OREGON m u ITEMS OF INTEREST
RE C O RD H O P C R O P .
O P IN IO N O N IN 8U RAM C E LA W .
-Oregon YE*Id fo r 1906 Promieoa to Attorney Qeneral Says Insolvency o f
Exceed Even That o f 1906.
Company Cancels Policies.
Salem— Aim oat incredible tbongh it
Salem— Attorney General Crawford
may Mean, w ell poetod Oregon bop has rendered an opinion in which he
grower« expect a crop of 180,000 balee holds that where an insurance company
in this etate tkia aeaeon.
Thia la
has become insolvent and a recevier
expectation haaed upon the precent
has been appointed in court proceedings
dition of the ysrda,
Some men who la another state, a ll policies In this
are both dealert and grower« my they state are thereby cancelled, but a poli­
w ill not be anrprlaed at a crop of 140,- cy bolder, who did not know of the in­
000 bale«, and w ill be disappointed if solvency, may have a claim against the
i t g o «« under 180,000, with eontinned deposit fund in this state for any loss
favorable weather conditlona.
The he many sustain w ithin a reasonable
largest crop heretofore gathered
time after the appointment of the re­
that of last year, aggregating 108,000 ceiver.
bale«.
H e also bolds that the secretary of
A ll the yard« are now in first class state of thia state, as insurance com­
condition. Many old yard« are prom­ missioner, has authority to Investigate
ising a yield 86 to 50 per cent greater the condition of such an insurance com­
thah last year.
In addition to tbi« pany and if be finds that its capital is
there are many yuung yard« which pro­ impaired below the sum of $800,000,
duced light crops of baby hop« laat year he may cancel its license in this state.
that w ill yield fo il crop« for the first
Ask 8tate fo r Appropriation.
tim e this year. The great qaeetion in
the minds of growers 1« whether all the
Ontario— Henry Blackman, recently
hop« can be gathered.
Labor is scarce appointed by Governor Chamberlain as
and a much larger number of people one of the commissioners of Oregon to
than usual will be required to pick the the Jameetown exposition, representing
•crop.
Eastern Oregon, is in Ontario gathering
Heavy showers in this vicinity bam statistics and exhibits for the world's
injured-clover hay to some extent, and fair in 1007, so as to make a report at
cracked Royal Anne cherries slightly. the next legislature with the view of
The rain, however, w ill benefit grain, bavins a liberal appropriation made.
potatoes and other crop«.
Mr. Blackman states that the commer
eial bodies of Portland are back o f .the
movement and requested the governor
Harney Sawmills Busy.
to make the appointments.
Oregon is
Burns— The sawmill men of this
the
first
state
on
the
Pacific
coast to
-county have all started their m ill to
come to the front for the purpoee of ad­
running on fu ll time and the outlook is
her resources.
better than, for a number of yeafs, as vertising
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-there 1« a U rge large number o f new
Dr.
Sherman
Cannot
Attend.
eettlers locating in thia oounty, and
Oregon C ity— Secretary Cross, of the
then the sawmills near Harney City
•ship most of their product to Malheur W illam ette V alley Chautauqua aseocia-
-county. There was not much demand tion, has received a telegram from Dr.
for*)um>wr last year, and most of the W . 0 . Sherman, of Sacramento, an­
m ills closed down earlv in the season. nouncing his serious illness' at his
ILumber has increased in value from home, which w ill prevent him- from
■$10 to $18 per thousand for rough lum­ keeping his engagement at this year's
Dr. Sherman has for a
ber, and dressed lumber has increased assembly.
number of years been instructor ef the
about the same ner cent.
Bible class and his services have been
invaluable to the ebautauqua meetings.
Springfield May Be I erminus.
Eugene — The 'W illam ette Valley Secretary Cross is planning to substi­
company has applied to the city of tute a round table for this interesting
«Springfield for a franchise for the con­ feature of the Chautauqua program.
struction of an eleetric railway on cer­
tain streets entering the city from the
worth. For a long time the company
has been attempting to secure a fran­
chise for entrance into Eugene, intend­
ing to extend the line now under con­
struction between Salem and Portland
south to Eugene, but as the city coun­
c il seems loath to give the franchise,
the company threatens to build around
Eugene.
La Qrande Gets Big Mill.
La Grande— Representatives of the
Palmer Lumber company have made
public that they nave decided to build
their big m ill at La Grande.
Work
w ill begin as soon as a right of wav for
a railroad spur through Marion street
and the Riverside addition is secured.
The 78 acres of ground donated by eiti-
sens for a m ill site and lumber yards
w ill be turned over at once, the trans­
fer to be made through the Commercial
elub.
Trouble in Harney County.
Salem— There is trouble brewing
•down in Harne* oounty over irrigation
- Wheat C ro p Looks G ood.
matters. Th e Burns board of trade
Pendleton — Um atilla county w ill
has asked the state land board to seed•.
wheat crops this
thè state engineer over to make ao in- *
year in spite of threatening early por­
veetigation with a view to obliging
tents. The moist weather of the past
some of the companies holding lands
four weeks has lifted the crops out of
under the Oarey act in the vicinity of
the ground until they w ill be as good
H arney to proceed to develop it or va­
in straw as usual, whereas it was pre­
cate. State Engineer Lewis w ill soon
dicted that in some places a harvester
go to Harney county, the land board
could hardly get below the heads. Now
having made an order to that effect at
the warm weather has begun to harden
its last meeting.
the young grain and cause tne maturing
beads to fill out and increase in weight.
Investigate Insurance Companies.
Salem— The Greater Salem Commer­
County Fair at Tillamook.
cial club has adopted a resolution ask­
Tillam ook— A t a meeting of the T ill­
ing the Oregon Development league to amook Development league the matter
appoint a committee to aid Senator of a county fair was taken up.
The
Fulton in his effort to secure a larger date for the fair w ill probably be Aug­
«bare of the reclamation funds for Ore­ ust 23,24 and 25, and it w ill probably
gon. The club also authorised the ap­ include a stock show and street carni­
pointment of a committee to confer val. J. 0. Cooper, of McMinnville,
with Secretary of State Danbar regard­ has been engaged to manage it.
ing an investigation of the course of in­
surance companies in the pavment or
PO RTLAND M ARKETS.
nonpayment of losses in the San Fran­
Wheat— Club, 71 972c; blueatem
cisco disaster.
74c; red, 89970c: valley, 71972c.
Oats— No. 1 white feed, $31.50982;
Seats Assigned Legislators.
Salem— Members of the next Oregon gray, $31.60 per ton.
Barley— Feed, $24924.50 per ton;
legislature have already been selecting
seats in their respective houses,, and brewing, nominal; rolled, $ 26926 .
Fruits— Apples, $2.609 3 50 per box;
Secretary of State Dunbar has been as­
signing seats as requested.
Before the apricots, $1.7692 per crate, cherries,
legislature convenes he w ill have each 698c per pound; currants, 9910c;
member’ s name on a card on the front peaches, $191-25; strawberries, 598c
o f his desk, in letters large enough for per pound; gooseberries, 59 7c per
the presiding officers, paces and others pound; Logan berries, $1.25 per crate;
to read at a distance.
In each house raspberries, $1.7591-85; blackberries,
the Multnomah delegation w ill occupy 10c.
Vegetables— Beans, 697c per pound;
practically the same seats occupied at
cabbage, l% c per pound; encumbers,
the laat session.
66c per doaen; lettuce, bead, 10925c;
onions, 8910c per dosen; peas, 4 9 6 c;
Prom ise Ontario New Railroad.
Ontario— Grattan P . Wheeler, the radishes, 10920c per dosen; rhubarb,
8c per pound; spinach, 29 3c per
N ew York city banker, who is financing
pound; parsley, 26c; turnips, 90c9$l
th e Ontario-Emmett railroad, is in the
per sack; carrots, $191-26 per sack;
city, accompanied by O. 0 . W right,
beets, $1.2691-60 per sack.
manager of bis Eastern Oregon mining
Onions— New, 1*^91 K c per pound.
interests. M r. Wheeler stated that the
Potatoes — Fancy graded old Bur­
Ontario-Emmett railroad would abeo-
banks, 40960c per hundred; ordinary,
lutely be built, and that the money is
nominal; new Oregon, 769'O c.
a ll subscribed for its construction, and
Butter— Fancy creamery, 17 H 920c
the ssme would be in running order
per pound.
w ithin 18 months, but probably at an
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 22922) { c per
earlier date. .
dosen.
Poultry— Average old hens, 13913 He
Outlook in Lane County.
per pound; mixed chickens, 18 91 2H c;
Eugene— Sunshine has improved all broilers, 16916)^0; roosters, 9 ){9 1 1 c ;
crops in Lane county.
An average dressed chickens, 13914c; turkeys,
cherry yield is on the market; straw­ livs. 17 # 17H e ; turkeys, dressed,
berries are practically harvested; rasp­ choice, 20922 c; geeee, live, 10912c;
berries and bleck cape are ripening and ''docks,’ o ld T l 1 12c; young, 12H 913c.
arc prolific. Prunes, apples and pears
Hope— Oregon, 1906, 10911c; olds,
are in the best of condition.
Hay and 6c per pound.
grain are very heavy, while hopa are
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best,
well advanoed, promising a big yield. 18928H e; valley, coarse, 2 2 ^ 9 2 3 H e;
Pasture is good.
fine, 84c per pound; mohair, choioe,
88930c,
Oregon Appropriations Cut.
Veal— Dressed, 497c per pound.
Washington— The senate oommittee
Beef— Dressed bulls, Sc per pound;
cut down the building appropriations cows. 4 H 9 6 He; country steers, 696c.
in reporting on the omnibus bill so that
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 7 9 8 c; per
Baker City gets only $66,000, Eugene pound; ordinary, 6960 ; lambs, with
$60,000, and Salem $16,000 to com­ pelt oa, 8«.
plete its grounds.
Pork— Dressed, 7 9 $ H e per pound.
SUNDAY
SEE
NATURE’S
WONDROUS
HANDIWORK
EXCURSIONS!
ON THK
Corvallis
ft Eastern R . R.
Castle Gate, Canyon o f the Grand, Black
Canyon, Marshall and Tennessee P asses, and
the World-Famous Royal Gorge.
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For Descriptive aed lUwatratod Pamphlets, write to
W . C McBRIDE, General Agent
Vendar excursion« to Newport and return on
tbi* Corvallis a l u t e r à Railroad • lit
Lu re Albany Every Sunday, 7:30 A. N .
Leave Corvallis
A. N .
M0
at noon.
Rato rains,
A rrlv ln s >■ Newport a
leave Newport at A:SO p.
at the fitfs.l resort In th# ____
i rest
and pleasure lor the weary worker.
Three-day and season tickets from all 8. P.
or c. S E. polnta w ill ba rood going or return­
ing on Monday Excursion trains.
Far# from Albany, C orvallis or Philom ath.
Three Trains East Daily
Through Pullman standard ai
sleeping ears dally to Omaha. Chisago
kans: tourist sleeping ears dally to I i
City: through Pullman tourist slseptBi
(personally conducted) weekly to Ch
Kansas C ity ; reclin ing chair ears (easts
to tha East dally.
70 H 0U R 8
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
No Change of Cars.
214 Third St., Portland, Oregon
$1.50 for the Roúnd Trip.
.Numerous attractions, inclu d in g boating.
Ashing, surf-bathing, baseball, music by the
band and gathering pratty water agatee.
CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R.
T IM E CARD NO. »
Trains Pram and T * V e*n lna.
No. 1—
l eave* Y aqu in a................................ 7:00 A M
Arrives at Corvallis.......................... 11:18 A M
Arrives Albany.............................. ..12:15 P M
No. 2 -
Leavea Alban y.................................... 12:15 P M
lea ves Corvallis............................. :. 1:45 P M
Arrives Yaquina.............................. 6:00 P M
Trains T * and Pram Detroit.
No. 3—
Leaves Albany.
............................. 7:80 A M
Airlves D etroit................................... 12:10 P M
No. 4—
le a v e s D etroit..../ .> ......... t ............ 1:00PM
Arrives Alb an y....V ;......................... 5:40 P M
P a c i f i c
am d u n i o n
NEW PORT ft RETURN
THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO
„O regon
S hort L ine
D W ilt
T I M «CMCftwi-iS
Portland. Sr.
Chicago
Portland
Salt Lake,
Ft. Worth,
Kansas City,
Louts.Cbicagoaod
•:15a. as.
via
Huntington.
Salt Lake, Denver,
A fa n tie
Pt. Worth, Omaha,
Expíese
. Kansas City, Ik.
8:15 p.m.
Louis,« .'hicago and
via
■ nntlngtOB.
St. Paal
Past Mall
W alla Sfalla. Lewts-
ton, Spokane,Wal­
lace, Pul I n a i ,
Minneapolis, St.
.Paul, Duluth. M il­
waukee, Chicago
and East.
For fuller Information
nearest ticket agent, or
I3 8 p .a u
7:15 a.m .
• M a .S k
or w rit*
A. L. CRAIG,
Trains far CorvaMia.
General
No. I
lea ves A lb an y................................... 7:55 A M
Arrives C orvallis................ . ............ 8:85 A M
T h * Oregon Railroad á Navigation Co.
No. 10 -
and, Oregon.
Leaves A lb a n y ........ ....................... 2 : » P M
i Arrives at C orvallis............ .............8:18 P M
• No. 8—
*
Lears« A lb a n y ................................... 7:85 P M
Arrives at C orva llis............................8:15 P M
No Matter
W hat
Your W ants May Be
Trains far Albany.
No. i
Leaves Cot v a i l s . .............................. 6:30 A M
Arrives Albany................................... 7 : » A M
N o .* -
1/ aves C orva llis...............................12:40 PM
Arrives at A lb an y................................... 1:25 P M
Leaves C o rva llis ................................ 6:00 P M
Arrives at A lb a n y .......................... 6:10 P M
in the Printing Line
TH E GRAPHIC
Can Satisfy Them
REGULATOR
LINE
Regular Sunday Trains.
No. 5—
Ltavrs corvallia ......... ...................6:80 A M
A rrtv.s at A lb a n y ........................... 7:10 A M
No. 11-
Leaves C orvallis............................... 11:80 A M
Arrives at A lb a n y ............................ 12:15 P M
No. 7—
Leaves Corvallis. ............................. 6:00 P M
Arrives at A lb a n y ...............................6:40 P M
No. 8—
Les ves A lb a n y ....... .................. .
7:55 A M
A rrives at C orva llis........................ 6:36 A M
No. 12—
Leaves A lb an y.................................. 12:45 P M
Arrives at C orvallia................................. 1:33 P M
No. 6—
Leaves A lb an y_________
7:85 P M
Arrives at C orvallis............................ 8:15 P M
PORTLAND » 0 TIE BALLES
A ll at the above connect .with ¡-oitbern Pa­
cific Company trains, both at Atbauty and Cor­
vallis. as w elf as train for Detn It, g ivin g d i­
rect servio* to N ew port and adjacent beaches,
as w ell as Breltenbns i Hot Springs.
Por further infarraatlon apply to
i . C. M AYO , Gen. Pass. Agt.
B. H. BOLES, Agent. Albany.
H. H.CRON18E, Agent, Corval 11«.
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b 496 T 8 t, Washington, D. C.
For Wahkincu», Daly, Centerville,
Goldendal« .and nil Klickitat V aller
pointa.
Steamer leaves Portland daily (except
Sunday) 7 a. m., connecting with C. R.
A N. trains at Lyle 5:15 p. m. for Gol-
dendale.
Train arrives Got den dale,
7 :35 p. m. Steamer arrives The Dal lee
6.80 p. m.
Steamer leaves The Dallea daily v«x-
cept Sunday) 7 :00 a. m.
C. R. A N. trains leaving Goldendale
6:16 a. m., connecta with thia steamer
for Portland, arriving Portland 6 p. m.
Excellent meals served on all steam­
ers.
Fine accommodations for teams
and wagons.
For detailed information of rates,
berth reservations, connections, etc.,
wr te to S. McDonald, agent, Portland.
General Office, Portland, Or.
KIDNEY DISEASES D M A S
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W hen the Kidneys fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the poison­
ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them, the poisons are carried by the
circulation to every part o f the body, deranging the different organs. This causes heart
trouble, stomach trouble, sluggish liver and a host o f other ills, all due to deranged Kidneys.
foleyskidneycure
corrects irregularities and cures Kidney and Bladder diseases in every form, tones up the
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It I had te get up resas is to so tim e, each eigh t t* relieve m y bladder. 1 wrasell Moated up
w ith «re p a y ana m y eyesight ere* *o Impaired that I could scarcely aee aae e f m y fam ily
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