NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIES IN OREGON
BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK
BRIEF uEV.3 C.^T.iE WEEK
NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIEtl IN OREGON
TO ELECT 36 GOVERNORS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
The world s largest masonry span
Greatest Number Elected at Same
The -proposed international exhibi­
[)R. d. T. SONGER
The
Congreg ¿tic u al
Missionary
Time in History of Union.
The annual run of tom-cod has tion at Bilboa, Spain, in 1912, is now is nearing completion as part of a
bridge in New Zealand. It is 320 fee; Board cf Oregon, with headquarters
started in Necanicum river and the practically a certainty.
WASHINGTON.—At the coming
Physician and Surgeon.
in Portland, has been incorporated fo? fall elections more states will elect
fish are to be had in any quantity.
The population of Canada on March long by 20 wide, and 147 feet high.
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The official cal! has been issued io. the purpose ol eariying on the work governors than ever before in the his­
Five hundred more troops have 31 last was 7,489,781, according tp the
Opera House Block.
the fifth annual session of the Dr? of a State Home Missionary Society. tory of the Union. For the .first time
been called for by the forestry serv­ estimate of the census department.
OREGON
The advocates of state-wide test for Oregon is to join the list of common­ ASHLAND
A $5000 contribution for the relief Farming Congress, to meet Oeiober 3
ice to fight the forest fires now
tuberculosus among dairy cattle, are wealths electing their executives in
of the flood sufferers in Japan was to 6, a. Spokane, Wash.
spreading in southern Oregon.
M. BKOWER, M. D.
planning
to g?t .egether and agree November.
The
striking
cloakmalters
in
Nev.
Hugh McClain of Coos Bay has filed forwarded by the American Red Cross
upon
a
method
for
securing
the
pas
­
York
City
number
more
than
80,000
A total of thirty-six governors are
his declaration of intention to become to Tokio.
Physician and Surgeon,
The shipbuilding concerns of Ham­ men and Women, according to a brie, sage of a law ¿hat will make the test to be elected this fail. Thirty-two wi'l
a candidate for railroad commissioner
compulsory.
submitted
to
the
supreme
court
bj
burg,
Germany,
have
decided
hs
a
con
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Office:
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be voted for at the general elections
on the democratic ticket.
Eastern Oregon is getting in line in November.
Three states—Ver­ At Residence, intersection of Mechan­
The annual encampment of the G. sequence of the strike of 8000 me­ their employers, who seek to have the
ic, Laurel and Maiu Sts.
for good roads. The first work is be mont, Maine and Arkansas—will vote
A. R. Veterans’ Association of Lane chanics, to lcck out their employes, union restrained by a permanent in
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ing done on what is to be known as for governor next month, and Georgia
County, will be held in Cottage Grove, some 15,000 in number. It is expected junction on the ground .hat the work
the
Eastern
Oregon
road,
more
than
that this will stop all warship build­ ers are maintaining an illegal combi
will elect its executive in October.
September 15, 16 and 17.
200 miles long, between Lakeview and
ing.
nation
in
striking
against
the
open
J)R. A. C. CALDWELL,
The twentieth annual convention of
Prairie City.
shop.
The
epidemic
of
cholera
in
southern
Warrant Out for Detective Burns.
the Women’s Christian Temperance
In a quarrel over a game of dice iD
Dentist.
A phase of Asiatic immigration that
Union of Linn County will be held in Italy is steadily showing an increase
SAN FRANCISCO.—Another echo
a Lakeview saloon where he was act­
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beginning
to
attract
atten.ion
¡6
the
in
the
districts
affected.
Brownsville Thursday and Friday,
of the famous Perrin-Benson-Snell liti
AIKEN BLOCK
Attorney-General O’Malley, of New increasing number of Japan?se worn ing as -bartender, John P. Barry was
August 25 and 26.
gation reached the federal courts
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York, in an opinion sent to Governor en that the transpacific liners are shot and almost instantly killed by
when a complaint was filed charging
Competition between mills and ex­
Hughes, holds that exhibitions of the bringing to San Francisco. Many o. Louis Paysade, a Frenchman employ­ William J. Burns, the graft prosecu­
porters resulted in sale of more than
Jeffries-Jchnson fight pictures are not these women are of the* coo’ie class. ed as camp tender for Dan P. Malloy,
tion sleuth, with subordination of per­ J- E. HOSMER
30,000 sacks of Weston w-heat at 80
a violation of the penal law of the
Following the announcement that a prominent stockman
jury.
cents for No. 1 club.
One of the most interesting exposi­
state.
20,000 Filipinos were to be imported
Physician and Surgeon
The co’-'.plaint is based upon the re
Accused of assault with a darfger-
The commissioner of Police of New- to the Hawaiian islands as sugar plan tions ever held in the west in point
cent indictment of Charles P. Snell by AIKEN BLOCK
Rooms 2 and 4
ous weapon, Thomas Hart, of Wilbur,
York wants farmer boys on the force. tation laborers, the organization oi of quality as well as in its educational
the federa'i grand jury for perjury.
Special llsik <ui Ejr, lar. lfat a ilkrtal
is hiding in the woods somewhere in
Accordingly, what is known as the anti-oriental labor leagues has begun aspect will be the Manufacturers’
It is charged against Burns that he
Eyes Examined
the vicinity of Oakland, and all ef­
Food & Industrial Exposition, which
mental test of policemen will be made at Honplulu.
induced and persuaded Snell so to tes­
G'asses Xireiy fitted
forts to capture him have proved fu­
opens at Portland September 12 for a
less severe.
Hours 10 to 11 and 2 to 4
tify faisely.
tile.
two weeks’ run.
When the next list of the cities in
NEWS
OF
JOTED
PERSONS
A stay of execution of the death the United States of 25,000 or more
State Senator Thomas B. Kay, one
Indians Would Become Paupers.
sentence imposed on Ike Harrell for inhabitants is made up there will be
Q. W. GREGG, M. D.
President Samuel Gompers has an of the best-known republicans of Ma­
SULPHUR, Okla.—Witnesses testi
the murder of Herbert and Walter at least 220 of them, or 60 more than nounced that the next annual conven rion county, has filed his declaration
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Newell last June has been denied by were shown by the census of 1900. Of tion of the American Federation oi of intention to run for the republican fled before the congressional Indian
the State Supreme Court, and Harrell these 60 two thirds are in the west, Labor wouid open in St. Louis, Mo., nomination for state treasurer, and land investigating committee that if
Office in Freeberg building
will pay the penalty for his crime on two ninths in the east and one ninth on Monday, November 14.
will make the campaign for the nomi­ the Indian lands in Oklahoma were
Office Hours—9 to 12 a. m.
September 9.
sold and the $30,000,000 proceeds were
Colonel Roosevelt completed the nation at the primaries.
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in the south.
—2 to 5 p. m
Astoria’s fifteenth annual regatta,
conservation and political speeches-
Returns from the first carload of turned over to the Indians in cash,
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Residence, 230R
scheduled for the last three days of i
he is to make in the West, particular pears shipped from Douglas county the state within ten years would be Office, 69
Residence 93 Bush Street
this month, promises to eclipse any NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS ly before the national conservation for the season have arrived. The flooded with paupers.
Calls answered day or night.
event of the kind ever before held at
congress in St. Paul on September 6. check was for $1740, representing 600
The defeat of Governor Shallenber-
Salmon Pack Below Average.
the “City by the Sea.” In years past
Mrs. Margaret Emerson McKim boxes at $2.90 a box, delivered at
ger of Nebraska for the democratic
J. E. RICHMOND
this fete has been the occasion for the
was granted a decree of absolute di­ Roseburg. The pears were grown in
SEWARD,
Alaska.—Reports
re­
nomination for governor by 100 votes
gathering of thousands of Oregon and
vorce from her husband, Dr. S. H the famous Bradburn orchards, about ceived here are tha*. the salmon pack
is admitted.
Mayor Dahlman ol
Northwestern people at Astoria.
McKim, of New York, at Reno, Ne eight miles southwest of Roseburg in the Bristol Bay district and also at
Omaha is the winner.
Dentist
vada, after she took the stand and and were of the Bartlett variety.
Karluk and TTyak, Kodiak Island, will
The forest fire situation in the Cra­
Hawley Harvey Crippen and Ethel
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To develop the water power on fall far short of the average.
ter National forest grows steadily Leneve sailed for England on th. told of alleged cruelty on the part oi
Warner creek, in Lake county, the
worse. Number's of the present in­ White Star line steamer Megantic, her husband.
Time Is Extended.
PIONEER BUILDING
James Whitcomb Riley, Hooslei Southern Oregon Water Power Com­
adequate force of fire fighters are and are due at Liverpool at noon next
SA'LEM.—While August 14 is the
poet and “human interest” philos pany, capitalized at $300,000, largely latest date at which candidates under
nearly exhausted, many have had no Saturday.
opher, who was recently stricken with Spokane money, has been organized the law can file nominating petitions DR- A. J. FAWCETT
sleep for hours, men have fallen
Politicians of all parties and all fac
asleep on the fire lines and only saved tions will follow with ^een interest a slight attack of paralysis, is report and soon will start w’ork it is an­ and be permitted to have their cuts
Homeopathic Physician
nounced, on a $140,000 power plant and arguments appear in the pamph
by friends from death in the flames. the western tour of Colonel Roosevelt. ed better and out of danger.
and Surgeon
James J. Jeffries, former champion to be used in supplying light and let to be issued by the state printer,
Felix Currin, a farmer residing four The ex-president left bis heme at
miles from Cottage Grove, wh<f has Oyster Bay Tuesday and after a day’s prizefighter of the world, has gone power.
but few petitions had been received
RHODES-FARLOW BLOCK
J. B. Eaton and Charles Galloway, by the secretary of state. The secre­
conducted
’» Individual experiinent stop in Utica, where he addressed a into the laundry business. Not tha’
Phone house or office
station on _tfs farm for many years, meeting of farmers, he proceeded di­ he is advertising, but $50,000 of the constituting the state tax commission, tary, however, has decided not to in
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has nearly 50 varieties of wheat and rect to Cheyenne, Wyo., where he is money he received for the Reno figh and F. W. Mulkey of Portland, have sist upon strict enforcement of the ASHLAND
many kinds of vegetables. The Lane to speak at the Frontier day celebra­ he loaned to a Los Angeles laundry been appointed as delegates by acting law and candidates filing their peti­
County Fair Association has promised tion. He is scheduled to remain in company and took a mortgage on the Governor Bowerman tc the Fourth In­ tions betwe n now and August 22, the
nited B rotherhood of
ternational conference in the s ate latest date at which cuts and argu
to give Mr. Currin a special space for Cheyenne from Saturday until Mon concern for the amount.
C arpenters and J oiners
The oldest member of the United and local taxation which will be held ments must be in the hands of the
his exhibit.
In his space will be day, when he will depart for Denver.
of A merica .
States
senate
in
point
of
years
is
Sen
at
Milwaukee
from
August
30
to
Sep
­
shown about 150 varieties of squashes.
secretary of state, will be allowed to
Ashland
Local No. 1231, meets the 2nd
ator
Cullom
of
Illinois,
who
will
be
81
tember
2.
have their cuts and arguments appear
At the Springfield carnival, the big
and 4th Wednesday of every month In
years
old
next
November.
One
of
the
largest
and
most
com
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in the pamphlet. Any candidate filing the year at 7:30 p. m. In Memorial halL
hot-air balloon burst at a height o.
General B. J. Viljoen, who com plete “Western” celebrations ever wit his petlton alter that fate will be too
200 feet and Aeronaut Cobe had a
SAM J. TORRENCE, President
manded one of the main division -o nessed in the Northwest will be held late, as the secretary of state must
D. S. POWELL, R. S.
narrow escape from death. As soon
the Boers in the war with Great Bri­ at Pendleton, the last week in Sep­ turn the cuts and arguments over to
as the big bag burst he cut loose witl.
tain, and who is now a rancher in the tember, if the earnest efforts of many the printer by August 25.
his parachute, but it failed to spread
ROF. B. E. SMITH, S. T.
Mesilla valley of southern New Mex of Pendleton’s prominent business
until within a few feet of the ground.
Office at East Side Inn
Phone 759
ico, has been offered the post of as men are realized. It is planned to
Had it delayed a few seconds longer
Red Spiders Damage Hops.
MAGNETIC HEALING AND SUGGES
sistant minister of native offices in more than equal the frontier celebra­
the man would have been dashed to
TIVE THERAUPEUTIC
SALEM.—Sanding between twm
tion held at Cheyenne, Wyo., last
the South African protectorate.
PRACTITIONER
death.
year, and Is to be from this time evils, a record breaking drought in
All diseases cured without drugs
An average income last year of $20
the Willamette valley and an unpre­
or surgery.
forth an annual “roundup.”
per acre was earned by all lands irri­
CRIMES AND MISHAPS
cedented scourge of the red spider,
The
rate
of
growth
of
yellow
pine
gated under the Klamath government
The first class British armored in On gon is a subject of which the the hop crop- of the state of Oregon I ESLIE M. ROSE
reclamation project. Such is the es­
cruiser Duke of Edinburg, with 750 forest service is miking a specla' has suffered immensely the past tveek
timate made by conservative experts.
officers and men on board went ashore study this summer. This important or 10 days and the yield, conserva
Watch and ^ lock
This includes all of the 27,000 acres
tlvely estimated from the standpoint
tree
has
already
been
studied
to
some
in
a
dense
fog
striking
on
the
rock^
that have received water, a part of
Repairer
extent in the southwest, in California of both the ‘bulls and bears,” wil. fall
at St. Catherine, Isle of Wight.
the land being new. Also a great
approximately
5000
bales
below
that
High Grade Watches for sale.
Fro.pi July 31 until August 6, 20,668 and in Montana, but up to the presen’
many of the more than 300 new fam­
of last year. The yield of last year Located at Rose Bros.’ Confectionery
time
little
definite
information
has
cases
of
cholera
were
reported
ilies that have settled on the project
Store, Ashland, Oregon.
throughout Russia, with 8679 deaths. been obtained about its growth in was about 84,000 bales, and the latest
since it was opened knew nothing
estimate for this season ranges be
Oregon.
One-third
of
the
city
of
Tokio
is
about irrigation before coming, hence
The tax figures for Coos county, tween 82,00 and 100,000 bales.
flooded from constant rains. It is es­
H. K. HANNA
H. K. HANNA, JR
the first two years must be consid­
timated that 2,000,000 persons in the which have just been completed in the
ered as largely experimental.
surrounding country are without office of the sheriff, show that the to­
Hanna & Hanna
STATE SEAL IS CHANGED
Owing to the fact that it has been
Son-in-law of Ex-President Roose­ shelter or food and are starving. Con tal valuation of the property in Coos
repeatedly said that the average voter
LAWYERS
velt, who announces that he will not ditions in the capital are worse than county has increased nearly $1,000,- Discovery Made Alteration« Were Not
is uninformed on in’t'tUive petiHens
Authorized.
vote for “Uncle Joe” Cannon for during any great flood of recent times 000 over last year. The total amount
Offices In Farmers’ and Fruit Growers
in general, and in older to get before
Ban I;
speaker.
SALEM.—Discovery has been made
"of land in the county is 786,495 acres.
in
Japan.
the peop'e the merits of their meas
JACKSONVILLE
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Although John D. Works, of Los
Sweeping down out of the sky with The total valuation in the county is that several parts of the present seal
ure, H. O. Thompson and O. M. Kern
Angeles, has received 2000 votes more a sharp hiss, a small meteorite crash­ $14,811,901 and the amount of tax to of Oregon are without authority of
prominent citizens of Cottage Grove,
than A. G. Spalding, of San Diego, ed against a blind on the house of Al­ be paid is $446,458.
law, as a resale of an investigation
who have long been earnest county
GEO- W. TREFREN
for United States senator, Spalding fred H. Rickards in Montrose, Mass.,
Plans are under consideration by made by the secretary of state’s office,
division advocates, are beginning an
has the indorsement of. the assembly and set the house on fire.
the members of the republican state upon request of Elliott Woods, super­
LAWYER AND NOTARY PUBLIC
educational campa’gn in the interests
Examines
titles and abstracts, regis­
and senatorial districts. The result is
central
committee
providing
for
two
intendent
of
the
United
States
capito'
Charged with having ^conspired to
of the proposed Nesmith County and
ters voters, collects taxes, secures
a problem which will probably be violate the Sherman anti-trust law in tours of the state b}’ groups of state and grounds at Washington.
Mr. marriage licenses, and hunting licens­
are now covering the state in auto
passed up for solution to the next leg­ connection with the alleged organiza- candidates. The proposed plan is for Woods sent a request for a copy of es, writes lite and fire insurance and
mobiles.
I
islature.
tion of a cotton pool, in New York, the candidates whose homes are in the present state seal in colors. On transacts a general office and con­
That foreign life insurance compa
Representative W. E. Humphrey, of indictments were returned in the fed­ Western Oregon to go together to the ceiling of the house of represen veyancing business. Special attentioi
nies draw greater profits from the
given to collection and land office an
Washington, one of the closest sup­ eral court against James A. Patten, Eastern Oregon and speak and hold tatives in Washington seals of the pension practice.
state of Oregon than any other class
porters of Speaker Cannon, in the the “cotton king,” and a number ol meetings at various points, all travel various states are shown as prepared
Call and see me in Room 2
of business and invest less of their
ing together and appearing and speak­ in 1857 and it is desired to bring Pioneer Block - ASHLAND, ORE.
house, st,ates that he would not vote prominent brokers.
capital or utilize less of It towards
to re-elect the speaker. Mr. Humph­
ing at the same meetings. It is pro­ these down to date.
contributing to the state’s welfare or
rey is being opposed for renomination
posed also that the Eastern Oregon
Chief Clerk Corey is at a loss to
Peaches
Blossom
Again.
industrial prosperity is evidenced by
candidates for state office tour West­ know just how to send the state seal
by the insurgents of his district be­
STOCKTON,
Cal.
—
Excessive
heat
the fact that during the 11 year per­
cause of his relations with Cannon.
for use at the national capitol, as
has caused a phenomenon in the fruit ern Oregon in a similar manner.
iod, 1899 to 1909 inclusive, 35 life in­
The entire Castro family, appar­ world here that is creating much in­
The work on the south jetty has there are apparently 'ome unauthor
surance companies collected approxi­
ently, has been ousted from Venezu­ terest. Peach trees laden on one been started with funds raised by the ized additions, as the seal now stands.
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mately $17,000,000 from policy hold­
ela. A dispatch to the state depart­ side with green leaves and ripe fruit Port of Siuslaw, and about 1500 feet
ers in the state while the total com­
ment from the American legation at and the opposite side with as fine of the long pier han been completed.
Free Roads Across Reservation.
bined capital which all of them in
Caracas stated that 6 relatives of ex blossoms as were ever seen in April It is very solidly built, being con­
PENDLETON.
—After several years’
vested in Oregon securities was less
i President Castro had been expelled or May have set the wise ones guess­ structed of rocks weighing up to ten fight, the stockmen of Umadlla coun­
McKERCHER & CO
than one-third of the immense
from Venezuela.
ing. The oddity was caused by work­ tons each. The government has*ap- ty, assisted by the county court and
amount.
TIM3ER LOCATORS AND
men of the Central California Trac­ propriated $250,000 and $50,000 of this the business men of this community,
Water Commissioner F. M. Saxton
ESTIMATORS
is
available
for
immediate
use.
It
is
Duke
Josef
in
Accident.
tion Company line burning the grass
have secured free roads across the
of district No. 2 will begin holding
NEWPORT, R. I.—Duke Franz Josef along the tracks ef that line on the expected to take three years to com­ Umatilla Indian reservation, accord­ Guaranteed Soldiers' Additional Scrip
hearings for the purpose of taking tes­
The government ing to an order just received by Ma­
for Sale
of
Bavaria and Representative and Cherokee Lane road of the interbur- plete the work.
timony for the adjudicaticjn of the
started this 15 years ago and appro­ jor Swartzlander, the local agent,
Mrs.
Nicholas
Longworth,
who
are
ban
between
Stockton
and
Lodi.
water rights along Willow creek in
priated $100,000, but this was insuf­ from the department of Indian affairs
Malheur County at Ironsides next guests of Mrs. Ogden Goelet; Mrs.
Ashland
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Oregon
ficient and the work was stopped. at Washington. The order specifies
Robert
Goelet
and
Vincent
Astor,
son
Policemen
Refuse
Strike
Duty.
Thursday, August 25. He will also
COLUMBUS, Ohio.—Following the The amount of jetty has already been that the roads shall be taken over by
take testimony in the same adjudica­ of John Jacob Astor, all figured in
F. H. WALKER
an
automobile
accident
here
on
Sat
lead
of the regular policemen who re­ built is said to have deepened the the county coart, maintained as coun­
tion at Brogan Saturday, August 27,
channel several feet.
urday.
fused
to
do
strike
duty
on
the
street
ty
roads,
and
that
stockmen
shall
give
and at Vale, Monday, August 29. He
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
cars, special policemen mutinied and
bonds not to consume more than a Does Land Surveying, Mining Claim
will take testimony for thè adjudica­
Tiny Bullet Kills Bear.
Mayor Marshall seriously handicapped
certain length of time In driving their Surveys, Subdivision and Platting, Run
Coyote Bite; Then Rabies.
tion of the rights along Cottonwood
PENDLETON
—With a rare exhibi­ stock across the reservation and to be Levels and Make Estimates. Also City
in
his
efforts
to
control
the
strike,
ASOTIN,
Wash.
—
An
unknown
sheep
creek also at Vale, Wednesday, Aug.
tion of bravery. Miss Grace Bean, responsible for any damages inflicted Work, Streets and Lot Lines. Design
31. In October testimony will be herder was found along the Snake called upon the sheriff for aid. The
Sewers and Drainage.
taken in *he matter of the adjudica­ River, 20 miles from here, in a very chamber of commerce has raised daughter of Judge Bean and Mrs. H. by their stock.
PROMPT AND ACCURATE SERVICE
tion of the rights to water along precarious conditions with rabies re- >2500 to help in paying the expenses J. Bean, of this city, shot and killed
Room
6, next to Commercial Club room
a black bear with a 22-callber rifle.
, suiting from a bite of a mad coyote. of exya deputies.
Crooked river in Crook County.
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Piano
Lessons
Mrs. Eleanor N. Caldwell
129 Laurel St., Ashland, Ore.