NEWPORT
Y A Q U IN A B A Y
Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort*
T h e Place to Go for Perfect Rest and E very Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
Its Facilities a re C o m p le te — Best of food and an
abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. A ll modem
necessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly pro
vided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly fur
nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
N E W P O R T is reached by way of the Southern Paci
fic to Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R . R .
Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
RATE FROM FOREST GROVE
Season six-months ticket $6.00
Saturday to M on d ay ticket $3.00
Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description
o( Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity aad
rates. Call on, telephone or write
W. Brown, Local Agent*
W M . M c M U R R A Y,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
INSURANCE
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BANKERS AND MERCHANTS
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Of Forest Grove, Oregon
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B e s t an d C h e a p e st
JAMES
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Dealer in
F L O U R and R E E D
Forest Grove, Ore.,
Pacific Ave.
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A t t o r n e v -a t -L a w
Forest Grove,
Oregon
Good Things
TO EAT
Dr. Geiger
H om eopathist and Su rge ry
Tender, Juicy, Steaks,
Forest Grove,
Oregon
Roasts and Stews,
Moulton & Bogan
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f i E
Sausage and Bacon
k S
A ll kinds of Fresh
HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY
Postoffice Row
Forest Grove
Vegetables
Wood Sawing
Groceries
A L B E R T DIXON
Forest Grove
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W. F. SCHULTZ
Misner & Gordon Good Eatables
Fashion Stables
Siylish T u r n o u t s
FOREST GROVE
PACIFIC AVE
D R . J. H. K N O X
Low Prices
Everybody
knows that
V e te r in a r ia n
we keep the best Meats
County Stock Inspsctor
to be had, but this is to
[Office at Hancock & Gordon’ s Livery
Barn.
at
Phone Main 33, Ind. 744
remind you to give us a
call.
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RESTORE OLD RATES
HARRIM AN W ILL FIGHT.
Starts
Suit to Prevent Lumbermen
Getting Reduced Rate.
Portland, July 27.—-While the re
duced tranmscontincntal rates on lum
ber shipments from Oregon to the Mid
FO RM S NEW U N ITS.
W IR E LE SS IN FAR N O R T H .
dle West w ill go into etfect on all lines
on August 15, the W illam ette valley
lumber mill men have not won their President Makes Changes in Admin Government Will Establish New Sta
final round, since the Southern Pacific
istration o f Forests.
tions in Alaska This Year.
company has opened fire from a new
Washington, July 28.— A radical
Washington, July 23.— There is
quarter and sued in the Federi 1 court
for an injunction a.;ainst the Inter change is to be made in the adminis probability that, after all, wireless
state Commerce commission’s order tration o f forest reserves, or National stations at Nome and Fort Gibbons,
forests, during the coming fa ll; not a Alaska, will be established this year.
Securities Put Up by Mill Men Now cutting down the $5 rate to San Fran
cisco and bay points.
The new attack c» an8e o f policy in any way, but a The chief signal officer o f the army
Released— Submit Only for
by the Southern Pacific company will c*lani?e in the manner o f disposing of
is advised that the steamer Ohio
again check the lumber industry in the i f ° restry business. The change is pri-
Tim e Being.
valley, as it clouds the future with un-
ln , interest o f the people o f reached Nome with her cargo in good
the West, but incidentally it benefits condition. The cargo includes equip
certainty.
ment for the wireless station at Fort
Temporary injunctions are reg .rded the service, in that it will save consid Gibbons. As the equipment for the
Tacoma, July 25.— It is officially an
erable
time,
and
permit
of
prompt
ac
as very dangerous to business pros
Nome station was damaged by the
nounced by the Northern Pacific R ail pects, and especially so in this case. tion.
flooding of the hold of the boat in
In
brief,
the
large
clerical
force
of
way company today that consideration Although the railroads propose,to give
which it was shipped, it was feared
the forest serivee, now maintained in that it would be impossible to install
given by the transportation lines to a bond to indemnify lumber manufac
Washington, is to be divided in halves; the Nome station this season, but now
the recent decision o f the Interstate turers in event o f losing the railroads’ one half will remain here, the other it is believed that the working instru
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case in court, the alleged bond does not ° nf ,
wm tfremaln »ere, the other
Commerce commission on the question prove to be any protection to the lum- half w ill be scattered over the West, ments can be got together to establish
of rates on forest products has term i-. ber industry. No new lumber mill is wherever the service maintains divis- the Nome station, and every effort
will be made to do so.
.
nated in an announcement by railway going to start up and no old mill is go- 101" headquarters.
About 250 clerks
The war department is highly
u—
----- - recently
—
&
'and stenographers w ill be sent out
lines ^
that rates
fixed by the 1 ®
ing to resume business on the promise
pleased
with
the
work
done
by
the
commission will, as soon as possible, o f a railroad company to reimburse the from Washingon to Portland, San wireless stations. It has just received
be put into effect by the railways— mill should a lower rate ultimately be Francisco, Salt Lake, Denver, Mis a report that the station on the Far-
soula and Albuquerque, from 40 to 50 rallones held communication with the
not that they think the rates are just, made.
but they submit for the time being to
It is believed by well-informed law going to each place. These rtspective St. Louis for 53 hours outside of
the Interstate Commerce commission’s yers that there does not exist more offices w ill be placed in charge o f ad Honolulu. 1,460 miles distant, her sig
ministrative officers, yet to be select nals coming in loud and clear. Sev
order.
than one chance in 100 for the South-
eral messages were received and
No application for temporary injunc- ern Pacific company to win any import- ed, and once organized will handle and transmitted.
o f practically all administra-
tion against the order w ill
be made, ant ground in the fight against railroad dispose
.
nevertheless the railways
expect to regulation as a result o f its newest at- tlve questions that arise in their re
T R Y IN G TO GET RE SU LTS.
bring suit urging that the
rates are tack upon the validity o f the Hepburn spective districts.
The Portland office, for instance,
unreasonable and asking a determina- i ]aw. Should the company win this
w ill handle all questions arising in the Naval Conference is Struggling With
tion in the courts to that effect.
suit it would d is triy the Interstate
This determination cannot, o f course, Commerce commission as at present National forests o f Oregon and Wash
Task Roosevelt Set.
in g to n ; Salt Lake City will handle
be had until final hearing and decision created and organized.
Newport,
R. I., July 26 . -T h e naval
cases
from
Idaho,
Utah
and
Nevada;
in court; in the meantime it is under
Missoula w ill handle Montana and Min conference met again today to continue
stood the only legal rate will be that
D O U BT S U L T A N S GOOD FAITH . nesota matters, and Denver w ill take the discussion of battleship plans and,
fixed by the commission, and even
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j care o f questions arising in Colorado it is believed, will continue daily meet
should the suit be determined in favor
ings for some time to come.
In the
o f the railways in the end, that deter People o f Constantinople Accept His and Wyoming.
This change in administratioon will executive council, following the presi
trade With Stolidity.
mination cannot be retroactive, and
dent’s speech o f yesterday, Mr. Roose
w ill operate only from that time on.
Constantinople, July 27.— The mo j not entail any new appointments what
It is also announced that the ra lway mentous act of the sultan of Turkey in soever. A ll the clerks w ill be trans velt plainly told the officers present
lines w ill settle for past business on proclaiming yersteday the restoration ferred from Washington, and the ad that he wanted “ results” and would
the basis o f the commission’s rate, o f the constitution o f 1876 has left ministrative officers w ill be chosen insist on them before the conference
and upon such settlements being made, the population o f Constantinople un from among the present officials o f the adjourned.
I t awas said that one result o f the
the security up in protection o f the suit moved. The aspect o f the city is to- ! service.
conference would be to abolish the gen
before Judge Hanford w ill be released. day perfectly normal and there have |
eral board of the navy, but officers now
New Immigration Record.
been no manifestations o f satisfaction
attending the sittings o f the confer
o
f
any
kind.
The
stolid
fatalism
of
Washington, July 25. — Assistant ence are widely varying in opinion as
SH IPPE R S DEMAND PAR LE Y.
the Moslems, who for centuries past { Secretary o f Commerce and Labor to the possibility or desirability of any
have been accustomed to a regime of W illiam R. Wheeler predicts that dur such course.
Ask Presidents o f Eastern Roads to
personal rule and who are not used to ing the next 12 months America will
Conference on Rates.
political freedom, is thought partly to see the greatest flood of immigrants in
War on House Fly.
Chicago,‘ July 25.— Shipping inter explain the apathy everywhere appar her history. In an interview he de
Washington, July 23.— A national
ests o f the entire country, represented ent.
clared today that all the aliens who
by a committee especially appointed at
Added to this is skepticism regard fled to Europe on the advance o f hard campaign against the house fly and
a general conference o f the shippers ing the durability o f the new era prom times last year w ill return, bringing mosquito has been planned and is
held recently in Chicago, decided at a ised.
Furthermore, past experience others with them to the “ land o f prom about to he begun by the government
bureau o f insects, it will cover the
meeting here today to ask presidents and the fact that the sultan conceded ise.” New York steamship companies entire country, and in its prosecution
o f Eastern railroads to meet them to a re-establishment o f the constitution alone, he says, have 600,000 return measures are to be urged by which
discuss the
proposed
increase in under extreme pressure inclines the tickets out and the reappearance of not only communities but whole states
freight rates. It was the unanimous Turks to the belief that the concession good time w ill induce the foreign la- *¡11 be enabled to rid themselves of
opinion o f the committeemen that be is intended merely to surmount the | borers to return to America. Wheeler these deadly enemies of mankind. In
fore beginning a fight it would be wise present troubles and avert the threat gives it as his opinion that this influx order to attain this end it is necessary
to bring about such a meeting with ened disruption o f the empire, and that w ill be headed toward the Pacific merely to adopt a few simple and
the railroad officials, at the same time the earliest opportunity w ill be taken coast, where many opportunitise await well-understood methods, the applica
tion of which may be entrusted to lo
asking them to put no advance into again to suspend the charter o f liberty. the laborer.
cal boards of health. W here the mos
effect until after the conference had
quito is concerned, however, it is
been held.
TO O LE UNDER CHARGES.
deemed advisable that there shotild be
Resigns Under Cloud.
While action on the rate situation
San Francisco, July 25.— Lieutenant a general control by the state, be
was in progress, a long protest and Waives Immunity and Denies Com pli
Russell J. Hazzard, U. S. A., one of cause of the fact that certain species
appeal to the Interstate Commerce
o f these tuneful marauders are mi
city in Land Frauds.
the party which accompanied General gratory and liable to appear suddenly
commission was being formulated by
Funston
on
the
famous
expedition
Great Falls. Mont., July 27.— On ac
in multitudinous swarms in places far
the National Industrial Traffic league,
which resulted in the capture of Agui from their breeding areas, giving pro
composed o f scores o f influential man count o f charges made in connection
naldo,
the
Filipino
leader,
will
leave
found discouragement to local efforts
ufacturing and shipping organizations, with state timber land in the Flathead
valley district, an investigation has for Washington today to appear before toward extermination.
j at Manitou Springs, Colo.
been in progress at Kalispell before the retiring board, seeking to be re-
Wright to See Roosevelt.
The officer saw
Governor Norris, and land board and l'eved from duty.
NEW W IRELESS RECORD.
Washington, July 29.- Secretary o f
ex-Governor Toole, who was a member much hard service in the islands and
Haz- j W ar W right expects to go to Oyster
o f the board when the sales under in is broken in health and spirits.
Point Loma Station Talks With Fleet vestigation were made.
The charges zard is the man who captured the de- Bay the latter part o f this week to
are to the effect that the commission tarter Arturo Howard, who is tuppo—d eonfar with the president on pending
2,900 Miles Away.
favored the big land companies by si ll- to have killed General Lawton.
For |matter» o f importance. The papers in
San Diego, Cal., July 25.— A. R.
ing to them through dummies valuable this capture General Chaffee recom the case o f the eight cadets, whose
Rice, chief operator and his assistants,
timber land for less than it was worth. mended that Hazzard be given the dismissal from the m ilitary academy
H. V. Keefer and C. H. Randall, at
was recommended by a board appoint
Sever* 1 witnesses today testified that medal o f honor.
the Point Loma government wireless ■
.
ed by Colonel Scott, superintendent o f
. ,
,
,,
dummy names were used
telegraph station, hold the record for
,,ru
,, t i
• u
Benzoic Acid Hacmful.
the academy, have been returned to
Wh< n Mr. Toole wished to take the |
j long distance work today, having talk stand
attorneys for the complainants I Wahington, July 24. " In the in- the W ar department from Oyster Ray,
ed with Admiral Sperry’s battleship
objected on the ground that to permit terest of health both benzoic acid and bearing the approval o f President
the Connecticut last night or rather
[ such testimony would grant immunity , benzoate o f soda should be excluded | Roosevelt o f the findings and sentence
this morning at a little past midnight.
] to any person so testifying.
On be from fow ls.” This is the conclusion o f the board,
The Connecticut answered the first call
half o f the governor himself and the of Dr. Harvey W iley, chief o f the bu
o f the station, and after identifying
PostofFices on Warships.
other members o f the board, the at reau o f chemistry o f the department of
each other the battleship stated that
Washington, July 24. — Arrange
torney general waived such immunity. agriculture, after a prolonged investi
she was then in longitude 165 west and
Mr. Toole emphatically denied the gation to determine the effect upon the ments are being perfected for the in
between 9 and 10 north latitude on
charges made by Prodger, as did Mr. human system o f these preservatives. stallation o f a postoffice on every ship
her way to Auckland, N. Z., from Hon
1 Galen. Secretary o f State Yoder and The chemicals were given in various in the United States navy, authoriza
olulu. A little figuring shows that
I Superintend-nt Harmon.
Mr. MiCrea kinds o f foods to Dr. W ileys’ so-called tion for this action having been made
the point is close to 2,900 miles from
| also denied waving made any such re poison squad, and he declared that at the last session o f congress. Under
San Diego, the previous record for long
mark to Prodger.
The investigation their use is highly objectionable and the provisions o f the enabling act en
distance work being 2,600 miles.
will be continued and Governor Norris produces very serious disturbance o f listed men on each ship may be ap
I insists he will go to the bottom o f the metabolic functions, attended with pointed as postmaster and assistant
Steel Trust Prospers.
things.
postmaster, their regular pay to be in
injury to digestion and health.
New York, July 25. That there is
creased $500 and $300 a year, respect
j a gradual, steady increase in progress
ively. They will be required to give
Girls Sold as Slaves
Baldwin Balloon Shipped.
i in all lines o f business was the opinion
Corunna, Spain, July 27.— Dozens of
Washington, July 23.— The balloon bond o f $100.
expressed by the presidents o f the var- young girls believed to have been des and frame of Captain Baldwin’s dirigi
i ious subsidiary companies o f the Unit tined for the white slave trade which ble balloon was shipped from New
Complain o f Overcharges.
ed States Steel corporation at a meet- is said to be flourishing in Cuba, were York Thursday and is expected at
Washington, July 29. The Inter
j ing here today.
Mr. Corey said the taken from the steamer Isla de Panay Fort Myer today The balloon must state Commerce commission today re
reports o f the steel men present were here today, prior to her sailing, osten -1 be assembled by July 25, according to ceived a complaint from the Carsten»
fltc contract with the government
uniformly favorable.
He said that siRiy for Teneriffe.
Packing company, o f Tacoma, Wash.,
Embarkation o f
about 56 per cent o f the finishing ca many young women on the vessel l ieutenant Foulers, in charge o f I against the O. R. & N. and Northern
aeronautics
at
Fort
Myer,
assisted
by
|
pacity o f the various plants controlled aroused the suspicions o f the authori
Pacific railroads alleging an over
j by the United States Steel corpora- ties and a raid disclosed the presence the balloon squad of the signal corps, charge o f about $20 a car cn shipment»
consisting of ten men. is busily pre
' tion were now in operation and that o f many girls stowed away like slaves paring for the tests to be held at the o f rattle from Ontario, Or., and Nam
additional capacity would be put in.
pa, Idaho. Complainant* say the car»
once were in the AJrican trade. Many fort within the next month.
were routed via Portland when they
o f them had been bought from their
Millions for Bay City.
should have gone by way o f Wallula,
Secure Data in Europe.
parent*.
San Francisco, July 25.— Plans that
Narragansett Pier, R. I., July 24.— Wash.
contemplate the expenditure o f over
Chinese Steamer Line.
A t the forenoon session today o f the
$10,000,000 in San Francisco harbor
Shippers’ Letter Not Received.
San Francisco, July 27. A t the Chi- monetary commission, a proposition
by the extension o f the sea wall and ne-«e consulate here today it was admit was submitted for the appointment of
Oyster Bay, July 29. When aksed
the building o f new docks w ill be pre ted that active steps are being taken a subcommittee to go to Europe in Au- today whether President Roosevelt had
sented to the governor, the mayor and for the formation o f a fleet o f vessels ghst.
The subcommittee probably taken any action on the letter reported
the board of harbor commissioners to ply between San Francisco and Chi- w ill comprise Senators Aldrich, Hale to have been sent to him by the Re
soon. The plans have been drawn by nese ports in opposition to the Japan- ®nd Daniel and Representative Pagget, ceivers’ and Shippers’ association o f
engineers o f the Federated Harbor ese steamship lines.
The action is and Representative Burton, o f Ohio, a Cincinnati, asking him if he intend* to
Improvement assocition and provde for said to be the outgrowth o f the com- member o f the commission who is now enforce a decree against several rail
the handling o f over 300,000,000 tons mereial warfare now b«*ing carried on in Europe, would be the fifth member. roads forbidding an increase in rates,
o f freight annually from this port.
the president’ s secretary said that no
by Chinese merchants against Japanese.
such letter had been received by tho
The opposition will be against both the
Japanese Sealers Busy.
Headache Powder Fatal.
Japanese and the American line*.
Washington, July 28.-—A dispatch president.
Monrovia, Cal., July 25.— Henry
received by the Navy department to -,
_ .
_
Wool Market Reported Active.
Canoll, 63 years o f age, a merchant of
day from the gunboat Yorktown, on
S ' lec' B*o d.ng S.tes.
this city, died suddenly at his home
Dillon, MonL, July 27.— The past b a lin g patrol duty aLx>ut the Pribyxloff
Washington, July 29. -J. H. Me*
today. It Is believed that a "harmless week has been very active in the wool inlands, Alaska, indicates that while Dowell, o f the supervising architect a
headache powder” hastened his end. markets.
Sales amounted to 250,000 the situation in sealing waters at pres- office, has been selected special agent
He had suffered with heart trouble for pounds at prices ranging from 14 to ent is quiet, five Japanese schf oners j for the Treasury department to select
some time and was a frequent user o f l 7 lli cent*. A t Lewiston the buyer* are sealing near the island o f S t Paul. 1 sites for public buildings at La Grand«
powders which contained aretanilid, a and growers have deadlocked over I f the sealing vessel* should encroach and Pendleton, O r.; Walla Walla,
strong depressant, in dangerous quan prices, and the greater part o f the upon the seal preserve* a serious clash Wash., and Pocatello. Idaho. Mr. Me
| Dowell leaves for the West tomorrow.
three million pounds w ill be consigned. ls probable.
tities.
Railroads Accept Decision of In
terstate Commission.
NORTHERN PACIFIC IS LEADER