Newberg graphic., August 23, 1906, Image 2

NEWBERG
GRAPHIC
B. H. WOODWARD.
H E A T S H R IV E L S TH E GRAIN.
V A L P A R A IS O A W R E C K .
Reports o f Damage to C rops In the
Central West.
Loss o f Life and Property A re Heavy,
Though Statements Conflict
[BIO CITY IN RUINS
There£oontinues to be confusion o f .
Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 21. — Hot
winds' the past two days, following a
statements as to the magnitude of the
disaster at Valparaiso caused by the |
week of unusial torpidity, the maxi­
P L A N T O IR R IG A TE .
H O P C R O P INJURED .
earthquake shocks which began Thurs­
mum temperature being daily from
90 to 100, has created fear among Drouth and Poor Cultivation Will Put Extensive System Planned fo r Grand day. August 16, and continued at fre­
Yield Below 120,000 Bales.
Ronde and Indian Valleys.
grain men that widespread damage to
quent intervals throughout that and I
the late grain and corn has been done
uiapatohes from
The long continued drouth and the , La Grande— Two big irrigation sys­ the next two days,
Today has been a scorcher, although poor cultivation in m ary sections are tems, which w ill cover the entire Grand Valparaiso to the Associated Frees dat-1
beginning to tell on the Oregon hop Sonde and Indian valleys and a portion
there are indications tonight of
ed August 19 state that a moderate es­
crop. Last year the state produced of land in Wallowa county, are being
let-up.
timate of the fatalities is 2,000, and I Great Port and Surrounding Country
A R u u it m o f th « L m Important but
From Western South Dakota, West­ sbopt 112,000 bales.. I t is beginning projected by local companies.
that the property loss may be as high
to
look
now
as
if
this
figure
wquld
not
The
organisation
to
be
known
as
the
Stricken— Throngs o f Honqeless
N ot Loss Interesting Events
ern Nebraska and the northern central
be exceeded this year, notwithstanding Grand Ronde Water company, is a cor­ as $260,000,000, which latter is as|
part
of
South
Dakota
and
Southern
o f tho Post W eek.
Crazed by Calamity.
Minnesota reports today are that late an increase in acreage of about 10 per poration which w ill promote a $2,000,- great as the loss sustained by San Fran­
cent.
Estimatee
made
by
reliable
000 irrigation project and besides furn­ cisco in consequence of the earthquake j
grains had been ripened so rapidly that
Bsilrosda have voluntarily reduced the berries are badly shriveled. The dealers of the coming crop range all the ishing water for irrigation on a large and fire which devastated that city last
New York, Aug. 18.-—The Herald to-
greatest harm is expected in cornfields, way from 100,000 to 120,000 bales. A t seals, the company expects to provide April.
grain rates in Minnesota.
A refugee who haa arrived at Santis-1 day prints the'following:
which have not in ten yean, according one time in the spring it was thought power for lighting where it is wanted.
The governor of Warsaw has been
to reports, a week ago, promised such about 140,000 bales would be produced, The water w ill be taken from the Big go places the known deed at 100 and
Valparaiso, Chili, Friday.— Without
seriously injured by a bomb.
abundant yields. Corn is in tender but two months with practically no Miwam, which forms the boundary be­ other messages indioate that the first tbs slightest tremor of warning an
rainfall
anywhere
in
the
hop
belt
has
tween
Union
and
Wallowa
counties.
Activity of the police frustrated
tel, with kernel in the moet sens!
reports of damage and casualties were
earthquake visited this city at 8 o’ clock
plan to assassinate K in g Alfonso.
tive stage o f its life.
Where moisture had a telling effect on the vines. Scan­ The preliminary surveys for the big greatly exaggerated.
ty cultivation in many of the yards has canal were made last year, and at the
last night, bringing death to hundreds
haa
been
sufficient
the
damage
w
ill
be
Dispatches
to
the
State
department
I t is said the saltan of Turkey has
caused even more damage than the dry present time the engineers are engaged
decided to recognise Lei ah man as an light, fput in the vast territory west and spell. Prices were so low last year that in making the final surveys and doing at Washington place the fatalitiee at of persons and leaving many hundreds
northwest from here it has been dry for
about 600.
These conflicting state­ more imprisoned in the ruins, many
ambassador.
two or three weeks and when the hot some of the growers lost heart snd neg­ the croes sectioning.
ments cannot at this tim e be adjusted. of whom were burned to death before
The canal w ill take the water through I t is evident that even yet confusion aid could reach them. Fire started im­
Many immigrants who would be re­ winds came the vegetation has been lected to cultivate their properti
fused admittance at a port of entry largely robbed of its power of resist­ They w ill be rewarded this year with a deep canyon. Its head is in section and panic prevail at Valparaiso and mediately after the first shock and
are being smuggled in through Msxioo ance. Good authority places the de­ eso than half the production of their 36, township 8 south, range 42 east. until order is restored it w ill be impos­ every branch of the city’ s service was-
neighbors who attended to this import­ After cutting through the high divide sible to ascertain with accuracy the loss
paralysed. Panic and consternation in­
Bookbinders
in the government preciation in the corn crop as the result
ant matter.
An immense quantity of in township 1 north, range 41 east, it of life and property.
of
the
last
week
of
fierce
heat
at
from
6
describable followed, and those who
printing officr threaten to strike on
hops was sold on contract in the spring will be an easy matter to cover the In ­
The dwellings in the city have been
ped death and injury became fren­
account ot the action of a foreman to­ to 10 per cent on the average, with
at the bare cost of production, and dian valley country and swing into the practically abandoned by the inhab­ zied with fear and could render little
much
greater
loss
over
various
exten­
ward the men.
these sellers, almost without exception, Grand Ronde. The main canal to the itants, who are existing as best they
sive regions.
assistance to the victims.
A Ban Francisco woman refugee feels
failed to cultivate their yards.
divide w ill be 34 miles lon g.' The can in the plazas and streets of the city
The business section of the city is al­
greatly insulted because she was given
I t is estimated that up to the present lateral distributing canals as planned and in the hills adjacent to it, without
most entirely destroyed, and fires are-
a pair of No. 8 stockings when she P R O P E R T Y L O S S IN M IL L IO N S . tim e about 80,000 bales of the coming w ill be 60 miles in length.
shelter from storm and sun, and fam­ still raging. We are suffering here a.
wears No. S shoes.
*
crop are tied up by contracts. A1
The promoters estimate that it w ill ine confronting them. Food is already repetition of the horrors of San Fran­
though the crop w ill fall short of early take four months’ time for the large scarce and high. Water for drinking
The Chilean disaster w ill be a hard Death Roll at Valparaiso May Reach
cisco.
expectations, it w ill still furnish em force of engineers now at work to com purposes is lacking and disease is
T
w
o
Thousand.
blow to English insurance companies,
As night oomes on, the city is every­
ployment for all the pickers that can plete the final survey. Construction feared.
as they carry more South American
where aglow with unobstructed fires,
Valparaiso, Chile, Aug. 2 1 — A t 7:62 be secured. I t w ill be what the grow
work w ill be commenced as soon as the
The government is doing all it can to and cloads of choking smoke and vapor
risks than any others.
o’ ciock last Thursday evening Valpa­ era call a “ top crop,’ ’ and w ill be easy survey is finished.
bring in relief.
The crippling of the settle into the streets and houses, where-
Union printers at their recent inter­ raiso experienced an earthquake of great to pick.
railroads into Valparaiso constitutes a throngs of homeless ones are wander­
severity,
and
during
that
night
82
national convention decided to erect a
serious factor in the situation, as for an ing about, crazed by the awful calamity.
Teachers Scarce in Lane.
new building at their Colorado Springs shocks were felt. Moet of the buildings
Much Hay in Tillamook.
indefinite period relief supplies can
I t is almost impossible to ascertain
of
the
city
are
either
burned
or
damag­
Eugene—
The
regular
quarterly
exam
home to be used by the wives of aged
Tillamook— Tillamook had another
only
be ordered through other means of how wide an area of country the visita­
ed. The lose w ill be enormous, prob­
ination for teachers’ certificates was
bumper hay crop this year, and with
ably reaching
$260,000,000.
Two
held in this city last week by County transportation, the seaboard affording tion haa laid waste. Nothing has been
Police in all parte of the Russian thousand persons killed is considered fine weather the past month it has been Superintendent W. B. Dillard, assisted the best of tbi
beard from Santiago, the capital c it y
Most every
empire are flooding the minister of ¿the to be a fair estimate of the casualties. harvested in good shape.
A t Santiago many of the best public of Chile, and it is feared that the fate
by Profeesor M . H . Arnold, Profeesor
barn in the county is filled to its full
Interior with resignations since the re­
Vena del Mar, three miles from Val­
D. C. Baughman and W . G. Martin and private buildings were wrecked of that city is as bad or worse than that
vival of terrorism directled especially paraiso and having a population of capacity, and there w ill be an abund­ There were 61 applicants for county The loss of life there is augmented by of Valparaiso.
ance of feed next winter for the dairy
against these officers.
Telegraphic communication is cut off
over 10,000, Quiribtf, 226 miles to the
certificate and several for state papers the panic which seised the people,
herds, with the probability that it w ill
many of whom threw themselves from in all directions, and every one here is
A massacre of Jews is expected in southward, with a population of 26, not be all used before the next crop is This is a smaller class than the aver­
000; Santa Limache, 16 miles to the
age, and Superintendent Dillard thinks balconies of their homes. The destruc­ too much depressed by the calamity at
Warsaw, Russia.
northwest,’ with a population of 6,600; harvested. The dairy business in T ill there w ill be a scarcity of teachers in tive force of the earthquake was exper­ home to seek information of other
A save-in at Clincnport, Va, en­ Quillota, 26 miles to ^ h e northwest, amook is increasing every year, and the
the county this fall.
Several outlying ienced over a large extent of the coon places. No trains have arrived or left,
dairymen are very prosperous, as they
tombed 60 miners.
with a population of 10,000, and v il­
districts were unable to secure teachers try, many towns sustaining serious here since the first shock came, as all
do not have to buy m ill feed for their
of the railroad tunnels are filled and
for the spring term, and the outlook damage.
Roosevelt is said to havs declared lages all around were destroyed. Most
cows, but grow enough on their farms,
miles of track on the surface are twist­
of the damage was due to fire, which
for Canon for president.
for the fall term seems even worse.
and this with the green pasture keeps
ed and renden ed useless.
I t is only
started immediately after the first
E
X
TE
N
D
A
L
A
S
K
A
C
AB
LE
.
Labor leaders have declared war on
the cows in good condition.
known from general accounts that deeth
sh cck.J
8tate Loses SI,OOO,OOO.
Cannon’ s candidacy for re-election to
The whole population is sleeping in
Salem— That the state school fund Government Requires Duplex System and destruction are on all sides.
T o Meet at Hood River.
There were two distinct and terriffic
the hills, the parts or the streets. Food
would be $1,000,000 better off if the
and Branch South.
Pendleton— Judge S. A . Lowell, pres­ purchasers of school sections in the
■hocks, the second one following almost
Portland police are looking for Paul is very scarce. M ilk costs two Chilean
Washington, Aug. 20.— Commercial instantly after the first and completing
Stenaland, president of the wrecked dollars, and it is almost impossible‘to ident of the Oregon Irrigation associa­ Blue mountain forest reserve could be
tion, has set October 11 and 12 as the induced or compelled to relinquish receipts from the Alaskan cable and the work of deetruction. The day had
Chicago bank.
obtain meat, even at high prices.
date for the holding of this year’ s con­ their claims to the land, is the conclu­ telegraph lines amounted to $24,000 in been unusually calm and pleasant.
The railways are all destroyed.
The president has appointed Jamee
vention of the association.
Hood sion reached by State Land Agent Os­ July, which is $2,000 in excess of the
Many landslides have occurred around
Rain,
which
began
to
fall
immediate­
C 8. Harlan, of Chicago, a member of the
River is to be the place of meeting. wald West, alter a careful examination amount collected by the United States the city and scores of lives have been
ly
after
the
first
shock,
stopped
an
hour
Interstate Commerce commission.
afterward. The nights are very cold By holding the convention on the above The land was bought from the state at in any previous month. The official lost. A t present it is impossible to
During the fiscal year just ended our and w indy; the people sleeping in the da tee the meeting w ill take place dur­ $1.25 per acre. I f the state now bad dispatches sent during the month state the number of dead in the entire-
ing the biennial fruit fair, which is to it, it could be used as base and would would have cost $12,000 had they been city, but it is believed that there are-
exports to Porto Rico, Hawaii and open are suffering greatly.
paid for at the commercial rates. This several hundred, many ef whom are-
Alaska increased about 20 per cent.
The captain of a steamship which be held at Hood River daring October. hring $7.60 per acre.
rapid increase in the demands upon still in tho ruins. I t has laid waste-
Arrangements for the holding of the
arrived
from
San
Francisco
says
the
sit­
Russian
terrorists
continue the
the Alaskan cable and telegraph system the best part of the city, and has doubt­
convention are now being made by the
uation
here
is
worse
than
that
follow­
Fortune
in
Five
Years.
slaughter of police. The government
w ill be met by the government by the less put Chile back many years in the>
people of Hood River, and it is expect­
has begun wbolesalse arrests and exile. ing the disaster at San Francisco.
Baker City— The largest land deal duplexing of the cables.
scale of civilisation.
ed that a large delegation w ill be p
made in Baker county in a quarter of a
The cableship Burnside, which is to
A tidal wave is reported from the
ant from Eastern Oregon.
century was closed a few days ago when
V E R Y FEW P E O P L E K IL L E D .
install the duplexing apparatus at the
Hawaiian islands. The general height
N O U NIO N PA C IFIC DIVIDEND.
Earl F. Cranston sold 720 acres in A laskan and of the cable, w ill probably
live feet and but little damage was
Dynamite Makes Hay G row.
Powder valley within ten miles of Bek
It
Santiago Escapes With Immense De­
Pendleton — J. B. McDill. superin­ er City, to Brown, Phillips A Geddes, leave Seattle about September 16.
Has 8urplus o f O ver 8 2 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 »
w ill carry 200 miles of new cable,
struction
o
f
Property.
tendent
of
the
county
poor
farm,
Th e Valparaiso sarthquake w ill com­
owners of the Baker Packing company, which haa just been shipped from New
Southern Pacific 810,000,000.
plete the bankruptcy of many insurance
Washington, Aug. 21.— Cable advices liarvested the second crop of alfalfa, for $35,000, reserving this year’ s crop
York
for
the
extension
of
the
cable
ser­
New York,»Aug. 18.— A t the conclu­
companies which lost heavily in Ban were received at the Chilean legation and the yield w ill amount to about 180 estimated in value at $6,000.
Five
is. A portion of the land on this years ago this land was bought from vice south of Ketchikan. This exten­ sion of a meeting of the executive com­
Francisco.
today, dated at Santiago, Chile, August
sion w ill be effected by tapping the line mittee of the Union Pacific railroad
place was underlaid with a limestone
The First National bank of Chelsea, 18, stating that the earthquake in that crust about a foot beneath the surface, the government at $2 an acre and
from Sitka to Juneau at Cape Fanshaw. here today statementn was given that
Magas., has been closed by the bank city was very severe, but that there which detracted from the strength of a sage brush desert.
From that point a branch line w ill be no announcement would be made re­
examiner because too much money was were few casualties. Up to the time the soil. Breaking up with dynamite
extended down to Wrangel, then to garding a dividend. The committee’ »
of filing the dispatch, which the charge
PO RTLAND M ARKETS.
loaned to its president.
Hadley, on Prince of Wales island, estimate of the income of the road for
was
tried
as
an
experiment
upon
some
d’ affaires believes was Saturday even
and
then to Ketchikan, which is only the year ending June 30 showed grosa
of
the
land,
and
has
proved
successful.
Th e murder of policemen in Poland ing, no news had been received in San­
Wheat— Club, 68069c; bluestem, about 60 miles from Port Simpeon, the receipts from transportation $67,281,-
The
limestone
crust
beneath
the
surface
continues.
tiago from Valparaiso on sccount of the
700 71c; valley, 71 072c; red, 66067c English town which is to be the ter­ 542, increase $7,956,693 over 1905;
prevents the crape from taking deep
Oats— No. 1 white feed, $26; gray minus of the Grand Trunk Pacific rail­ expenses and taxes, $36,963,773, in­
Japanese goods have supplanted all interruption to the railroad and the
root, or the soil from retaining moist­ $26 per ton; new crop, $22 per ton.
telegraph lines.
others in Corea.
way.
crease $6,101,069; surplus a vailab i»
ure.
A dispatch to the State department
Barley— Feed, $23 per ton; brew­
I t is believed that this additional for dividend, $2,201,844, increase $6,-
«
Many officers are involved in a navy from the consul at Iquiqne reports that
ing, $23.60; roiled, $24 024.60.
200 miles of cable w ill result in a great 416,337. The balance after payment
State Aids Pendleton Fair.
scandal at San Francisco.
Valparaiso is in ruins from an earth­
Rye— $1.60 per cwt.
increase in cable receipts, as the Fed­ of dividends on the preferred stock was
Pendleton—
President
Leon
Cohen,
of
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $110 eral system taps a country which is $25,219,812.
Another Chicago bank has tailed as a quake and is on fire. I t is stated that
The sum for expense»
the
District
Fair
association,
has
re­
at the time of filing the dispatch there
12.60 per ton; clover, $707.60; cheat, rich in mines and fisheries and already includes $2,206,619 for betterments,
result of Steneland’ s crimes.
ceived
word
from
Salem
that
the
formal
was no communication with Santiago
$6.60; grain hay, $7; alfalfa, $10
has many large canning factories, equipment and repairs.
Ex-United States Senator Turner, of
and no farther details were obtainable. application for $1,600 appropriation
Fruits — Apples, common, 50075c
The estimated income of the South­
Washington, is mentioned as Bryan’ s The date of this dispatch is in doubt.
had been favorably acted upon and the per box; fancy, $1.2602; apricots, which stand greatly in need of daily
communication with the United Statee. ern Pacific company shows: Gross re­
running mate.
money
was
available.
The
fair
is
to
be
Mr. Buchanan, the head of the Amer­
$1.2601.35; grapes, $1.7502 per crate; In care the cable ship does not encoun­ ceipts from tranrportation, $106,619,-
France has resolved to make no con ican delegation to the Pan-American held here in September and $1,600 peaches, 7 6 c0 $ l; pears, $2; plums, ter bad weather, the line w ill probably 110, increase $7,478,631; expenses and
cessions to the Catholics and may con­ congrase at Rio, cabled the State de­ was appropriated by the legislature for fancy, 50075c per box; common, 500 be completed before November 1. Cap­ taxes, $70,686,649, increase $4,993,-
partment today stating that no informa cash prises for educational, agricul 75c; blackberries, 5 0 6c per pound; tain Henry W . Stamford, of the Signal 029; surplus, $21,560,712, increas»
fiscate churches.
tion had been received at R io Janeiro tarai, horticultural and stock exhibits. crab apples, 75c per box.
corps, wiU direct the laying of the new $9,128,740. After payment of a d ivi­
- A member of the late Russian parllar
regarding the earthquake, and asked for In addition $250 worth of printed matt
Melone — Cantaloupes, $2 0 3 per cable.
dend of 7 per cent on the preferred
ment has been arrested as a leader of
ter
(or
advertising
purposes
w
ill
be
news. Secretary Adee cabled the infor­
crate; watermelons, 1 0 J ilc per pound
stock, the balance was $18,790,833.
agrarian disorders.
turned
out
by
the
state
printing
office.
mation contained in the dispatches from
Vegetables — Beans, 6 0 7 c; cabbage,
The sum of $2,117,286 was credited for
Byerly Gets Good Job.
R . B. Brown, of Zanesville, OLir, Minister Hicks at Santiago.
102c per pound; celery, 85c0$l per
New York, Aug. 20.— Samuel Byer- betterments and equipment.
Coke fo r Takilma Smelter.
has been elected commander-in-chief of
doaen; corn, 16020c per dosen; cu
Grants P a n — The first load of coke cambers, 40060c per box; egg plant, y, the young clerk employed by the
the National G. A- R.
Recommends Early Removal.
Scourge o f Cholera Checked.
American Express company, who re­
for the Takilma smelter has left here.
Diego Mendosa, ex-Colombian minis­
San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 21.— Gen­ Captain J. M. Mclntire, who has the 10s per pound; lettuce, head, 26c per cently gained notoriety by his bid for
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 18.— F. P .
doaen; onions, 10012X0 per dosen;
ter to the United States, declara that eral W . E. McCaakey, commanding the
contract for hauling , states that he has peas, 4 0 6 c; bell peppers, 12X016®; $6,800,000 of the Panama canal bonds, Warner, connected with the beureau o f
President Reyes is a traitor.
department of Texas, has made a recom­ been offered more teams than he can
has become vice president of a new bdad prisons at Manila, returned to th »
radishes, 10015c per dosen; rhubarb,
A second grand jury has been called mendation to the W ar department that
e, as the teamsters would rather 202X ® per pound; spinach, 203c per company, under the name of the Abram States on ths steamer Dakota today.
M r. Byerly H e says the health authorities in t h »
at Chiago to inquire into recent rebates the negro troops at Brownsville and haul coke and matte than lumber. pound; tomatoes, 60090c per box; W hite Bond company.
elsewhere along the R io Grands in Tex­ From now on until the rains put a stop
made about $26,000 by disposing of hisj Philippines have cheeked the annual
gfiven the Standard O il company.
parsley, 26c; squash, $1.26 per crate;
as be immediately withdrawn.
This
allotment of Panama bonds.
After scourge of cholera. From June 1, when
The Milwaukee Avenue State bank, information is obtained from an au­ to hauling the big freight teams w ill turnips, 9Oc0$l per sack; earrots,$10 closing up the deal, Byerly sailed for the first case was reported, up to t h »
be
kept
busy
taking
coke
to
the
smelter
1.26 per sack; beets, $1.2601.60 per
o f Chicago, has deleaned a 20 per cent thentic source.
The recommends! i m
Europe, and is
now
establishing time Mr. Warner left ths islands, only
dividend for depositors. More w ill be further suggests that the forts now gar­ and returning with matte. I t takes five
branches and European connections for IS cases had been found in Manila.
days
to
make
a
round
trip.
Onions—‘N ew , 1 X 0 1 X ® per pound.
paid later.
risoned with negro soldiers of tbs
the new firm.
Speaking of the island prison, Presidio,
Potatoes— O ld Burbanks, nom inal ;
Twenty-fifth
infantry
be
left
without
at
Manila, Mr. Warner says there a r »
Secretary Root has arrivsd at Busnaa
Large Deal in Sheep.
new potatone, Oregon, 760 90c.
garrison in the interim before their i
Execute Naval Mutineers.
4,000
persons confined there, of whom
Ayres.
Pendleton— One of the largest and
Butter— Fancy creamery, 2 O 0 2 2 X c
lief can be sent.
but 100 are Americans or English.
8t.
Petersburg,
Aug.
20.—
Seventeen
most
important
sheep
deals
that
per pound.
Mad Mullah has rsceived a disastrous
been eonsumated in this locality for
Eggs Oregon ranch, 21022c
per of the sail oars of the cruiser Pamyat
May T ie Up All the Building.
Frauds by C offee Importers.
Azova, who mutinied August 2, and an
some
time
took
place
recently
when
A
.
Negotiations looking to a Russo-Jap-
Ban Francisco, Aug. ^1 .— A general Smythe A Sons, of Arlington, sold to
agitator
were
executed
at
Reval
today.
New
York, Aug. 18— Collector o f '
Poultry— Average old bens, 13023 X®
fiehing treaty have been com- tie-up of building operations in this
C. Oxman, tbs well known Chicago per pound; mixed chickens, 12X 0 13 c; Twelve other sailors were sentenced to Customs Stranahan conducted an exam­
city on all the larger buildings is threat­ buyer, 18,000 head of mutton sheep at springs, 14c; "turkeys, live, 16022c; hard labor for periods varying from six ination today in relation $o the com­
It is likely that the War department ened as a consequence of the refusal of $3.60 a head, which is the maximum turkeys, dressed, choice, 20022X c ; to ten years 18 were drafted to the dis­ plaint by Scott Truxton, government
w ill concentrate all colored troops at the contractors to grant the demands price. The amount involved in the
ciplinary battalions, 16 were condemned agent of the Porto Rican Commercial
ese, live, 8010c; ducks, 11018c.
made by the hoisting engineers.
Yes­ transaction is $63,000. Smythe A Sons
one post.
Hops— Oregon, 1906, nominal, 13c; to various disciplinary penalties and 84 agency, that a firm here had made
Ma£y Republican state conventions terday the hoisting engineers, who now w ill winter over about 26,000 head the olds, nominal, 10c; 1906 contracts, 16 were acquitted. Three civilians im pli­ fraudulent declarations of a clearance of
cated in the mutiny ere handed over to coffee. The declarations were made by
are declaring in l a tor of Rooeevelt for receive $5 a day, served individual de­ coming winter.
017c per pound.
mands for an increase of $1 a day on all
a boy who, in manifesting several hun­
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best, the civil authorities for trial.
a third term.
contracts, to take effect tomorrow.
dred bdgs which contained coffee ss
Wants Cement Factory 8ite.
16020c
per
pound,
according
to
shrink­
Peasants in Southern Russia are rav­ The contractors decided not to grant
Functions fo r Root All O ff.
choice red beans,” omitted the word
age;
valley,
20022c,
According
to
fine­
Oregon
City—
The
Oregon
City
board
aging the country and the troops refuse tbs increase asked for.
Santiago de Chile, Aug. 20.— One “ coffee.”
ness;
mohair,
choice,
28030c
per
of
trade
is
in
correspondence
with
a
ce­
to fire on them.
third oi m e city of Valparaiso was de­
ment manufacturer of Ksnsas City, pound.
A plot to assassinate the president of
Many Towns Reported Destroyed.
stroyed and 600 lives were lost by the I
8ulta’s Thank Offering,
Mo., who is looking for a location on
Veal— Dressed, 6 X @ 8® per pound.
Cuba was discovered just in time to
Lima, Peru, Aug. 21.— According to the Coast with a view to establishing a
Beef— Dressed bulls, Sc per pound; arthqnake. Quillota. Vino del Mar
Constantinople, Aug. 18.— The sultan
frustrate the plans.
news received here, the towns of Vina plant. He represents that the plant costs , 4 X 0 5 ttc ; country steers, 506c. *nd Limache are completely destroyed, has ordered the release of all the pris-
The powers-are expected to make del Mar, Petores, Hierro Viejo, Llai- wilt-employ morn than 260 men, with
Mutton— Dressed fancy, 708c per The functions arranged for the enter- on ersin th eem p irew h oh a vecom p let-
strong representations to Greece.
The tlai. Santa Roes de Los Andes, Nogales,
monthly payroll of about $26,000. pound; ordinary, 6 0 6 c; lambs, fancy, taiument of Secretary of qtate Root w ill ed two-thirds of their sentences, as a
trouble is over the barbarous acts of Melon and Zoupallar, Chile, have been An effort w ill be made to secure the
be abandoned on account of the uni-1 mark of gratification for the recovery
808 X®*
Greek marauders in Macsdona.
destroyed by this earthquake.
venal mourning in Chile.
• of his hsalth.
factory for this city.
Pork— Dressed, 7 0 8 X ® per pound.
OREGON
NEWS O R B E WEEK
Il I Cmdcutd Ftrn hr I
Buy Intel
Esrthqsske at Valparaiso, Chile.
Is Followed by Fire.
HUNDREDS CRUSHED TO DEATH