Newberg graphic., November 08, 1906, Image 2

NEWBERG
GRAPHIC
PEARY WILL TRY AGAIN.
BUFFALO BILL TO RESCUE.
LEGISLATORS MEET
Message From Labrador Intimatea
Runnera Sent by Renegadea for Hslp,f
That He Is Not Discouraged.
to Drlva Out Whltaa.
Lenox, Mass., Nov. 6.—That Com­
Cody, Wyo., Nov. 6.—Colonel Wil­
liam F. Cody (“ Buffalo Bill” ), accom­
mander Robert K. Peary encountered
panied by Colonel Breck and several
unusual difficulties In his search for
members of the party which returned
NEW
LINE8
IN
CLACKAMAS.
FOR LONGER TERM8.
the North Pole was indicated In a
a few days ago from a big bear hunt
telegram received today by Morris K.
in the Big Horn Mountains, Meft here
Capital 8eeks Investment In Eleotric Superintendent
Ackerman
Jessup, president of the Peary AYctlc
v r for Sheridan, Wyo., intending to hold
Railways.
Change In Present Law.
a conference with the Utee before the
Club. The most significant portion of
Oregon City—Consequent upon an
8alem—That ths apportionment of latter start on their overland march n r iin i CTfl|] FNTFDTilNC
TI1FII
the telegram, however, was that con­
luCnl
taining an intimation that Command­ increase in population from 33.000 in public school funds should be made to Fort Meade, where they are to stay rClUILLlUfl LnlLBIAllWd
llu I o f 1906, „ as BU
UWU by
u. the upon the basis of the number o f teach- In charge o f the Sixth Cavalry until!
er Peary would again try to find the the ou
Spring
shown
,
r Pole.
v „ , The telegram -----------
,
’ ..
ere employed, and not upon the num- spring.
North
followe: ,|
Hopedale, Labrador, by way of.***®8801-8
c«nsue, to 30,000, whlomto ^er Qf children in the district, fa one | Notwithstanding
the agreement!
A Resuma o f tho Loss Important but Twlllingate, Newfoundland.—Steamer considered a reliable estimate o f the o f the moat Important recommends' which was reached at the conference Visit Washington’s Juts Mill and O re-
Roosevelt now here. Repairing rod county’« population at the present tlons in the biennial report o f Super- between the soldiers and the Utes,
Not Lass Interesting Events
gon Stats Normal 8ch ool
der and stern, taking ballast and time, Clackamas county is experienc­ intendent of Public Instruction J. H. there are fears of a general uprising
o f ths Past Weak.
at Weston.
northern Indians. "Buffalo Bill,”
awaiting arrival mail steamer to se­ ing a new era in its growth and devel­ Ackerman, which was made publie to- ° f
cure coal.
day. This very radical ebange in th e ;w ^° *• familiar
Indian cbaract-
opment.
“ Return voyage incessant struggle
been kept closely advised
Several agencies are contributing to plan o f distribution is suggested as s erUUcB’
Peary says he ie only returning for with Ice to Cape York. September 26.
this material, development o f the means o f enabling the sparsely set­ o f the developments In the recent
Pendleton, Or., Oct. 30.—Whether
provisions and supplies.
troubles, and he believes the matter
Then storms and head winds to Lab­ county and its resources, foremost
tled
district
to
employ
as
efficient
a
will
not
be
entirely
settled
by
the
Oregon
should supplant Its store foun-
among which is the building o f elec­
The Standard Oil comapny is openly rador coast, October 23.
teacher and have as many months of arrangement which puts an end to the ’ dry ln tha Salem pri.cm with a Juto
“
Carried
away
two
rudders,
stern
tric
railway
systems.
Idle
capital
rec­
fighting for control of ths Illinois Cen­
.
. _
. ..
_ „
post and two blades o f propellor, fore- ognizes as a desirable investment the school during the year as the larger wanderings and depredations o f the I
tral.
top mast and spanker boom; lost one building of transportation lines |lnto and more favored district. This priv­ Utes under Appah and Black W hisker.. m111 w‘ * 8tud,«d tod8J ln th® Wall*
At the lnatlgation o f the Utes, run- ¡Walla Jute plant o f the Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longwcrth is making boat; burned all coal and some inter­ Clackamas county, where the various ilege, Superintendent Ackerman says,
politics an important part of her social ior beams, using wood and blubber resources are still undeveloped end is one to which the smaller district ners have been going to all the tribes state prison by Governor Chamberlain,
along coast
merely awaiting the encouragement is entitled. California has such a law. of the Sioux, Northern Cheyennes and o f Oregon, 33 members o f the Oregon
duties.
Crows, with a view of inducing them , lalat
c W- Jamei Buperlntend-
"Expect to- communicate again from that wlll'toUow direct communication
Among
other
recommendations to Join in driving the wWtes out of i
Bodies exhumed in Mount Calvary Chapeau Bay. All progress will be with a market.
f the Oregon penitentiary and
cemetery, Portland, are found to be slow. Have no anxiety for our safety
The interests back o f - the Oregon matje in the report are: That the the land, and Colonel Cody believes. “
and give, no credence to exaggerated Water Power A Railway Company, minimum, length o f the school year be that steps should be taken at once to ,other8- Whl1® th® lawmakers have not
petrified.
reports.
which has already done a great deal increased from three to five months; counteract efforts of these messengers «^pressed their opinions on the sub-
After three days’ persistent hunting,
“ Roosevelt is returning this year for in bulldlffg up this county, are recog­ that the levy for school purposes be to stir up revolt. On his arrival at J«ct freely, it is evident that many o f
Presdient Poore/elt has finally bagged additional supplies and for repairs. nized in the proposed building o f an
increased from $6 to $8 per capita; Sheridan, Colonel Cody will confer them do not favor the change.
a wild turkey.
Several tons o f whale meat and dog electric line from Canemah to Salem, that the inheritance taxes be turned with the military authorities as to
This is the attitude also o f Governor
the exact methods of procedure.
food thrown away last fall after poi­
Chamberlain
and
Superintendent
It is expected that records of the San soning a number o f dogs. Other sup­ and this enterprise is assured, rights into the irreducible school fund, and
of-way having been secured and sur­
James. They argue that the stove
’ ’ GREAT FAMINE IN CHINA.
francisco mint will disclose rank grafts plies lost by breaking of ice in April.
that
a
part
or
the
whole
o
f
the
cor­
veys made over the entire route. The
foundry brings to the Btate a revenu»
in that institntiin.
“ PEARY.”
same interests, it has lately developed, poration tax be turned into the com­ Ten Million on Verge of Starvation— twice as„J>tg as a jute mill would do,
mon
school
fund
to
be
expended
each
caused the mysterious survey to he
A big Oerman-Ameriran insurance
that a jute mill would launch the stale
Crop, an Utter Failure.
New York, Nov. 6.—Although Com­
company has paid all its San Francisco mander Peary failed to reach the made between this city and Molalla year for school purposes. In connec­
in a business which is in large meas­
and
Wilhoit
Springs
some
three
Shanghai,
Nov.
5.—Advices
received
tion
with
the
recommendation
regard­
fire losses and reorganised to continue North Pole, Secretary H. L. Bridg­
months ago. This will be a branch ing the length o f the school year, here indicate that famine conditions ure speculative and risky and Dabi»
in business.
man, of the Peary Arctic Club, be­ line operated by the same company
of the most desperate nature prevail to heavy losses because the raw pro­
lieves that his feat In reaching farther and will penetrate one of the richest Superintendent Ackerman says there in the Northern part of the great duct from India is manipulated by a
Tne Duke of Marlborongh finds it
are too many districts satisfied to
north ought to be a subject fo^. Na­
necessary to practice rigid economy as tional rejoicing. Mr. Bridgman, who sections of the valley. Assurance is maintain school only the minhnim Province of Kiang-Su, with but one ex­ trust; that the finished bags would be
given
that
this
line
will
be
built.
ception the most fertile and valuable sold to consumers near the factory,
a result of his separation from big rich received the message from Command­
The survey is now being made tor number o f months required by law.
o f many provinces of the empire. Ten thereby discriminating against others
American wifa.
er Peary, announcing bis return to another proposed electric line between
“ There is no reason why a ch id millions o f the total population of 21,- not favored by proximity to the plant;
At a lonely st*ge station in the Coast civilization, telephoned the news of this city and Molalla, with the cele­ in a small, isolated district is not en­ 000,000 ln the province are reduced
that Oregon’s participation ln the bus­
Mr. Peary’s safety to Mrs. Peary, who brated Wilhoit Springs as the ultimate
.
mountains a dog was discovered to be
titled to as many months o f echo-) to stern want.
happened to be in the city.
iness would not regulate price's, be­
Crops
are
an
utter
failure
and
gnawing a human band. Search is be­
™ Ur«*vT.h
tl!J Molalla Railway Com- i 88 i8 the child in
a „ „ more
favorab
y scenes of suffering that rival anything cause it could make only 12 per cent
"Thank God he is safe,” was her n
Oregon
City
and
>
>
¡
j
v,.
<
<
ing made for the body.
first comment. Then she plied Mr. pany, a corporation ln which Oregon situated district,” said he. “ Mere in the .empire's history are reported of the~bagsused; and the Washington
Ths antborities in New York City Bridgman with questions regarding City business men own a controlling location should not be the test o f the from every point In the region. Food plant doubled in size could make only
have maed oat ten thoassnd orders of the details o f the news he had re­ interest. Its route is via Beaver number o f months’ schooling to which riots, which have been marked with 26 per cent of the bags used in that
ceived from her husband.
Creek, through a rich timber and agri a child is entitled.” The suggestion much bloodshed, are reported dally, state; and that the change to a jute
arrest, to be ready in cases of emer­
Mr. Bridgman told her that her hus­ cultural section, and the promoters of that the rate o f levy be increased is
and so far the officials have taken no mjjj wouid entall upon, the state an ex
gency on election day.
band, while he bad failed to reach the the enterprise promise to begin con­
steps to relieve (stress. In fact, to
founded
upon
the
need
o
f
more
funds
Congressman Hoar, a son of the late pole, because o f ice, had now the dis­ struction work within a few weeks.
prevent the rioting spreading to the pendlture of perhaps $125,000.
in
order
that
longer
terms
o
f
schoo!
The Oregonians examined the Jute
tinction
of
having-
gone
farther
north,
Oregon
City
is
becoming
metropoli­
Senator Hoar, is dead.
cities all of the local governors have
having reached 87 degrees 6 minutes, tan. A free mail delivery service for may be maintained.
been ordered to keep the people ln mill with keen interest. It was not
The navy is badly in need of hospi­ a point 32 minutes nearer to the North the city has been ordered established
their homes at all hazards, and fur- running, because the day was one o f
Pole than that reached by the Duke December 1. An improved telephone
tals on the Pacific coast.
Big Timber Deal Is On
ther rioting has resulted from this its alternate idle ones, the idleness
of Abruzzl expedition in 1900. In dis­
GOLD HILL— The four thousand step.
coming from short jute supply. But
High prices of meat in Germany cussing Peary’s dash late last fall, system is being installed by the Pacific
States Company, while the Home Tele­
All of the local diplomatic represen­
makes the Germans vegetarians.
after he had time to study the Com­ phone Company will begin Installing acre timber tract, situated at the tatives have received advices from several of the 70 looms were put in
motion tor exhibition. The visitors,
head o f F oot’s Creek, is now being
foreigners in the famine,stricken re­
Steel building constructors fn New mander’s message more closely, Mr. its system soon, having completed the
cruised in the interests o f Idaho and gion urging them to use all their in­ headed by Governor Chamberlain,
Bridgman
said:
construction
of
its
line
to
the
Clacka­
York refnse to deal with the unions.
Ashland., Or., capitalists. The sale oi! fluence to have the imperial govern­ were conducted through the plant by
I am sure it has been the ambition mas river, just north of this city.
Fifteen leaders of the recent Russian of every true American tq see the
The great increase ln sales o f realty this property would mean much to ment take steps to aid sufferers. A Governor Mead and M. F. Kincaid, the
revolt have been sentenced to Liberia. Stars and Stripes first at Wie Arctic Is added evidence o f the growth of Gold Hill and vicinity, as it would in Presbyterian missionary who has Just new superintendent.
pole. And that it should be an Amer-. the county. Large farms are being
The chief argument tor the jute mill
returned from the region declares that
Count Boni refuses to believe bis ican who should reach the farthest subdivided and disposed of in smaller volve a large expenditure o f money thousands
of persons have already is that manufacture of grain sacks, un­
in
building
o
f
a
logging
road
to
con­
American wife really intends to divorce north is little less gratifying. It is tracts, with the result that a larger
starved to death, and that unless im­ like that of stoves, does not compete
him.
evident Peary has had the same ex­ acreage is being placed under cultiva­ nect with the S. P. Railroad at the mediate aid is forthcoming the death
with free labor and that it gives farm­
mouth
o
f
F
oot’8
Creek.
perience o f getting on drifting ice and
list will be appalling.
Norway and Sweden are disputing being carried away from his goal that tion
ers sacks cheaper than the market
about the ownership of the island of other explorers have had. Probably
price.
CINCH ON YELLOW8TONE.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Spitsbergen.
RAILROAD PETITION DENIED.
After viewing the Walla Walla plant,
no other man living would have gotten
Major Pitcher Recommends That Com­ the visitors went to Weston to view
Secretary of War Taft addressed a off so well as Peary has. He found
W
HEAT—Club,
64c;
bluestem,
66c;
the Normal School at that place and
petition Be Established.
great apdience at Pocatello, Idaho, on himself on ice that had'been broken No Reduction ot Assessment o f Prop­ Valley, 67c; red, 61o.
up by a storm and was taken in a
thence came to Pendleton, where they
erty in Linn County.
law and order.
OATS—
No.
1
white,
$24.60025.60;
Washington,
Nov
.5.-
-According
to
contrary direction. It is likely that
1 >
■
^ .
, , . . .
. W
. V -- „tv", '
gray, $23.50024
the annual report of Major John ■ ^tended a dinner and smoker tonight.
A heavy aterm has swept
over he and his party went to the limit of
ALBANY—Before the Equalization
BARLEY— Feel, $21.50 per ton; Pitcher, Acting Superintendent of the < tfven by the Commercial Association.
human
endurance
before
they
gave
up,
France, accompanied by heavy snow
At the Weston Normal School the
Yellowstone National Park, the mo­
as instanced by the eating o f the Board o f Linn County adjourned its brewing, $22; rol’ed, $23.
and a tidal wave at Tomon.
nopoly
enjoyed
by
the
Yellowstone
party
was greeted by Robert
C.
RYE—
$1.3501.40
per
cwt.
sessions
the
Oregon
&
California
Rail
dogs.”
CORN-^Whole,
325.50:
cracked, Lake Boat Company for the transpor- French, president of that Institution,
It ia said the czar ia practically a
“ Will Peary ever make the attempt road Company appeared bv its agent
tatlon of tourists frorn Upper G eyser; and was led to the assembly hall of
1 -
prisoner of the grand dnkee, who force again?”
George Scriber, and requested n re-i $20.50 per ton.
MILLSTUFFSL—Bran, city, $14.50; Basin to the Thumb is becoming a ser-1 the school where some 240 students
“ I. do not know. Although it was duction in the taxation value o f the
Him to acqnieecs to their orders.
said by the newspapers when he sail­ property from $19,000 per mile on country, $15.50 per ton; middlings, ious problem. MajoT Pitcher lias rec- were gathered. President French; to
“
' , ... A.
Up to November 1 the nnmber of
$24; shorts, city, $16; country, $17 ommended that competition be estab-1 ,
ed away that if he failed this time he the main line in the county and $11
th? toU ta U m was not a
per ton; chop. U. 8. Mills, $15.50; lin­ lished in some way. or that the stage ?ho?
loon licenses issued in Chicago for the would never try again, he never told
local high school for Weston, asked
earning quarter waa 129 has than aix me that, and I was quite close to him. 000 per mile on the branch lines, to seed dairy food, $18; acalfa meal, $18 lines be permitted to operate their the pupIlB residing ln Weston to arise,
own
boats,
in
order
to
give
thfir
pat­
$10,400
and
$5400,
respectively,
per ton.
I consider that one of the wonderful
months ago.
HAY—Valley timothy, No. 1, $10© rons the choice of boat or land trans­ then those whose homes were beyond
features of this expedition is the fact reduction in the assessment on its
the town. The latter number visibly
M By comparing finger prints a soldier that the Roosevelt is coming home timber land from $7 to $3 an acre 11 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, portation to the Thumb.
The Yellowstone Lake Boat Com­ exceeded the former.
in the penitentiary at Fort Leaven­ with the entire party despite the hard­ was also asked. The company has $14016; clover, $6.5007; cheat, $7©
pany charges $3 a head for the trip,
President French said afterward
worth, Kan., has been discovered to be ships they have experienced.
66,054 acres o f the finest timber lane 7.50; grain hay, $7; alfalfa. $11.50; which Is 18 miles’ distance. Its fran­
that of the 138 pupils in the normal
Peary probably reached within 203
an escaped murderer from England.
vetch
hay,
$7
0
7.50.
in Linn County. After hearing the
chise expires July 21 next. Major Pit­
miles of the North Pole. He passed
DOMESTIC FRUITS— Apples, com­ cher emphasizes his recommendation department, only 22 are residents o f
Recent storms have dislodged large the Abruzzi party by about 30 qiHe*-” claims o f the company, the board de­
mon to choice, 25075c per box; choice
Weston. In addition are 102 young
quantities *of mud from the sides of
This was Peary's fifth attempt to cided to let the assessment stand as to fancy, 75c© $1.60; grapes, $101.60 of last year that the garrison at Fort pupils in the training department, *1!
Yellowstone
be
increased
to
a
four-
Mount Vesuvius, causing damage to reach the pole. Other sledge journeys .fixed by the Assessor. The total as­ per crate; peaches, 7 5 c0 $ l; pears,
from Weston, their studies ranging
the railway and farms on the monntain were made in the years 1892,1895, 1900 sessment o f the railroad company is 75c0$1.25; cranberries," $9 09.50 pel troop or squadron post.
from kindergarten to eighth grade The
side,
and 1902.
$1,732,148, o f which $1,269,700 is on barrel; quinces, $101.25 per box; per­
8TEEL INDU8TRY EXPANDS.
age of normal pupils ranges from 15 to
V
The following message of congratu­ its roadbed and rolling stock and simmons, $1.2501.50 per box.
Washington,
Nov. 5.—A bulletin is­ 27, most of them being 17, 18 and 19.
It is said that the proeecntion has lation for Commander Peary was re­
FRESH VEGETABLES — Cabbage, sued by the Department of Commerce
Governor Chamberlain spoke com-
evidence that Mayor Schmitz and Rosa ceived today by Mr. Bridgman, secre­ $462,248 on timber land.
1J4@1 lA * pound; cauliflower, $1.26 per and Labor says that exports of iron
Rnef, of San Francisco, made over a tary of the Peary Arctic Club:
dozen; celery. 76 0 8 5 c per dozen; egg and steel manufacture show an in­ mendingly of the school, saying It
million dollars from gratia on bnilding
Peary, Care Bridgman, Nfw York:
plant, $1.60 per crate; lettuce, head, crease o f about 25 per cent In the would always have a place ln hi*
GIVEN BETTER FACILITIES.
permits.
Very hearty congratulations upon your
20c per dozen; onions, 10012Vic per nine months ended with September, heart. Representative Davey, of Ma­
splendid achievement.
dozen; bell peppers, 5c; pumpkins, 1 yA and Imports of a similar character rion, encouraged the frisnds of the
Morocco is torn by anarchists of dif
- “ WILLIAM S. BRUSE,
C ood River Now Ships Applet in Re­ cents per pound; spinach, 4 0 5 c per show also an increase o f practically school by declaring that It is one oT
erent bands and beliefs.
"Edinburgh, Scotland.”
frigerator Care.
pound; tomatoes, 30050c per box;
per cent In the same period a «,th e indispensable educational instltu-
parsley, 10015c; squash, l t f c
per
The Panama Canal commission is
HOOD RIVER—Refrigerator cars pound; hot-house lettuce, 25c per doz. compared with the Bame months o f . tlons of Oregon. Representative Vaw-
having a hard time to find laborers.
the preceding year.
I ter, o f Jackson, spoke the same senti-
Magoon Acts With V igor.v
were taken out over the Mt. Hood
The growth in operations of lron>ment and Joculariy Bald thaf Governor
ROOT VEGETABLES— 'Turnips, 90c
An independent telephone company
Havana. Nov. 6.—T o end the feeling Railroad and for the first time apples ©$1 per sack; cariots, 9Oc0$l per and steel, the bulletin says, was larger
...
Vi ~ __
has gained a right of way in Chicago
of insecurity throughout the island, are to be shipped direct over the new sack; beets, $1.25 01.60 per sack; gar­ 1» the hlee month, ended with Sep- L h .m b « l.|p , rem .rh. h.d PJd him on
record
and
that
they
would
be
remem­
due to tbe existence o f straggling
A German steamer collided with a bands called into being by the recent railroad. At several points along the lic, 7V i010c per pound; horseradish, tember, 1906, than ln any correspond bered when he should pace upon the
ing period of our export trade. The
four-masted ship and sank, 23 of her insurrection, Governor Magoon has road where there are large orchards 9010c per pound; sweet potatoes, 2 0 gain in these months over the cor­ appropriation bill of the Republican
2j4c per pound
the
railroad
company
has
built
sid­
craw being drowned.
ordered the employment of strong
Other speaker* were
ONIONS—Oregon, 9Oc0$l per hun­ responding period of the preceding legislature.
ings so that growers can load almost
year wag over $24,000,000.
Senator Smith, of Umatilla, and J. H.
A German princess of royal blood has bodies of rural guards to pursue and direct from their orchards. This is dred.
Raley, of Pendleton.
POTATOES— Buying prices: Ore­
been investigating slams oi Chicago on scatter the bands and restore order. proving a great help to fruit growers
American troops will replace the rural
The town of Weston took an after­
gon
Burbanks,
fancy,
90c©$1.05;
com­
der an assumed name.
Blank Haftd Throw« Bomb.
guards in the towns In which the lat­ on the east side o f the valley as the
noon holiday to receive the visitors.
mon, 76c09Oc.
New
York,
Nov.
5.—
Unsuccessful
ln
Eight person, charged with com­ ter are withdrawn. Governor Magoon apple crop is so large that they qre
BUTTER— City creameries: Extra
At the station, a mile distant from the
plicity in a recent daring robbery in said that he Is determined to prevent experiencing considerable trouble in creamery, 30©32Vic per pound. State their attempts to blackmail Francisco school, numerous conveyances were
horse
stealing
and
that
he
will
have
Messina, a prosperous tailor o f Brook-
St. Petersburg were executed.
persons guilty o f this offense arrested getting their fruit hauled to the rail­ creameries: Fancy creamery, 2 5 0 lyn, members of the so-called Black waiting their arrival, to convey them
road.
________
27Vic;
store
butter,
1C
©17c.
Ten anarchist speaker« and leaders, and punished.
Hand Society, so the police say, h u rl- ¡up town. The keen interest of Weston
EGGS — Oregon ranch, 32Vi035c ed a dynamite bomb against the fro n t. in Its normal school was evidenced by
wars arrested in New York charged
Wallowa County’s Big Fair.
dozen: best Eastern, 260 27c; ordin­ door of the tenement-housq. in which j the appreciation Its citizens showed o f
with inciting to riot and disorderly
Order for Ten New Cars.
ENTERPRISE — That Wallowa ary Eastern, 24 0 25c.
he lives and conducts his business. t.he visit of the Governor and the Log-
conduct.
CHEESE— Oregon full cream twins, Damage of $8,000 to the building and V ia tor«
. Omaha.
. Neb.,
.
.. Nov. „ 6.—Orders
.
n . . have
.
County is coming to the front in agri-
It has developed that San Francisco
cultural/ fruit and stock was shown 14014Vic; Young America, 1 5 0 1 5 ^ c.
.
,,
n ___ •
« * 2
« > » " " 0 » - » o r C h ,„ .
POULTRY—Average old hens, 12Vi
«atoms which bought their «applies material for ten new motor-cars, which by
the exhibitis at the County Fair
ill he constructed at once in the
from one certain firm got their licenses Omaha shops. New machinery of the at Lostine, which in every way was a 0 1 3 j4 c ; mixed chickens, 12012Vic; explosion, bul no one w u Injured. , b,r1* !" i ' * " 1 «W P 'rntlon of Oronon
Spring. 1234013c; old roosters, 9 0 Messina has received letters demand- and Washington for improvement of
easier than others.
value of $-125.000 has been ordered to revelation. The attendance was good 10c; dressed chickens, 13014c; tur­ ing $400 to $1,000. Detectives arrest- the Columbia river and the protection
A W. 0 . T. U speaker says there [he used In the manufacture of these and the exhibits excellent »varied and keys, live, 17017Vic; turkeys, dressed, ed two men on suspicion.
of salmon. Governor Mead responded
are 10,000 women and girl« in Chicago ‘ motor cars, but the work will not wait represented every part o f the county. ______
choice, __ 2102234c; geese, live, per
that In, improvement o f that river
for
the
arrival
jot
the
new
machinery.
working for (6 a week or less, and
Fine cattle o f several breeds were on 'pound,’ 8 0 9 c ; duclTs, 14016c; pig-
Washington
“ ought to cooperate with
Construction
of
the
ten
cars
now
or­
Mine Diamonds In Kentucky.
there are 6,000 saloons.
exhibition; also some verv good sheep eons. |1©1.60; squabs, $203:
your slate.” But he pointed out that
dered will proceed simultaneously.
Lexington,
Ky.,
Nov.
6.—With
VEAL—Dressed, 75 to 125 pounds,
People in Montana and adjacent They will have gasoline engines of 200 and bogs that probably have no su
a Seattle controlled a great part of the
7 t t 0 8 c ; 125 to 150 pounds, 7c; 160 view of mining diamonds in Elliott legislative power o f Washington
perior in the state.
states are in grave fear that the entire horsepower.
to 200 pounds, 6c; 200 pounds and up, and Carter counties, Samuel Pearson, that It was not so well Informed of the
Cheyenne Indian nation, numbering at
6
# ©6c.
Chinook
Becoming
Scarce.
least 800 fighting men, will go on the
df Scranton, Pa., and W. J. Rice, of needs o f the Columbia river as it
Bull-Baiting at Colon.
BEEF—Dree sod bulls. 2 0 2 % c per a - n J n . n P r häv*
' V ÌI v.
war path.
HOOD
RIVER—Employes
o
f
the
ni »
4 0 5 c ; country steers, ?.an.
_T' R • have organized the might be.
Colon, Nov. 6.—The celebration of
pound; cows
Kentucky
Transvaal
Diamond
Mining
Government fish station on the Clack­
Standard Oil oompany ia finad 16,000 the third anniversary of the muiu'.a- amas River, who have been taking 50534, c.
Company, with a capital of $100,000.
Ute* Still „Traveling.
tlon of the Republl'' ot Panama con­
MUTTON—Dressed, fancy, 7c per
by Ohio judge, when law permittel a tinued here today. There was a bull-
Sheridan, Wyo., Oct. 31.—Luther
salmon eggs at the mouth o f the White pound; ordinary# 5 06 c; lambs, fancy, Pearsoh, who spent years as an rn
fine of millions.
glneer in the diamond fields of South Dunning, a man living on Otter Creek,
halting and other amusements In the Salmon River, have completed their Sc.
Africa, says that the indications for has Just arrived from the Indian camp,
afternoon,
and
fireworks
in
the
even­
PORK— Dressed, 100 to 130 pounds. diamonds are better in Kentucky than where he met and talked with Chief
work for this season and report that
Wealthy widows of Chicago hava
ing. A thanksgiving service was held
Sc; 160 to 200 pounds, 7 © 7 ^ c ; 200 In South Africa.
been robbed of $100,000 or more by a
Kannapah, who says his people are
and a reception by the Consular offi­ the nnmber o f eggs secured this year pounds and up, 606HC.
pretended broker.
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prepared to fight before they will be
is
tjie
smallest
aince
the
work
o
f
en­
cers.
HOPS— 1906, choice, 16017c; prime,
Pirates Seize Launches.
taken back to Utah to starve. When
deavoring to preserve the salmon in
Money transports In Rossia art now
13017c; medium,
1201234c
per
Hrftigkong, Nov. 6.— Reports have Dunning visited the camp the Indians
the
Colnmhia
River
w
airqk
en
up.
guarded by strdRg forces of Cossacks in­
Reading
Raises Wage«.
pound; olds, nominal.
been received that Chinese pirates were on Bear Creek,
stead of gendarmes.
<
WOOL—Eastern Oregon average, have seized a British launch and two | This Is the latest reilablle Informa-
Philadelphia, Nov. 6 —The Phlladel- Altogether but 5,000,000 cirg^x^ere
taken
this
year
as
against
10,l
phla & Reading Railway Company an­
bfest, 18018c per pound, according to Chtnese launches in West River and tlon regarding the location of the Utes
Demands for a shorter wo; k day and nounced today an increase of wages last year. The wo/k commenced on shrinkage; Valley, 20021c, according escaped with $1A.000 in booty after a and at that time they were 70 miles
new wage scale hava been mi da on all of 10 per cent to all employes whose September 10 and was stopped about to fltienedfc.
running fight, No casualltles ars re- from Sheridan and making westward
linaa of tha Pennsylvania railroad.
salaries are less than $200 per month. the middle o f October.
( to Tongue River.
ported.
MOHAIR—Choice, 26028«.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Oregon Solons Seeking Informa­
tion on Public Matters.
NEWS OFTHE WEEK
It t Ctndentd Fm tor Ov
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