Image provided by: Newberg Public Library; Newberg, OR
About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1906)
maw o/ tangled and «till amo wreckage, and Ita thousands o f ing people! The place tonight presents sion to inquire into the subject o f sec ond-class mail matt er, with a view to ascertaining what modifications o f the present second-class laws are necessary to render its report to congress not lat er than December 10, 190«. , r V the Bust nineteen dears Ban Francisco kg* been a livin g helL , In t h r weeks M d, mouths -to come, yes, even is the years that ara ta follow, this stats o f heU witt eeatisua. the Deschutes valley, extending froth1 the es she re extremity o f the buttas ^e the oidfhaunel o f the river, eight m i l « : I t U s t o immense plowed «eld, brokap J K r t H a V , 39» rapidly, and in a short ibis land in the district Seing. Three years agit ily a couple o f houses bat signs o f hhhitatioe were equally member to be selected b; attorney-General Moody is at work manner o f selection Is Standard Oil indictments. provided. An appropria is recommended to deft the» dlgtrlsh rapidly developing IS inder the Arnold ditch, « v e te s it eeeth e f Bend. Settlers hare are g ufi substantial houses that would •redit te- any city? they are not an so many dwelling The postmaster-general In U s annual report recommends te at i all pox has broken out fat Zkm and the-Dearie party «alle it Di punishment. . ture. r I t is all well enough fo r these men to say> “ Well, w e l l buiM a better and more beautiful city .** I t is aH woK enough fe r Dr. Devise to say: “ W e bava the situation w ell in hand, and we one w ill ge without feed or clothing.“ kaa doe ' A b et rail hundreds who clusively that he • tad net ed by eny o f thn pterions I , n I t a Union WOt V Albany— To noouM hi, lea. >• rural commun enty-one studente at an Indiana fe have been suspended fo r ben ino o f the prof eoo ore. È hool districts- in U n ■see by the caused the Sen Francisco fire ommending this ¿ommimion, the poet- one could go'south fr< beakrupteyt oofl-ithe ifiaeter-general hi Mr communication to sixty miios, aid ia tl scarcely a* htacC; no - * p~ ‘ miles o f BdndXahmg r /* T h o ex i sting U t t t M regulating the thé lee C avt>M K '| second clam of mail matter are out o f date; they do not meet modern require ments o f the publishing industry, end the administration o f them unaeeee- The battleship Bhode Island went ■ y ü r and unreasonably hampers the agVdbnd in Chesapeake bey. N o dam yubnebees of boon1 fide newspapers and age Ties boon done, and it is expected she w ill be floated sooa. / y * ‘ A s .« n Mflieationofwhatisinetaoinoi iindication o f what j c in I t : bill has been introduced flfl'. esw* g ross authorizing the n a p p o i f f a # o f volved in administration, it may bo parliament 'mejgjflfr - whp baya complete« Under present cei ■ ... a«., - i r - * ' a ‘T à for the dissemination o f information of n publie character, what is devoted to literature, the sciences, arts, or some Goberai Gredy says there is s u e fc special in d u ^ v ^ what is ja be more suffering jn Sua Franatami O tiona must, however, be determined in The house committee * * • k ^ e d biH abolishing land office r p e i d & f r 1 8 M Francisco has plenty o f food on met all requirements is positively pro hand fo r ten days, with more oa the hibited admission i f it be * designed pri Arlington—-Welle bored fo r oil pros marily for advertising purposes or far fre e einsulation, or t v f sireufnthra at pects two years ago, in which water The management o f Sea Francisco nominal rates.’ That such questions. came to the surface level, have become has been restored to the mnnicipal active artesian gusher* sines the hour officials. fif the d M t r a c ^ t J p t k q u k t iu Cali- The sew Russian cabin«» ' elaii t a t e V h e fll «s U s | r e located at Ca t- be Uberal, end denounces i f l u a * am oppressor. a ley, Wash., a few miles northeast e f Arlington, end had been sunk by prev Great Britain has seat an ultimatum and fleet to Turkey. She is support- The Southern Pacifle bu"VWuled 1,0(1 cam o f supplies to Sen Frasciaeo. annoyance end reetrietions, and at the to the entieii !>» larger terras fa r Mgfc Mkool traib- >K* I f the experiment at Jovdaa Val- break out. The drinking water sfl U»t T proves successful, the plan witt be stricken city is polluted with typhoid illowed in other parts o f the county. fever germs. The constant cry o f the health department officials fo r days tap been “ boil the water before drink ing. ’ ’ This is easy advice, but, when , people erp cooking outdoors on shat- , tered stoves, sad rudely bonstruetod ovens made o f broken hrick, with the , wind dpy after day blowiag a gals, it is no wonder that tbs warning to boil the water is ignore«!. Those in charge o f the city 's affairs across the bey have steadfastly main tained there was no danger from an epidemic. This was the truth s week •fgo. I t was too early fa r infection, but now the period o f incubation kaa run, end what the physicians have been preparing themselves for— the out break o f typhoid—-has struck the aity. Yesterday fourteen eases were taken to the Pretidio hospital, and today a United States taf ; Indica schools and spesisi iasp«p$iow official, passed through here, ee route te Pen- dleton, to investigato troubles on the Umatilla r eservation between the super- ilU a d to l. tk* IidiABA • tad tkta ib « k - b in . Dr. McCheoney has bara, in sort hi that .ickncs. i.'c p ra a d in ^ n ’ aan YrYn- era and southern California, locating ciuco. remnants o f the Chinook and confeder- The otker ned even more dangerous who were d yn a m im f thsTWOods to drlvo the fugitive out, Frank Smith, the das- perado, who made a sensational escape from the city jail s i Portland, and aiase Ms flight Inst week has killed three # « • •era, msdo his lest stand. A fte r murdering Policeman Hanlon at Oregon City, Smith wee next located near Wood burn by Sheriff Shaver sff Clackamas and Captain O. D. Header son of Woodbura, Whom be mortally wounded, botk dying at Salem a fe w hours later. The'bandlt thee disappeared as com pletely as i f the earth had opeaed up and enfolded him. Many rumors w ere prevalent o f the murderer being seen during the, lest few days la various parte o f the distviot where he wee be ing heated, but nothing definite eould be found until this morning, when,, weary and w o n with his long flight. I end even in volume since luake in 8 m Francisco. new Bnssinn cabinet is ! Francisco hit short. from Woodiand to the Saeramentc .Union says: i« v v > The threat o f flood ie the Capay val Ttimrimvrcinen rrom the mountain side end dammed the w ateii o f Cache creek, is growing increasingly serious. I t may Ban Francisco banks have reopened hé- besomed- that the Hide in <]hestion and are doing e good business. was in tonie way the .result o f ihe re A new copyright law has been com cent earthquake, and it is now found pleted. but its passage by congress is to bs. 1,000,feet wide bid to clone com doubtful. pletely thé water course. E v ef since food and made io go to work. places' two id made, elimeti pense cost bi which The e< M ilitary foreeg are after another ban a r o s y j a y a ' a : dit band in the province o f C a n m t w a ippine Islands. <u- found by measurements taken thin ■morning that n depth :o f one hundred are loi Attorney-GeneCal Moody is preparing feet had been reached. . • w ’ ing oi to prosecute the Standard Oil and rail ground roads for rebating. People o f Zion -City fight shy e f meet ings held by Dowie, at Which he at tempts to explain recent eteflta Francie vey of| the prq beginni: profiles ■troyed near, F The United States has been aeense4 o f buying the plans o f the British bat tleship Dreadnsught from a naval o f ficer who stole them. James D. Phelan says the condition o f thousands in California is pitiful, and it may be fecessnry to issue an- other appeal fo r publie aid. ^ * * * 4 * ^ . flooded. Dowie is fatally ill with dropsy. Hermann’s trial has been set for the first week in June* pie were injured brought I Linn eounty wherever the practicable, a fe M M , change h a m ^ T O * ^ as large ns last year, and the yards ere idges are short-lived in this being carefully cultivated, eo that it is id a constant source o f ex- he epunty. Permanent fills y ì ^ a A m u j ttle.more than a new bridge, ■ s ’/ » i stand but a few seasons r court has ordered road eu- to supplant a! iterial .is ith fills where blueetom, 7 1 i re thifb In all eases s >9« 70c. pproaehes to brii md, $27.60(#28 f short distunes l bo v if* the s are order««!. he recent calamity in Sen ms made necessary a resur- > first twenty-five miles of d Drain-Coos Bay, Btatroad, t this place. Thc-mape and the final survey were de- [he ■— flegvtoi sm T he engi Brown, was ordered back [ Bend on Coon Bay, which id almost reached, sad tail |e the n a n n y . Mr. Brown entire erew with him, and ' i f - d »“ // rr.r; Washington, May 1.— Three hundred thousand dollars were forwarded b y wire by the American Bed Crane to- Fruita — Applss, $2*3.00 par box; siitu Usi lIta, i r . ! 1 (4r.Bb per ¿rate. Vegetables — Asparago«, 76e*$1.36 per box; csbbege, 1 % <3 tJ io per pouad; esafiflower, lì.t fl per orate ; celery, $5.00 per orate; bepd !ettpe% ra d ish «, flOe ps tora and 28 carloads o f tsatage, two ear« M d 280,000 fact o f lumber, lflO tons s f Urne, 170 tens o f medicai spm plfes, two carloads of acid and chemj- eals, seven carloads o f wood, 241 ear* M d four steafnsrloads o f subsistence storey 1,570 tens e f flour, five aura e f fresi* m «a tO & 6 sura of miscellaneoue stores, one ear o f oranges, five sera o f slothing, two sacs o f suit, eump out fit Of L o . Angeles, 28 «ara.»’ I injunction suit against it Company, which has re- ■ to Brasil Fall Off. ^ a tftrn eyrT W 1! i l iB« ,or ^ (leparlment o f commerce « iys Abet the trade o f the Oraamtay; i with BrtaH.4hggrSgntes in Bridal Wdn-2 10,900,000, a la rg er. have s creami ry e o r with any country in provemente hre eu. Imports from B razil,story building el yhur 1906 aggregated floors ta ll be I a big graft ia ths erection o f Stanford 09«. Cnivercity buildings- Stsncturco fo r pert is to Bi whieh 98,000,000 were paid eoct the $1*.: 145,079 ranch, 1 8 * 1 8 ^ s win Fsralyxs All Building. young roosters live, 1 7 *1 8 «; turkeys, dressed, choice, 2 0 * 2 8 «; guess, liqpy J j M t l e ; ««b e e l i e ; docks, 17*18«, To; vhlluy, 24*96« pm prend ; V Bed drosejtonds 93OOJO0, hud Sea braving, $24*24.60; volimi- $24 A 0 * 28 4ML H ay— Valley tfm oth y,$1 2*l 8; clover, 17.60* 8 : çheat, | f l * L ; grain buy, $7 dopasi; ion Company’s lines at Plainsboro, other. q g i nflft tat procpectamscgnhii fdS the usual Oregon crop. The vines are start- Line Out fé M s satlsn High Prtoe fo r « M e s i « City, May 8.— Eugissen o f Baker City—Lee B tbc Mexiean National Railway bave city, bave pnrchased tl succeedcd iu euttiag u Un« f r a « Dar- ! sheep o f Olivm, in the dato another 92*600,Q00 for Cal if ernia. ungo to Mazatlan eu thè Pacifle coust. try, for delivery aftor The loeating work has baca going oa high prie« o f mora tha Three «an wore fatally injured iu a for s year. I t is probable that the la- eioding yearlinga, laalbi ta between striking minors sad Esame ter oc «an i« sailway ta li build an extea- ! exaet figura« ars aot < risa to thè «Il «aids from Teéiutlaa. |«ae « f thè largata salsa ir, ebotas, 28* 80c. ijjkicngO, May 7.— “ Within two weeks 2v[noo workmen in all branch « o f the building industry ini Chisago w ill be thrown mat o f work by suspension of construction work on skyscrapers and factories affected by the strike o f etrue- tural ironworkers- I t ma; ' not develop into a lockout, bat there w ill ___________ necessarily ■be- a - shutdown i f the strike eentin- ues.” This was the statement made hy one o f the foremeet building eon- tractors o f the city ,‘ u M a member o f the ~Bailding Contractors’ Council. «>.'» flailor« on Lurk la Cuba. : Havana, M ty 1,— An Am erlcM sailor was shot and seriously wounded, and another sailor WAP slightly wounded, Sunday evening, at, Guantanamo,¡$a a row between sailors from American war ship# M d Cuban police. Thirty sailors who were ashore enjoying a lark at tempted to lower the flag over the Spanish elnb, when the police inter fered and citizens joined in the dis turbance. Several shots were fired. On« policeman is reported to have been seriously wounded. Two night Shocks Cause Ms Alarm. _ ^ ** lemma, Saa Francisco, M ay 1.— Two alight London, May 1 .— The American earthquake shocks at an interval o f an steamer 8t. Paul which sailed from hoar were felt hero early this n o n - fo f New York today, took lag. They were e f the same nature to ttosw-Dreeeed. fancy, 8* 814« pci 91,885,008 la gold, most o f which is s dozen other shocks that have been deetined for ths agents o f British ia - 'fe lt s i n « the big qnaks o f April 18. pelt on, 9 *1 0 e. snranee eom pani« to meet their 8 m Ne damage Iras dons this morning, and I V c a c i a c A I i a L . x . _____ _________ ______________ Pork— Draseod, 7 * 8 fee il— Drammd. I M t r i pm pound. c c i m c
