tho Russian relief quee- T« • ,. X»' • ■ U'. , ate department has a Portland. A ’A—(A. P.)—The >o«- •tog' I 1 ............... tug. 10.—(A. t. over 100 Americans detained The fir»t p'i bureau of crop ¿st t mat«. reports a -• l ’n specials to the Ts!e«.*4:u valley yesterday totalled seven cars, In Russia funds to flnxt c .* * t'.a, I A general decline in the condition o* audlturiuu- «or th« aoutU«rui ui i«vll boundary \ youu,; .«■ vican ..led to • nay that It has been practically de- one of which was from Merlin. Yes­ Oregon crops in J"i" on account of Industrial Exposition waa tired thia pay hla «tor« bill with some of it 1 elded by Senators McNary and Stan­ terday was the first day that Bart­ STATE BLEMBD WITH THREE GOVERNORS IN SINGLE DAY the lack of rain. morning when the local post of the here recently, and said be had re­ field that Clyde G. Huntley will be letts had been shipped, the present The total wheat crop is estimated appointed collector of Internal reve­ consignments being billed to Chicago. Nogales, Aris., Aug. 10.—(A. P. 1 Amerlcau la-gion took the first block ceived It as pay for labor. nue, Clarence Hotchkiss will be ap­ Two of the carloads were from the —Arizona had three governors in at 23.000,000 bushels, of which 17,« of 10 shares offered Committees of pointed marshal, and that Asa Oregon Growers at Medford and four one day recently. Governor Thomas 750,000 bushels is winter wheat. business men mad« a personal can­ GO\ EBNoR OF H 4M All TAKER Thompson will have the farm loan were shipments of the Bardwell E. ('ampbell, R. E. Hall, secretary of The average yield is placed at 25 vass of tho stores, signing up aub-! IIIH OATH AMID CEREMONIES Fruit company of Medford, which is state, and John McK. Redmond, as­ bushels, which is generally better bank appointment. •criptlons for the stock. There la a delay in the appoint ­ under the management of the asso-1 distant secretary of state, all visited than usual. The condition of the Iaut night the work was taken up Honolulu. T 11. Aug. 10 —(A. P.)j here. Governor Campbell and Sec­ spring wheat declined from 92 per In the Murphy district, through the! —The crossed wooden si>eara of old ment of a collector and appraiser of elation. The Twohy Brothers ranch at Hell j retary Hall visited Nogales, Sonora, cent to 85 per cent. county agent’s office. Th« granges.! martial Hawaii, held In the hands of ■ customs, but announcements are ex­ Oats fell from 95 per cent to 88 Gate and the D. E. Heller orchard at and the moment they stepped out of farm bureau and other county or-| stalwart Hawaiian« clad In tho Im-1 pected any day. Sanitations have offered their active 1 presalve and colorful regalia of dry«: Examinations for postal vacancies Hugo furnished the fruit for the car! the state, the law made the assistant per cent, indicating a drop of 11,- support in the rural districts, while that have gone, guarded the new gov-i In Albany. Astoria and several other from Merlin. Today a car is to be secretary of the state, acting gover- 000,000 bushels. The hay crop is estimated at shipped, with pears from orchards! nor. He wore the mantle for half the sportsmen's league. Chamber of ernor of the territory. Wallace It cities will be held September 6. Tbs president signed the Portland around Grants Pass It is estimated and hour or so, when Mr. Hall was 2,297,000 tons. Potatoes lost 10 per Commerce and the American legion Farrington, recently as he walked that there will be 25 cars of pears compelled to return to meet an en­ cent will cooperate with Manager Bor­ along the halls of lolanl palace, now exposition bill at 10:80 today. shipped out this season from the Im-j gagement. and he succeeded to a lit­ land In putting the campaign over In the capllol, to take bls oath of office.: mediate vicinity of Grants Pass. The tle brief authority; then Governor the city A total of $10,000 will be Aa Governor Charles J. McCarthy whole valley will have shipments Campbell came back from Mexico. Enjoy Trip Through Ca v e« needed to finance th« building al-| relinquished his post and his succes­ which will bring the total to about'and when he stepped across the line. The Josephine county caves are though all may not be raised al this sor was sworn In. they "«ere sur-¡ he in turn re-assumed the guberna­ indescribable writes A. F. Bremer, of time. rounded ‘by prominent Caucasian, Governor» of Western States Will 600 cars. Prices this year will be good, says ’ torial powers and duties The Guard mechanical force, who Attractions are being sought for' Americana of the Islands and by lead­ Also Be Given Bid» by »1st C. C. I«emmou, of Medford, who is in. with his family is on a trip to Crater the fair as none have yet been se­ ers of the Hawaiian-American» who the city today. The quality of the Rich Strike Made— lake. Crescent lake and other spots cured Manager Borland expects to gathered to do them honor aa earlier l«os Angeles. Cal.. Aug. 10.— (A. A rich strike is reported in the old of interest in central and Southern have a number of concessions listed Hawaiian« had honored their kings. P I—General John J. Pershing has pears is not as good as last season. | however, a large number of theiNorliag group of mines situated Oregon. The Bremers were to have eoon and an attempt will be made to beefl Invited to be the gn«t of honoY pears showing frost marks There about four miles west of Jackson­ pot on a celebration that will attract Married M Tidewater— ’at the 91st division’s annual reunion have been heavy shipments to the ville. An actual assay shows $339 - made the trip to Crater lake 3unday. As yet the party has not decided what people from all over the valley. It William Pollock of Jump-off-Joe to be held here September 34 and 25. east, but prices have stayed up and 86 in gold and silver within three route to take from Crescent home, la probable that baacball games can was married on Sunday. August 7. The invitation to General Per- Mr. I«emmon thinks that there is no feet of grass roots. Another vein was but will probably come by way of be arranged. to Daisy Webb, at Tidewater, Ore shing was transmitted by J. W 8 Kxp7*^ 4 'misere Washington. Aug. 10. (A. P.)—■ Thursday evening. August 11. There the states in the Ninth corps area, Stage International Regatta mineral resources of Jackson county. Detroit. Aug. 10.—(I. N. S.)— Repeal of the excess profits tax and will be Initiation which include Washington, Oregon. Tribune Income surtaxes above 32 per cent, Nevada. Utah, Idaho. MonUn. and Tear gas bombs will become part of —Medford Mail ______ Buffalo. N. Y„ Aug. 10.—(A. P.) the equipment of the Detroit police effective as of last January 1, and Farm Bureau llcveivr» PropoeiG— California. Highway Contractors Here— —Speed boats representing all sec­ department soon. Police Commission ­ all freight, passenger and transport H. Lltke announces that at the Men are expected to attend the re-j Tom J. W’hite, Joe Leahy and W tions of the United States and East- tatlon taxes as of next January 1,1 meeting of the executive committee union from all parts of the west, tn er Inches announces. T. Parons, contractors for the Jose- ern Canada are entered in the inter- The gas produces a tem;>orary but phine cave« highway, arrived thi«; national power boat regatta and the was agreed upon by the republican of the Farm Bureau be made an which the division was raised and majority of the house ways and agreement with them to supply mem­ trained before It went overseas to violent crying spell, which doctors' morning from Portland and left im­ Fisher-Allisan trophy races for the have declared harmless. means committee The majority al­ bers of tho bureau with farm imple­ fight. mediately for Holland. Messrs. displacement boat championship of The gas irritate« the mucous mem-: White and Leahy are members of the North America on Niagara river to­ so agreed to Increase the normal In-: ments and machinery at a large giv­ brane of the mouth and nose and firm which made the successful bid. morrow and the following two days come tax on corporations for 10 to 15 ing. causes the tears to flow. per cent. Two thousand dollar ex­ while Mr. Pareons to to have a por­ under auspices of the Buffalo Launch "I believe these tear bomb« will tion of the upper end of the con­ Club and the American Power Boat emption on corporation tax retained Meth<«lt»t Building Progmutn*— assist in quelling mob«,” said Dr struction. The road must be built in .Association. The annex to the Methodist ch uroh Washington, Aug 10. —(A. P.) — is going ahead rapidly, the laying of Only Two Bodies in Morgue Iau-k Inches, "and will also be useful in 181 working days, which will assure Prizes valued at more than $18,- Identification—Both Crew capturing the man who barricades a highway to the cave« by next sum­ 000 are offered. Three major events The formation in the senate of a the concrete floor in the basement himself and then invitee the police mer. The gentlemen will return to­ on the program are to be decided in western traffic block to fight for a being about completed. The workmen San Francisco. Aug. 10. (A. P.) to come and get him. fair treatment for the West in the are nearly ready to start in on the morrow. three heats, one each day of the re­ tariff bill, was announced today by framework. It Is expected that the —The tanker Oleum arrived with gatta. Hegid)«« I Yom Boswell— Senator Gooding, of Idaho. The building will be ready for occupancy the bodies of Dr. J. A. Morse, of Spo­ The displacement power boat event He doesn’t register from Holland, kaae, and Ruth Hart. of Pendleton. Mock is composed entirely of republi­ by the first of next month. * will be run In 50-mile heats for the nor Browntown, nor Grants Paas, but Alaska victims. cans from Western states. with a flourish M. Norden registers $5,000 gold trophy offered by Carl No Ball Game Bunday— from Boswell Mine, which is only G. Fisher of Indianapolis and a« Eureka, Aug. 10.—(A. P.)—The The proposed ball game Sunday Ten of Crew Saved — On Ground :15 a few miles from Holland or Brown­ $1,000 merchandise prize offered by between the Riddle-Canyonville team body of Elaine Dyer, of La Grande, Milan From Crietobal town in Josephine county, near the James A. Allison, of Indianapolis. was Identified at the morgue today. and the Granta Pass-Merlin aggrega­ California line. The Boswell mine The hydroplane race, in 30-mlle tion has not materialized, so unless Only two bodies of the 18 recovered, is said to be the richest mintng pro­ heats 'will be for the Lenox trophy, both members of the crew, remain ■ San Francisco, Aug. 10. — (A. F*. ) It Is possible to arrange for game and the express cruiser race in 40- —The steamer Golden Gate, from pos Rio n that has been uncovered on mlle heats will be for the Buffalo during fair week, it is probable that unidentified. Manchester, England, to San Fran­ the coast in many years and the peo­ Yacht Club trophy. there will be no more games this Washington, Aug. 10.— (A. P.)— season. The team had a most sue-: cisco is ashore 35 miles from Crls- ple who bought it sight unseen found An agreement for a 30-day recess of cosaful year, being defeated only by totfal. The ship Is owned by the it richer than they anticipated They congress beginning August 20 was the Yreka outfit. Rolphs of San Francisco, The cep- bought a pig in a poke, and made contingent upon the passage by the tain and fourteen of the crew are a killing. The wealth of the Boe- Morire Without l*1stol», Knives, or 3 onse before that time of the tax and Hunters Becoming Anxious— still on board the ship, while ten well has caused the recent rush of IJqupr Aim of Official« prospectors into the hills around! udtrinistration agricultural credits others are at Cristobal. Hunters should not go into the “Pussyfoot” Johnson Sets Sail foy Grants Pass and the result of this J bill was reached at a White House mountains previous to the opening Chicago, Aug. 10.—(A. P.)— Bombay, Lucknow ami Calcutta prospecting has been to located some , luncheon conference between Presl- of the deer season,on August 20. as Movies without pistols, liquor acenes, good properties. The trail to the dent Harding and Senators Ixxlge they sre Ilable^to j Tryst. states Game knives or long kisses are coming Copenhagen, Aug. 10.—William E. famous Oregon caves runs across the and Curtis. Wurden Bancroft. The warden states soon, according to a party of official ( “ Pussyfoot”) Johnson sailed from property of the Boswell mine. Mr. that he has met a number of parties censors of eastern states and Canada Sngland for India the first of this Norden is at the Hotel Oregon. — Ore ­ getting on tho ground early. He on their way to Inspect the California week. The trip of the famous Amer­ Htuhlxirn Bl iva«' Engages Firemen gonian. asks that all parties stay out of the studios. ican prohibition leader is In response I-ate This Afternoon hunting country until a day or two The front porch apple pie girl will to numerous invitations from various PORTIAMO MARKETS previous to tho open season. supplant the vamp. temperance organiations In India, Inpr«r«II economic ficiently to allow It to eat and drink ♦ eral hours this afternoon due to ♦ sawdust feeder and sawdust storage Eggs. Buying price ___________ 87c now, Allahabad. Benares and I Calctrt- ruin to an alarmingly large number! My Martlletti, park superintendent, ♦ a tree falling over the wires of ♦ house. The blase was stubborn but Eggs, fancy selects ta and has been mapped out by the of Danish farmers, according to a saw a man poking a stick at the bear ♦ the Western Union and delay­ ♦ with the prevailing wind blowing Butter, extra cube« From temperance force« in India prominent national expert Interview­ trying to get it to fight back. When ♦ ing the telegraph news from the ♦ away from the main factory no dan­ Butter, prints ..... _. India Mr. Johnson will go to Ceylon ed by the Ekstrabladet. Many farm­ he saw Mr. Martiletti approaching, ♦ Associated Pre«» $1.04 © »1.1« tor a brief visit, in response to Invi­ The wires ♦ ger to the factory proper Is feared Wheat ers already are disposing of their he ran off. He had succeeded In ♦ were not repaired until late this ♦ The damage to the boiler house will tations from temperance organisa­ holdings because of the unfavorable making the bear's mouth so sore that ♦ afternoon. Portland, Aug. 16.—(A. Pl—All tions there and then sail for Eng­ ♦ amount to several hundred dollars. It could not even drink. harvest prospects. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A♦ ♦ ♦ Tho cause of the fire is unknown. land. markets are unchanged. AMERICANLÍGI0N1AKES BLOCK 1 CAflS LEAVE FOR CHICAfiOl SPtìlHG WHEAUI85 PEH CEIÎ -.-SPEEDBOAFSMEET ON NIAGARA FIRE NT THE PINE BOX FACTORÏ FARMS OF DENMARK NEAR