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R ESUM ES W ORK.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
Bath Housas o f Oongcraas Dawn
Business Aftar Holidays.
E. N. WOODWAID.
„'SHIP MAY BE LOST
PO ST A L RECEIPTS LARGE.
Increase In Business May Necessitate
Increased Appropriation.
MISTAKECOST LIVES
LET C O U R T S TAKE CHARGE.
ÉEr. Shortage Contention Baya Hill
.. Has Not FwlfHled Duty.
Chicago, Jan. 7.—-According to a
Washington, Jan. 8.— A proposition
statement made today at the National
to increase postal clerks’ salaries and
the three companies of the
Reciprocal Demurrage convention by
Twenty-fifth
infantry, members of
the proposed abandonment of the
Victor H. Beckman, secretary of tho
which were guilty of the Brownsville
“ back stamp" on letters are discussed
Pacific Coast Lumbermen’s association,
by First Assistant Postmaster General
the lumbermen of the Northweet pro­
shooting, was made in the senate today
Hitchcock in his annual report just
pose to apply for receiver« for tho
by Culberson, of Texas, who thus pre­
made public. Parts of the report given
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
sented the unusual spectacle of s South-
out in advance have already been
railways, on the ground that they have
! em Democratic senator as champion of
handled by the Associated Press. The
failed to perform their duly as public
report shows that at the close of the
Republican president. Foraker be­
carriers, and w ill then bring damage
suits by wholesale, which may exceed
gan a reply, but was not able to finish Vessel Sailed From San Francisco on fiscal year 66,600 postofficea were in
operation, and that the total number Many Victims Ars Burned to Ashee— $16,000 In the aggregate. The conven­
A R m uitm o f H m Leas Important but it on account of a sore throat and se­
Dscsmbor 31 for Ancon, on
of employee, not including postmasters
Most o f tho Dead Were Max-
Not L o u Interesting Events
tion also appointed a committee to call
cured an adjournment until Monday of
and assistant postmasters, was nearly
on President Roosevelt and request him
Isthmus of Panama.
o f the h o t Week.
,
lean Laborers. ■
the debate on his resolution instructing
150,000. The total personnel of post-
to send a special message to congress
offices of all classes aggregated 205,288.
the m ilitary committee to inquire into
urging the passage of a reciprocal de­
The gain in postoffice revenue in the
Hat rimani s seriously ill at his home the president’s order. Lodge offered
murrage law.
San Francisco, Gal., January 6.— A
Topeka,
Jan.
8.—
Four
white
men,
a
year, about $15,000,000, was unexpect­
I t was charged., by Ml1. Beckman that
in New York.
an amendment lim iting the inquiry to dispatch to the Call from ' Santa -Crus
edly large, and the returns for the pres­ negro train porter and about 30 M exi­ thy Northern Pacific and Great North­
It seems likely that Senator Bailey, the conduct at the troops, thus avoid-, Bays that a message received late last ent fiscal year thus far indicate that the can laborers lost their livee, and 66
ern had been guilty of “ disciplining"
ing any question as to the president’!
o f Texas, w ill noth e re-elected.
unprecedented gain is being main­ persona were injured when two passen­ shippers who were active in the agita­
night from Waddell Beach, on the
authority to discharge them.
ger
trains
on
the
Chicago,
Rock
Island
tained. iK> great is this gain, Mr.
Dr. Guiseppe Petacci has been ap­
tion for reciprocal demurrage, and that
40 miles north of here, says that the
Culberson said great injustice
Hitchcock points out, that the addition­ A Pacific railroad collided head-on four in three cases these roads had volun­
pointed the pope’s private physician.
been done the people of Brownsville Pacific Mail steamship City of Panama
milee
weet
of
Yolland,
Kan.,
at
6:10
al appropriations required of congress
teered to show the shippers “ what a
The pope may order the French clergy The conduct o f the negro soldiers had has been wrecked and that most of the
£ v
scarcely w ill be sufficient to maintain o’clock yesterday morning.
real car shortage meant," with the re­
to abandon churches and seek redress been very irritating. He related
The trains were Noe. 29 and 30, run­
the service.
sult that the men thus “ shown” had
on August 4, the day before the “ shoot­ 116 persons on board are believed to
at election.
The department has established a ning between Chicago and E l Paso. been forced to go absolutely without
have perished.
The message states
I t looks M if Congressman Dixon,
Dixon of ing up” of the town, a criminal assault
uniform rent for postoffice boxes, elim ­ They met on a sharp curve with fearful equipment. ¡
had been committed by one of the that four life raft* have been washed
Montano, w ill bdMfcMeit os Clark's i suc­
i
inating entirely the dissimilarity of impact. Adding to the horror of the
“ Our present car shortage,” continued.
eoldiers on the wife pf a reputable cit- ashore fully provisioned.
cessor in the senate.
*
<
charges heretofore prevailing.
The collision, fire from the lampe in the Mr. Beckman, “ has lasted thirteen
isen.
No arrests had heed made for
1
cars
and
from
the
locomotives
was
com-
The City of Panama left San Fran­ rate is made according to a carefully
Raisuli, the Moroccan bandit is re­ this crime. Culberson defended Cap­
| municated to the splintered wreckage months, -and some of our people are go­
ported to have bSSI f e t f l b in battle tain McDonald, o f the Texas Rangers, cisco on December 31 for Ancon, on graduated scale, and runs from 10 and spread rapidly, consuming five of ing out of business— not voluntarily,
cents a quarter in small fourth class
but by aid of the sheriff. W e ask fo ra
and is now a fugetive.
to whom Foraker hwi referred, because the isthmus of Panama.
offices to $4 a quarter in the New York the forward cars of train No. 29, west receiver, for these roads on the ground
Two
of
the
life
rafts
were
found
at
of
Major
Blockson’s
reference
to
him
i
bound,
and
burning
a
number
of
the
The cold snap througho$ the North­
Waddell beach and two a few miles City office. Mr. Hitchcock reports that
1 passengers. A ll but threw of those who that they have not fulfilled their duties
west is causing suffering in those com­ as a man who was “ s6 brave that he
farther
south.
A ll
were
plainly use of specially equipped automobiles
«
would not hesitate to charge hell with
: perished are thought to have been Mex­ as public carriers."
munities which aie 8hurt of fuel.
marked "C ity of Panama.” They con­ in the collection service has proved so
Mr.
Beckman
w
ill
show
President
a bucket of water.”
successful in Baltimore that the de­ ican laborers, who were on their way Roosevelt 1,000 photographs which be­
A man refused a loan by a . Philadel­
Senator Nelson introduced a bill to tained stores such as are thrust into
from Columbus Junction, O., to Mexico.
phia bank blew up the^w nk with the prohibit the sale of land on which are boats which pat off from wrecked partment is now planning for a similar
The officials of the company place the bas taken all over the Pacific North­
collection
service
in
several
other
cit­
One of the rafts contained &
eaahier and him self and wounded six situated beds of coal, lignite, asphalt, ships.
blame
on John Lynef, the 19-year old west illustrative of the car shortage.
ies.
He will show lumber piles in the state
others.
ai*'
petroleum and natural gas in the gov­ box of crackers and a cask of water. In
‘.tit is believed that in large cities telegraph operator at Volland, who fail­ of Washington aggregating 800,000,000
The Interstate Commerce commis­ ernment domain until such deposits the boats were also found oars and automobiles
ed
to
stop
train
No.
29
at
bis
station
can advantageously be
Two of the rafts were
feet, awaiting transportation ; photo­
Provision is boathooks.
sion is inquiring into the cause of the have been exhausted.
substituted to a considerable extent after receiving orders to hold it there graphs of 116 sawmills and shingle
lashed
together
with
ropes.
recent railroad wreck in the suburb of made for leasing for terms not exceed­
until
No.
30
had
passed.
Terrific storms have been raging and for the horse carts now employed so
Washington, D. C.
..... .... ........„ ing one year for the purpose of having
By the light of the flaming wreckage, mills, which he declares closed down
it
is deemed impossible that any rafts generally iu collecting mails. By the
them explored.
Persons making ex­
passengers
who were uninjured worked and are facing bankruptcy becanmf o f
Nine buildings were wrecked and the plorations and discoveries are to be which may be afloat can survive the use of automobiles a much speedier
inability to securg cars.
collection service can be organised heroically to save those who were pin­
machinery in a mine at Lowell, Aria.,
given the preference in the right to storm. The impression prevails that
ned
fast
beneath
the
mass
of
splintered
Unquestion­
destroyed by an explosion of dynamite lease and work the deposits.
every one of the 60 passengers and 66 without added expense.
NEGROES G O T O ISLANDS.
ably the motor vehicles can be made an tim b u a and twisted iron.
in a powder house. Several persons
Senator Piles today introduced a 'b ill members o f the crew who left San
important factor in the postal service
were injured.
Francisco
has
perished.
-
authorising the appointment of an ad­
G EN ER O US T O C O LU M B IA.
All Black Regiments Will Soon Be on
I t is believed that the City of Pana­ as it already is in other business en­
Japanese laborers mobbed a white ditional judge for the Ninth judicial
terprises.
ma
encountered
a
severe
storm
shortly
Duty in Philippines.
district, another authorising the ap­
man in California.
Burton Agroos That Jetty Work Shall
pointment of an additional customs ap­ after leaving San Francisco and that
Washington, Jan. 7.— The Ninth and
Railway employee threaten to tie up praiser for Puget sound and a
__________
Returning closer
RECORDS BROKEN
Not Bo Interrupted.
third ex­ she put out to sea.
Tenth cavalry and the Twenty-fifth ln;
•11 roads In the United States, Ganada tending the privileges of Immediate t 4® 8^ore * ° continue her trip to. the
Washington, Jan. 3.— After a confer­ fantry, Including all the negro soldiers
and Mexico.
transportation on dutiable goods at south* she met with another storm, Thousands o f Foreigners Driven to ence today with Chairman Burton, of. in the regular army in this country,
which rendered her helpless. Whether
Oklahoma towns are suffering from Port Townsend., H e also offered an
Our Shores by Unrest.
the river and harbor committee, Senat­ have been ordered to prepare for servie»
she
was torn to pieces by the gale or
•rant of fuel. In some places even the amendment to the pending child labor
or Fulton expressed the opinion that in the Phipippines, and w ill sail a t
Washington,
Jan.
8.—
The
fiscal
year
driven on the rocks is not known. >
■1
bill. " '
~
^
priee of corncobs is prohibitiv.
ended June 30, 1906, produced a re­ Oregon w ill be generously dealt with in different time« between March 5 and
Below
Waddell
beach
wreckage
is
The senate then went into executive
cord eclipsing all former figures on the the river and harbor bill now in proceee June 6 of this year. The only other
Secretary Hitchcock has ordered all
session and at ¿:55 p. m. adjourned un­ drifting ashore in vast quantities. subject o f immigration, according to of formulation. He ie satisfied that regiment composed of negroes — th e
fences on public domain torn down.
Ranchers are patrolling the shore,
til Monday.
the bill w ill provide for the completion Twenty-fourth infantry— is now' doing
Prosecution w ill follow refusal.
watching for bodies which may drift the annual report of Frank Sargent,
Other
o f the south jetty at the mouth of the service jn the Philippines.
commissioner
general
of
immigration:
Washington, Jan. 3.— Representative upon the beach.
W illiam C. Sellick, a Providence, R .
Columbia river, for which engineers troops ordered to the Philippines are
During
that
period,
the
report
says,
San Francisco local mariners refuse
I., clergyman, says the bible is not an Morrell, of Pennsylvania, introduced a
recommend an appropriation of $2,460,- the Sixth cavalry and the Eighteenth,
resolution today for an investigation by to believe that the City of Panama has the population of the United States
inspired writing and is full of errors.
One million dollars w ill be ap­ Twenty-sixth, Twenty-ninth and Thir­
was
increased
by
the
admission
of
1,-,
000.
congress of recent railroad wrecks. been wrecked. They believe she is in
Representative Jones w ill endeavor The resolution states that the wrecks distress in the storm and that .her life 100,736 immigrant aliens and 66,618 propriated in cash and a continuing tieth infantry. The troops which w ill
non-immigrant aliens entered at its contract w ill be authorised for the bal­ be relieved by the sending of these new
to secure survey of a number of Wash­ are supposed to be due to overwork of boats were washed overboard.
ports, making the total admissions 1,- ance, so that the work may be pressed regiments w ill be the Fourth,. Seventh
ington streams by government engi­ employes, and authorises the speaker to
168,363. The increase over last year’s to early completion and without unnec­ and Eighth cavalry and the Ninth,
neers.
name a committee of five congressmen
Government Will Appeal.
essary delay.
Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and
record of 1,069,755 was 106,598.
who shall have full power to subpoena
F. J. Heney has tendered his resig­
Washington, Jan. 5.— The recent de­
The house committee ia apparently Nineteenth infantry.
During
the
fiscal
year
1905
the
de­
witnesses and require corporations to
nation to the attorney general. H e
cisions by Judge Evans in the Federal partment rejected 11,480 aliens, and inclined to deal fairly with the C e lilo 1 It was stated by Major General B ell,
furnish records and all information
w ill devote his entire time to the esses
court at Louisville and by Judge Mc­ during the past year 12,432 of the im­ canal, though it w ill probably appro­ chief of staff, that the negro regiment»
desired.
against San Francisoo grafters.
Call in the Federal court at Memphis, migrant aliens— that is, those who in­ priate lees than the $760.000 asked for are being sent to the Philippines be­
declaring unconstitutional the employ­ tended settling in the United States.
| by the engineers. I f this item should cause it is their turn to go and not be­
>
Friday, January 4.
The president has offered Philip.B .
be cut materially, 8enator Fulton will cause of any desire to get them out o f
ers’
liability
act
passed
at
the
j*-t
ses­
“
Without
exception,”
the
report
con­
Washington, Jan. 4.— The “ omnibus
Stewart, of Colorado Springs,, the po­
sion of congress, were brought to Presi­ tinues, “ the countries from which we co-operate with Senator Piles, of Wash­ the United States at th istim e.
sition of commissioner of the general claims b ill,” carrying an appropriation
dent Roosevelt’s attention today, and formerly obtained the greater part pf ington, and there is a very fair prospect
land office, to be vacated March 4 by for claims under the Bowman and
Tucker acts, was befi r ; the house today the announcement was made at the our foreign population, and which are that the amount recommended can be
Commissioner Richards.
INDIANS TELL OF FRAUD.
White House that the president will inhabited by races nearly akin to our secured by a senate amendment.
Recent heavy rain! have caused and was discussed foi five hours.
Speaker Cannon announced the ap- direct that an appeal be taken. The own, have supplied us with smaller
enormous avalanches of mud to start
Testify They Filed on Lend Beceueo
intment of Representative Engel- P ^ e n t ' « K «* t ly interested in this numbers during the past year than dur- BODIES ALL M IXF*' TOGETHER.
o
from the top of Mount Vesuvius. Many E
Thsy Got t oney For It
17,950;
England,
right, of California, for s place on the •c4“ d earnestly recommended to con- ing 1906— Ireland,
farms sre being laid waste and the loss ri
- mining,
-
gress that it be passed.
15,218; 8weden, 3,281; Germany, 3,- Parts o f Mon, Women and Children
Omaha, Jan. 7.— The most important
committee
on
mines
and
vice
o f life may be heavy. Six bodies have
010; Denmark, 1,229, and Scotland,
evidence brought out at the land trial
J. N. Williamson, of Oregon, removed.
In Ono Maas.
already been found.
1,111 lees.
On the other hand, the
today was that of Harry A. Cloud, a full
The speaker based this action on the
REMODEL INSURANCE LAW,
Washington,
Jan.
3.—
In
an
endeavor
Congress w ill authorise a new survey ground that Mr. Williamson had failed
four most considerable gains are:
blood Ogalalla Indian, a graduate o f
o f Tillamook bay.
Italy,
61,641;
Russia,
30,768; to identify the mangled bodies of the Carlisle Indian school and a grand
thus far to attend a single session of California Legislature Will go to Work
victims o f the Terra Cotta wreck of nephew of the famous Sioux chief, Red
Greece, 8,974, and Turkey, 6,166.”
the 69th congress. H e has been con­
At
Once
on
tho
Metter.
The immigration from Austria-Hun­ Sunday night, a greweoine discovery Cloud. His evidence was to the effect
PO R TLA N D M ARKET8.
victed of participation in land frauds
m*d« »ttteroorgn« today ^ . What, thst he W
been solicited to make a
gary
amounted to 266,128; Italy, in­ ^
San
Francisco,
Jan.
6.—
Immediately
in Oregon.
was supposed to be the mangled body of
Domestic Fruits— Apples, common to
filing by W . C . Smoot, and that he
after the legislature convenes next cluding Sicily and Sardinia, 273,120;
a man attired in a suit of “ pepper and
choice, 6 0 ® 75c per box; choice to
made the filing for the Mod incites a t
Monday the firet step w ill be taken to Russia and Finland, 216,665; China,
FIRST AN D O N L Y EDITION.
salt, proved to be the remains of sever­ Rushville, in consideration of $26.
fancy, $1®2.60; pears, $101.50; cran­
remodel the insurance laws of Califor­ 1,644; Japan, 13,835, and the West
al of the unfortunates who died in the
berries, $11.50012 per barrel; per­
nia.
The other six witnesses today were
¡Indies, 13 666. ~
.
' Hondav wrerk
Japanese Reds Cannot Long Maintain
simmons, $1.60 per box.
I
.
The
commissioner
again
recommends
" recK'
Indians.
Their testimony was of a
One feature of the new Insurance
The morgue master had all the pile similar character, and in effect that the
Anarchist Paper.
Vegetables — Turnips, 90c®$1 per
laws w ill be a provision compelling penalties on steamship companies for
of
human
flesh
and
articlee
which
had
sack; carrots, 9Oc0$l per sack; beets,
San Francisco, Jan. 4.—-The case of foreign insurance companies to main­ bringing aliens afflicted with danger­ been gatheted at the wreck removed to only reason they made the filfnga was
$1.2501.50 per sack; horseradish, 9®
in consideration of the $26 which was
tain very substantial deposits in Cali­ ous or loathsome diseases. The presi­
10c per pound; sweet potatoes, 2 )4 0 T. Takeuchi, of Berkeley, publisher of fornia lank» as a guarantee of their dent’s suggestion for closing the Mexi­ the “ dead room” today in an effort to promised and paid them and which
When he delved
2j£c per pound; cabbage, l)4 @ 2 c per the Revolution, w ill be reported to the good faith in dealing with policy hold­ can border to all aliens except citizens establish identity.
they understood was given them from
into it, he fbnnd a piece o f a baby’ s the Modisettes.
pound; cauliflower, $1.26 per dosen; government at Tokio by Japanese Con­ ers.
of
Mexico
is
also
urged.
During
the
The attempt to pees such a law
skull, a man’s foot badly crashed and
celery, $3.7504.25 per crate; lettuce, sul General Uyeno.
w ill meet with strong opposition and a early part of the year, the report says,
encased in a shoe, the hand of a woman
bead, 30c per dosea; onions, lO 012)4c
the
“
white
slave”
traffic
Was
exten­
small
army
of
insurance
lobbyists
is
“ We w ill make a report of the Ta­
Dakota Town Crios fo r Coal.
per dosen; bell peppers, 8c; pump­
sively revived. Many of the girls and and a portion of a human face, also
keuchi incident to Tokio,” said Secre­ expected in Sacramento.
Washington,
Jan. 7.—-A telegram re­
fingers,
toes
and
other
parte
of
women’s
kins, 2c per pound; squash, 2c per
An effort w ill also be made to re­ women imported for immoral purposes
tary Oyama, of the Japanese consulate
and children’s bodies and those of men, ceived at the Interstate Commerce com­
pound.
yesterday. “ W e can take no action in quire all insurance companies doing were brought through Mexico and se­ ell ground into the black coal dost and mission today from Granville, N. D.,
Onions— 75c0$l per hundred.
the matter here. It is in the hands of business in California to make full cured a right to citixenship by marry with pieces of garment« mixed into the indirates ¿hat the fuel conditions there
Potatoes.— Oregon Burbanks, fancy,
the local authorities, but we w ill report statements as to the securities they ing Chinese born in this country.
are aérions because of lack of cars. The
mass.
$101.30; common, 75086c.
the matter to our government and send hold and to require that they purchase
commission has communicated with
Wheat — Club, 65066c; bluest cm,
United States is Third.
a copy of the Revolution to Tokio. I first-class securities.
Utah Officials Pay Fare
President H ill of the Great Northern,
68c; valley, 66c; red, 63c.
think there w ill be no second issue of
Washington,
Jan. 8. — A statement
Salt Lake City, Jan. 3.— A party of asking if relief could not be afforded.
Oats — No. 1 white, $25026; gray,
t e publication.
I t is a publication
Nebraska War on Lobbyists.
issued today by the bureau of statistics Utah state officials who arrived today I t ia said at the commission that
$24.60025.
that must cost some money to get out,
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 6,— George L. of the department of Commerce and from Lem Angeles on a delayed train since the action taken several weeks
Barley — Feed, $21.50022 per ton;
and the half dosen or so yotmg men Sheldon, in his inaugural address as Labor announces that the country over the Sait Lake route had an nnustial ago asking the railroads to afford all
brewing, $22.50; rolled, $23024.
who are associated with Takeuchi in govenorr urged that the lobby be ban­ ranks third in the value of manufac­ experience January 1, when the anti- possible aid to the communities need­
Rye— $1.4001.45 per cwt.
the publication cannot be very flush of ished from the state house, and insist­ tures entering the world’ s International pass law went into effect, and the train ing fuel, conditions have materially
Com— Whole, $26; cracked, $27 per
funds.”
ed that the legislature enact a law mak­ commerce, the amount of its exports conductors refused to honor the compli­ improved and further relief la expected.
ton.
United States Commissioner of Im ­ ing it illegal to give or accept railroad for the part year having aggregated mentary transportation on which they
Hay— Timothy, No. 1, $13014 per
migration Hart H. North has been passes in this state. In the house of more than $700,000,000. The exports began their jonrney from Los Angeles.
Hearings In Chicago Next.
ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $14016;
quietly gathering
evidence against representatives Representative White- have never even approximated these A ll were compelled to go down into
Washington, Jan. 7.— A ll the mem­
clover, $608.60; cheat, $7.6008.60;
Takeuchi. He w ill forward the re­ ham offered a resolution which pro­ figures before and the value of Amer­ their pockets and dig up full regular bers of the Interstate Commerce com­
grain hay, $7.6oi08.5O; alfalfa, $11.60;
sults of his investigations to Washing­ vides that “ if any lobbyist shows on ican trade in the foreign market«, the fare for the distance traveled after the mission with the exception of Mr.
vetch hay, $808.60.
ton. I f arrests are to [be made orders the floor of the house while this body report adds, is twice as great now as expiration of the old year. The govern­ Cockrell w ill assemble in Chicago this
Butter— Fancy creamery, 32 >4036c.
w ill be sent to North. —■“ ---- -------
or was in the party.
Is in session tbs sergeant-at-arms is in­ eight years ago
week, where several important ques­
Butter Fat— First grade cream, 33)4c
tions
ore assigned for hearing. Today
structed
to
eject
him,
forcibly
if
neces­
per pound; second grade cream, 2c less
Will Hunt Revolutionists.
Administration Not Hoxrfls
the commission w ill hear a complaint
Frozen to Death on Road.
sary.” The resolution was adopted.
per pound.
I Panama, Jan. 8. — Ths government
Washington, Jan. 8.— Xs he left the involving the question of $2 terminal
Ogden, Utah, Jan. 4.— The body of
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 80 082)4« per
Booming Seattle Fair
of San Salvador has informed the Hon­ White House today, Senator Fulton was charges at the stock yards. On Tues­
Dunran Caggie, of this city, who was
dosen.
New York, Jan. 6.— Governor Hog- duras government that it is mobilizing questioned about the Japanese question day the commission w ill continue the
Poultry— Average old hens, 18014c evidently frozen to death, was found
per pound, mixed chickens, 12013c; near the tracks of the Southern Pacific gatt, of Alaska, territory; Watson C. its army to destroy the groups of revo­ and said: “ An issue coaid be msde of investigation into the coalition of the
spring, 14015c; old roosters, 9010c; early this morning by a section man be­ Squire, ex-United States senatw from lutionists headed by General Dionisic the question, but it w ill probably not Harr ¡man railroads.
dressed chickens, 14 0 16c; turkeys, tween Toano and Cobre, near the Neva- Washington; Ira A. Nadeau, executive Guitesier, who has proclaimed himself be doqe. People out on the coast are
Cltv of Panama Safe
live, 17018c; turkeys, dressed, choice, da-Utah line. Caggie was employed at officer of the Seattle chamber of com­ president. At San Marcos and Colon, beginning to understand the attitude of
Mexico City, Jan. 7.— According to a
20022c; geese, live, 12018c; docks, a pumping station west of Toano and merce; Harry White, ex-mayor of in the department of U sal tan, a'group the administration better. They do not
had starteu to walk to Cobre.
Before Seattle, and now of Los Angeles; Prof. of men of a mutinous character en­ now fear that the administration w ill telegram from Mazatlan, sent to the
16016c.
he could reach his destination be was Edmond
8. Meany, University of gage« 1 the government forces, who de­ d« inrtM n«» hostile to their feelings Associated Press, the steamer City o f
Veal— Dreeeed, 6)40 9 c per
nr pound.
Beef — Dreeeed bulls, 1 0 2c per ore»come by the extreme cold weather Washington, and Arthur B. Carle, of feated them, killing one, wounding and recognize that certain steps must Panama, hound from San Francisco to
be tkaen in diplomacy.”
Saettle, are here in the interest of the three and capturing 11.
Panama arrived at that port at 6 p. m.
pound; cows, 4 0 6 c; country steers, which prevailed in that section.
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition
to
be
last night. • She experienced a rough
»0 »)4 e .
held in Seattle In 1909.
Gave Tahiti to Grost
trip but sustained only slight damage.
Grazing on Orogon Rseorvae
Miners Strike for Eight-hour Day.
Mutton — Dressed, fancy, 809c per
Melbourne, Jan. 8. — According to
Washington, Jan. 3.— During the A ll on board were safe.
pound; ordinary, 607c.
Grass Valley, Cal., Jan. 4.— Six
Allow No Laws Against Japanese.
the Age, missionaries in the Pacific season of 1907 the Forest service will
Pork— Dreeeed, 6 0 8 )4 « per pound.
hundred and fifty miners went on
Japanese Squadron Dalayad
Hope— 11014c per pound, according strike yesterday. Every union miner,
Honolulu, Jan. 6.— It if believed islands declare that France bsa reded permit the grszing of 220,000 sheep and
to quality.
with the exception of 60, who are em­ here that the Federal government is Tahiti to Great Britain in oonaideration 16,260 horses and cattle in the Eastern
Tokio, Jan. 7 — I t is reported that
Wool— Esstern Oregon average best, ployed in four of the smaller mines, preparing to take steps to prevent the of territorial concessions in Burma <*r divieion of the Blue mountain foreet re­ the departure of the training squadron
Fremler serve, and 240,000 sheep and 28,000 of cruisers for Honolulu and the Pa­
A8018c per pound, according to shrink- has gone out. They demand an eight- passage by the territoria l legislature further’ India (Indo-Chins).
valley, 20023c, according to fine- honr day.
A peaceful settlement ie of any measures
to
discriminate Deakin says he ia without information horses and cattle in the Western di­ cific ooaat w ill today be officially post­
vision.
poned for a week or ten days.
on the subject.
probable.
against tbs Japanese.
choice, 26028«.
NEWBERG.
OREGON
Washington, Jan. S.— Ifclenae of the I
I discharge of
NEWS OFJjjE WEEN
I d i Contused F r a h r 0 «
Huy t o d as.
i:
Life Rafts Varied Ashore From
City o! Panama.
Trains Collide In lansns and 33
A n Killed.
BAD STORMS HAVE BEEN RACING
M E CONSUMES «KECKED CARS