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T U R N 8 DOWNJ^WOOL GROW ERS. S A Y S C O N T R A C T O R S W IL L LO SE
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**lnch*t Says They Must Pay fo r All Did Nat Know Nature o f Rock Along
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Route o f Celilo Canal.
Rang# In Raaarvaa.
Portland— Tbs government canal at
Washington— Gifford Pincbot, chief
•of the Forestry service, haa overruled Celilo w ill coat $10,000,000, instead of
the protect of the Umatilla County $4,000,000, according to I . H . Taffe,
Wool growers’ aaoociation in the matter who haa been operating fish wheels
* -of charging a gracing fee for the Bine near there for SQ years.
'T h e contractors, Smith A Jones,
mountain forest reserve range this can-
eon. The woolgrower« also protested who are digging the first half m ile at
that they ware not assigned Individual the Celilo end, w ill lose $100,000 on
“ They took it at
ranges.
The department explained the Job.” he said.
that it was not cu«ternary to assign too low a figure, evidently not knowing
particular tracts to individual stockmen the nature of the roek they have to
when reservee were first created, and it blast out. Their bid was $804,000.
is not yet determined what plan w ill be They have about 100 men at work pre­
paring a foundation for the rock work
followed in the Blue mountains.1
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The association also called attention on the upper end of the can al."
to recent decisions by the California - Mr. Taffe says there is nothing in the
and Washington courts to the effect fishwheel business this season because
that the secretary of agriculture is “ those fellow * on the lower river won’ t
without authority to impose a tax for let a single salmon get past th em ." H e
the use of forest reserve range, and gets a good price, 7 cents a pound, for
without authority arbitrarily to regu­ all he traps, bis market being in the
His cold storage works are,
late its use. The forest officials inter­ East.
pret these decisions to bold that the however, devoid of salmon this season,
secretary of agriculture had not been and he does not anticipate any great
•empowered to enforce any penal code, improvement in the run.
but did have the right to keep the re­
Calapooia Company Is 8ued.
servee clear of stock or lease them on
Albany — Claiming the Calapooia
such reasonable conditions as be should
prescribe. No appeal has been prose­ Lumber company, of Crawfordsville,
cuted to a final hearing in either case, has cut and logged more than 760,000
but the officials believe their right in feet of timber off land belonging to
the sphere indicated is beyond all pos­ him, Abner O. Withee haa filed suit
sible question, and say that court deci­ for $4,600 damages in the State Circuit
sions w ill have no influence upon the court for Linn county, through Attor­
ney W . Lair Thompson. The timber
rules adopted for control of reserves.
alleged to have been cut by the defend­
ant company is valued at $1,600, and
Bands Want T o Go T o Salem.
the Oregon statutes pravide that where
Salem— Almost every organised band timber is cut unlawfully the owner
in the state has applied to the Salem may recover three times its value.
Fourth of July committee for an en­ Withee is an Eastern capitalist who has
gagement. When the committee began large timber holdings in Linn county,
making arrangements to celebrate the and is represented in the West by
Fourth it was announced that a large Thompson A Hardy, of Eugene.
number of bands, probably 80, would
be employed if possible for the occa­
Water Soon to Flow.
sio n . The responses came thick and
Baker City— Water w ill flow through
fast. Several days ago the committee
the 18-mile ditch of the Baker Irriga
had engaged all the bands that could
tion company within the next few days.
be paid from the fund available.
If
This statement waa made by J. A .
there were a few thousand more dollars
Smith, head of the company.
The
in the treasury the committee would be
water w ill be sent down in a small vol­
w illiu g to work overtime engaging
ume, at first being used for sluicing in
bands. As it is the committee is satis­
the banks of the big reservoir which is
fied .hat there w ill be more brass band
to^be built this summer. jTh e reservoir
music in Salem on the Fourth of July
is. to cover 840 acres and have a capa­
than waa ever heard at one place in
city of 6,000-acre feet. The ditch w ill
Oregon before.
be used for carrying water for storage
in the reservoir for the first time next
8tate Fair T o Be the Greatest.
spring.
Salem— Now that the election is over
President Downing of the state fair
All Umatilla is Rejoicing.
board, who is also chairman of the
Athena— Reports from all over Uma­
Democratic county committee, expects
tilla county are to the effect that the
to devote bis entire time and attention
outlook for an enormous wheat crop
to perfecting arrangements for the state
this season is bright. Before the heavy
fair, which opens in September. U r.
rains there was considerable ^nxiety
Downing says that the fair this year
over the outlook, as in those localities
w ill be the greatest ever held on the
where the soil is light the prospects for
state fair grounds. The attractions w ill
a good crop were slim, and especially
be better and more numerous and the
so where the wheat was spring sown.
exhibits in every department w ill ex­
In many places it was believed the crop
cel all other showings.
H e says the
would be a failure outright, but every­
people in every county are taking an
thing is now entirely different.
interest this year, which is due, he
thinks, to the interest awakened by
Road Machinery Arrives.
the Lewis and Clark fair.
Salem— Two carloads of machinery
for the government experimental road
Fleeces in Prime Condition.
construction have arrived in this city.
Baker City — Shearing of sheep in There is ooe more ear on the road.
Baker county haa begun by electric When it arrives the work w ill be start­
machinery at the plant of Lee Bros-, ed ip earnest. The engineer in charge
near here, who w ill first shear their of the work, Mr. Loder, expects to be
own sheep and then those of Ayre and employed in the construction of this
other la'ge owners in the county. sample road at least two months.
Shearing was delayed by the long con-
. tinned wet weather, but it is said that
Successor to Dr. Lane.
on account of the moisture the qnality
Salem — Governor Chamberlain ap­
o f the Baker wool w ill this year far pointed Dr. W B. Morse, of Salem, a
exceed that of previous years, as it is member of the state board of health, in
clean from dust and of fine texture. place of Dr. Harry Lane, resigned, and
I t is expected the tonnage w ill be large H . G. Myer, of Salem, a member of the
and that most of it w ill go into storage. barber commission.
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Corvallis a Eastern R.R.
May Buy Road to Blue River Mines.
Eugene— The Eugene Commercial
club has met and adopted resolutions
asking the conqfy court to investigate
the matter of purchasing a highway in­
to the Blue river mines.
A t present
the private road from Bice Rivqy City
to the mines, a distance of six miles, is
closed on account of some trouble be­
tween th e owners, the Lucky Boy Min­
ing company, and other mine owners in
the district, and there is no means of
access to the minee from the outside.*
Fruit Injured in Valley.
Salem— The continued damp weath­
er which has prevailed for the past
three weeks in the Willamette valley
haa been very injurious to the fruit
crop. Strawberries in some localities
have been almost ruined.
Cherries,
too, have been injured for want of dry
weather and sunshine. Growing grain
haa bad all the rain necessary for this
season.
La Grande OfFere Fres 8ite.
La Grande — The La Grande Oom-
mercial club is attempting to ralee $8,-
000 for the parchase of a site to be
offered to the Palmea Lumbar company
as an fnducement for the location of its
new m ili hora. About $0,000 has been
aubscribed. A site of 78 acres on the
vivar northweet of town haa been securwd
by option.
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P O R T L A ND MA R K E T S .
Wheat— Club, 78978c; blueetem,
74@75c; red, 70971c; valley, 78c.
Oata— No. 1 white feed, $31.50;
gray, $31.60 per ton.
Barley— Feed, $24.60 per ton; brew­
ing, nominal; rolled, $ 26926 .
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1. $129
13 per ton; clover, $7.6098; cheat,
$ 6 9 7 ; grain bay, $ 7 9 8 ; alfalfa, $18.
Froite— Applet. $2.6098.60 per box;
apricots, $1.76 92.00 crate; cherries,
76c9$l per box; strawberries, 6 9
8c per ponnd; gooseberries, 598c per
pound.
Vegetable^ — Beans, 3 9 6 c; cabbage,
$191.26 per 100; green corn, 47)4c
doe.; onions, 8 9 1 0 « per doaen; peas,
6c; radishes, lO operdosen; rhubarb
Soper ponnd; spinach, 90c per box;
parsley, 86c; squash, $1 per crate;
tnrnips, $1#1.25 per sack; carrots, 66
#76c per sack; beets, 86e9$l per sack.
Onions— New, D 4 9 $ c per ponnd.
Potatoes — Fancy graded Burbanks,
50960c per hundred; ordinary, nomi­
nal; new California, Sc per ponnd.
Batter — Fancy creamery, 17)4920c
per pound.
Eggs — Oregon ranch, 20921 o per
doaen.
Poultry — Average old hens, 12918c
per pound; mixed chickens, 12912 ) 40 ;
broilers, 1591 fo; roosters, 10c; dress­
ed chickens, 18914c; turkeys, live,
16918c; turkeys, dressed, choice, 209
22c; geese, live, 0910c; geeee, diyesed,
old, 10c; young, 12c; docks, old, 119
ISo; young, 12)4918o.
Hop*— Oregon, 1006, 10912)4e.
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best,
18928c;
valley, coarse, 22)4 923c;
fine, 24926c; mohair, choice, 289S0e
per pound.
Veal — Dressed, 497n pet ponnd.
Beef— Dressed bulls, 8c per ponnd;
cows, 4 )4 9 6 )4e; country steers, 596c.
Mutton— Dressed fancy, 7 9 8 « pound;
ordinary, 6 9 6 c; lamba, with pall on,
8c.
Pork— P resssd, 7 9 *0
Through Pullman standard sad tourist
sleeping ears dally to Omaha. Chisago * “
kens; tourist lim p in g c a n dally to a
City; through Pullman tourist daaptng ears
(personally conducted) weakly to Chisago.
K an su City: roelining chair aura (asola Iraai
to the East daily.
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Many Seeking Tim ber Land.
Baker City — Many people are com­
ing into the Eastern Oregon timber belt
in search of timber.
Locators from
Chicago, Milwaukee, Western Wash­
ington and Idaho were included in two
parties which have passed through Ba
ker City on their way into the John
Day country. One of these parties,
w ith H . J. Bundy, started for the So-
eanville district; the other party, 16
people in all, 14 women and one boy,
which waa under tne direction of G.
W . Shaw, started for Burns.
Three Trains East Daily
Castle Gate, Canyon of the Grand, Black
Canyon, Marshall and Tennessee P asses, and
the World-Fsunous Royal Gorge.
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Train arrives . Goldendale,
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Steamer leaves The Dalles .daily iex­
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