Newberg graphic., July 19, 1906, Image 2

NEWBERG
GRAPHIC
B. It. WOODWARD.
M O N E Y FO R K L A M A T H .
C LE A R IN G A W A Y DEBRIS.
Hundreda o f C arload« Dumped Daily
From San Franciaeo.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Hitchcock Adds S I,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to Fund
fo r Reclamation.
NO EXPENSE SPARED
Washington, July 16.— The acting
. Ban Franciaoo, July 17.— Certain vie-
OREGON
NEWBERG.
secretary
of tbs Interior hsa transfer re«.
Itora to San Franciaeo have given loud
another $1,000,000 of tfas reclamation
voice to their diaappointmant at aeeing
V A L L E Y F A R M E R S C O M B IN E .
LIN N C R O P S ARE A B U N D A N T . -
fnnd for ths Klamath irrigation pro­
the city debrla atrewn three montha
ject, making $2,000,000 now immedl
after the diaaeter. “ I t ia an impose!- Record Grain and Hay Output Ex­ Will Obtain Th eir Grain Bags Inde- ataly ava ilab le' for oonstruction. Ths
greater part of this w ill bs spent in
0
pandent o f Buyers.
pected— Labor Scarce.
ble taak that San Franciaeo haa under­
Oregon,
a small portion of ths Irrigated
taken,” they write home, and their la-
Salem— There is a lively war on be­
Albany— Oeree haa dealt bountifully
land b«dng in California. Work is be­
tween
W
illam
ette
valley
farmers
and
with
Linn
county
thia
year.
There
ia
mentationa come back by wire to thia
not a failure to record thus far.
Even the valley millers and warehousemen, ing energetically poshed on the con­
city.
struction of the outlet tnnnei from K in
the strawberries, reported ruined by growing out of tbe question of furnish­
It ia true that almoat three montha the late spring raine, recovered from ing sacks for grain. I t has always been math lake.
A Road With Low Gradas and Easy
Rasuma o f tha Last Important but
The secretary also .pledges $2,400,
have elapaed, and it ia alao true that the temporary setback and made a full the practice for warehousemen and
C urvet la tha Main Objact
Not Laaa Interesting Evants
000 to complete ths project. This ad­
acrea and acrea of debria lie in the crop. Linn county farms arc the pic­ miliars to furnish sacks to farmers and
ditional
money
is
to
be
available
as
Sought by Buitcer.
o f tha Past Week.
heart of the city. Moreover, it la high­ ture of industry and prosperity. Every take tbs value of the racks out of tbe soon as needed. This increase is tbe
ly poeeible that much of the debria variety of farm product w ill be almost purchase price of tbe grain when sold. result of Senator Fulton’ s work daring
a fu ll yield, and some, particularly the
Recently millers and warehousemen
w ill remain for aeveral montha.
last session. *
Cania Chadwick ia ill ia her priaoo
Portland, July 14.
Jamea J. H ill,
What theae viaitora have neglected to hay eutput, w ill surpass all previous in other valley counties decided to dis­
This increased allotment is possible
boma at Columbus, Ohio.
meet
da.
continue
this
practice
and
to
require
president
of
the
Great
Northern, and
obeerve ia that the debria ia being cart­
because the public land receipts (or the
Haying ia now in ita busiest stage, formers to buy the sacks outright.
Dreyfus ia tha baro of Franca ainoa ed away at the rate of 240 carload« a
past year graatly exceeded the depart­ one of tbe moot dominant figures in tha
ha haa boon proven innocant.
day. The dirt ia carried in wagona to and the enormous aiae of the crop w ill Marion and Polk county grainbnyers ment’ « estimates. W hile the returns railroad world, raachad Portland last
tax the resources of the farming com­ have practically agreed to tbe
Paaaanta ara caoaing a reign of terror the bunker« on Firat atreet, and from munity to care for it before the thrash­ plan, though no formal action haa been are not complete, it ia found that ths evening by the steamer Capital City
there
train«
convey
it
to
the
Protero
receipts w ill exceed the ssiimates by
throughoot tha Baaaian empire.
from The Dalles. W ith him are Louie
■warnpa, where it ia doing reclamation ing season. Thia year’ a bay crop ia
more then $2,000,000, and this increase
notable for the great amount of vetches
“ This is a blessing to valley form­
Hitchocck reaenta the ate tenant of work.
has been divided among four statoa, W. H ill, vice president of the Great
Senator Faltón that ha ia in hia dotage.
Throughout the old buaineae section grown. Thia greatest of all atock foods ers,” declared W. A . Taylor, a promin­ Oregon and California on ths Klamath Northern; Howard E lliott, president o f
thrives in the Willamette valiey, and ent grain farmer. “ The warehousemen
project; Washington, whose increases the Northern Paeifie; W . L . Darling,
Salta bane begun in San Franciaeo of the city dangaroua walla etill «tend,
Linn formers are beginning to rev ise have got none the start o f us, for al
but
the
board
of
work«
baa
taken
atepa
have been heretofore announced, and
aganat tha “ six-bit” inaaranca com*
to have them torn down. Thia bottrd the fact. I t haa many of the properties ready we have begun ariaaging to buy Idaho, which gets additional money for ehief angineer of the Northern P a eifie;
paniea.
that
rejuvenate
tbe
coil,
and
ia
itself
a
sacks Independent of them.
W e havs
A . H . Hogeland, chief engineer of the
■ alao called upon pioparty owner« to
Two man attempted to rob a Denver clear away the aidewalka on which profitable product. Running aa high placed onrselvee in their power too ita two projects now building.
Great Nortbarn; all of St. P a a l; O. M .
Doubling
tbs
cash
allowance
for
tbe
bank In daylight, bat were foiled and their building« front.
Noi| tbe farmers w ill build
When thia ia aa five tons to the acre, it not only long.
Klamath project opens the way for the Levey, president of the Portland 4k
both were caught.
yields
enormous
«tack«
o(
hay,
but
alao
granaries
on tbeir own farms, buy only
done many of the atreeta «t ill blocked
letting of new contracts to reclaim land Seattle railway, and B. E. Palmar,
sacks
enough
‘to
haul
grain
from
the
furnishes
excellent
pasturage.
A Britiah ateamer in Ohineae watera w ill bo opened. Such important streets
not included ia tha first unit, now n
assistant general superintendent of t h »
There ia a market shortage on form field to the granary, let the grain lie
waa attacked by piratea and tw o pee- aa Stockton and Pine are not paaaable
der construction. Just what work w ill
The city ia not laborer« ia Linn county, and farmer« loose in bins, and thus be oompelled to be taken up next haa not bean fully de­ Nortbarn Paeifie, of Toeoma, and Gory
aengera killed and the captain wounded. their entire length.
waiting idly for tbe diaappearance of are experiencing extreme difficulty in buy only one-tenth as many sacks as termined. Much w ill depend on the T . Hutchinson, an slsetrie engineer
Milukoff ia the choice of the Ruaaian
they do.
the debria, but reconatructian and housing their crops.
of Engineer Henry, from New York. In the party are four
Demócrata for premiar, bait the •« —«•
A
ll
claaaaa
of
grain
w
ill
be
ready
for
“ I have learned by experience that I
cleaning are going oo aimultaneoualy.
who
now
has
fa
ll
charge
of tbia'projeet. stenographers and M r. J. J. H ill’ s ser­
■till balka at yielding to the party’ « de-
harvest soon, and almost at the same can sometimes get 8 cents more a bosh
Tbe Klamath project can be built as
tim e. Thia complicates matters and el for m y, wheat by having poaseseion
vant.
i
a whole or la sections.
It was origin'
M IN IN G F R A U D S IN B R A Z IL .
create« a greater demand for help thsm of the grain when I get ready to sell.
Four
In
speaking
of
the new rood down
a lly intended to build it by units, com­
ordinary. T j meet tbe occasion farm­ Fanners can make enough in a single
North Carolina for murdefing
pleting one unit before taking up the the north bonk, M r. H ill said:
Country is Full a f Schemes to Obtain ers are doubling forces in the haying season by increased prices of wheat to
tire fam ily. O ne-of
next. I t has bean found, however, that
“ I t is likely tha Portland A Seattle
and la thia way the work is progressing pay for their granaries.
Money o f Gullible.
feaaed, implicating tbe ether three.
there w ill bs no troobls in getting set­ w ill be extendsd-to Spokane. W e can­
rapidly, and soon tbe greatest output
“ Let the warehousemen combine.
Washington, July 17.— Consul Gen
tlers npon these lamia as fast as water not say definitely, but there are survey­
A flood in Rhode« canyon, IB mil«
of hay Linn oounty haa ever produced We are doing something in that line
is ready and for thia reason it waa de­ or* in the field, end if we can get a-
nothr o f Trinidatd, Colorado, «wept eral George E . Anderson, in a report to w ill be on the market.
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ourselves and we shall buy our sac!
termined
to push work hereafter.
low grade, we w ill no doubt build.
away a number of houeae.
One
the bureau of manufacturera from R io
A part of the work of threshers thia without paying tribute to the ware­
W hile only $2,000,000 is sctaally We eonld use tbe Northern Pacific line-
waa drowned and a hundred people left
year
w
ill
be
asperating
seed
from
the
housemen.”
Janeiro, charge^ that w hile some bona
available for immediate use, another from Pasco, bat it is expected that the
h<
vetch straw. Large orders for vetch
fide Brasilian diamond minee may t
$2,400,000 w ill be forthcoming by the line w ill extend from Portland to Spo­
Hot
Weather
C
ooks
Fruit.
seed
have
been
received,
a
number
of
The war in Central America may in­
time
the engineers are able to use it kane.
Tbe Portland & Seattle railway
■ult profitably, that country ia full of them coming from Portland wholesale
Salem— Tbe excessively hot weather
volve Honduras and Nicaragua.
schemes which aré either out-and out bouses.
of the past week has done a great Considerable land to be reclaimed is w ill be tbe beet new road that was ever
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U ntil tbe built in ths United States.
The government haa begun an invee-
I t w ill be
amount of damage to such small and now lake bad or swamp.
frauda or are baaed on claims and facta
water baa been drained off and theae a road of low grades and few curves,
tigation o f tbe elevator buaineaa.
Many Claims to Adjust.
tender
fruits
aa
tbe
raspberry,
logon
so alight aa to make them little 1«
Salem— When the next legislature berry and even cherries. In some in­ lake beds dried, it ■ w ill be impoesibla and it w ill be very expensive, bnt when
Ita ly want« Great Britain and France
than frauda.
—, - '
convenes one of the moat important du­ stances the fruit has been literally to complete the project. This «training it is built it w ill be the best construc­
to reduce their a tending armiea and
Tbe report «aya the United States ties which w ill devolve upon the joint oooked on the vinee or trees and has and drying process w ill require several tion aver undertaken in this country.
any« ahe w ill do likewise.
“ Low grades are equivalent to deep
and Grant Britain, especially New committee on claims w ill be the adjust­ been spoiled for sale as a first-class ar­ years; bat in tbs meantime all landi
Thirty-nine laundry companies of York, Chicago and London, are the
now
arid
which
is
intended
to
be
re­
water
in the harbor.
Portland can
ticle.
Because
of
tbe
long
season
of
ment of a large-grist of claims aggregat­
Cincinnati, Ohio, have been indicted chief financial base of operations fo r a
ing a total of over $425,000 in princi­ cool, moist, cfoudy weather the fruit claimed w ill be brought under ditches. overcome the lack of deep water by
for violating the anti-truet law.
The Colombia river
number of promotora, who have never pal, upon which interest w ill be de­ waa in no condition to withstand the Under the allotment jnst made it is be­ eesy grades.
lieved that work on tbe Klamath pro­ offer« great opportunities in low grades,
done
any mining, and that there are a manded from the state at the legal rate sudden change to dry, hot weather.
The only hope of averting an open
ject can proceed without interruption bnt construction is fearfully expensive.
con teat in Russia ia for tbe esar to number of so-called mining companies of 8 per cent, and for all periods of time
until the last ditch ia dog and water There are miles where tbe coat of build­
now
soliciting
stock
aubecriptiona
in
Big L o g Drive in Progress.
make terms w ith the moderates.
ranging from three months to a year
ing the road w ill run ovar $100,000 to
the United States whose officers are not and a half. The moat complex ques­
Albany— The Spalding Logging com­ turned on «very available sere. .
Esther M itchell and Mm. Creffield
The allotment for tbe Boise-Peyette the m lie. And this is exclusive of tbe
certain where the land they claim tion which the committee and the leg­ pany is now damping into the W illam ­
admit they conspired to k ill George
a« property lies.
islature must determine ia which of the ette river above Albany its annual project is increased to $1,490,000, and cost of tunnel*, of which there are sev­
M itchell. No others were in the plot.
The report states that experienced claims for interest, in equity, should drive of logs for the m ills at Oregon for the Mioidoka to $1,685,000. The eral to tbe m ile in many plaeea.’ ”
M r. H ill said that be does not nerd
an in Brasilian mining fields aay that be allowed and which «booId b* reject­ City, and for ita own lumber m ills at previous allotment for each was $1,-
Tbe vetican ia fast falling into decay
The Boise-Payette project to look over his terminals in ths city,
and it w ill be Decease rv for t h » pope to not a single mining company operating ed.
Newberg. This years’ drive w ill con­ 800,000.
■peed $100,000 to put the building in in the gold and diamond fields of Brasil
sist of 12,000,030 feet of logs, and w ill w ill coet more than the original allot- as be knows already what they are.
it.
Work w ill bs began soon, be said, on
condition.
Report o f Lxtnd Board.
haa paid a dividend. The consul gen­
of the largest on record.
I t Is
T. J
tbs required buildings to care for tbw
i i is e lamantahie fact
Salem— The monthly statement of now in the vicinity of Harrisburg, in
business handled by ths new H ill road
that a large proportion of the Brasilian Clerk G. G. Brown, of the state land Linn county, and w ill bs several days
W IL L B U ILD G R E A T C A N A L .
olise the Manchurian trwle, but that
in this city.
mining enterprises are frauda and that board, sboars that a total of $29,428 88 getting down to Albany.
tbe door ia wide open and every coun­
there are now men of tbe United State« had been clolectod in the land depart­
d. J. Hill Says Ha Will Connact Hud­
try haa an equal chance to capture the
with enterprises which represent noth­ ment daring tbe month of Jane for tbe
Benson Files Bond.
son Bay and Graat Lakes. ,
prim .
C H A IN 8 W ELDED O N T H E M .
ing more than tbe money they can get ■ale of school, agricultural and swamp
Salem— Secretary of 8tate-elect Frank
Chicago,
Jaly
16.—
Not
satisfied
with
The whole of tha province of Vero- from the American public.
lands. A statement of the condition of W. Benson haa filed his official oath
nesh, Ruaaia, ia affected by exceaaee
the several funds on hand in the land and bond in the sum of $10,000 with his gigantic railroad undertakings, Brutal Trsatmsnt o f Sealers Cap-
arising from the agrarian movement.
turad by Russians.
department follows:
Common school Governor Chamberlain, who has ap­ which alter SO years appear to be oaly
T E S T OF CANNED M EATS.
a little more than ball completed,
The peasants are rising everywhere and
fund, principal, $305,901.77 common proved the same.
Victoria, B. 0 ., July 14. — Captain
James J. H ill is now tam ing his atten­
horning estates.
school fand, forms, $158,318.33; uni­
T. H . Thompson and Joe Knapp, Amer­
C ongress Will Know What is the Ef­ versity fund, principal. $688; universi­
tion to canal building and baa given his
W.
C
.
Bristol
is
Reappointed.
ican citiaens; Edward McNeill, George
Extensive reforma are proposed in
word
to
bis
friends
that
boats
w
ill
be
fect o f A ge.
ty fund, farms, $3,170; agricultural
Oyster Bay, L. I . — President Roose­
McCamiab, Canadians; Jose Villoe, a
the British army.
running from tbe Great lakes to Hod-
Washington, July 17. — The bureau college fnnd, principal, $16.025.07; velt baa reappointed W illiam C. Bris­
Spaniard, who reached Kobe after be­
son
bay
before
ths
first
vessel
pass
Borne of Bryan’s admirers aay he w ill
ing released from prison in Siberia af­
of chemistry, Agricultural department, agricnlntral college fund, farms, $6,935 tol United States attorney tor tbe dis­ tbrongh the Panama canal.
Ae the
organise a new party.
trict of Oregon.
ter
serving two years, were cruelly
ia to carry on a aeriea of teats thia «pm
proposed water route is through ^he
Must Tell Police Their Troubles.
The Russian cabinet haa offered its
treated,
according to letters received
Winnipeg river and Lake Winnipeg,
mer to ascertain definitely whether
Salem— I f the gillnet fishermen do
resignation to the esar.
PO R TLA N D M ARKETS.
here. The prisoners were teal hnntore
bis
purpose
in
making
the
Manitoba
canned meats deteriorate. One of the not want their rights to fish in tbe tide
employed on tbe Japanese sealer Kyo-
Anarchy reigns in Ruaaia and open
Wheat — Clnb, 70071c; b.neetem, capital ths eastern terminal of his new ichi Mara, formerly the Diana, of 8an
bitter contentions over the meat in­ watera of tbe Colombia river to be im­
Canadian
transcontinental
line
instead
rebellion ia expected at any time.
posed upon by owners and operator« of 7 2 0 73c; red, 68069c; valley, 71c.
Francisco, and were captured by the
spection amendment to the agricultural
fish traps, gears, etc., they w ill have to
Oats— No. 1 whits feed, $32; gray, of some point on Lake Superior is ex­ craieer Gromoboi in August, 1904, and
Thousands of Jewa are fleeing from
plained.
Tbe building of the canal
Ruaaia. I t ia claimed 40,000 left War­ appropriation bill hinged on the aenste take their troubles to tbe “ policeman” $31 per ton.
taken to Nioolaiefak, and thence to
w ill make him practically matter of tbe
requirement that packers should place and have tbe matter adjusted by tbe
Barley—
Feed,
$23.76
per
ton;
brew­
saw in a single day.
Kbaborovak.
<
transportation Engine*« of tbe North­
the date of manufacture on each can of courts tbrongh the regular process. ing, $24; rolled, $26026.
Captain Thompson, navigating officer
The moat destructive fire in 80 years m t.
west
and
w
ill
protect
him
against
the
This, in effect, is tbe decision arrived
Rye— $1 50 per hundred.
of the sealer, whose home is in Ban
haa just swept Stockholm, Sweden.
Tbe packers, however, insisted that at by the state board of fish commis­
Hay— V alley timothy. No. 1, $110 incursion« that have been made into Francisco, was enspected of being a spy
Tb e loaa ia placed at $710,000.
hi«
territory
by
other
railroad
inter­
thia waa unwarranted, because they sioners while considering tbe complaint 12.60 per ton; clover. $8 6 0 0 9 ; cheat,
because of some drawings fonnd in a
Captain Dreyfua haa been declared claimed that meat, once put up in air of illegal fishing with traps in tbe tide $6 5 0 0 7 ; grain hay, 7 0 8 ; alfalfa, $11. est« within tbe past few years.
notebook. He was loaded with chains
I
t
is
proposed
to
have
tbe
canal
start
innocent and w ill be restored to hia tight cans, would last forever. They waters of the Columbia made by Secre­
Fruits— Apples, $1.6001.76 per box;
welded on his arms and legs by black­
declared that canned meat waa aa good tary H . M . Lorntaen, of the Colombia cherries, 408c per ponnd; currants, 9 from some place on Lake Superior,
old rank and shortly promoted.
smiths, and confined for six months in
traverse
the
district
northwest
tbrongh
in ten yearn aa it waa in ten daya, and River Fishermen’ s Protective onion.
0 1 0 c; peaches, 75c0$l per crate;
■mall, nniit cell, bnilt of wood and
Ex-Preaident Regalado, of Salvador, they brought to bear testimony of an
plums, $101.25; strawberries, 608c tbe Rainy river and tha Lake o f ths ■warming with vermin. When brought
haa been killed in battle while leading official of tha department to corroborate
Woods
to
tbe
Winnipeg
river
and
past
Linn Losing Undesirable Element.
per ponnd;
gooseberries,
8c
per
oat for trial he was nnabla to walk,
a force against the Guatemalan troopa. their «tatementa.
tbe city of Winnipeg to Lake W inni­
Some members of
Eagene— Prohibition in Lane roanty pound; Logan berries, $1.3501.60 per
and was practically draggsd to the
peg.
From
there
it
would
be
necessary
The grand Jury of the District of Col­ congress had their doubts about this, is tbe cause of 60 or 60 men employed crate; raspberries, $1.7601.85 per
court* along tba snow. The trial h ad.
only to dredge oat tbe canal channel
umbia haa indicted the ice company however, so it has been decided to make by the Booth-Kelly Lumber compvny crate; blackberries, 8c per ponnd.
been concluded when the prisoners
into
Hndaon
bay,
thus
connecting
the
officials of Washington for conspiring a thorough investigation and find out in tbe sawmills and logging camps
Vegetables— Beans, 6 0 7c per pound;
were brought in, and each had been
Great lakes with the bay and Atlantic
whether tha packer« were correct or quitting tfihir jobs.
to control and raise tbe price of ice.
Last aerie «as cabbage, lj$ c per ponnd; corn, 25 036c
sentenced to 18 mentba’ imprisonment.
not.
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per
dosen;
cucumbers,
75c0$l
per
box;
pa7
day
and
quite
a
number
more
sig­
Admiral Chouknin, commander of
nified tbeir intention of quitting. The lettuce, bead, 25c per dosen; onions,
the Ruaaian Black sea fleet, died from
Forest Fire Near Sandpoint.
Rooaavelt Willing to Madiata.
O fficers Preach Revolution.
company ia not worrying over the mat­ 1 0 0 12J^c per dosen; peas, 406c per
tha wound inflicted by a sailor in r
Butte, Mont., Jaly 14.— A Sandpoint
Uyster Bay, Jaly 16.— In extending
St. Petersburg, July 17.— A t a meet­ ter, as it is felt that tbe worst element pound; radishes, 10015c per dosen;
venge for tbe admiral having refused to ing held today at Gatchina, 30 milea
Owing to a bad forest
the good offices of the United State« in special saya:
among tbe several hundred employed is rhubarb, 3c per ponnd; spinach, 203c
pardon some men who had mutinied.
from St. Petersburg, attended by three rotten rid of, a id their places can eas- per pound; tomatoes, $1.2602.25 per con junction with Mexico to end tbe fire barning for tbe second time this
ton, tbe Spokpane International
The Longwortha are visiting in Paria. of tbe Guard regiments, an officer ad i y be filled by sober men.
box; parsley, 26c per box-, squash, $1 dispute between Guatemala and Salva­
Railroad company baa «offered losses
dor,
Prsaident
Rooaavelt
has
a
program
dressed the man on the subject of the
01.25 per crate; tnrnips, 9Oc0$l per
Lord Roberta wants a larger Britiah
near Colbnrn. Several hundred ties,
soldiers’ union, which ia being organis­
Hot Winds Cause Damage.
sack; carrots, $101.26 per sack; beets, of action outlined. The United State«
army.
poles and piling, which belonged to tbe
w
ill
follow
the
suggestion
of
tbe
con­
ed. H e pointed out that the league
The Dalles— Tbe east wind which $1.'2501.60 per rack.
company, went np in smoke, caught in
tending
governments,
if
they
indicate
a
Rebels are in full control of Motto waa democratic and waa being organis­ prevailed recently unqueet o isbly d d
Onions — New red, l > i 0 1 ^ c per
deeire to accept tbe mediation offered. the path of the fire, which is thought
Groaao, Brasil.
ed for tha purpose of guarding the con­ more or lees damage to grain.
Farm­ ponnd; new yellow, I3 £ 0 2 cp er pound.
stitution
and
eatabliahing
constitution­
Potatoes—Fancy graded Bnrbanks, No suggestion as to tbe mode of proced­ to be under control this morning. The
ers from different parts of the '*onntv
Tbe open door in Manchuria ia block­
ure to be followed w ill egene from the fire drove oat Contractor Parvis, the
al
institutions
and
to
prepare
tba
army
report late grain badly injnr d, ta t old, 40050c per sack (110 ponnds); or­
ed by Japan, who ia absorbing the
to come over to the people when they they do not consider that early spring dinary, nominal; new, Oregon, 76c0 United States, it is announced here to­ men end horses being harried to Col­
trade.
day, unless request or knggestion should burn for safety. Tbe railway company
were ready and armed for resistance. or fall grain is badly damaged. A $1.60.
lost two calverts.
Tbe upper boom of tbe Russian par­ Tba speech waa received with applause.
Bntter— Fancy creamery, 17>{02Oc be made by Guatemala or Salvador.
week of cool weather or a good rain
liament favors the abolishment of tha
woald be moot beneficial and would re­ per pound.
Contract fo r Waahips.
Honduras Joina In.
death penalty.
Killed at Peterhof.
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 21 % 022c per
store most of the damaged crops.
Washington,
July 14. — Secretary
Panama,
July
16.—
A
telegram
re­
Admiral Rojestvensky haa been ac­
London, July 17.— A dispatch to a
dosen.
quitted. I t waa held that on account new« agency from St. Petersburg aays
Poultry— Average old hens, 1 2 ^ 0 reived here from San Salvador says that Bonaparte today awarded tbe contracts
Oregonians W ho Drew Locations.
bettlnb pa
Hondnrn« declared war against Guate­ for the two 16,000-ton
of his wounda he waa not responsible. that General Koelov, of the headquart­
Pendleton— Among tbe names of the 18c per ponnd; mixed chickens, 11H 0
16017c; broilers, 160 mala today. According to this same South Carolina and Michigan, ona to
Turkey oppoaea having an American ers staff, waa murdered in tbe park at prizewinners in the drawings for the 12c; fryers,
ambassador, fearing thereby that the Peterhof Saturday. Hia aasailant used Grow Indian lands in Montana, which 1 6 ){c ; roosters, 9010c; dressed chick­ message tbe following proclamation has the Cramps, of Philadelphia, and the
American claims w ill be forced upon a revolver. Tbe three abota fired were took place July 8, occur those of Hugh ens, 14015c; turkeys, live, 16017c; been circa la ted in Salvador: “ General <^ber to the New York Shipbuilding
Tbe
the aultan.
all effective. The murderer waa a well R. McOollem of Pendleton and Arthar turkeys, dressed, choice, 17 0 22*<c; Bonilla, cnmman«)«r of tbe Salvador company, of Camden, N. J.
%
dressed man. He haa been arrested, Blevine of Pilot Rock. Other Oregon­
live, 8 0 8 X c ; docks, 1 2 *0 1 S c. army, has repelled the Guatemalan Cramps’ bid waa $8,640,000 and that
Leroy Beaulieu, the great French but not identified. The ease ia regard­
Hops — Oregon, 1905, 11c; olds, forces at Matepama, in Salvador, 10 of the New York Shipbuilding com­
ians who were among the fortunate are
historian, predicts the overthrow of tbe ed as myeterioua, aa General Koelov
mile* en«t nf the Guatemalan frontier. pany $8,586,000. Tbs boats are to be
Clyde Brenner of Heppner and W. E. 8c per pound.
esar unless be yield« to tbe demands waa not connected with any political
The viclori ns army of Salvador retain­ of the reciprocating type, so for aa en­
Wool—
Eastern
Oregon
average
beet,
Owens of Portland.
o f the people.
gine« are concerned.
agitation.
1 8 0 2 8 ^ «: valley, coarse, 22t t 0 2 3 H e; ed tbe portions captured.”
Union
County
Grain
Safe.
fine.
24c;
mohair,
choice,
280
30c
pet
More than 1,000,000 immigrants en­
Governmant Loaa by Disaster,
N ew Outbreak in Santo Domingo.
Thousands Without Homes.
La Grande— July 6 waa the hottest pound.
tered tbe United States through the
Washington,
July
16.—
Quartermast­
Veal—
Dressed,
6
t
{0
7
c
par
pound.
Washington, Jaly 14.— Broken tele­
Nishni, Novgorod, July 17.— A fire day of the season. On that day the
New York station during tbe fiscal year
Beef— Dreeeed bulls, 8c per ponnd; er General Hamphrey of tbe army has graph wires between Monte Christ! and
.ending June SO last.
The immigrants which broke out here today raged for thermometer registered 101, on July 6,
aix boors before it waa checked. When 99 and the night of July 6, 68, which oows, 4 * 0 6 K c ; country steers 606c. compiled a statement showing that tbe Cape Haytien, tha cable terminus in
brought with them $19,000,000.
it waa finally extinguished 275 bouse« waa the hottest night so for of the sum­ , Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 708c per amnnnt necessary to be epxended as a Santo Domingo, are reported to tho
A fter a boycott of three years Grant had been destroyed and more than 3,000 mer. July 7 the thermometer stood at pound; ordinary, 6 0 6 «; lambs, fancy, rt salt of tbe fire in San Franciaeo under Navy department today by Commander
the vsriona titles of appropriations fer Southerland, an almoat invariable sign
Britain haa received a minister from families bad been rendered homeless, 89. 8o far not the slightest damage 8 0 8 H S .
his departmant aggregates $2,268,478. of revolutionary trouble there.
Pork— Dressed, 708>^c per pound.
i The loaa ia placed at $400,000.
has bean done the crops.
Says North Bank Road Is
Best E>er Built.
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