, co m pleted little black children lay wounded and s t r e n g th e n i n g the anti-trust Isii
a n d is feeling m uch im proved.
which has been prolific in having the ' du® form and signed by several hundred its first official visit to th e s ta te n o r 1- I pleas under the broiling .Southern sun. r e | t e r a t e s his well-known views z]
Some had broken bones some were part- th e g ra v e d an g er to free inslituJ
T h e boycott of J a p a n e s e goods by history of tho Sullivan family in Ireland more voters than the law requires. The m al school a t A sh lan d today.
T he
C h in ese h as e x te n d e d to A u s tr a lia .
well aired in the various courts of this saloon question will therefore be sub m e m b e rs sp en t tw o d a y s in a most Iv crushed and others had been wound- fro m th e corrup ting influent|
t w eaIth suddenly concenuJ
mitted to the voters of Marion county rigid Inspection of t h e in s titu tio n od by sticks and splinters. These unfor-
T h e s u p r e m e c o u r t of Illinois de ■date.
unatos were lucky if they had a blanket ln th e han dg of the few. and d
Juno
1.
As
there
will
be
no
fight
on
E
ight
years
ago
John
Sullivan,
a
Its
e
q
u
ip
m
e
n
t
an
d
th
e
w
ork
it
Is
do
Clares th e new local o p tio n law valid.
th e im m e d ia te passage of med
prominent citizen of Seattle, owner of any of the county offices and there is Ing, so as to be p re p a r e d to m a k e or a wrecked couch to rest upon.
There was not enough shelter m the slra n n r to th ose he advocated j ]
P en saco la
street
car
striker
>no of the biggest business blocks in the no interest in any of the state contests r e c o m m e n d a tio n s to t h e le gislative
town to protect them from the sun and f o r m e r m essage on the same]
sto n e d th e c a r b arn a an d sev eral ar city, and suburban and rural properties, except th a t for senator, it is certain assem bly as pro vided by law.
many of tho walls which remained $ect
re s ts w ere made.
died leaving no will. Claimants sprang th a t tho saloon question will be tho
standing had no roofs, and by a queer , Such leg lslatlo n , he says, rl\
L i e u t e n a n t G en eral Lin evitch, who from everywhere, although Sullivan had oontor of much attention.
Ready to S tr ik e O I.
n
°v a * V’ l ’“ 10 n;any °J ,th^ Lr0<18 In th e in te re s t of both the :-fe
m n n a g e d t h e R u ssia n r e t r e a t from no relatives so f a r as known in this
M o n m o u th — T h e co m p lete o u tf it for which
had not been uprooted had been c o rp o r a tlo n s and the bw-dfl
country.
M u k den , is dead.
borin g an oil well on t h e W h lt e a k e r snatched off a few feet above the lab o r unions. In this conneetPB
R
enam
e
M
edford
S
tr
e
e
t*
.
Senator Piles, who was a friend of
R e p re s e n ta tiv e R a y n e r, of Mary Sullivan, went to Ireland to investigate.
J , h.e « rore of Pin« " . y a s rnuti- BOUnd3
w a rn ln g , 0 the labor
M edford— M ed fo rd ’s s t r e e t s which farm , th r e e m iles n o rt h of M onm outh
h h
o b iected to the J
land , says it is tim e to c u rb th e Graves were examined, chnrch records w ere o rig in a lly n a m e d fr o m t h e le t has a rr iv e d an d is being unloaded lated in such a manner th a t it appeared
ind placed on th e site for th e well as i f a gigantic scythe had swept
£ & * “o S a n l z a t S T J
p o w er of th e p res id en t.
■¡canned, an d finally the true relatives te r s of t h e a lp h a b e t, will now be The in d icatio n s for oil veins in th is
a n t i - t r u s t law amendment, aide
T h e In d e p e n d e n c e leag u e of New if Sullivan were located. They agreed k n o w n by h o r t i c u l t u r a l n am es. The vicinity h a v e a t t r a c t e d t h e a tte n tio n the ground.
plainly t h a t th e exception of|
Y ork is p ractically b a n k r u p t a n d its to give Senator Piles one half of the list now re a d s : R iv ers id e, Apple. of ex p erts for several y ears past, and
unions from th e operation of th(
c re d i to r s t h r e a t e n suit.
-state to defend it against the many B a r tl e tt , C e n tr a l av en u e, D ’A njou, m uch in t e r e s t a m o n g t h e landownerB
E v e rg re e n , F ir , G rape, H olly, Ivy,
w ould re n d e r th e measure Imail
C R U IS E R RUN DOWN.
litigants
who
were
endeavoring
to
se
K in g E d w a r d says of th e dead
A stro n g effort has been madj
King, O a k d a le a v e n u e , L a u re l , Mis is t a k e n in t h e o u tco m e of th is work
p re m ie r : ‘‘H e w as a fa i th f u l s e rv a n t cure a slice of the valuable property. tletoe.
. . h ave lab o r organizations coup/™
N ew tow n, O ra n g e ,
Peach, which is b ack ed by a m p le c a p ita l for
Edward
Corcoran
and
Joh
ann
a
Calli-
i
th
o
r
o
u
g
h
tes
t.
of his c o u n tr y . I am tr u ly so rry he
Liner S t Paul S m a s h e s Into W arslup exernpted from th e operat/tm» «*'
T h e E a s t Side
'han, since deceased, of Dublin, Ireland, Q uince an d Rose.
h a s g on e.”
During S n o w s to r m
¡law, w h e th e r o r not theit overt“
were declared the rightful heirs. Sen s t r e e ts a r e to be kn o w n as W a ln u t,
F ru it N pped in D o u e b s
Southampton, April 27.—The Ameri a r e ln r e s tr a i n t of trade. Sw
T h e Illino is d e m o cracy h a s in ator P il e s ’ law firm will also be reward A lm ond, Blossom, C h e r r y a n d M an
Roscburg—Douglas County fruitgrow
Btructed Its d e le g a te s to vote for d as well as the senator for bringing zanita.
ers are much concerned as to the extent ean line steamer St. Paul, which left omption w ould m a k e the bill
B ry a n an d u se all h o n o r a b l e m eans this fight, the most remarkable of its
of the damage caused by last n ig h t's Southampton on her regular voyage, s titu tio n al. It is n o t possible
for New York, this afternoon, in (° exem pt labor organization
to se c u re h is n o m in a tio n .
kind in this state, to an end.
frost. From some sections the report bound
E ugene C om ing to F iesta.
a dense snow storm rammed and de- (I16 w ork ing s of th is law, ini
comes
th
a
t
the
pears,
peaches,
cherries
G en eral M a n a g e r G r u b e r of th e
E u g en e— T h e E u g e n e C om m ercial
stroyod the British second-class cruiser who insist upon wholly ev
G re a t N o rth e r n , e s t im a te s t h a t t h r
C lub to n i g h t decided to h a v e E u and other early fruits will be a total Gladiator off the Isle of Wight.
¡them a re merely providing ton;
$1 8 0 0 to the Pan
loss while in other sections the growers
d a m a g e to t h a t ro a d by t h e b u rs tin g
g
en
e
r
e
p
r
e
s
e
n
te
d
a
t
t
h
e
P
o
r
t
la
n
d
The first report stated that from 20 Blatus sh all be kept
Seattle, April ?8.— P. T. Rowe, bishop
are as yet unable to say ju s t how much to 30 of the G ladiato r's crew had been chan g ed , and th a t they sha.,
of th e H a u s e r la k e d a m was ab ou t
R
ose
C
a
rn
iv
a
l
in
J
u
n
o
by
5
48
m
en
in
of the Episcopal church for the territory m a r c h an d drill.
E ach m a n will damage th ey have suffered from this se drowned, but later intelligence reduces t i n u e to be exposed to the i
$75,0 00.
if Alaska, who arrived in the city today
vere frost.
the number of oasualties. The exact whlch th e y now dread
L os A n geles will t a k e a b o u t 3300 from the north on the Yncatan, brings w ear a w h ite serg e su it, w h ite shoes
Obviously an organization I
m e n of t h e b a ttle s h ip fle e t on a t o u r the first detailed authentic information a n d h a t a n d c a r r y a lem on-yellow
extent of the disaster, however, cannot
a
n
d
g
reen
u
m
b
r
e
ll
a
b
e
a
r
i
n
g
th
e
PORTLAND MARKETS.
of t h e city. T h e n t h e y will h a v e a regarding tho big gold strike on Nolan
be accurately known until tomorrow. fo rm ed for pro fit should not kl
w
ords,
‘‘E
u
g
e
n
e
,
L
a
n
e
C
o
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.”
A
b a r b e c u e lu n ch eo n a n d see t h e wild “ reek, at the head of the Koyukuk
No one on the 8t. Paul was killed or q - u ire d to fu rn ish statistics in]
special ex cu rsion will be r u n from
W h e a t — T r a c k priced; Club, 84c injured, but the bodies of Stew ard Wi.l w a>" as comp'
w est show.
river. Bishop Rowe was in the Nolan E u g e n e an d a g r e a t cro w d will a t
oer
b
u
sh
e
l;
rod
R
u
s
s
ia
n
,
82c;
blue-
gery, W riter Cowdry and a Maltese
o rg a n iz a tio n s for pront JJ
W id e s p re a d
rains
are
cau sin g Creek camp when the strike was made te n d th e carn iv al.
stem , 87c; valley, 85c.
steward, Debras, all attached to the over, so far ns labor is enga?l
ind washed out $600 pans on the Olson
g r e a t Joy to C a lifo rn ia fa r m e rs .
B
arley
—
F
°e
d
,
$24.50
p
e
r
to
n
;
cruiser, have been brought ashore; one p ro tectio n only, its claims to -■ I
claim with his own hands and saw pans
rolled, $ 2 7 (S 2 S ; brew in g , $26.
I t is r e p o r te d t h a t t h r e a t s have washed out that ran as high as $1800,
officer, L ieutenant William G. Praves, em p te d from the anti-trust «J
F re e Delivery for G r a n ts P a ss .
Oats—
No
1
w
hite,
$26.50
@27
been m a d e on t h e life o f Abe R u ef
who attem pted to swim to land, is miss | so und.
T his
would 3U
•Volan Creek is only about 200 mile«
G ra n ts P a s s — G r a n ts P a s s m ay per to n ; gray, $2 6.
ing, and eight injured have been taken cover th e rig h t of laborer* ■
S u d d e n w a rm w e a t h e r is cau sin g from tho Arctic ocean and there were soon h av e a fr e e deliv ery system .
Millstuffs—
B
ran
,
$24.50
p
e
r
to
n
;
to the military hospital at Golden Hill k ln e . 4° «trike peaceably M i - J
inly about 125 men in the camp when P o s t m a s t e r D onnell gives fig u res
g r e a t d a m a g e in A la s k a tr o m floods
Bishop Rowe left for the outside.
sh o w in g t h e receip ts for t h e fiscal m iddlings, $27.50: s h o r ts , c o u n try , for treatm ent. I t is believed only a few . t er in to t r a d e agreements ? J
*27.50:
ci
v,
$27;
w
h
e
a
t
a
n
d
barley
F o u r m illion o y s te rs w ere d estro y
others are unaccounted for.
| ployers. B ut when labor u j
The strike was made a t a depth of y e a r e n d in g A pril 1, 1908, to be over
ed by s t r i k i n g fi s h e r m e n a t C an cale about 150 feet and abont $-4000 has been $11,000.
The Gladiator was beached and her ,n an un law fu l m arner ®
T h is Is a n i n c r e a s e of chop, *27.50.
H
ay—
T
im
o
th
y
W
il
la
m
e
tt
e
Valley
F ran ce.
crew took to the boats. She is one of t h e d is trib u tio n and sale o ■
washed by crude operations, and it is $2 00 0 ov er la s t y e a r ’s busin ess. Tne
*17 p e r to n ; W il la m e tt e Valley, o r
A b un co m a n w ho h a s been rob estimated the clean np at the end s f city council h a s u n d e r co n sid e ra tio n dinary, $15; E a s te r n O regon, $17.50; the class of vessels designed to serve as ducts of la bor it has left ^ ■
a n o r d in a n c e o u tl in i n g t h e n u m b e r
rams. She is 320 feet long, has a speed p ro te c tio n an d its ae ion
b ln g w om en h a s b een a r r e s t e d in this summer will reach $1,000,000.
ing of houses.
T h is in c r e a s e can mixed, $16; clover, $14; a lf a lf a , $12; of 20 knots and carries a complement of . plain ly in restraint
O ak lan d.
alfalfa
m
eal.
$20.
tra d e .
on ly be Justified by th o in c r e a se In
B u t t e r — E x tr a s , 2744c p e r pou nd; 460 mon.
F o u r m a s k e d ro b b e r s h eld up
Im prove* Raploly
th e po pu latio n.
fancy 26c; choice, 25c; sto re , 1644c.
fa s h io n a b le clu b a t H o t S p rin g s
New Por»omo*io" (Vs
Paso Robles Hot Springs, Cal., April
E g g s — Loss an d co m m ission off,
A rk ., a n d g ot aw ay w ith $10,0 00.
Accident to War*htp.
W a s h in g to n . April 2S.—A F
28.— Rear Admiral Evans continues to
Eugene Will Own W s te r Plant
t6G>@17e
p
e
r
dozen.
AH t h e r e g u l a r a r m y tr o o p s in
S an ta Barbara, April 27.— An acci in a r y re p o r t on the treatment
E u g e n e — At a m u n icip al election
C heese— F a n c y c ream tw ins. 15*4c
t h e vicinity of S e a tt le will p a r t ic i improve. Today he enjoyed an antomo
dent to the engines on the Missouri th at e rcu lo sis by th e administra'
p a te in th e w elcom e o f b a ttle s h ip s bile ride to Old Mission San Miguel, S a tu r d a y t h e p rop ositio n to p u rc h a s e ner p o u n d ; c re a m brick, 20c; Swiss
occurred today on the run of the fleet ¡m e rc u ry has been made to tfc
nine miles from Paso Roblea Hot th e W il la m e tt e Valley C o m p a n y 's blk., 20c; lim b u r g e r, 22L4c.
a t t h a t p ort.
P o u l t r y — Mixed chickens. 13c per
w a te r w o r k s c a r r ie d by 635 to 125,
Mrs. B e u la h H a w k i n s of I.os An Springs. He was accompanied by Mrs. an d th e pro p o s itio n to vote $3 00,000 lb.; fancy hens, 1 4 @ 1 4 44c; roosters, from S an ta Monica to S an ta Barbara ‘ geon-G eneral bv Surgeon
who has been coni
geles, h a s now been asleep 78 days Evans, Dr. McDonald and Jam es Hors bo nd s for a m u n icip al w a te r p lan t old. Sc; fryers, lb., 20c; b ro ilers , lb , proved to have been more serious than , h
at f.rst reported. The hlgh pressure cy^ , nvestigation9 at , he Naval *
a n d t h e r e Is a p p a r e n t l y no c h a n g e In burgh, J r „ general passenger agent of c a rr ie d by 567 to 171. T h e bon ds 22'4<f?25c;
d re s se d
p o u lt ry
p e r linder of the port engine blew ont and . F o r| L „ Cn]o i„ coins'
h e r con ditio n.
the Southern Pacific. Flag Lieutenant w ere voted a t sev eral p re v io u s elec pound, l c h ig h e r.
the engine room was quickly filled with Qn th |g
^ Medlcal Insr"
P o ta t o e s — Select, selling price, 70c
E i g h t c o n se c u tiv e w itn esses in th e O. R. Train, Lieutenant Evans and Mrs. tion s, bu t each tim e th e e le c tio n was
the escaping steam
No one was in- -
H lb bett said the snbjrt
ner
h
u
n
d
r
e
d
;
W
il
la
m
e
tt
e
Valley,
decla
red
Illegal
on
a
c
c
o
u
n
t
o
f
t
e
c
h
Marsh, daughter of the admiral, left
F o r d b rib e ry t r i a l te s tifie d t h a t Gal
.„irrd. The supply of steam was cut off I
,
m n c h attention W
h a v in g price, 45c p e r h u n d r e d ; E a s t after heroic w„rk by the engine room * * * t , h „ h ,
ia g h e r paid th e m m o n ey to vote for Paso Roble« today to attond the festi nicalities.
: !
M
u
ltn
o
m
ah
,
b
u
y
in
g
price.
55c
val at S an ta Barbara.
t h e o v e r h e a d tro lle y fran ch ise.
force, and all danger soon passed. The
^
bg
.lHtd p e r V - ^ M
C lack am as, b u y in g price, 55c per Missouri came into port under the star
McMinnville Stud es E sp e ra n to .
res
R o m a n C atho lics o f t h e U nited
surg eons.
McM innville— An E s p e r a n t o Club h u n d r e d ; n ew C alifo rn ia, 5 @ 544c board engine alone.
S ta t e s will ra is e a fu n d o f o n e mil
per p o u n d : sw eet, 544c p e r pound.
S tr u c k Gas; T w o Dead
h
a
s
been
fo
r
m
e
d
In
th
i
s
city
w
ith
six
lion d o lla rs to e d u c a te c a n d id a te s for
O nion?— J o b price, $4.75 (ft 5 per
Serrooo? Agsi'S*
h a r t e r -------------
m e m b e rs, . —
for t —
h e s -------
t u d y of
Las Vegas, N. M., April 28.— M r s ., c ----------
t h e p rie sth o o d an d aid p o or parish es.
h u n d r e d ; b u y in g price. $ 4 .2 5 @ 4 50
T w o H igh blrdvr» Killed
San ii rin»!*1
Franctsco.
2$"
o«i
1 • April
1
Zachary
Taylor
Cooper
went
out
to
call
new.
u
n
iv
e
rsa
l
la
n
g
u
a
g
e
.
w
An a t t e m p t was m a d e to a s s a s s i
C ooper Is p re s id e n t, A r t h u r M cPhll- per h u n d r e d ; garlic, 15c p e r pound.
San Francisco, April 27.— Another voicing a protest
^
Apples— Select, $2.50 p e r box;
n a t e ex-S uporvtsor G a lla g h e r, o f San her sons to supper last night and found Hps s ecretary , K a t e L a n ts t r e a s u r e r ,
w ar broke ont in Chinatown ( t a c k evil will ,'* 7ir‘aJ‘ ^
F ra n c isc o , by blo w ing u p his h o use thorn dead a t the bottom of a 60 foot a n d Rev. C. F. S w an d er. I n s tru c to r. fanev, $2; choice, $1.50; o rd in a ry , highbinder
. . . . . .
..
. .
t h i n 2000 churches of ^
w ith a bomb. No o n e w as in j u r e d well. Digging for water oij their dry M eetings will be held weekly.
tonight, when two gun parties met in a s
.
r i o r n t r e The pl*n„ J
$1.25.
land
farm,
seven
miles
e*st
of
Watrons,
F
re
?
h
F
r
u
i
t
s
—
O
ranges.
$2.50@
3
pitched b attle w ith revolver* at Wash . j , b o ra te d by the A«tl-*4
R u s s i a n forces h ave re p u ls e d th e
they had struck a flow of natural gas
ner box; lem ons, $2 .7 5 @ 3 .5 0 .
ington street and Waverlv Place. In a L eag u e, recently organized
K u r d s w ho h ad th e m s u r r o u n d e d .
T r i r k l.*ld to D orrl*.
C a tt le — B est steers, $4.75 @ 5; running b attle of two block*, th at end- toy The movement wHI c*
S alo o n forces w ere g e n e ra lly sue and" suffocated without a sound. A
message was sent here for a physician.
$ 4 . 2 5 @ 4 .7 5 ;
K la m a t h F alls— T ra c k lay in g was m ed iu m .
common', ed in Rns? Alley, three men were «hot, .
q „ n dav
which mar» 'M
• e s s f u l In t h e re c e n t local o p tio n
Jiuiqiou pazi|«<»j snw jt joy ’u m » p[noa com p leted on th e C alifo rn ia N o rth * 3 .5 0 @ 4 ;
cows. best.
$ 3 .7 5 @ 4 ; two fatally and another «lightly. Y ns
.
bitter
mp»**5
fig ht.
aq ajoyeq p.q|oan«a sum jap jo eqi ynq e a s t e rn to D o rris yesterd ay . T h is new com m on , $ 3 . 2 5 @ 3 . 7 5 ; calves, $4@ Ying. of the Hop Sing Tong, was shot .
track )n California- r ■
to w n Is Just so u th of th e O reg on line 4.50.
through the right eye and died a few . f
| P?et>e being ® K
T w o d ry k il n s of th e S easid e L u m could bo done.
and 11 m iles fro m t h e s t e a m b o a t j Sheep— Best w eth ers , $6 @ 6.50; minutes a ft e r he reached the Harbor abo . s ta te legislation
b e r C o m p a n y w ere d e s tro y e d by fire.
la n d in g on th e K l a m a t h riv er. R eg- ewes, $ 5 @ 5 . 5 0 ; sp r in g Iam bs, noml- Emergency Hospital.
---------------
Loss $20,000.
S e v e r« S t o r m ing E ng'and
n l a r tr a in service will be e s ta b lis h e d nal.
A rti-0 ?rrb ti'g r *"'r*r - J
A St. Loni* c o u n c il m a n h a s been
Loadon. April 28.—A remarkable bliz May 1.
H ogs— Best. $6 @ 6.25; m e d iu m ,
• T r o o p * to C e n tra l A m erica.
Albany. N Y .
c on v icted o f b r i b e r y a n d s e n te n c e d to zard, the worst experienced in the south
$5.75 lit 6; feeders. $5 .2 5 @ 5 . 5 0 .
of England since 1881. continncd prac
tw o y e a r s In t h e pen.
Mexico City, April 27. — A persistent or H u e h e * thi?
^ nf0 t*
H ops— 1907. p ri m e an d choice. 4
M ark et L a st Y e a r's W heat.
tically all over the United Kingdom
@6e p e r p o u n d ; olds. l@ 1 4 4 c per rumor here has it th a t the cruiser Al- r a t e d w hat is . , ,r » it
P a r t n e r s In a n I d a h o m in e q u a r throughout F rid ay night and_8atorday
_______
B en d — F r e i g h t e r s a r s T ery b u sy p^,n a d
bany. which is to carry special Ambas- palgn of speech- ^ ^ e
r e l e d a n d fo u g h t a re v o lv e r d u el. In until S atu rd ay midnight.
Telegraph now h a n li n g w h e a t from t h e M a d ra s
W o o l— E a s te r n
Oregon, av e ra g e ador Buchanan Enrique C. Creel to Cen- of th e la r 8° r
w h ic h o n* w as killed.
and telephone service was disorganized co un try .
T h e re w as a q u a n t i t y of best. 11 (? 15c p e r pound, a c co rd in g tral
io land
iana armed
armen parties
panin* suwirji
tral America, is to
«import > of t o 1’ ‘ —h »ill F
nd railw ay
S u p e r i o r J u d g e Cook, o f S a n F r a n - L -----------
. traffic ha? been serioualy de-1 , w hen t left on h a n d last fall w hen th e t 0 a b r l n k a g . . e . ; I Valley. 12 @ 15c, ac- ihonld conditions in the southern repub blitie legislation^* ^ fjt
rtseo, h a s a s k e d t o be excu sed fro m laved.
Enormous damage has boon had ro ad s p n t a sto p to h a n lin g . b u t c o rd in g to quality,
lie« w arrant the move. Official confir- be th e feature ' ■ cgEttai d ]
tr y in g t h e C a li f o r n i a S a fe Deposit I done, especially to the young fruit It will all be h a n le d to th e S h a n lk o
M o h air— Choice, 20@ 2044c
p e r ' m a t i o * of the report could not be ob- session which i*
cases
’crops.
' m a r k e t t h i s s p rin g .
pound.
' tamed.
11.
Issued Fach W u k
NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
S o u th e r n
S en ate s Act on on N a îj|j|J
I'racilcaily a Victory 1
j
g e t s t h o b a ttlesh ips aif ,
am* <£•££ S ?V £ 232
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