Forest Grove press., January 25, 1912, Image 2

DOINGS OF THE 1 E K
LAU NCH
With
W RECKED;
5
DROW N.
Engine Disabled, Boat is Driven
on C o o s Bay Bar.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE
R IV E R B O A T B L O W S UP.
Steamer Dixon’» Boiler Kills Three
and W recks Vessel.
DEFENDS T A M IL S .
Kalama, Wash.—The boiler of the
Marshfield, Or. — Five men were
river
steamer Sarah Dixon exploded
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drowned just at dark Saturday even­
four miles above here at 11:15 Thurs­ Taft Says Many People Not Heady
Current Events oF Interest Gathered ing when the little gasoline launch Farm ers of Tillamook County Make Stanfield M an M akes B ig Financial day
night. The pilot house was ripped
North Star No. 1, control of which
for Self Government.
Su
cce
ss
at
Business.
Valuable
Discovery.
from
the superstructure and the vessel
From the World at Large.
had, in some unknown manner, become
soon
sank.
Three
lives
were
lo
Stanfield—F.
M.
Curtis,
living
five
Tillamook—Considerable
interest
is
lost, capsized on the Coos Bay bar.
in a new plant, a native of Til­ miles west of Stanfield,, a prominent The dead are Captaip Fred R. Stin­
Those who perished were: Joe Yonk­ taken
lamook
county, which is called a per­ poultry breeder, is increasing his in­ son, First Mate Arthur Monical, and Believes Majority Needs C u r b in g -
General Reeume o f Important Eventa ers, skipper; Frank Tanner, married; ennial clover, and it is asserted by cubator plant. He is preparing to in­
W ords “ Judicial Recall’’ Are
Ira Albee; Con Ferri; William Brain- those who have experimented with it stall a mammoth plant of 6,000-egg Fireman Silas Knowles.
Preaented In Condensed Form
Inconsistent.
Nine
persons
escaped
from
the
sink­
Heat will be provided by
erd, married and father of four chil­ that it will produce from 30 to 50 tons capacity.
fo r O u r Busy Readers.
means
of
a
boiler
and
hot
water.
All
of
feed
to
the
acre.
It
is
a
specie
of
ing
steamer
and
in
a
boat
under
com
dren.
alsike, with alsike food values. the old oil-burner 400-egg machines mand of Pilot D. Conway were hurried
Though it is impossible to learn the the
New York—With a denunciation of
It perpetuates itself from node buds which he now has will be discarded. down
the river to this city.
New York policemen are to have a cause of the disaster, it is believed by and bulbs, and has no bloom, flower, Not quite five years ago Mr. Curtis
the
principle of judicial recall, deliv­
thorough course in wrestling.
members of the lifesaving crew that seed or sex. It grows in the winter settled on the land where he now C. G. Ousley, watchman of the ered to the Bar association of the
well as in the summer, and frost lives, taking it as a homestead from steamer, said that the boat was op­ state of New York at its banquet Sat­
Pekin is in fear of wholesale mas­ the engine broke down and it was im­ as
noes
not interfere with or stop its the government. At that time he had posite Martin’s Island when the ex­
possible
for
Yonkers
to
manage
his
sacres when abdication of the throne
growth.
procure seed, the clover lots of faith and hope in the chicken plosion occurred. A number of the urday, President Taft concluded a
becomes an actual fact.
boat in the strong current and ebb is cut in To
a feed chopper. It will business, but not many chickens and crew
evening which he employed
were in bed and left the vessel busy
thrive on any land on which red clover very little cash. The first year he
An Indianapolis grand jury has tide.
chiefly
in speechmaking at three dif­
will grow, and on land too wet and too erected his small home and outbuild­ in scanty night wear.
taken up the pursuit of Schmidt and The four men who, with Yonkers, cold
ferent
functions.
After a plea for
ings,
dug
a
well,
cleared
a
portion
of
to
grow
red
clover.
One
plant
“ The Sarah Dixon left Portland in simplification of I^gal
went down to a watery grave, were
Caplan, alleged dynamiters.
proceedure,
his
land
of
sagebrush
and
prepared
it
produces
from
200
to
several
thousand
last of a score of passengers who
the afternoon for Beaver Slough and which he argued wîtfi much
A Russian and a Hungarian arrested the
plants. May planting will yield a crop for cultivation.
earnest­
had
taken
passage
from
Marshfield
for
as spies in Germany, have been sen­ Empire. At the latter place late in in July.
But his small flock of chickens were reached Martin’s island with no un­ ness before the company of lawyers,
tenced to three years imprisonment. the afternoon all but the five men It is said by those who are growing good layers and eggs brought from 25 usual circumstances in the voyage, Mr. Taft waxed more incisive in com­
Watchman Ousley. “ The cap­ ing to the topic on which he evidently
ashore, and the craft continued it that it produces green feed summer cents to 60 cents a dozen at the stores, said
Culiun veterans have agreed to sup­ went
tain
and
mate were in the pilot house felt deeply.
and
so
he
made
expenses
from
the
and
winter
in
enormous
quantities.
its
journey
toward
South
Slough,
a
port President Gomez in maintaining tributary of the bay.
when
the
blast occurred and were in­ “ We do not believe that all people
start
and
increased
his
stock.
In
the
A
sample
of
the
clover
was
sent
to
the
order and Cuba’s revolutionary crisis Suddenly the launch’s progres department of agriculture at Wash­ succeeding years he has entered the stantly killed.
No one saw either of are fitted for popular government,"
seems passed.
ington, D. C., and J. M. Westgate, business of raising the fanciest breed­ them or the fireman, who was in the he said. “ Some of us don’t dare say
ceased
and
it
started
to
drift.,
Final­
Woodrow Wilson, governor of New it was seen to strike the jetty, agronomist, writes that it is one of the ing stock and during the last two engine-room, after the explosion hap­ so, but I do, and the question whether
Jersey, says many of our laws are ly
where it turned over. The lookout on most interesting specimens that has years has rather made a specialty of pened. I
a people is fitted for popular self-gov­
Archaic, and that politics fail to keep the bar immediately rushed word of come to the attention of the depart­ furnishing “ day-old chicks.” Last “ After the poeple on board saw that ernment
upon the restraint
deck was ripped open by the blast that the depends
pace with industrial demands.
the disaster to the lifesavers, but it ment, and a specialist will be sent to year he had orders for day-old chicks the
minority
place upon the
and that the Dixon was in danger of majority to see that can justice
too late to help the men in peril, Tillamook to investigate and report on or eggs for hatching from nearly sinking,
is done.
Being convinced that Banker Morse was
there was a wild rush for “ We of the bar are called
and the strong current carried the this new perennial clover discovered every state in the Union, from Alaska,
upon to
has but a short time to live, President North
Canada
and
Mexico.
Many
orders
the
life-boats.
in
the
southern
part
of
the
county.
Star No. 1, still capsized, far
decide
whether
we
are
going
to
pro­
Taft “ commuted his penltentairy out to sea.
“
All
of
the
nine
persons
got
into
were received in excess of the number
tect
the
judiciary
and
continue
it
in­
sentence to expire immediately."
the one boat from the after part of dependent of a majority during a time
he could fill.
B E E T T E S T S GOOD.
In the attempt of the lifesaving
This year he has booked orders for the steamer and rowed to Kalama. that it is deciding questions of law
The United Mineworkers of Amer­ crew to get within rescue distance,
70,000 day-old chicks, which he None of us were well clothed and be­
ica have indorsed President John one of the members of the crew was Government Experiments In Klamath about
justice.
expects to be able to supply. These fore we got here we were all suffer­ and “ The
County Encouraging.
Mitchell and rejected a resolution washed overboard and with difficulty
judicial recall—the words
chicks sell for 124 cents each, ing from the cold.”
committing the organization to Social­ was rescued.
Klamath Falls—W. H. Heilman, of day-old
themselves
are so inconsistent that I
The work of the lifesavers was, the Klamath project of the United and some of them for 15 cents. Mrs.
ism.
hate
to
utter
them ! Are we going to
T H IB E T D E E P IN B L O O D .
therefore, distracted from the North States reclamation service, has achiev­ Curtis and he have been doing all the
make our constitution a liquid thing
Fifty thousand women members of Star
work
on
the
place,
but
this
year
he
to
the
rescue
of
one
of
their
own
some fine results from his efforts will have one assistant to do the heavy
so that a majority can flood the halls
the Ulster Unionists’ association have number, after which it was found im­ ed
World Will Be Shocked If Whole of justice, decide every action and
to encourage the sugar-beet industry work,
called upon their sisters in Great possible
while Mrs. Curtis and he super­
reach the rapidly-disap­ in Klamath county, the samples of
Truth Is Told.
overide with popular passion and prej­
Britain to aid them in defeating the pearing to ill-fated
boat, as she grew what Mr. Heilman induced the farm­ intend the plant. Next year they may TSan Francisco
udice every principle of this govern­
home rule bill.
—
J.
C.
Ogden,
a
locate
closer
to
the
railway
station;
if
dimmer in the oncoming darkness.
ers to grow being pronounced by Mr. not, they intend to use an automobile Christian church missionary, of Los ment, the greatest God ever made?
Orton, sugar-beet expert of the de­ to facilitate the handling of orders.
Without warning and without any
“ You must bear in mind that this
T. R. IS N O T C A N D ID A T E .
partment of Agriculture at Washing­ Mr. Curtis says that there is lots of Angeles, has arrived in San Francisco matter of judicial recall is being agi­
known cause, the boiler of the river
ton, as “ almost phenomenal." Mr. room in the poultry business in Ore­ with his wife and^child, after a des­ tated the country over, that the men
steamer Sarah Dixon, blew up near
Martin’s point, in the Columbia river, Sa y s He Would Not Accept Nom ina­ Heilman is in Washington now to do gon,
for it are many. What I
is favorable for perate 1,000-mile journey through the speaking
work for the reclamation service anyone and to opportunity
killing her captain, first mate and fire­
tion If Offered.
call
your
attention
to is that it is nec­
wilds
of
China
and
Thibet,
in
which
succeed.
incidentally work for co-opera Last year 3,000,000 baby chicks
man.
essary
that
good
like you
Washington, D. C. — President and
tion of government officials in having were shipped into California, Idaho, all three narrowly escaped with their should speak the truth people
that
is
in you
According to a ruling by City At­ Taft’s serenity in the face of a wide­ the
sugar-beet industry in Klamath Washington and Oregon. Of this lives.
in favor of courts and their indepen­
torney Long, of San Fancisco, civil spread propaganda for the nomination county
given
as
much
impetus
as
pos­
and the restraint of the consti­
service in San Francisco county ap­ of Theodore Roosevelt for the presi­ sible.
number only about 50,000, or one-six­ The missionary and his wife were dence
that were imposed by the
plies to every county official and em­ dency is now explained by the state­ Last spring he was able to begin tieth,
compelled literally to wa-’e through tution
were
hatched
on
the
Coast,
the
ploye except city attorney, district at­ ment that Colonel Roosevelt recently definite work with sugar beet experi remainder coming from east of the blood in the journey from Batang, wisest ancestors any people ever had.”
In reference to the simplification of
torney and public administrator.
Rocky mountains. With the mild, dry Thibet, to the French province of legal
told a member of the Taft cabinet ments among the farmers in Klamath climate
procedure the president said he
of
Umatilla
county,
which
county,
and
distributed
200
pounds
of
that
he
would
not
accept,
if
nomi­
Investigation of Bell Telephone
Tong
King,
China.
They
arrived
here
had
had
feeling that the bar and the
permits
poultry
to
exercise
out
of
beet seed, which he had obtained from doors every month in the year, with on the Japanese liner Nippon Maru. bench “ a owed
affairB seems likely to disclose a big nated.
to the people greater
Careful observers have noted that the department of agriculture. Cap alfalfa easily available to furnish “ The story of the isolated provinces effort toward making
monopoly.
administra­
just before Christmas, Henry L. tain O. C. Applegate, a pioneer Klam green feed the year around, with in Northern China is one that will tion of law effective and the just
by ex­
An official will be sent to investi­ since
ath county developer, also supple wheat and other grains available at
Stimson,
secretary
of
war,
has
paid
at
justice.”
gate charges against Governor Frear, least three visits to Oyster Bay. Mr. mented the distribution work. From
shock the world, when it is told,” said pediting
“ I am glad to know,” he said,
primary cost from the adjacent large Ogden. “ I was sent te Thibet six that
of Honolulu.
Stimson was Mr. Roosevelt’s unsuc­ tests made of the beets grown by the dry-land
is now a profound effort
wheat
ranches,
and
the
cost
years
ago
as
a
missionary.
The
war­
candidate for governor of New farmers Mr. Heilman says, in a Tetter, of housing and shelter at the mini like Thibetans have taken up arms to study there
The late Chief Justice Harlan left cessful
where
it is that we can short­
that the Klamath district “ has demon mum, all natural conditions have been
an estate of $13,000, of which $7,200 York last year. Secretary Meyer, strated
en
litigation
so
that delay won’t make
and
are
using
the
revolution
in
China
very
clearly
that
it
is
in
the
who
was
the
only
Roosevelt
cabinet
was life insurance.
judgment unjust.”
propitious for the success of this Stan­ as an excuse for plundering and pil­ just Referring
officer retained in the Taft cabinet, sugar-beet belt of the country.”
French code, the
field poultryman.
laging. There is far more to be president said to that the there,
President Taft is not averse to has conferred with Mr. Roosevelt
as with us,
F
A
R
M
T
H
R
IF
T
IS
A
IM
.
feared,
as
far
as
the
missionaries
are
Hitchcock’s proposal of government within the past two weeks.
was a “ tendency to assume that
S T A T E S C H O O L T H R IV E S .
concerned, from the Thibetans than there
It has been a matter of quiet com­ Corvallis Club to Em phasize Inten­
ownership of telegraph lines.
were made for the courts and
there is from_ the Manchus and litigants
in Washington that if relations
the exercise of the refinements of rea­
Chico, Cal., felt a slight earth­ ment
Chinese.
sive Land Methods.
Training
Institution
Head
M ak
between
Oyster
Bay
and
the
White
rather than vice versa.
quake, which is believed to have been House were severely strained, it Corvallis — Promotion of intensive
“ The border between China and son “ There
Annual Report,
more severe in the mountains.
is much the same tendency
Thibet is overrun with wild and law­ there
would
be
difficult
for
any
cabinet
offi­
farming
in
Benton
county
will
absorb
as with us,” he continued, “ to
Representative Borland, of Mis­ cer to be visiting Mr. Roosevelt fre­ much of the activities of the Corvallis Salem — Superintendent Looney, of less bands.”
keep the antagonists pawing in the
souri, would build a national road, 60 quently, and nearly impossible for commercial club in the current year, the state training school, has prepared
feet wide, from New York to San Secretary Meyer or Secretary Stimson Special attention will be given to the his annual report and submitted it to J A P P O A C H IN G M U S T H A LT . vestibule of justice."
Francisco and Olympia.
the governor. He announces that
to do it, thev having been so close to development of the small fruit indus­ many
of the boys who left the school United States Revenue Cutter Puts A V IA T O R S T H R IL L C R O W D .
A bomb was thrown at Premier him formerly.
try. At the first meeting of the new are doing
and are self-supporting,
Yuan Shi Kai, of China, killing two
on Warpaint for Honolulu,
board of officers it was determined to and that well
Badly Beaten By M otor­
the school is accomplishing Seattle—With
soldiers and the horses attached to the C U B A N P O L IC Y A P P R O V E D . press this campaign, which was out­ much for the
augmented batteries Aeroplane
welfare of its inmates.
cycle In 100-Yard Dash.
carrige, but not injuring the pre­
lined at the annual business meeting In his report he
transforming her into a minature bat­ Los Angeles—Before a crowd of
says:
mier. '
T a fl'z Action Thought Right C ourse of the club members.
“ There were 92 boys in our care at tleship, the United States revenue 10,000
The
Commercial
club,
which
has
a
by European Leaders.
the third international
the beginning of 1911; released dur­ cutter Thetis came over from Brem­ aviation persons,
PO RTLAN D M ARKETS.
of nearly 300, is in excel­ ing
meet
opened
here Saturday.
London—President Taft’s course in membership
the year, 65; away on leave of erton to take on stores and prepare for Forty-nine aviators were
lent condition financially, and is de­ absence,
entered in
Wheat— Track prices: Bluestem, the matter of the Cuban note is com­ clared
7;
admitted,
68;
escaped,
departure
to
her
home
station
at
Hon­
an
efficient
force
in
the
up­
the 16 events scheduled for the day,
86c; club, 81c; red Russian, 80c; mended throughout Europe, save in a building of the community.
not
returned,
4;
returned
on
account
olulu.
most of them appeared in the air.
valley, 82c; forty-fold, 82c.
quarters. The sole criticism is There is a strong and increasing of poor home condition and also for At the navy-yard at Bremerton her and
No
records
were broken and no acci­
MillstufTs — Bran, $23 per ton; few
that
“ a wise step has been taken be­
breaking
parole,
20.
Four
of
these
among the members that youths came back of their own accord, battery of two one-pounders was al­ dents occurred.
shorts, $25; middlings, $30; rolled latedly.” In Fleet street circles it is sentiment
the advertising of this country's re­ as they had no work and no suitable tered to four three-pound machine The first event, that of a fast flight
barley, $37(r£38.
alleged that the British foreign office, sources
in the East should be carried place to stay for the winter. Two guns. These, it is thought, will around the field, was participated in
Oats—No. 1 white, $30.50 ton.
two months ago, was informed that by co-operative
work of the various were placed with farmers, who kept render the Thetis a formidable vessel by a dozen or more flyers.
Hay—No. 1 Kastem Oregon tim­ the political activity of certain Cuban on
her class and will command the A motorcycle, a man, a horse, an
bodies of the Willamette them
othy, $17(u)18; No. 1 valley. $16( i <:16; military men was likely, if unchecked, commercial
during the summer and as soon for
respect
Japanese poachers who, automobile and an aeroplane contested
and of the state, and that the as the fall
alfalfa, $13®14; clover, $12; grain to precipitate “one of those demoral­ valley
was finished returned for years, of have
guilty of poach­ in a handicap dash of 100 yards. The
individual activities of the club should them to the work
hay, $14.
ized
situations."
school, showing that they ing and ruthlessly been
destroying
plumage motorcycle won easily, the man sec­
be
coonfined
to
local
public
improve­
Barley—Feed, $36«i:87 ton.
By a bitter Berlin censor of the ments and the developing of local in­ took them to get all the work out of birds on the islands in the Hawaiian
Corn—New, whole, $33 per ton; American
horse third, automobile fourth
in foreign affairs, a dustries.
them they could and then were through group, where the Thetis will operate ond,
cracked, $34; old, whole, $36; cracked, journal that policy
and the aeroplane a bad fifth. The
does
not
conceal
its
hopes
with
them.
The
highest
number
in
during
the
winter.
$37.
program included shooting at pigeons,
a breakdown in the Knox-Grey
school at any time during the year
Fruit Trade Great.
Cranberries, $10«i$ll.60 per barrel. of
fancy dipping and diving and races.
arbitration
proposals,
charges
the
was
106.
Banker Morse is Pardoned.
Potatoes — Buying prices: Bur­ United States with “ playing a slow Eugene—Business handled amount­ In January we had one case of
banks, 90«<i$1.16 per hundred; sweet but sure game for the absorption of ing to nearly $250,000 and the sum of diphtheria, but since then have had Washington, D. C.—President Taft
Fare to Northwest, $ 2 5 .
potatoes, $3 per crate.
$51,996.41 paid growers were the no serious contagious illness of any commuted to expire immediately, the Omaha—The Union Pacific railroad
Cuba."
Vegetables - Artichokes, $1.25 per
principal items of the report of Mana­
Four boys werf operated on for 16-year sentence for violating the Na­ officials in this city have announced a
dozen; cabbage, 14(«l}c per pound;
ger J. O. Holt to the stockholders of sort.
Gom pers Issues Challenge
during the past year and tional banking laws under which resumption of its low colonist rates to
cauliflower, $1.90(<i2 per crate; cel­ Washington, D. C.—Senator Hey- the Eugene Fruitgrowers' association adenoids
health greatly benefitted as a Charles W. Morse, the New York the
Northwest, effective for six weeks
ery, $5.25 per crate; garlic, 8(<i 10c burn, of Idaho, is challenged by Sam­ at its annual meeting here. This was their
result.
banker and ice king,” has served of March
and April next, during
per pound; lettuce, $2.50(<i«!2.75 per
an
increase
of
over
$6,000
in
the
two
years
in
the
Federal
prison
at
Work
on
the
trades
building
was
which time the fare from the Missorui
crate; peppers, 8«i>10c per pound; uel Gompers, president of the Ameri­ amount paid the growers over the fig­ finished in October. We have installed Atlanta, Ga.
river to all Oregon and Washington
pumpkins, lor 14c per pound; squash, can Federation of Labor, in the Amer­ ures of last year. The manager also machinery and are ready for work.
The commutation of sentence, which points
will be $25.
1 l«l 14c; sprouts, 7«!8c; turnips. ican Federationiat, to produce in court reported a gain of 28 in membership
gives
Morse
immediate
freedom
but
$1.25 per sack; rutabagas, $1.25; car­ of law any evidence which he may of the association the past year, and
Each
of the colonist rates a
does
not
restore
his
civil
rights,
was through day
Help Fruit Grow ers.
rots, $1.25; parsnips, $1.25; beets, have of any illegal acts performed by substantial improvements made to the
train
tourist sleeping
upon recommendation of At- cars, with special of dining
Corvallis — Requests are coming granted
$1.60.
Gompers. The editorial is based packing plant.
car service
torney-General Wickersham and Sur- and greatly reduced dining
car
Onions — Association price, $1.75 upon the occurence in the senate when
from
fruitgrowers’
associations
and
geon-General
Torney,
U.
S.
A.
per sack.
Heyburn declared that "no communi­
prices, will be run through from
O regon Apples to Germany.
from
individual
fruitmen
to
the
Ore­
Omaha to Portland.
Butter — Oregon creamery butter, cation should be received from Mr.
Grande—Apple shipments from gon Agricultural college asking in­
Boy K icks Up Gold Nugget.
solid pack, 3Hc; prints, extra; butter Gompers, because of the facts dis­ the La Grande
formation
as
to
the
manufacture
of
Ronde valley have heen
Medford. Or. — While stumbling Royal Visitors to Avoid Capital.
closed in the McNamara trial and made to Germany,
fat, lc less than solid pack prices.
which country their own lime-sulphur solution. All along Foots Creek one afternoon re­ London—The
Poultry—Hens, 124c; springs, 124c; subsequent thereto."
fact that the Duke
promises tc become a large market for who wish information on this subject cently, Ed. Koster, a boy 14 years old, and Duchess of Connaught,
ducks, young, 18c; geese. 114«il2c;
with their
and
explicit
directions
for
the
erection
the
product.
Mr.
Imbler
having
kicked up a bright piece of metal and, daughter, the Princess Patricia,
Balloonists in Dire Peril.
turkeys, live, 174c; dressed, choice,
are
of
a
manufacturing
plant
or
the
con­
shipped
several
cars
early
in
the
sea­
taking
it
home,
discovered
that
it
as
20«i 224c.
Los Angeles—Two amateur balloon­ son. Last week two cars of Rome struction of a small home plant, may a gold nugget valued at $30.18. The not to visit Washington while they
Eggs Fresh Oregon ranch, candled, ists who attempted to make a moon­ Beauties and other varieties were secure it by addressing the college, find has caused considerable excite­ are in the United States is causing
86c per dozen.
light flight had a thrilling experience shipped from Elgin by Sherman Chap­ hich will send an expert when pos­ ment. and since that time the boy and some comment here, although it is be­
Pork—Fancy, 84 <i.9c per pound.
for a few hours while their craft was
Both orders were secured through sible to confer with the association or about the entire population of the lieved there must be some good ex­
Veal—Fancy. 134 w 14c per pound. being blown far out to sea. After pie.
planation for their decision. It is
the Northwestern Fruit Grower»' ex­ individual and advise them.
Foots Creek mining district have been usual
Choice steers, $6«i6.25; good, $6.75 reaching a height of 10,000 feet, the change.
when royal personages visit a
tramping
over
that
vicinity
in
search
(<!6; choice cows, $5«! 6.35; good, balloon started out to sea and traveled
Nearly
0.000
Acres
of
Timber
Sold
foreign
country, even if semi-official »
of
further
treasure.
$4.40fn4.60; choice spayed heifers, many miles before a change in the
Newport May Hav» Shipyard.
ly,
to
pay
their respecta to the head of
Astoria.
—
A
deed
was
filed
for
re­
$5.364(5.50; good to choice heifers, wind brought it back to land. As soon Newport—George Walker of To­ cord here whereby the Whitney com­
the nation.
Army
Wants
(Civilians.
$6(<i6.26; choice bulls, $4 25«!4.60; as they saw the earth the gas bag was ledo,
builder of the Newport. Truant pany, limited, sells to the Columbia Washington. D. C. — For the first
good. $4.<5«i5; choice calves, $7.6(K<t cut and a landing made in the Venice and various
Butter Prize o f Thieve».
dredges and small boats, River company 8,948 acres of timber time in the history of the army en­
8; good. $6.75617.
hills.
is
looking
for
a
suitable
location
for
a
New
^ ork—The high price to which
lands
in
the
Blind
Slough
district
as
gineer
corps,
an
effort
is
being
made
Hogs—Choice light hogs, $6.8(Y<i:7;
shipyard in Newport Mr. Walker well as its logging railroad, machin­ to fill vacancies by the appointment utter has soared has made it the
Citrus Fruit Yiald Heavy.
good to choice hogs, $6.40<<46.60;
has watched the steady growth of ery and other equipment the consid­ of civilians. Other branches of the prize loot of city thieves. It has de­
smooth heavy hogs. $5 75«! 6.
San Bernardino. Cal. — The citrus shipping in Yaquina Bay and is con­ eration
named being nominal. The military service insisted that the en­ veloped that gangs of clever opera­
Sheep — Choice yearling wethers, fruit crop of Southern California this vinced that the demand for new ships latter corporation
is a subsidiary of gineers were drawing too large a pro­ tives have stolen thousands of dollars’
$4.50«i4.86; choice killing ewea, season will he approximately 36,600 and repairs in Newport will justify the first and was organized
for the portion of the best men in the acad­ worth of the commodity in the last
$3.85014.25; choice lamb* $5.50«! cars, according to the statement of J. establishing
a yard here. He has re­ purpose of handling ail the Whitney emy.
few weeks, a load valued at $1,000
and congress direeteo the ap­ having
6.76; good to choice4 $4.50(0:5; culls, S. Leeds, of Chicago, head of the ceived a number of offers of water­ company's
timber
interest
in
Clatsop
been taken in one instance in
pointment
of
civilians
to
a
certain
ex-
$3.75644.
Santa Fe Refrigerator dispatch.
front property.
, county.
daylight
I tenL
district. from a truck in the
w wholesale