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Washington County News
Issued Cach Week
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OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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I f if
iff
Mexican
Government Preparing
Extensive Revolution,
for
El Paso, Tex., June 30.— Fifteen
hundred troops have arrived in Tor-
reon to protect that city from the ex-
pected attack by revolutionists, and
the Americans are preparing to send
their families to the States for safety,
' according to reports brought here last
t by passengers on the Mexican
tral
It is reported that the revolution
ists have attacked the village of Mata-
■noros, Coahuila, about 15 miles from
Porreon and have occupied that town.
Official advices relative to sending
troops to Torreon say that with the
forces already stationed there the
town is "impregnable."
In Chihuahua there is considerable
alarm among citizenry, and guards
numbering from 20 to 25 soldiers in a
single patrol are continually passing
through the streets. A great many
extra police have been sworn in to do
guard duty.
Information brought here last night
by passengers on the incoming M e x
ican Central train is that all bridges
and approaches to Torreon on every
road except the Mexican Central have
been burned.
The international line out of T o r
reon, on which is located the town of
Matamoros, reported to be in the
hands of revolutionists, has suffered
heavily, and the Coahuila Pacifico is
entirely tied up as the result of depre
dations committed by revolutionists
A pay train on the Coahuila & Pacific
was attacked on Friday night, soon
after leaving Torreon, but the crew
succeeded in running the train back to
Torreon and escaping.
There is a general movement of
troops from Mexico City to north, ac
cording to news received here, and
reinforcements are being rushed to
Jimincz, which is said to be still in
the hands of revolutionists.
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UntliUN o lA lt lltM o l)F INI ERESI
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Apparently Going to Loot Rich City
o f Torreon.
El Paso, June 2«.— El Correo, the
conservative daily Mexican newspape
of Chihuahua, in its issue yesterday
C R E A M E R Y FO R C L A T S K A N I E
O P E N IN G LAKE MINES.
morning, which arrived here last
night, lias a story that au army of
Farmers Sign Contracts for Output Stockmen Let Go o f Claims and De a strength variously estimated at from
4out) to 7oou men is inarching on T o r
o f Next Five Years.
velopment Begins.
reon, one of the richest cities in the
Clat.'kanie.— A meeting of Nehaletn
L a k e v ie w — It is now more than ’ state of Coahuila
d
valley farmers was held at Mist, mile two vlnu ’ s since the lirst discoveries of 1 T h e story, after reviewing the at-
miles from here, 1 uesday afternoon,
Besy headers.
to make arrangements fur the estab golci were made in this suction, but *tac^ on Viesca tells of reported at
the
*^‘K *,he P » * » « * « »
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lishincnt of a creamery at that place. -till no mine has been opened up. I V ,1|,,S to,,rob
A Resume o f the Less Important but
railroad, and says Settlement o f Disputes No Long I
J C. Lang, a practical creamery man Most o f the good prospects are owned that the Central
country around Torreon.
Not Less Interesting Events
irom Wisconsin, has been working by sheepmen and ranchers, who are which is so closely settled that there
Left to New York Exchang,
the proposition up among the far
o f the Past Week.
not
familiar
with
mining,
and
have
are
stations
about
every
four
kilo-
—Also Instruct Growers.
mers fur the past three weeks, and
held onto their claims, expecting that meters, is swarming with armed men.
has succeeded in interesting them to
the extent uf obtaining contracts for some 011c would make a rich s t r i k e ( " h o appear at the railroad stations
and that they could then dispose oI j vv*th guns and cartridge belts,
The Panama elections passed quiet
five years to take all their cream at
8* le“ > 0 r - Jlln« 30.—Représentât!!«
ly, with no need of troops.
within one and one-half cents per their possessions at a big price. Since) "These same reports," says E Cor-
the ,
al* t,,e prune packers of the
pound of the highest market price for this has not been the case, some of i re?i “ s*y that three bridges o
Japan is willing China should build
them are letting go now, and the j r«*Hr°ad between Parass and T<______ west met here last night and orgswg
butter,
they
also
to
put
up
su
table
one railroad into Manchuria.
properties are passing into the hands j baYe been burned, probably with the
buildings and furnish the boiler for
for mutual protMtl(|,
of practical mining men. This spring 1
iobject
impeding tne
the passage oi
of an , association
"Ujvci o
OI f impelling
.
„
Missionaries say America is to
the operation of the plant. Between
a number of capitalists and men o f j ’ troops into
.........
Torreon. - The inc
’ :endiaries and Pro,Uüt‘ 0“ ot the interest, of then
blame for the Japanese war scare.
4.000 and 5 000 gallons uf cream tire
business.
experience in mining have visited t h is !i''so probably selected Torreon for
shipped monthly from this district
Railroads report business generally
The organization is one that hai 10||
to Portland creameries, and dairying section, and some o f them have se- invasion because they considered it
good, though somewhat less than last
cured either leases or options on some a rich city to loot. Am ong the re
is
yet
in
its
infancy.
been
desired by some of the packer
year.
of the best claims both at New Pine ports that we have heard is one which
Creek and at Plush. One o f the b ig says that about 4000 armed men, near but which could never be effected ke*
Governor Cummins, of Iowa, will
NEW ROAD FILES A R T IC L E S .
gest deals was consummated a few ly all of whom are inhabitants of tofore for the reason that compete
resign and return to the practice of
1 lys ago, when a group of claims in ranches,
itches, are said to have passed among packers has been too severe \
law.
os in the state o f Coahuila, on the season now about to onen o . ‘ ,
Astoria, Seaside & Tillamook Line is the l ’ine Creek district was leased for Hom
arm's
The treasury deficit for the fiscal
a term of years, and the payment th$ f Coahuila & Pacific railroad, about era wi„ w„ rl<
,
° p ’ th* P**
Incorporated.
year just ending will be the largest in
65 kilometers from Torreon.
made was $4000 in cash.
Illl)n intercuts
* ti
ler JlS for
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IlU trtS tS .
1 lie
S O i* l i l t in n _ »ill
: ii
years.
The
association
Astoria— Articles of incorporation of
‘‘ Whether the movement is directed
control
all
the
Northwest
prune
pack
the As'oria, Seaside it Tillamook Rail
against the government oi Coahuila
A tramp was arrested at Hood
S E T T L E R S IN HARNEY.
Among the paeking houses in the or
way company were filed in the county
or against the federal government, no
River who was found to hive about
gamzation are II. tj. Gilo A Co Wi
clerk's office here yesterday, by F. L.
one is able to say. It is generally
$1,000 in cash in his ragged clothes.
Evans, E. Z. Ferguson, 11. G. Van Stock Ranges Are Disappearing Be supposed the movement is not against lamette Valley Prune Association uA
\\. C. Tillsou A Co., all of Salem- th
It is generally admitted that Bryan
the state, but against the federal gov
fore the Plow.
Dusen and W. E. BiitTum, as incorpor
Koseburg packing houses, ownctbr Gik
will be the Democratic nominee for
ators. The capital stock is $2,000 000.
ernment. One version says the revo
A Co. and Tillson A Co., Allen’s pad.
Burns.—The recent heavy rains
president, but a fight is expected on
ltition is wholly against the state of
divided into 2U0.0IIA shares r f $10 each.
mg house, of Eugene; Lang A Co. of
have insured the farmers and stock
vice-president.
Coahuila, that the governor is not ac Portland; Mason, Ehrinan A Co' of
The principal office of the company is
men large crops of grain and im
ceptable to the people of that state, Portland; French Paeking Company of
to lie in Astoria, and, according to the
Mexican rebels arc reported to hav
proved the wild hay crop, which was
articles its object is to construct and almost a failure, owing to the light and that he was forced upon them by Myrtle Creek, and the packing how«
from 4,000 to 7.000 men under arms
perate an electric railroad and tele -nowfall last winter. More people the president of the republic.
A tornado in South Dakota did im
Vancouver, Wash.
" It is also said that a train o f in
graph and telephone lines from Astoria
mense damage to crops and bui'dings
The new assoeintion has formulatd
re farming in this county this year
fantry fins been sent to Torreon from two forms of eontrnets which all th
to Tillamook v ia Warrenton. Hammond
and another in Minnesota killed seve
than ever before. Localities where a
■and Seaside. It is also authorized to few years ago only cattle grazed are Monterey and a small detachment of firms in the combine will use. Ou
persons.
erect and maintain elevators, docks and now occupied by progressive settlers, cavalry."
contract is that to bo used in selling
Filipino leaders have been studyin
" B E T YO U M IL L IO N ."
Torreon, the town named by El
warehouses, and to operate steamers on
who are turning land that had never ( orreo as the object of attack is one fruit to eastern buyers, and the otkei
the Russian douma. They will visit
the Columbia and Willamette Rivers
in buying from local growers. Th
»roduced anything but sagebrush and of the richest towns in the state
other nations of Kurope before re John W. Gates Wakes Up Slow Old Tillamook Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
huncligrass into grain fields, orchards Coahuila. T here are six hanks— the packers have determined that they »j||
turning home
They are traveling
no longer sell according to fornu of
Illinois Town.
mil alfalfa meadows.
under the auspices of the American
Banco Minero de Chuihuahua, mean contract put out by eastern bin*
New Squirrel Killer.
There
has
been
a
heavy
immigra
war department.
St. Charles, 111.. June 30.—John \V
ing a branch there; a branch of Banco but will dictate the terms of the«s-
Weston.— Edward Anderson, living tion to this county during the past
Mrs Frank J. Gould is suing for Gates, the "Bet You Million" man, on the foothills near Weston, has year. Most of the new settlers are Naconial de Mexico; the Banco de traet or not sell at all.
who founded the home in this village
Coahuila; the Banco de Niteva Leon,
The new contract contains a mat«
divorce.
for boys, slipped in here yesterday, originated a cheap and successful •veil pleased with the country, stating and the Banco de Durango. The of provisions favorable to Oregon patt
Centralia, W a s h , was swept by a and what he did during his short stay method of exterminating squirrels, that the land is bitter than they ever Banco Laguna, recently organized
ers.
It gives the packer unlimited
disastrous lire.
has left the town gasping. There will which have caused much damage in expected to find open for entry under has a capitalization o f $6 500,000 choice in selecting an arbitrary tag* ot
his
locality.
Locating
a
populous
lie
homestead
laws.
There are about 25.U00 inhabitants.
dispute where, ns in the past, the arbi
Desperate fighting continues be- be no other topic mentioned here for
The 60,0(10 acres held under the
the next six months. Epitomized, squirrel colony, he goes out with an
trators have been chosen from the*«
_— tween factions in Persia.
equipment
o
f
newspaper
scraps,
sul
Carey
act
by
William
Hanley,
of
this
here is what Gates did in about five
York Fruit Exchange. The new ns-
M exican rebels have captured the hours.
phur and matches
At every ho'e he count, and some Portland business
DEATH IN T O R N A D O .
tract gives the packer the privilege of
town o i Viesca. The government hai
places
a
slip
of
paper
and
a
teaspoon
men
is
being
contested
by
the
Pacific
Kissed his old mother.
filling his contracts with smaller sizes
ul
of
sulphur.
Setting
this
afire,
he
sent troops.
Livestock
company
in
the
general
Got shaved by the town barber and
Minnesota Twister Kills Seven and of prunes if the crop produced does an j
covers
the
blaze
with
weeds
and
dirt
land
office
on
the
grounds
that
the
contain the required quantity of Imp,]
Bryan expresses perfect confidence gave him a $10 gold piece.
Does Immense Damage.
sizes. It gives the packer the right« I
Threw showers of quarters and half The result is that the squirrels are land sought is not desert land and
that he will be the Democratic nomi
ill
smothered
in
their
subterranean
will
produce
crops
without
irrigation.
Clinton, Minn., June 29.— A tornado route the fruit in shipping. It eierapa j
dollars to the street boys.
nee for presjdent.
Houses.
One
pound
of
sulphur
vyill
If
this
tr
et
is
reopened
for
settle
struck this town at 5:25 o'clock yes the packer from liability in case ship
Was run home by a curious crowd
Cleveland was buried in Princeton
ment, it will be the means of increas terday afternoon, killing seven peop'e ment is delayed by congestion ot
Bought a fine stock farm for $25,000 kill 200 squirrels.
cemetery with simple ceremonies and ind gave it to an old friend.
ing the population of the county by and injuring twenty-five, some seri traffic.
no military display.
everal
thousand
people,
besides ously. Twenty houses, a printing of
Josephine County Going Dry.
It provides that in case of dispute!
Begged for "dear old 5 cent cigar"
There will be 1.250 American ma ind smoked it blissfully.
Grants Pass.— Judge Jewell, o f the bringing under cultivati >n the best fice and two churches were blown a« in quality, samples for test shall be I
farm
land
in
Harney
valley.
down.
taken
from one fifth of the boxes of J
Yelled at the son of a friend to Josephine county court, has ordered
rines ashore in the canal zone to keep
The tornado, which was unaccom fruit; that no allowance for short
come and go to Europe with him and that all saloons be closed in Josephim
order on election day.
panied by rain, started three miles weight shall be made unless it amounts
St. Johns Must Go Dry.
•ook him along.
county on and after July l. The liquoi
A Portland fruit peddler was fined
north of the town, destroyed two to more than one per cent, and that is
Left for Chicago at 11:30 last night dealers have been notified, and so far
Portla
nd—
St.
Johns
will
go
dry
in
$5 for staying too long in one place
with Mrs. Gates and the boy, after as now appears no objections wi'l be accordance with the vote at the last farmhouses that were in its path and the counting test the size shall inelaile
to sell his last box of cherries.
swept over Clinton, which is a place the seventh prune and not the fifth
me of the greatest days o f his life.
made to the order. The 10 saloons of
only, thus, that 47 prunes shall be
James
S.
Sherman,
Republican
Gates and his wile will tour Europe this city, and nearly all the country election. Judge Gantenbein, in the of about 400 people.
A Chicago. Milwaukee Pi St. Paul deemed in the 40-50 siz.e and not
nominee for vice-president, is rapidly in an automobile
and mining camp saloons of the out circuit court yesterday morning, up
recovering, and will soon be able to
side precincts are already preparing held the motion of County Judge mixed train was just pulling into the only.
The new form of contract jwith grow
travel.
to close. The goods on hand are be *\ ebster and Commissioners Light- station as the storm struck the town
Worst Ice Pack Known.
and 15 cars were blown oflF the track, ers will be very explicit in requiring
ing
disposed
o
f
as
rapidlv
as
the
ner
and
Barnes
to
dissolve
the
tem
American authorities do not expect
Seattle. June 30.— First to reach
as was also a passenger coach con growers to deliver fruit cured in a fint-
any open trouble with Venezuela. Nome of the fleet which sailed June l thirsty will buy, and it is evident that porary injunction which had previous taining 17 people. All were injured elass manner, free from all burned or
after
July
1
there
will
be
very
little
ly
been
issued
against
them
compell
Th cv expect to just let Castro severe was the steamship Victoria, Captain
slack dried fruit. The packer is to Is
ing them to refrain from declaring among them Father Keavey, of Grace sole judge of quality and there in to b#
Porter who is the first home, arriving liquor on hand in this county.
ly alone.
ville, Minn
St
Johns
and
University
Park
dry
last night. The steamship brings
The two churches destroyed are the uo arbitration in case of dispute.
Harvard beat Yale in the great in
until a hearing was had in court.
Good Job Vacant.
The packer is to have the right to
Norwegian Lutheran and the First
tercollegiate
boat
race. Secretary lews of the worst ice ever known in
Behring sea since it has been navi
weigh back to the grower any frail
Salem.—The election of Robert G
Episcopal
Taft, who is a graduate of Yale, wit
Warehouse for Canby.
1 elegraph lines were blown down, slack dried or otherwise unsatisfactory.
nessed the race, and was sorely dis gated by white men, and Captain Pur Morrow to the office of circuit judge in
er is authority for the statement that Multnomah county will create a vacancy
Canby.— Work has begun on the new but as soon as possible news of the The packer will not be required to take
appointed.
esscls of the returning fleet cannot in the position of supreme court re warehouse of W. H. Bair, and the new
more of a grower’s crop than 10 per
A collision between a freight and a be expected on schedule time unless porter, which Morrow has held for a milding will lie one o f the best and disaster was sent to the neighboring cent in excess of the quantity estimated j
cities. Soon help was on the way
circus train in St. Paul injured eight •onditions have changed radically numlier of years. There are already most complete warehouses in the valley.
from Ortonville and Wheaton, near in the contract, but the grower mit
since the Victoria sailed. The Vic- four or five candidates for the place The structure will he 50x100 feet in by Minnesota towns, on the Milwau deliver all his fruit if tho packer h
persons.
mands it. regardless of how much *
A Chicago professor has fallen heir oria arrived in Seattle with 62 pas The supreme judges select the court re size, with concrete cellar, and two floors, kee road and from Millbank, S. D ,
sengers and $650,000 in gold.
overruns the estimate.
porter. His duty is to arrange copies with paper-lined air sjr c s in the walls, which is but a few miles away.
to an immense fortune, mostly
Officers and passengers of the ship of supreme court decisions for the making the building frost-proof. This
Idaho mines.
lescribe the voyage to and from printer and to write syllabi to be pub makes four warehouses of this kind at
Arrest Divine Healer.
S A W MRS. G U N N E S S .
Heney accused Ruef o f plotting his Nome as an unprecedented bitt'e lished at the head of the decisions. His Canby. and makes Canby the hist mar-
Salt Lake City, Utah, .Tune 3 0 ^
death, and Ruef promptly called with ice. Great bergs which drifted compensation i« $500 per volume, wlrch vet along the Southern Pacific, in this
Ileuey a liar.
from the Arctic ocean last fall, and means about $750 per year. The work vicinity.
T w o Witnesses Inform Detroit Police law against manslaughter has been it :
voke«l to |mnish Charles II. Ti*0* 1 |
A Pendleton man who is afraid to ire frozen in the Behring sea, packecl Joes not interfere with private practice
She Is Alive.
“ divine h<*aler.,, who, it is allegw.
trust the banks has $75,000 in postal is high as the steamer’s stack, were
P O R T L A N D MARKE TS.
Detroit. June 29— The Detroit po permitted two of his small childre»J
'ound in 65 feet of water.
Wins Oratorical Contest.
money orders.
lice believe they are on the trail of die from diphtheria without a**®1
L'niversity
of
Oregon.
Eugene.—
In
Wheat—
Track
prices:
Club,
88c
per
The
Venezuelan
envoy to the
Mrs Relle Gunness, of T.a Porte. Ind.
Expose Royal Grafters.
.the Failing-Beekman prize oratories' bushel; red Russian, 86c; bluestem, 90c; who is accused of wholesale murders attendance. A third is very ill «■
United States is awaiting orders to
the disease. A warrant for Titus i
Valley, 88c.
contest
last
evening
in
Villard
hall.
Lisbon,
June
30.—
A
mass
meeting
leave this country.
on her farm near that citv.
rest was issued. Attention wa>
Millatuffs—Bran, $26 per ton; mid-
organized by the Republicans and pre- Bert W. Prescott, of Baker City, was
T w o young women. Lulu Raymond called to the case by an underta
Shooting and looting continue in ided over bv Bernardino Machado, accorded first place, and the Failin
Mings. $80.50; shorts, country. $28.50; and Grace Renson, whom the police from whom Titus attempted to buy ■*
Teheran, the capital of Persia, caus the
Republican
leader,
yesterday, prize of $150 cash. Miss Miriam Van city, $28; wheat and barley chop, had in custody yesterday afternoon coffin for his 2 year-old baby. 1 a
ing a reign of terror.
tassed resolutions demanding a v ig Waters, of Portland, won second $27.50.
and evening, are said to have met mittud that lie had no buri’U
A French passenger steamer was orous investigation of the advances place, and the Beckman prize of $loo
Rarlev—Feed, $25 per ton; rolled, Mrs. Gunness since her supposed aid iataided to bury tin- chili m j
cash.
Bert
Prescott
is
president
of
f
money
to
the
royal
family
and
the
wrecked on the Spanish coast and
$27.50(0 28.50; brewing, $26.
burned body was found in the ruins yard.
misuse o f public funds during the the associated students, and this yea
about too persons perished.
Oats— No. 1 white, $27.50 per ton; of her home.
won the intercollegiate oratorical
egime o f the late King Carlos
The police claim that the state
Japanese Steamer M ikes Record J
A Seattle man was killed by a cake
Miss Van Waters is editor gray, $27..
A strong force of police surrounded contest
Hay—Timothv. Willamette Valley, ments o f the two voting women con
of ice falling down an elevator short •he meeting place, but there was no >f the Oregon Monthly.
San Francisco, June 30.—-Thf
$17 per ton; Willamette Valley, ordi vinced them that Mrs Gunness is still Japanese turbine liner Tenvo
and striking him on the head.
nterference with the speaker«, some
alive
T
h
e
v
gave
the
names
o
f
other
nary.
$15;
Eastern
Oregon.
$18.50;
raced through the Golden Gate y<
Baker City Plans Centennial.
Flour and other provisions arc get of whom were most violent in their
mixed. $16; clover. $14; alfalfa, $12; persons who are also said to know day. breaking all previous rP(T r! #
B iker City — T o commemorate the llfalfa meal. $20.
xpressions.
N o untoward incidents
ting so high priced in Chicago that
that the woman is alive.
tween this port, Yokohama and n
fir«t white man’s expedition into east
many are scarcely able to buy enough took place.
Pressed Meat«—Hogs, fancy. 8c per
lulu. The trip from Yokohama
ern Oregon, in 1811, Baker City citi
to eat.
Bomb for Spaniards.
pound; ordinary, 7c; large, 6c; veal,
made in 14 days. 12 hours and
-■,
zens arc making preparations to hold
Root Takes Treatment.
xtrn. 8c; prdinarv, 6@7c; heavy, 5c;
A well-organized ring has been dis
Barcelona. June 29— A bomb was utes. and the Tenvo Maru ma .J j
a centennial in 1011. The anniver mutton, fancy. 8(09c.
N
e
w
York.
June
3(>—
Secretary
of
port in 4 days, 18 hours and 50 m
covered in Southern California en
sary is to be of national scope. Every
Butter— Extras. 25e per pound; fancy exploded yesterday in a lavatory in out from Honolulu, establishing
gaged in smuggling Chinese coolies State Root is at William Muldoon's state m the union will be invited to
one of the public squares, seriously records for loth distances.
24c;
choice.
20c;
store.
16c.,
Health
institute
at
White
Plains,
again
across the Mexican border.
participate in the hundredth anniver
Eggs Oregon. 17Jrffl8*c per dozen
injuring two persons and slightly in- previous time from H
*"or a course of .medicine, ball-throw-
v;l® y"T|
The youngest son of the late ng. hard walking and riding col I sary of the discovery of Powder and
rheese Eanev cream twins. 13e per ! juring many others. A panic followed and 2 hours, made by the Nippon
I
Grand
Rondc
valleys
and
the
explora
Charles Crocker, the San Francisco shower baths and plain cooking
He tions in search of the Columbia river’s ..ound. full cream triplets 13«; full , he explosion, which did much dam-
millionaire, has undergone his second went there on Saturday, not because
erenm a oung Americas. 14e; cream
...
, .
, ,,
Curtail Oil Output.
source.
__________
operation for cancer of the stomach
brick. 20e; Swiss tdoek. 18c; limhurger, aRf- a 0 ° 'cenian being badly torn by
r.t*
needed this treatment as he did
EinJIay. O.. .Tune 30__ g
a
portion
of
the
wreckage
Manv
20e.
Resume Work on Road.
A Russian paper predicts that when last year, but because he obtained so
nell, general manager nf the 0h|* ,
Pnultrv Mixed chickens, 11(r?11le women and children were crushed and
reinforcements arrive for the Persian much benefit then that he and hi« phy
Hillsboro.— Several contractors re
Company, yesterday issuefl « re\ ¡ j
revolutionists, the shah's army will sician decided a short course o f P r o cently have been looking over the
* v . . » t a m p e d « . The that oil Jrillers of the country ^ . I
fryers. 16(0H7e: broiler.. HMM7«; bomb exn 'od ej while a ' p r o t o n their projnetion u n til'« market f*1 "
be defeated and the government over fessor Muldoon’s curriculum each work on the Pacific Railway A- Navi Oe:
lucks, old, 1 .^c
year would be a good thing.
sprmsr,
was p.assing, great crowds lining t he' * had ' for
-
* y.resent * - sr>.:.\-
—
nt l
9
thrown.
the
gation between this point and Tilla
recse. 8tf?Pc: turkeys, alive 1(tyo)18e streets and points of vantage
say»
is nil
impossible to --
build
,1 |
0(4
* 3 it ta
monk, and present indications are ^or hens, 14<f?16c for gobblers; dressed
Thee Rivers. Quebec, had a million
for the production, and that J
H
Cloudburst Floods Homes.
that construction is soon to be re
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D
C
dollar fire.
being produced daily in the lH,r-■'*.
Beatrice, N eb . June 30— The Bone sumed. The road is completed for
Potatoes— 01.1 Oregon. $1^1.16 per
, ® .V * Fortune-
field alone more than 100,000 barf^t
T incoin N e b , Tune 29.— The tax-
The wrapping paper trust has pleaded river at this place is on another ram about 20 miles out from this point hundred; new California, 2@2|c perl
able property belonging to Mr. and
page. caused by a two-inch rainfall and six months’ uninterrupted work nonnd.
guilty, and each member was fined.
Life Sentence for Orchard.
nd a cloudburst. The precinitation would complete the g r 'd e and bridgt
Fresh Fruit»—Orange«, fanev. $3.25
William J Bryan, real and per-
The bribery case against Tirey L
s placed at seven inches
The rise building into Tillamook.
<»3 75; lemon».
the
asses-1 , Boise. Idaho. June 30.—Th« i
............ $4’o'4.75;
, . .. ..... strawberries *on«l. has hern - listed
— with
.........
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Ford, o f San Francisco, has been here was very sudden, and water • »
25 per crate- grape fruit. « • 75 s n at a total valuation of $«4 500 , Harrr Orchard, sentenced to
Oregon Electric Progressing.
Ui. ,-ped.
if325 per box; banana» 5»ti?6e per The return* show that Mrs. Brvan next Friday for the murder of « J
running over West Court street for
Hillsboro.— The Oregon Electric _ pound:
$lri»1 25 per hox; °wns 50 acres of real estate, and Col ernor Steunenherg. will be
____ _ cherries,
Eight persons died and scores were several block». Thirty families in a
. .. ready
. . . . . for
y._ - rail-
ill | gooseberries.
e„ o ,rberrie*. Se
5e per
per pound; apricot»'- r>nf! Brvan «7 acres, a total of 137 hv the state hoard of pardon*
w iving section were compelled t o 'w i l l have the Rridr
' prostrated from the heat in Chicago
30 $1<5P1.2.5 per crate; cantaloupes. $2.754® aeres. This is valued at $29.125 The day. In spite of the fact th®*
bandon their homes Traffic over the as far west as Hillsboro within 3r
A second son has been horn to King Union
.......... Pacific is abandoned,
.. ..............................
’ he 1» anxion* that sentence be ca
water dav«, unless there is delay over pro 3.25; blackberries. $1(7H.25 per crate; re«i*1ence is returned at $21.000.
Alfonso and Queen Victoria, of Spam running over one section of the track curing rights of way. A number of peaches. 90eia’$l per erate; plums, $1 Commoner at a valuation of $19 000 it 4» believed the board w mi
and personal property not mentioned the sentence to life impn«’nn
1 suits have hcen filed in the circuit i per erate.
It is claimed many cures have been to the depth of eight feet.
court, and condemnation will follow
Onions—California red. $1.«54® 175 »bove at $12,500.
effected in a leper colony in Louisiana.
Deliver Gifts of Dead K"’* e i
Hvd<* and Schneider were convicted of
fudge McBride will hold an ad- per sack; Bermuda*. $2 per erate; gar-1
L i s b o n . . Tunc
'■
The r o r i d i
land frauds, and Benson and Dimond
Cleveland. O . June 30— Congress- journed session here Monday.
lie. 15/rT20e per pound.
)
Deadlock Broken.
rovai vachi Amelie left t *
JÉ
acquitted
gap
man James S Sherman continue« to
Hop«— 1907. prime and choice. 54?5)e
Charlotte N. C . June 29 Con R i o J a n e i r o . H a v i n g - ’ " f
F* ' r •* Th* Dal1**-
per pound: olds,-2i7i'2Jc per pound
gre««man V'rnor
W \V of Kitchin
wa«
nomi-
which K
ing Ca-
]
T w o men jumped from a speeding au- Mis .’ in «trength He «lent much Sunday.'
the
ballot
wnicn
ixing
■ m -
condition per remains
and to The
The rrid
- «umme-
Ore-;an.
hest. nafed for
fomobile in California, thinking it wa* there ha« been no change made in the meeting of the State Horticultural
pound, normal,
according
Saturday
night
hr a ma- Wool—
»ent to Eastern
President
Fessa average
" ’ ,4,std*j
at 6 o Da'les
’c'oek —
hevond control. Both were badly in- plans for him to lc-ve the hospital Socie-v and Cherry Fair wdl he heM shrinkage; Villev. lO’ô ^ l c
in the Democratic to BrazM. which he
jo rity o f 84) votes
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at The Dalles on June 30, July 1 and 2
make thu year.
Mohair—Choice, 18(318}c per pound state convention.
not later than next Wednesday
FOREST G R O V E ........
I
M ASSIN G T R O O P S .
a Condensed Forra lor Our
;; Packers of Northwest 0 ^
for Protection.”
; FI* PRICE TO EASTER,* BCfit
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