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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
Medical Scientists ars| Satisfied Their
t. M. WOODWARD, I
NEWBERG.
OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Il I
A Resume o f the Lees Important but
Not Less Interesting Events
o f the Past W eek.
M. Pobiedonoeteeff,
ex-procurator
general of the holy synod of Russia, is
dead.
' The Thaw defense is now busy show­
ing that at the present time Thaw is
perfectly sane.
Frederick Driscoll, commissioner of
the American Newspaper Publishers’
association, is deed.
Wisconsin people are almost of the
belief that Senator La Fo lie tie has lost
his grip in state politics.
Heney still maintains that he has
only made a beginning in the San
Francisco graft exposures.
A fire in. the plant of the Baird Ma­
chinery company, Piftsurg, destroyed
9X00,000 worth of property.
,
: 'The vote o f Western trainmen is a l­
most unanimous to go on strike if not
given the advance in wages asked for.
Heney has found that large sums of
money supposed to have been spent in
street improvement has not been fully
accounted for.
A B O L IS H RED T A P E .
NEW SU RE FO R W H IT E PLA Q U E .
Boston, Marh 26.— Hops (or suffer­
ers from the great white plague is held
out by the success of experiments with
vaccine inoculation as a care for tuber­
culosis, not only of lungs, but on other
organs of the body, by the faculty of
Tufts College Medical school and path­
ological department of the Maaeacha-
setts general hospital.
The treatment haa already been test­
ed in the cere of Mrs. Curtis Guild, jr.,
wife of Governor Guild, with most en­
couraging results.
A t Tufts Medical school the work has
been in charge of Dr. Timothy Leary,
professor of pathology and bacteriology
in the Massachusetts General hospital,
and Dr. James Homer W right. Dr.
W iight calls the treatment “ the Op­
sonic method,’ ’ from the fact that the
o peon ins in the human body are stimu­
lated to greater activity.
In the case of disease when danger­
ous bacteria attack the body, the op-
sonins set to work to destroy the bac­
teria. I f they succeed, the patient re­
covers, but if they fail, the disease pr<-
gieesee and the deadly absorption cf
the vital organs begins.
Dr. Leary says of the preventative
with which he is experimenting:
“ What we are trying to do, and what
Others in every part o f the medical and
scientific wcrld are at work trying to
do, is to elaborate a specific which w ill
so strengthen powers of the human
blood that their resistance to the in­
roads of disease w ill not only be in­
creased but prolonged; which w ill
make them immune against the inroads
of the bacteria and keep them up to
the point which they must possess in
order to perform the work for which
they were intended fay nature.”
M H STATE flIMS OF INTEREST
F IN E C R O N O U T L O O K .
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1 O RE G O N ’S E X PE N S E 8 F O R 1900
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Eastern Oregon Farmers Rejoicing Total F er Various Sums Foots Up to
01,800,449 07.
O ver R ecen t Rain.
Salem— Secretary of Sitae F. W .
The Dullee— The rain and snow which
fell here last week aggregated one inch Benson has completed the statement of
of the several
moisture. Showers still continue and the annual
the snow op high elevations, which '«ounties of tbs state lor 1906, footing a
varied from four to six inches in depth, ] j grand
d ^
11,306,449.97. Among
is gradually disappearing.
1
the items of expenditure are $37,077.07
This w ill further retard plowing and
seeding, which, owing to the miry 'and $20,000 for new oourt booses for
condition of the soil, had but ¿airly Clatsop and Colombia counties, re­
begun throughout the country. When spectively. The expenses are charged
this last storm fell, farmers from the to the different accounts aa follows:
Tygh ridge wheat belt reported that the ' County court...................$
61,695.2a
conditions for spring grain have not Circuit oou rt...................
116,919.10
been as favorable in many years a s'ju stice c o u rt...................
32,792.06
now, because of the heavy freezing sheriffs’ office.................
132,732.39
which loosened the ground to a depth Clerks’ office...................
127,427.04
o f 18 inches, and the tliorough soaking Recorders’ office.............
21,042.77
from the deep snow and heavy rain.
¡Treasurers’ office.............
26.870.48
Owing to tlie long drouth and the Coroners’ office......... ..
11,687.07
lateness o f hill rains, there is lees acre- School superintendent.. .
38.461.49
•g® in winter wheat than usual, but Stock in s p e c to r............
7,167.44
under the present favorable conditions Assessors’ office. . . . . . . . .
70,610.69
for spring seeding, there
w ill be Aseesgment and col. taxes
20,461.63
about the usual annual acreage in Tax rebuts................. .
7,266 91
grain.
The fruitgrowers regard the Current expenses...........
71,147.48
late snow storm as most beneficial, Court honse expenses.. . .
71,220.34
since it checks the budding until
Jail expenses..
19,980.79
ger of killin g frosts is past. No loss Care o f p
o
o
r
. 116, 817. 97
o f sheep is feared, since lambing on the Indigent soldiers.............
8,995.61
sheep ranges of the county has not yet In sa n e............................
3.836.01
begun.
- .... —
Reform school oommitmts
410.58
Biidges ..........................
113,304.76
Ferries
66,696.33
Electric Line at Milton.
90,815.44
Milton— The W alla W alla Valley Election expenses...........
1,406.70
Traction company now has its tracks Scalp bounty.................
3,044.03
laid down to the bead o f Main street Board o f health........
2,366.93
in this city, and it w ill be only a few Fruit inspectors.............
2,739.96
days when there w ill be hourly service Surveyor..........................
4,606.13
between this city and W alla W s lla . Printing and advertising'.
57,077.07
Wash. This w ill he a great benefit te New court
1,938.8«
Milton and vicinity, and w ill m eteriai- F a ir s ,.. . . . . . .
9,616.62
ly aid the already rapid growth of M il- High schools.
201.80
ton. This city is now in a very pros­ Library fund.
17,235.91
perous condition; a ll Hie principal Miscellaneous
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streets are being brought to proper
T
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ta
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.$1,306,449.97
grade, and many changes for the better
have recently taken place.
There w ill
soon be a $15,000 hotel erected.
O ffic e Short o f Clerks
Roeebnrg— The local land office says
that there are from 600 to 600 final
Rato on L ogs w ill Stand.
Salem— The state railroad commis­ proofs awaiting action. Delay has been
sion made public- the result of the hear­ doe to lack of clerical assistance, rather
ing at Dallas, in the case o f the people than to the president's former order,
of Falls City against the 8ulem, FVlls though action on some proofs was de­
City A Western Railroad company, layed to some extent by that order.
protesting against the raising of rates Many o f theee cases have been pending
by the road on logs and lumber. After since 1904, but mast of them have ac­
an impartial hearing and investigation cumulated since the reopening of this
of the matter, and there being no fur­ office, January 8, 1906, after a suspen­
ther remonstrance against the rate be­ sion o f one jrcar.
Secretary G arfield to Start Reform
In Interior Department.
Washington, March 26.— Secretary
Garfield is organising tbs Interior de­
partment with a view to facilitating
public business and eliminating ted
tape. He is transforming an obsolete
governmental machine into a modern
business methods, injecting up-to-date
methods and doing away w ith fully
one-third of the labor required under
the old regime.
Beginning today, Mr. Garfield w ill
abolish the pjiblic lands and Indian
Territory divisions of the Interior de­
partment, divisions 'which heretofore
handled all business coming to the sec­
retary from the general land office and
Indian office.
Their functions were
superfluous and had no good effret. On
the contrary, theee divisions made un­
necessary work and delay, and were
largely responsible „for friction and
trouble between Secretary Hitchcock on
the one hand and the land and Indian
offices on the other hand.
• J . A . Parker, former chief of the
lands division, who has a thorough
knowledge of department methods, Is
to be made Mr. Garfield’s private sec­
retary, but w ill not participate in the
formation oi
departmental
policy.
Clerks o f his and other divisions w ill
be absorbed by the land and Indian
offices.
These reforms were recom­
mended by the Keep commission, of
which M r. Garfield was a member. g
The president heartily approves oi
the change, and looks for great im­
provement in the department in conse­
quence, especially as the changes bring
the new secretary in close touch w ith
the chiefs of all bureaus o f his depart­
ment, and obi iterate i the bothersome
ia termed iary.
SCHMin WEAKENING
Offered T im s to Heney Which
A n rnm ptly delected.
COMPLETE SURRENDER EXPECTED
Heney as Dictator o f {ha
Oily Will
Impeach and Remove
the
San Francisco, March 23.— This was­
hy far the most sensational day in the
local graft situation.
Mayor Schmits
sent an emissary to Assistant District
Attorney Heney and Detective Barns
and asked for terms. When no pro­
posals were fort boom in* the agents of
the mayor made s definite proposition.
They offered a confession from the
mayor for complete immunity and his
continuance in office until the expira­
tion of his term on January 1 of next
year. The offer was rejected with more
speed than it was made and the negoti­
ations came to a quick end. The may­
or’s emissaries are expected to return.
It is not thought that they seriously be­
lieved that the prosecution wonld con­
sent to the continuance of Sehmits in
office. But it was simply to create a
point on which they could yield in
future negotiations.
«.
Second only In importance to the
overtures from the mayor were the rev­
elation that 13 Indictments bod been
G R E A T D E F E A T FO R B O N IL L A . voted against Abraham K . Detwller, a
capitalist from Ohio, who visited the
A fter Ten Hours* Fight, Army Flees, Pacific coast lest A pril in the interest
Abandening Camp.
of the Home Telephone company.
Plans for the future government of
- Managua, Nicaragua, March 26.—
Advices received from the front today, the city were evolved today by Mr.
say that the Army of Preeident Bonilla Heney. District Attorney Langdon and
o f Honduras has been attacked and de­ Rudolph Sprockets. With graft reach­
feated near Narista by the Hondurian ing into.almost every branch of the oity
revolutionists and Nicaraguan army affairs, the functions of government
have broken down completely. Instead
after 10 hours’ hard fighting.
Bonilla’ s troops, it is said, left be­ of an organised form of administration,
hind them camp equipment, artillery, Francis J. Heney is practically dictator
riefls and ammunition.
Among the of the city and connty of San Francisco.
prisoners captured are sever», leading The people are con ter t to let him and
officers of the Hondurian forces. M any ' his associates work out the problem
were killed and wounded on both sides. The plan is to keep the boodling super-
Tliey w ill
The Hondurian revolutionists cap­ vispors in office for a time.
tured 300 prisoners, three pieces of ar­ obey Mr. Honey’s order». Of this there
tillery. also a supply of ammunition is no doubt. Should they refuse, indict­
ment, trial and conviction and im­
therefor and 300 rifles.
One estimate of the casualties places prisonment would follow.
W hile the supervisors remain in office
the killed at 200 and the wounded at
160. Two hundred government soldiers summary impeachment proceedings w ill
joined the revolutiorists during the 1 be brought against the mayor, and he
w ill be removed by a H s * of the Su­
tight.
The disaster for President Bonilla is perior court after a hearing, which' w ill
now complete and 1t is believed that not occupy more than a few hours.
Tegucigalpa undoubtedly w ill be rap­ Schmits w ill be given a chance to resign
tured. The towns of Ganygu, La Espe­ to avoid dismissal.
After the ejection of 8<hmitz from
ranza, San Padro and Bula have an­
nounced themselves in favor of the rev­ the office the board of supervisors w ill
be ordered to elect as his successor
olution.
some man to be chosen by Mr. Heney,
probably District Attorney Langdon.
S T O R M RAGES O N .
After the new mayor assumes office, Mr.
Heney w ill order the 16 boodling su­
N o Let-Up o f Ram Apparent In North­
pervisors to resign and they w ill resign.
ern California.
FEAR R E V O L T IN C H IN A.
Fort Dodge, lows, has passed an or­
dinance taxing bscbeloTS. The mayor,
clergy and justice of the peace la ve 8pirt o f Rebellion Growing Rife in
Famine Districts.
= been busy since performing marriage
ceremonies.
Washington, March 26. — From
Russian terrorists continue to pick Shanghai advices received at the State
deportment it appears that the ruling
off their enemies.
dynasty in China is seriously alarmed
—* President Roosevelt Is anxious to over the effect of the spread of famine
prosecute Hariiman.
through the country and the opportuni­
Root hae warned the Central Ameri­ ty it offers to seditionsiy societies to
enlist converts to their cause directed
can states to stop war.
against the govt mmenfc.
_____ Trains are running from Portland to
The government’ s inability to re­
San Francisco via Ogden.
lieve suffering, it is said, has been
Major Goethals has been formally magnified and the hardships cf the peo­
ple attributed to lack of sympathy by
appointed on the canal commission.
the government for the poor classes.
Senator Burton has been released
The information indicates that a pro­
from jail and promise« to publish his
paganda has been organized to further
side of the story.
the circulation of stories of the charact­
The East and South is suffering from er outlined, and it is said that State
extreme heat, the thermometer regis­ department officiais tear that a spread
tering 90 in many places.
of hysteria may engender a general up­ ing increased after it was thoroughly
Fix Value o f Polk Tim ber.
understood and had met the approval
In a battle between Nicaraguan and rising. I f such should be the result,
Dallas— The county court, It is un­
of the commissioners, it was decided to
there
is
.
danger
that
the
government
Hondurian troops 1,000 Salvadoreans
allow the railroad company to make the derstood, w ill very soon appoint a tim ­
were killed while assisting Honduras. might not be able to control the situa­
.~ ber cruiser to a rriv ea ts more equitable
tion. American and other foreign in­ increase.
assessment of the vast bodies of valua­
Boats between San Francisco and terests then w ill be jeopardised.
So
ble timber lying in Western Polk.
Portland are sailing with every berth great is the concern that diplomatic
Abandon Rivor Surveys.
School districts in the western part of
filled and many unable to get passage and consular officials in China have
Salem— Because the state legislature
the county w ill be extended to include
been
instructed
to
keep
Washington
ad­
did
not
co-operate
with
the
state
legis­
The whole of Moldavia has been rav­
this timber also, thereby making it lia­
lature in appropriating more money for
aged by rebel peasants. Several hun­ vised of every turn in the situation.
ble to the special school tax.
Approx­
the
work
of
the
state
geological
survey
dred people have been killed or injured
imately
f
100,(KK)
in
taxes
was
received
CH AR G ED T O L L .
in connection with the reclamation of
and 10,000 are homeless, having been
per cent
lands
throughout
the
state,
Dis-
J
g
«
'^
r
a
tio
n
of
the
3
arid
burned out. Jews are the worst suffer­
ers.
Commissioner Gallagher Took Fees trict Hydrographe“ J. C. Stevens, of dwcoant hm it- _________
the United States geological survey, an
From Fellow Grafters.
Hudson Maxim, inventor of high
New Bank Examiner Chosen.
nonnees that part of the werk w ill have
explosives, has invented a new fuse for
San Francisco, March 26.— A feature to be abandoned and a number of the
Salem— James Steele, of Portland,
shells which promises to revolutionise of the boodling operations of the super­
been appointed state bank exam­
stations cat oat for lack o f funds to
armor for warships. Mr. Maxim also visors not hitherto exposed and which
iner. H e is a brother of State Treas­
carry on the work.
Redding, Cal., March 26.— The heav­
declares that Japan could be in posses­ surpasses in genuine coesedness any­
urer Steele and was one of the founders
FIG H T FO R P H IL IP P IN E S
iest storm of the season raged here all
sion of the entire Pacific slope before thing yet revealed, came out today
of
the
First
National
bank
at
Portland
Ditch io Serve 70 ,0 00 Acres.
last night and until early this morning.
we were ready for war and that we are when it was learned that Supervisor
Medford— The Sterling Mining com­ in 1868, and later was connected with For a few hours it abated and then Senator Stone 8ays We Must I f We-
practically as defenseless as China.
Gallagher, who acted as distributer of
the
Merchant’s
National
bank
of
that
pany has completed a survey for a 21-
Fight Japan.
broke again. A terrific wind is now
The Transvaal w ill abolish Chinese the swag, charged his fellow supervisors m ile ditch from the summit of Jackson­ city.
blowing and the rain is falling in
a
commission
of
5
per
cent
on
all
bood­
Kansas
City,
March 23. — United!
labor.
ville mountain to the little Applegate
sheets.
le be collected for them.
States
Senator
W
illiam A . Stone, in
P
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river. The work, which w ill oret about
Reports state that snow is falling all
Roumanian peasants are renewing
Gallagher admits it in his confession.
the
course
oi
a
speech
here last night afe
$60,000,
w
ill
connect
the
Sqoaw
Lake
through the Sisklyons and Sacramento
the rioting.
He said he did it because of the expense
water system with the company’s Rogue
W
heat—
Club,
72c;
bluestem,
74c;
the
monthly
dinner
of the Knife and!
canyons,
the
precipitation
being
heav
Seven alienists have declared Thaw he was pat to in the way of car fora River valley irrigating system. I t w ill valley, 70e; red, 71c.
*
ier than at any time during the past Fork club, mid:
and
the
risks
involved.
Gallagher
hot­
permanently insane.
furnish sufficient water for 70,000 acres
Oats— No. 1 white, $29030; gray, season
A ll the snowplows in this
ly defended himself when questioned in
“ I f ws are to have serious trouble
8. A . D. Puter is proving s strong the grand jury room about the practice of orchard land. The work is to be let $28029.
section have been put into commission
with
any nation, it w ill be with Japan.
by contract and is to be completed by
Barley— Feed, $22.60 per ton; brew­ and have made bat little headway.
witness against Hermann.
He said he thought he was honestly era
March 1, 1906.
Japan
wants the Philippines. I am
ing,.$23;
rolled,
$23.60@24.60.
A third snowslide occurred at Can
In
Nicatragua claims a decisive victory titled to the brokers’ commission.
B
ye—
$1.4601.60
per
cwt.
tarn,
and
the
wrecker
from
Dnnsmuir
not
sure
whether it would not he test
some cases, he said, his colleagues pro­
ever Honduras gnd Salvador.
La Grande Settlers Rejoice.
Corn— W hole,$24.60; cracked, $22.60 hastened to the scene. Tnnnel No.
for all concerned if she should get
tested, but he informed them that if he
American marines and sailors have
is said to be caving in and Dunsmmr them, but one thing is certain, and
La Grande—Tw o thousand entry men per ton.
war not to get the commission they
been landed to guard Honduras ports.
in this district, who have been waiting I Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $160 has an unverified report that in the that is, she w ill never get them with
would not get the boodle.
16 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, Sisklyons many cave-ins have occurred oar consent. Bat we may have trouble
There seems to be good prospects fer
Although Louis Glass, of the Pacific for a month to two years for patents
$17018;
clover, $9; cheat, $9; grain Conditions could not be worm along in keeping them.
from
the
government,
w
ill
be
affected
land law reform by the next congress. States Telephone company, and Abram
hsy, $9010; alfalfa, $14.
the upper route than they now are am
by
the
president’s
recent
instructions
“ Japan would seise the archipelago,
The Sen Francircc grand jury is Detwiller, of the Home Telephone com­ to the general land office to expedite
Butter— Fancy creamery, 3 2 ){0 3 5 c the indications are that another at torna and in a week. W e could only send
pany, the two indicted magnates, have
learning more about the bribery by the
w ill break tonight.
over a big enough fleet to wipe Japan
not been apprehended by the police, no the issuance of patents. The local land per pound.
Paeicfi States Telephone company.
Butter Fat— First grade cream 33
fiom the sea.
'Diat would be a huge
fear is felt by the prosecution as it is office is six months behind In the work
and costly task.”
Senator Cullom, of Illinois, says Mlieved that both men w ill s mender. here, a great majority of papers being per pound second grade cream, 2c
Will Bo Long Drawn Out.
per pound.
held up in Washington.
H air ¡man deserves to go to jail, and
Washington, March 26.— The trial of
Poultry— Average old hens, 16c per
Governor Deneen Is believed to contem­
V
Trown O f f Express Car.
End o f War Nuar.
Binger
Hermann on the letterhook in
pound; mixed chickens, 146; spring,
Largs Sums In Short Tima.
plate prosecution.
dirim ent w ill not he concluded before
Palestine, Tex., March 23.— As tn H »
Managua, Nicaragma, March 26.—
fryers
and
broilers,
2O022j^c;
old
Marshfield— Prominent basinets men
A pril 10, and may extend longer. The No. 4 of the International Great North­
Under the name of United Churches, Santos Romires, director general of the
of
North Bend tubeeribed $70,000 in j roosters, 10O12c; dressed chickens, 16 prosecution has a number of Important ern, north bound, was leaving Elkhart»
telegraphs
and
telephones,
today
made
the Congregational, United Brethren
0
1
7
c
;'
tarkeys,
live,
18016c;
tur­
witnesses to place on the stand and may 12 miles below here, last night, Ex­
“ The Nica­ two hoare at a special meeting for the keys, dressed, choice, 183i 020c;
and Methodist Protestant churches in the following statement:
not complete its case this week. The press Messenger Winsley Womack o f
14 states w ill foim one large organis­ raguan forces have captured Cholnteca, purpose of establishing s building and live, 8c; ducks, 16018c.
Honduras, whih was held by the Hon loan association in that city. The cap- j Eggs — Oregon ranch, 1 9 ){c per defense w ill require all of two weeks the Pacific Express company, was at­
ation. Some o f tbs Southern
before it goes to the jury. Harry Rob­ tacked and thrown out of the oar. H *
duran and Salvadorian troops, and ital stock of the association w ill b e '
have refused to join. /
I t has been established for
ertson, Senator M itchell’s private a
was not missed from the train until
President Bonilla has fled by boat $100,000.
Apples—
Common,
76c0$1.26
per
The government continues to pile up
retary, who was ones private secretary Palestine was reached and a little later
Steamers w ill perene the fngetlve presi­ the purpose o f aiding in the Upbuild­ bos; choice $1 6002.00.
"
evidence against Hermann.
to Hermann when he was in congress, a telephone message was reoeived from
dent.
I believe the war is ended.” ing of North Bend end Coos Bay.
Vegetables— Turnips $101.25 per
A strike o f longshoremen at Ham­ The government la without further ad
sat*; carrots, $101.26 per sack; beets, w ill be the moat important witness rlm a t Elkhart, rtating that he had
Big Orchards In Jackson.
burg, Germany, has tied up a ll ship- vices concerning the capture of Cholu-
Men assaulted by robbers. The m fe
$1.2601.60 per sack; horseradish, 7< called this week.
ping.
Medford— According to the report of 8c per pound; cauliflower, $2.60 per
In the car was. open when the trek»
teca. I t was here, soma years ago,
Damages (fra Prune Crop.
Horticultural Commissioner Carson, of crate; celery, $3.5004 per crate; let-
reached Palestine.
Roosevelt w ill propose check on over- that ax-Prc aidant Vasques was defeated.
the Third district, 860,000 fralt tress
San
Jose,
Match
26.—
Colonel
Philo
bead, 36046c per dosen; onions,
capitalisation of railroads sod w ill soon
Brownsville is Furious.
have been added to the orchard wealth 1O0„ * C per dosen; sprouts, 9c par Hsrsey, president of the Sants Claa
R elief Committee Reports.
declare hie policy.
New York, Mareh 26.— The New of Jackson county during the past year | J £ n d ; radishes, 80c per dosen; as- Frruit Exchange company, Is authority
Brownsville, Tex , March 23.— A t a
Roumanian peasants have begun a York city committee of the relief suf­ The acreage reported exceeds 7,000, and » _ _ _ _ 10o M r Dotwd
psragpe, 10c per pound; rhubarb, $20 for the statement today that this pres­ mom meeting of Brownsville citlsens
crusade against Jews and are driving ferers by the California earthquake dis­ of this amount, the larger portion has
ent storm on top of the preceding one tonight resolutions were adopted ex-
2.26 per box.
them Into Austria.
aster has juat made its final report to been devoted to Comice pears and Spit-
Onions— Oregon, 75090c per hun­ has destroyed half the prune crop of )resslng indignation because o f what la
the valley by washing the pollen from termed an attempt being made both be­
Mayor McClellan. The total amount sen bergs.
TI m Colorado legislature bss
dred.
The Guadalupe has fore the oourt martial at Fort Houston
a railway commission law. Reciprocal secured by the committee was $601,979,
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, fancy, the blossoms.
broken
ont
of
its
banka
south of town and before the senate committee at
Tax Money Received.
the account having been closed on Jan­
demurrage is also provided for.
$1.3601.60; No. 1 choice, $1.1001.25;
and the wild, deep stream Is flowing Washington “ toclear the negro soldiers
uary 7 by the transfer to the National
Oregon City— Sheriff Beetle has col­ common, 78c0$l.
Premier Stolypln, of Rossis, w ill
through the suburbs, stopping street of the Twenty-fifth infantry of the
Red Cross society of the balance on lected up to date about $190,000 in
Veal— Dressed, 5 ){0 9 o per pound.
propose many concessions of liberty to
cars and threatening icsidences.
band of $22,724. A ll moneys collect­ taxes. The time for the granting of
crime committed against Brownsville
Beef—
Dressed
bulls,
3
0
3
){c
per
the dooms, including free speech and
ed were transmitted without reduction, rebates for prompt payment is over, poand; cow», 606c; country
cn August 18 last by fastening the In­
press, but that body was warned not to
the members meeting the expense.
Reaches Teguelslpa.
famy on tbs town people themselves.”
and all the big taxpayers of thp county 6 0 7 «.
go to extremes or it w ill be dissolved.
have paid in.
Washington, March, 26.— Mr. Oorts,
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, lO 0 1 O ){e
Trainmen on all roads west of Chi­
Australian Mails Delayed.
the .\ ksi i<• guMi uiinicter, received a
per pound; ordinary, 809c.
Great Firs In Navy-Yard. -
cago have voted to strike if not given
I it patch today from Mr. Oanes, the
London, March 26.— The Postoffies
Local Insurance at Eugeno.
pork— Dressed, 609o per pound.
Penas loots, Fla., Match _____ Fire
the increase in wages asked. Mast of department announces that the steam­
Hope 9012c per peund, according Nicaraguan minister of foreign affair», set night dertroyed building No. 1 s i
Eugene— The Merchants’ Protective
the roads w ill, it is believed, refuse to ship service between New Zealand and
confirming the press reports of a great he Pensacola nary yard, entailing a
iatlon bos decided definitely to to quality.
grant the advance and trouble is looked San Francisco having stopped, no mails
Wool— rEastern Oregon aven ge beet victory for the Nicaraguan army near lorn of $176,000. In addition to this
form a local mutual fire insurance or­
for.
In addition, he oars the am the machinery and equipment for
will be eent or received by that route ganisation, and a special meeting w ill 18011c per pound, according to shrink­ Msraiti.
Rockefeller says railroads are over­ ««mil farther notice
Mails for New be called within a few days for that age; valley, 20023c, according to flne-| Nicaraguan army probably w ill take the gunboats Gloucester and and Isla
capitalised.
Tegucigalpa tomorrow.
Zealand now*go by the Boss canal.
mohair, choioe, 28029c.
j de Luzon were destroyed.
purpose.
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