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HEWBERG GRAPHIC B. H. WOODWARD. J^< SUNK OWN VESSELS. Theory o f North Sea incident rinds . rav or In London. * London, Nov. 2.— Considerable die- NEWBERG OREGON CUI ion of the theory that the Russians fired on their own ships and sank one of their own torpedo boats at the time of the North sea outrage has been heard Review o f ImRortMt Htppcn. in the last two days in tbe clubs fre penigs Presented Inn Brief and quented by naval officers. Nobody questions the correctness of the theory Condensed Eorm. or Its compatibility with all the facts known about the sad affair. The naval The greatest battle ol the war ia at officer who suggested this theory, said hand near Mukden. last night: The Japanese are tightening theiinaa “ I confidently bel eve that tbe in quiry w ill substantiate my hypothesis. around Port Arthur. Of course, I don't know that any tor The Russian warships at Vgo expect pedo boat was sunk by Russian battle to remain (or two weeks. ships, but if one was sunk, as Admiral China w ill allow no nore contraband Rojestvensky si leges, it must have to paaa throng^ her ports. been a Russian boat. Tbe thirg to do A Memphis, Tenn, building collaps ia to call on the Russians to produce their torpedo boats. I f none has been ed, burying a number of persons. sunk it should be possible to produce The jury in the Ames case has again the exact number which entered the disagreed, and Minneaplis ex-mayor, North sea a little over a week ago. inditced (or grafting, is likely to go “ But whatever may be the reference free. to the sinking of one of these craft, Rothschild has guaranteed the suc there seems to be no doubt whatever cess of the entire loan of 1270.000,000 that two of the Russian torpedo boats to be floated by Russia the first of the reached Cherbourg iu a damaged condi tion, bearing marks which indicate to year. my mind that they were the objects of Russian papers are warning the pub attack by Roeetvenjsky’ s battleships. lic not to be too sanguine of an entire “ The Bleety Aschtchi had her stem ly satisfactory settlement of the trawler battered and another boat had shot affair. holes in her sides. I t is for the in The St. Louis fair has reduced the q u iry board to find how these injuries were received. I notice, however, that balance due upon the United Stat government loan of (4,000,000 to the Blesty Archtchi is getting away as fast as possible, she having already 1191,851. been reported as having sailed eastward With both employers and employes from Tangier. I t may be that an effort confident of victory, engineers in I l l i is being made to have her so far away nois coal mines have gone on a strike as to make it impossible for t)>e inquiry against a reduction in wages. Fifty board to get at her officers and find out thousand men are affected. what they know about the North Another great strike is threatened in horror. “ Admiral Rotestvensky says that the Italy. torpedo boats bombarded his battle John W. Gates has made $4,000,000 ships and wounded aome among his in four months dealing in stocks. crew. That is silly, as a torpedo boat Admiral Rojestvensky, ccmmanding does not bombard battleships. That is the Baltic squadron, has resigned. not their method of attack. “ There is another method of explan Charles Sweeney, of Spokane, may ation of tbe injured, batt'eehipe. The build a $1,000,000 hotel in Portland. fishermen say tbe Russians were on Japan wants an airship to uss in ex both sides of their craft and that the ploding dynamite over Russian forts shots came from both ways. I f that and ships. were so, it may easily happen that one The work oh rescuing the men en of tbe Russian battleships, fired into Again the wounded among tombed in the Colorado coal mine is another. the crews of the battleships may be the proceeding slowly. survivors of the sunken torpedo boat. The aumiral commanding the Bus I cannot help wishing that Great sian Baltic fleet clings to his story that Britain’s arrangement with Russia pro be was attacked first. vided for the detention of all the ves The commission to fix the blame for sels of tbe Baltic fleet, instead of sim the North sea incident w ill be com ply the four battleships now at Vigo. I believe some very important evidence posed of five members. ia running away from u s" From October 9 to 18 the Russians place their loss in killed and wounded V IT A L PARTS BARE. at 800 officers and 45,000 men. WEEK’S DOINGS S IX TY BURIED Terrific Explosion in ratio Cool Mine. Cho rine ADDS TO THE HORROR Penned In WU1 In all likeli hood Be Cremated—Oust Is the Cause o f the Disaster. Fvvv v v v v w M M i 'f W TREE ENTRY rOR EXHIBITS. Secretary Shaw Isaacs Regulations for I DOS Pair. Washington, Nov. 1.— Secretary Shaw, today issued very comprehen sive regulations carrying out the pro visions o f section 1, o f the Lewis and Clark Exposition act, passed by con gress last winter, authorising tree entry into this country o f foreign ex hibits Intended for the Portland Ex position. Full instructions are given as to the manner o f shipment and consignment 'o f such exhibits, snd the method o f getting them through the' custom-house and Into the exposition grounds. The buildings and grounds o f the Lew ie and Clark Exposition are const! in tea constructive warenouses and yards," y and all foreign articles placed therein under the supervision o f custom officers, specially Import ed for exhibition, will be treated the same as merchandise In bond. The sale o f foreign exhibits w ill be per mitted during the continuance o f the exposition, but the delivery o f the goods sold Is to be withheld until the close o f the fair, when the goods sold muet pay regular duty. The enforce ment o f thia restriction devolves upon the exposition authorities. A t the close o f thff exposition, the goods for exportation will be exported Under the general regulations for Immediate ex port In bond. Any attempt to take advantage of these special regulations In order to evade the tariff laws will subject the offender to the usual penalties, in cluding a confiscation of goods, fine and Imprisonment. The special reg ulations also provide for the impor tatlon o f livestock for exhibition, due precaution being taken to guard against the admission o f diseased stock. The persons who propose to exhibit Canadian cattle must procure a spécial permit from the secretary of agriculture. OREGON NEWS 0E INTEREST ROADBUILDING IN CLACKAMAS. INCREASE IN IMPLEMENT TRADE. Money With To Make Permanent Path Is Policy W heatgrowers Which to Buy Tools. ___ _ o f County Court. Pendleton— A traveling man for a Oregon City— “ Daring the last year Clackamas county has expended $40,- leading implement company says tbe 000 in roadbuilding,” says Judge Ry implement trade in the wheat disk lets an. “ The policy of the county court la to build permanently a hen any piece ol Oregon and Washington is better of road ia constructed and where tne this season than ever before in the his funds are available,” continued Mr. tory of tbe two states. Mors money 1» Ryan. “ This year Clackamas county evident among tbe growers and more has been especially fortunate in Its cash is paid for implements than aaua). roadbuilding, having funds on hand Trade in tbe communities in the in with wh!-h to meet every warrant that has been issued on this account. In terior of Oregon, where nothing but our roadbuilding the court baa been stock ie raised ie slow, as the growers disposed very generally to fellow the have not eold any beef during the past plan of reducing tha grade of all roada two years at a profit, consequently ready that are treated, finding that this money ie at a premium. A ll are confi course contributes much to the perma nency of the improvements that are dent tbe coming season w ill prove made.” profitable. Much stock baa been un The announcement that Clackamas loaded st tbe low prices, aa it has not county roada wiU next year he experi mented with in the use of oil hue paid to hold and feed, snd at s result aroused much interest. Judge Ryan next year w ill find fewer head of stock has received numerous inquiries from in the country and prices w ill necessar California producers, who Lave offered ily have to advance. to deliver the oil here at no greeter a . • a coat than it costs in California. Tbe O res fr o m Blue R iv er Mines. court w ill place thia otl on all of the Eugene— At a special meeting of the different kinds of clay soil in tbe coun ty and determ ne its value in road con Eugene Commercial clob the committee appointed to Ijok after an exhibit of struction. * minerals from Blue River mining dis trict reported promises of ores for tbe New Phone Through Polk. Independence— Riley Craven, W. W. Lewis snd Clark exhibit amounting to Percival and W . A. Messner have or 38,000 pounds, and that tffla amount ganised a stock company to be known w ill ba swelled by mine owners who aa the Independence Telephone com have not yet been seen to st least 46,- pany, the purpose being to build a tele 000 pound«. The miners are reported phone line from Independence to Mon mouth and elsewhere in the county aa aa taking the matter in hand with en desired. The line w ill connect with ergy and (hey are desirous of doing ail the Lnckiamute line at Monmouth, and in their power to further tbe matter. is to work tn connection witn the Cor vallis, Dallas, Falla City, McMinnville, The orea w ill be hauled to Eugene yet Amiy, Perrydale and McCoy Mutual this fall, in order to be ready for in linea, already established. The com stallation at the beginning of tbe Lewia pany w ill circulate papers and secure and Clark exposition stock for promoting the enterprise. The privilege ia given by the council of Sowing ran Wheat. Independence to place the line ia this Albany— Linn county farmers are city. Steps w ill be taken to obtain the sowing a great deal of fall wheat now, saane in Monmouth. The service for Independence and Monmouth w ill be and from present prospects the acreage through the Independence central office. of wheat sown in thia county w ill be three or four timea aa large aa that ■own last year. There are several reas Road to Galkx. Merlin— Work baa begun on the new ons for thia. Last fall waa not auspic road to G alke, and it ia expected it ious tor sowing grain, and the acreage w ill be completed in six weeks. Con waa amall, while this fall has been s The siderable freight is here awaiting tbe good one for seeding purposes. completion of the road, among it a saw spring grain this year was a complete m ill for tbe Rand mine. Tbe Merlin failure, and the spring yield for several Townsite company has material on years has been light, ao farmers in this hand for the construction of a tele part of the state are beginning to phone line to Galk-eas soon aa the road abandon the pratice of aowiug at that is completed. I t would be in opera time. tion npw, but it waa desired to Lave it iollow the new road. It ie intended to Logging Road to Be Built. carry the line four miles beyond Galice, La Grande—The survey« ara about giving service to the Almeda, Band, completed for a narrow-gauge logging Big la n k and other mines. The ex penditure of a email amount of money railroad from Hilgard, eight miles west w ill also complete the new road to the of La Grande, up the Grand Ronde mines named. river about 30 miles, to a heavy body of timber owned by the Grand Ronde Lumber company, of Perry, on the Coming Events. North Pacific Unitarian conference, slope« of the Blue mountains. The Salem, October 25-27. company has been driving its logs down Annual meeting Oregon Miners’ as the river for the pest 12 years, but it is sociation, Portland, November 14. Bute Bar association, Portland, No now becoming almost impossible to get vember 16-16. s sufficient amount of logs by this National Grange. Portland, Novem method for the season’s run, and the company has determined to build a ber 16-26. Convention of County Clerks and road to the timber. These m ills em Recorders, Portland, November 25-26. ploy about 200 men during the busy Poultry Show, Corvallis, December season. Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 31.— Tba moat terrific explosion in the history of coal u. "nin’ng in. Colorado ocurred at Mine •1 A No. 3, of ths Rokv Mountain Fual Iron oompany, at Terio, 40 milaa due west of Trinidsd. at 1:30 this after noon, and the number of dead ia vari ously nlaced between 30 and 60 men, although the latter, it is believed, is the most correct estimate. The num ber reported as having gone into the mine this morning was 17 miners and four company men. Thia afternoon many more miners are known to have gone into the mine, and tbe exact num ber of dead may never be known, « • the mine is burning and in all likeli hood the bodies w ill be cremated. A large numbei of mine officials left here aa soon as word of the accident was received. Company doctors were picked up all along the line, aa well as all other available physicians. United States Government Stock Inspector F. J. Foreman was at Tercio when tha ex plosion occurred. The shaft in which the accident oc- curred_works 80 men, and it ia believ BUTCHERS K A R JAPANESE ed that at least 60 men were i n , the mine at the time. News of the explo President o f Union Expects American EleM to Be Invaded. sion brought assistance from tha adja Chicago, Nov. 1.— The invasion of cent canape and tonight hundreds of the American Industrial field by Jap men are trying to get into tbe mine. anese laborers is feared by President Deadly fumea overcome the reacuers Michael Donnelly, o f the Butcher frequently, but their places are imme Workmen’s Union. T o head off the Japanese, Donnelly w ill Introduce a diately taken by others ready to risk resolution at the convention Of the their lives. It is not thought possible American Federation o f Labor In San that anyone in the mine can escape Francisco, next month, calling for the enactment o f legislation exclud death, if they are not all dead already. ing them from the United States. I t ia impossible to secure names of The matter was brought to Donnel the dead and injured tonight. Nearly ly’s attention by a call made on him by K. Okajlma. a Japanese, who was all the miners employed are Slavs, seeking information regarding condi tions In the packing plants. Mr. The mine is a new one, opened only year ago, and extended 2,000 feet into Okajlma showed letters o f Introduce tlon to the packers, recommending tbe h ill. The explosion is supposed to him as the proper person to furnish have been caused by dust. Only - one them with Japanese tabor. H e said body has been recovered, that of T that he had been told the employers In Chicago could give work to 500 to Duran, a driver, who waa just entering 600 men o f hia nationality. Pursuing the tunnel when the explosion occurred hla Inquiries, Mr. Okajlma asked If He was torn and burned almost beyond Japanese would he admitted to the Butcher Workmen’s Union. Donnel recognition A ll mines within a radius ly showed the constitution o f the la Captains Joseph Kahns and John F. New United States V essels Are Not of two miles have been shut clown, and bor organisation, which contains noth Morrison, American attaches with the the miners w ill assist in rescuing the ing operating against the foreigners. Properly Armored. Second Japanese army, have been re “ I am sure, however,” Donnelly called and ordered to Washington San Frauciico, Nov. 2.— The Chroni bodies of the victims. said, "that the members o f the union would not consent to receiving Jap A big forest fire is raging in the Blue cle today saye: “ Naval officers have anese, and the members are greater succeeded for many months in keeping Ridge mountains in New Jersey. Over '05 TAIR RATE IS MADE than the constitution." 10,000 acres have been devastated. secret a peculiar atructuial feature of Donnelly then hastened to prepare the new batt'esbip Ohio, which, in the Mach fine timber has been destroyed. bis Japanese exclusion resolution. opinions of themselves, as well as oth Railroads W ill Charge *45 for :i — Ex-Governor Narh, of Ohio, is dead. ers, is nothing else than a glaring de EXPECTS PLEET TO GO BACK. Round Trip. Viceroy Alexieff has left fer St. Pet fect of a nature so serious that, aa one officer expressed it, amounts to an invi 8t. Louis, Mo., Oct. 31.— The Trans Japanese Officer Does Not Believe It ersburg. tation to an enemy to do the vessel continental Passenger Traffic associa W as Intended to Go Tar. The Japanese have taken several enormous damage in action. tion disposed of its docketed busin more torts around Port Arthur. “ The defect consists of omitting to Toklo. Nov. 1.— A prominent officer Unimportant fighting continues south put armor around the aft£r end of this yesterday at the Jefferson, and ad on the Japanese naval staff said today superstructure within which are mount journed last evening. For the Lewis that he believed the Russian Baltic of Mukden with the odds about even. fleet would not come far on its way ed ten 6-inch rapid-fire gnns. Thia Wholesale frauds have been discover omission, it ia held, makes the big war and Clark exposition at Portland, East. H e did not believe that the ed in the Santo Domingo customs serv vessel dangerously vulnerable in a vital rate of $45 for the round trip from Russian government desires to send tt at all. and It was likely that the ice. part to hostile shots coming from eith Mtasonri river points and St. Paul trawler affair in the North Sea would was adopted by tbe association for tour be used as an excuse for the recall The 1905 meeting of the Trans-Mis er quarter. “ Furthermore, shells entering this or five days dating each month. From of the fleet. Instancing reasons upon sissippi congress w ill be held in Port place might do great damage to the land. points east of the Missouri river and which he Cased his belief, he - said engine room, the hatch of which ia well the fleet commander. Admiral Rojest General Stoeseel has wired the caar at in side the casemate and a shell 8t. Paul, a rate of one fare for the vensky, was sick when he left port, 10 - 12 . good bye add says Port Arthur w ill be bursting inside the casemate armor round trip w ill be made up to those and it seemed very Improbable that Mine P ro m o ters' Im provem ents. Oregon Good Roada convention, his giave. tbe Russian Government. If Its Inten Salem, December 13-15. would probably send fragmeents into points. La Grande— The promoters of the tions were serious, would send a sick The cruiser Cloumbia is to be fitted the engine room. Camp Csraon mines, southwest of this These rates w ill be adopted as the admiral to navigate many thousands for sea at once to carry Secretary Taft “ The fault does not lie either w ith' basis for rates on account of several city, which were recently purchased by o f miles to combat a superior force at W heatm en G ive Liberally. and party to Panama. the builders or the naval constuctots conventions to be held next year on a company of California capitalist* the end o f a long cruise. > Pendleton— Leon Cohen, who ia di with James R. Eimendorf as manager, The the Pacific coast. It was decided that " I f there were any torpedo boats Germany is not looking for trouble detailed to supervise the work. recting the work of raising $5,000 in have made arrangements with the and w ill take no part in the dispute Ohio was built strictly according to the in all cases where St. Louis exposition among the trawling fleet which was this county for the Open River associa Grand Ronde Lumber company, at Per plans and specifications which were fired upon by the fleet. It was the betwen e Russia and Great Britain. tickets for exhibitors have expired be tion to build the portage road at Celilo, ry, five miles west, to build* a good made in the navy department in Wash duty o f the Russian officer In com fore the close of the fair that the re mand," he said, "to pursue them and is meeting with surcees and says the wagon road np the Grand Ronde river The Russian battleship Sevastopol, ington under the direction and scrutiny turn limits shall be extended.- Investigate the bane o f their dispatch. necessary amount of money can easily from Starkey to Prof poet ranch. This at Port Arthur, has been damaged by of the boaid of construction-” Rnenfa by her delay was seeking to be raised in another week. The large road w ill shorten the distance to the The Chronicle further says: Japanese shelle and two steamers sunk. render the diplomatic situation with wheat raisers in the county, who have Tax W ill Be Collected. “ The Ohio is not the only one of the mine« several miles and will cut out England more critical to afford a been approached, are subscribing quite A ll danger of war between Russia new battleships with this iault. Her several steep and bad grades, which San Francisco, Oct. 31 — The United plausible excuse to recall Its fleet.” and Great Britain is over. The trouble two sister ships, the Mai e Snd the liberally and already nearly ha'f of the will be a great advantage to the tim- growing out ol the Baltic fleet firing Missouri, aa well as the Wisconsin, States attorney general has decided amount has been raised. Mr. Cohen bermen in getting the pine over better Japanese W orking Y en tal Mines. upon tbe fishing vessels w ill be referred Alabama and tbe Illinois, have this that Chancellor Stratton must continue has agents at work in the country, and roads, as also to the mining company. to an international commission under omission.” Headquarters o f L e ft Arm y (Gener they have been instructed to make a to exact from the steamship companl al Oku’s) in the Field, Nov. 1.— The The Hague court. the head tax of $2 upon aliens in tran positions o f the armies are unchang th ¿rough canvass. Marion W ill Have Exhibit. sit. The law provides that no head ed. Th e Russians are continually Big Elevator Collapses. . Tbe Japanese aim y in Manchuria Salem— A t a mare meeting of cltisers W lllam ctte Still Low. have resumed tbe offensive. The Rus . Buffalo, Nov. 2.— The Ontario ele tax shall be collected for this class of searching the Japanese lines with Albany— Water in the Willamette and taxpayers of Marion county, held sians are reported to have lost a num vator co'lapeed today and sink into the passengers, but the department has in their artillery, firing night and day, river ia yet two feet too low to permit at the corrtbouae, it was dtcideJ Ly ber of important positions. waters of tne Evans slip. The elevator sisted that the tax be paid in the form with seldom any reply from the Jap steamboat traffic on the Upper W illam unanimous vote that Marion county anese. The Japanese army Is now c >ntained about 370,000 bushels of of a deposit, to be repaid to the com The great New York subway has working the Yentaln mines, digging ette. After two or three days of bard ■hall be properly represented at tbe panies upon proof offered by them that barley, a large portion of which lies st been opened for traffic. enough coal for all military purposes. rain, with Irequent rains following, Lewie and Clark fair. The meeting the bottom of the slip. The loss on the alien tourists have passed out of It Is belteyed by mining experts that the boats w ill be able to reach Albany tbe ccunry 3,000 miles from here. Chinese at Mukden expect severe the grain and the building is estimated they can double the output. The regelarly. The upper traffic w ill be was attended by representative citirena fighting and are closing up their busi- at $350,000. Charles Bartholomy, 62 gauge o f the railway has been conducted by tbe Oregon City Transpor from all parts of the county and from Steam V es se l Rclnspectlon. years of age, tbe elevator superintend changed ta Yental and quantities of tation company again this year, and the remarks made by those who spoke i affairs. ' upon the «abject, it was apparent that Waahingon, Oct. 31.— In accordance supplies and ammunition are arriving. ent, was seriously injured. The On the boats which w ill make the Por- Tbe skipper of a Swedish steamer tario was bnilt 16 years ago and had with the directions of the president, the people ere enthusiastically in favor land-Corvallie run w ill very probably of making a good showing for Marion declares that hia vessel waa chaâsed been in active operaiton all of this seas Secretary Metcalf, of the department of Presiden t R em oves Him. - be the Pomona and the Oregona. county and its industrial resource!. and fired upon by a Russian cruiser on. The collapse had its origin in the commerce and labor, has completed ar Washington, Nov. 1.— President previous to the H ull affair. rangements for a thorough investiga Roosevelt has directed the removal weakening of the foundation. No Insurance on riax. Ready Sale o f Coins. tion of the several districts of tha from office o f Jacob W. Bunn, finance The Tribuna, a leading Italian paper, Salenr— Upon examining his insur steamboat inspection service except the clerk o f the Philadelphia post off! re. Grants Pass— If the Lewie and Clark Russian M inister Know s It. calls Rojestvensky a lunatic, and adds ance policies, Eugene Boeee found that souvenir gold dollars sell everywhere 8t. Petersburg, Nov. 2.— I t is prac one included in the district of New for pernicious activity^ in collecting that if complete and prompt satisfac York. Rear Admiral Louis Kempff campaign funds* from employee of hie insurance on the flex horned expir over the state as they ere selling at tically admitted by tbe authorities that tion ia not given, war w ill be inevita- The charges against ed a month ago. The policy waa for Grants Paas, the number allotted by tbe Russian minister of marine is in w ill make tha inquiry in the first dis that office. V Mr. Boses bae this years’ congress w ill soon be exhausted. Bunn have been under consideration $3,000. The possession of definite information that trict, and Rear Admiral John K. Bart for some time by the Civil Service crop of flax epread in the fields or first installment sent to the First Na lett in the interior Miisiecippi d strict. An Indiana woman admits i poisoning the Baltic fleet fired upon its own tor Commission, which recommended that stored at Scio, eo that he has some raw tional bank of Grants Pass has been ber step-daughter and ive tire judge pedo boats in tha North sea, mistaking Bunn be dismissed. The President's material with which to start a linen ■old out, and second lot ie now going her confession to read, Northwest Lands Restored. them for Japanese vessels. These tor- “ order was fn accordance with this re m ill. The fire, however, w ilt cause at fast fie tbe first lot went. Mining „ ____ .. ____. . . .__ boats, finding themselves attacked Washington, Oct. 31. — Secretary commendation. delay in starting the m ill. men are tbe principal buyers, and not Firs on ths Brooklyn water front de- and laboring also „ under „ H .r the delusion the delusion Hitchcock today ordered 68,000 acres atrojad a pier 700 fast long which a few are beiog purchased to send thkt the enemy was naar, replied. In eliminated from the Walla Walla for- Jew Doctors Distinguish Themselves stored with cotton and general mere h Mukden, Nov. J.— The Jewish doc Delegates to Commercial Congress. East. this manner a ^number wdte slightly eat reserve withdrawal ;n Northeastern endiae. A steamer tied to the pier waa tors and surgeons are especially dis damaged. , Oregon and Southeastern Washington. Salem— Governor Chamberlain has Northwest Wheat M arkets.' also destroyed. One fireman and one tinguishing themselves, devoting These lands have bean found unsuit appointed J. E. Aitcheaon, of Portland, Portland — Walla Walla, 83«; policeman are reportad missing. The D is c o n te n te d In C o lo m bia. able for forestry purposes. They will their time night and day to the and F. B. Holbrook, of Irrigon, as del blueetem, 86«; valley, 85c. lorn Is estimated at $500/MW. wounded, and tha Jewish soldiers In Panama, Nov. 2.— Advices from be subject to settlement immediately the field are displaying as great brav egates to tha trans-Mississippi Com Tacoma— Blueetam, 89>*c; club. Vanaott. of Mew Ysrk, Is Caur* report that there ia great disoon- and become eebjeet to entry- altar 90 ery aa their comrades o f other retfg- ma re ie I congress, to ha held at fit. 86 *«. Ionia. - t t W w M s i , throughout Colombia. Idays’ advertisement. Colfax— Club, 73c; blueetem, 76«. K.