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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
r. n. WOODWARD.
NEW ST A T E IM PROBABLE.
T O CREATE NEW ST A T E .
Spokane Plan Regarded With Amused
Toleration by Conservatives.
Spokane Chamber o f Com m erce Be-
*
gins to Boom the Project.
Portland, A p ril 9.— Though they re­
cognise that there has long existed in
certain sections of the ^Inland Empire
latent dissatisfaction with existing
state boutfdariex, conservative citisens
o f Oregon, Washington and Idaho are
I inclined to regard w ith »mured tolera
' tion the 8pokane project to create a
new state through the access loo of the
I disgruntled communities from their
I parent commonwealth. /
I Even in Eastern Washington, where
. most of the population of 8pokane’a
new state ol Lincoln would be centered
the sentiment in favor of the creation
of a new commonwealth is by no means
unanimous.
Many conservative citi
sens are of the belief that the time
not yet ripe for actual separation, and
even among those who indorse the Spo­
kane scheme, it is recognized that there
would be serious problems to face were
the present states to say: "Bless you
children, go in peace."
In large measure, the differences that
have brought about the desire for sep­
aration are political, and it cannot be
overlooked that other political jealous­
ies would spring up to fill the new
state of Linooln with discord and heart­
burnings. Already two Inland Em­
pire cities, if not mote ate looking with
green eyes upon Spokane’s assumption
that she is to be the capital of the
new state. The politicians of the dis­
satisfied communities who are now in
power can be depended upon to oppose
from the word go any move that would
impair their influence and drag them
away frem the public crib where they
are now feeding.
TORNADO IN SOUTH
Spokane, Wash., A pril 8.— By mak­
ing public today the report of the "new
INVOKES REFERENDUM .
^REORGANIZE H O SPIT A L C O R P S state" committee and annouening its
adoption by the chamber of commerce,
Linn County Grangers Hold Up Uni­ Military Board Holds Session— New Secretary L. G. Monroe, of the latter
versity Appropriation.
Company at Oregon City.
body, formally launched the campaign
Albany— The University of Oregon
Salem— The stats m ilitary board, at for the creation of a new commonwealth
appropriation b ill is to be referred to its last meeting, effected s reoiganisa- comprising the "In lan d E m p ire ," for
the people.
Efforts of Linn county j tion trf the hospital corps of the Oregon which the name "L in c o ln " has been
Grangers to hold up the university bill National Guard into what w ill be most frequently suggested.
Portions o f Four Towns and an In­
o f tho Less Important but
culminated in a meeting of representa­ knowp in the future as the ambulance
The report of the committee, which
Not L o m Interesting Events
sane Asylum Devastated— Loss
tives of all grange organisations of Linn company, Consisting of 43 non-commis­ was adopted unanimously, consists of a
of tho Pest Week.
sioned
officers
and
men.
A
new
com­
Pieced at 8600.000.
county in Albany.
review of conditions that brought about
Besides the Grangers there were in pany w ill be formed at Oregon C ity to what it teims the unnatural arrange­
attendance President P. L. Campbell, take theiplaoe of the one disbanded.
ment of boundaries now existing in the
The official plurality of Fiederick A
of the university, and Senator M. A.
The Dalles, Oregon City, Ashland, Northwest, advances reasons for the
New Orleans, La., April 0.— Probably
Basse, ss mayor of Chicago, is 13,023
M iller, member of the board o f re­ Rose burg* Albany and Woodburn have construction of a new state and suggests 15 lives were lost today by s tornado
gent* ol the school. These men pre­ offered land for armory sites provided the following boundaries should be ap­ which swept across portions of Ihrso
The United States has Joined with
sented very strongly the university’s for by the appropriation of $100,000 proximated:
Gulf states and which was traceable for
Mexicc in a move to stop the Central
side of the case showing the need of in house bill 118. No action was taken,
That the 46th degree of latitude, or a distance of 300 miles. The tornado
American war.
the matter being left to the- towns. The the present north Jins of the state of moved from west to east over the south­
more money than waa appropriated.
Senator Clark, of Montana, had
The $125,000 carried in the bill was various companies of the state are pay Wyoming, extended, be designated as ern extremity of Louisiana and Missis­
close call by breaking through the ice
segregated by President Campbell, who ins an average of $300, per year for the the northern boundary of the stats of sippi, and striking into Alabama for a
on Trinidad river.
explained the use to be made of every use of buildings aa armories, and Gen­ Idaho, and tbs 120th degree of longi­ snort distance. Portions of four towns
dollar. But the Grangers were obdu­ eral Finzer figures that iq 20 yean the tude, or the eastern boundary of the were destroyed, and damage approxi­
Congressman Townsend, of Michigan
rate and at the close o f the conference atate w ill be repaid the $100,000 appro­ state of California, carried north, until mating $500,000 waa done.
■ays he can see no way out of Roosevelt
decided to use the referendum to hold priation.
it intersects the 46th degree of latitude,
running for a third term.
Tbs tornado began at A lexa n d ria ,'
the appropriation up until the next
Very little actiqn waa taken on ac­ be designated aa the western boundary La., soon after 1 . o’clock yesterday
French seamen threaten to shrike and
general election, when the people w ill count of the anticipated action « j the of the state of Idaho, and that the east­ morning, instantly killing four persons
in event they do warships w ill carry
determine the fste 6f the school.
Grange in asking that the appropria­ ern California line, carried to British there, fatally injuring three and seri­
the mails that would otherwise be de­
But little argument was osed in sup­ tion be submitted to the referendum at Columbia, be designated as the eastern ously wounding 13 others.
layed.
port of the position of the Grange, oth­ the June election.
boundary of the state oi Washington,
Soon after daylight it reached the
er than "retrenchm ent." I t was also
Expaeure of bribery by Hearst men
thereby leaving a new state to be here­ Mississippi river, killing four persons
decided to have reproduced an editorial
has caused a row in San Francisco re­
May Be Held to Three Inspectors.
after named and from which a central at Jackson, La., while at Bayou S a n ,
printed in the Oregonian of Saturday,
form forces but Heoney w ill go on just
Salem— State Labor Commissioner city should be selected as the capital, La., at least half a dozen others were
Fehruary 11, 1905, entitled ‘ Machine Hoff is in a quandry ever adjusting comprising the panhandle of Idaho, killed. There was one fata) injury at
the same as before. *
Made Citiaens," and scatter thousanda things to fit the new law, authorising Northeastern
Oregon
and Eastern Jackson.
A last east bound Pennsylvania train
of copies over the state.
Washington.
+
im
to
appoint
special
deputy
inspect­
The tornado next appeared a t Oar-
was wrecked near Hudson, Ohio.
But
The report goes on to aay:
ors of mills, factories and workshops.
son, Mies., where greet property dam­
one man was injured. Officials lay the
Country Sheep Inspectors.
"T h is proposition should not come age was done. About noon near Selma,
He has divided the state into four in­
blame on trainwreckers.
H O W T O C U R B THE T R U S T S.
Pendleton— State Sheep Inspector spection districts, but now is afraid thfe from any one town or locality, but
A la., the inhabitants saw the clouds
Lytle has announced the appointment revenues from the act, which levies an should be brought from all the principal
Reports show that 25 persons were
rise Into the air and the storm disap­
killed and more than twice that number National Civic Fads rati on Plans for of eight county sheep inspectors for annual inspection lee of $10 upon each towns north of the said 45th degree of
peared.
njured in the recent tornado in Louis-
Eastern Oregon. Appointments have factory, m ill and workshop in the atate latitude, and, if possible to secure their
Convention in Chicago.
The insane asylum at Jackson, La.,
ana Mississippi and Alabamk.
New York, A pril 9 — The executive not yet been made for Wheeler, Har­ where machinery is used, w ill not sup- consent and approbation, then the mat waa almost .wholly wrecked, with s loss
ney,
Lake,
Klamath
or
O
itliam
coun­
port four inspectors, and he has about ter should be taken to the principa of about $200,000. In addition to three
The minister from Salvador to the council of the National CHvic Federa­
Those named are:
U m atilla come to the conclusion that he w ill towns and cities south of the said 45th
United State* says the conservative tion has decided on Chicago as the ties.
female inmates killed many sustained
county. John Bryant, Pendleton, pres­ have to divide the state into three dis­ degree of latitude, to secure, if possible,
people of Central America are becom­ place and May 28, 29, 30 and 31 as the
injuries. Two negroes were killed on a
ent incumbent; Wssco, P. J. Walsh, tricts in order to make both ends meet. their co-operaticn."
,
ing tired of the frequent wars and pre­ dates for holding the national confer­
nearby plantation.
Reports from the
The committee
recommended that the surrounding country indicated that
- He cannot figure that the act w ill pro-.
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dicts that a confederacy w ill be formed. ence on combinations and trusts, which Antelope; Crook,* J : A . McCoy, Hay
Anderson, duce much more than $10,000 per year chamber of commerce
d «s p ies of there was probably'm ore loss Of life
r ecently was announced by that organ­ Creek; Malheur, H . L .
Carnegie has given an endowment of
Irwin, revenue from this tax, and the inspect­ this report to the various cities inter
“
1
ization. Representative men from the Skull Springs; Grant, George
among the negroes, wnnae flimsy cabins
36,000,000 to Carnegie institute.
various walks of life have signed the Monument, present incumbent; Mor­ ors are entitled to $4 per day for each eeted, placing the matter before the quickly collapsed before the wind.
A ll railway employes esst of the invitations asking the appointment of row, Andrew Cook, Heppner. present day’s actual work together with expense board o f trade, city council, or other
body of like nature, to the end that
Mississippi w ill demand more wages
delegates by governors and presidents incumbent: W allowa, J. W . Dale, allowance of about $4 per day.
Wallowa City, present
incumbent;
HONOR MEMORIAL DAY.
steps be taken looking to the necessary
of
the
important
commercial,
mann
Cabans are eager for a decision sa to
Baker,
A
.
N.
Ingle,
Richland,
present
action
by
congress.
Will
Sell
Mohair
Pool.
when the end of intervention w ill come. factoring, agricultural, labor, economic, incumbent.
The report points out that tbs pan Cmamandar-in-Chief of Grand Army
Hilverton— A t s meeting o f tbs offi­
political and law associations.
The
President Joseph Smith says the purpose of the conference is to consid
Issues Proclamation.
cers of the Silverton Mohair pool held handle of Idaho is rat off from the
Students to Fight 8 heap Dissasa.
Mormon church has abandoned poly- er the trust and combination problems,
in this city it was decided to sell the south by an * impenetrable mountain
Zanesville, O., April 6.— Command­
Corvallis— Four Oregon Agricultural [ ^ ' f t o « 2 h ïgh ü t' bidder on Monday, barrier, and that the scuth has domi­
especially the question of what amend
college students are leaving college to April 15. The pool this year is the nated legislation to the exclusion o f the er-in-chief Brown, of the Gand Arm y
President Bonilla, of * Honduras, is ments, if any, should be made to to the take positions on the government staff
of the Republic, today
.
issued his
largest ever offered for sale in Silverton interests o f the panhandle; also that a
gathering forces to continue the Central Sherman anti-trust act.
for eradicating sheep diseases in Ore and consists of something over 5,000 sim ilar condition exists in Washing Memorial Day proclamation, of which
American war.
gon. .They are G. A . Dodson, Waites fleeces. Many buyers from different ton, where the Cascade mountains con the following is a summary:
GENERAL BARILLAS SLAIN.
On Thursday, May 30, w ill occur the
Foster, Edgar W . Donnelly and Henry parts o f the state are interested in the stitute a natural barrier.
The amount of coffee being import­
annual
ceremony of garlanding the
Rooper. They receive good salaries and sale and it is predicted that several w ill
ed into the United States is decreesing,
I t is argued that similar conditions
Man Who Might Have Been President
have their expenses paid. The work be represented when the product ia exist between Eastern and Western Or­ graves of the dead, and the commander-
bat the importation of cocoa is increas­
Coldly Slain.
in-chief calls upon the posts to see that
w ill extend from now to the end of the turned on the market.
ing.
t
egon to even a more marked degree.
v
the last restyig place of every Union
City of Mexico, A pril 9.— Manuel summer. Their appointments are
Roosevelt is counting on compelling
soldier, sailor or marine in their re­
Barrillaa, ex-Preeident of Guatemala, ceived from the bureau of animal in­
Off!cal Notice o f Forest
congress at its next session to pass a
spective localities is fittingly decorated.
W O R 8 T Y E T T O CO M E.
s assassinated here Saturday evening dustry at Washington. Dodson, Don­
reform land law by enforcing present
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has
Wherever practicable, public com­
as be sat in a streetcar.
As the car nelly and Foster are to operate in East­
statutes.
received the three proclamations of the Chines« Famine Drives People to
stopped s young man 17 years of age ern Oregon and Rooper in the W illa m ­
Dig memorative services of the heroism o f
president, dated March 2, 1907, creat­
the dead should be held at some central
Eight more indictments are coming climbed aboard and rushed up to the ette valley.
Up and Eat Dead.
ing
the
Tillamook,
Umpqna
and
Co-
point.
for San Francisco telephone
men. general and stabbed him twice, the
Washington, April 8.— To correct an
quille forest reserves. * These re
Department commanders are charged
Commission to Hoar Protests.
Heney has Sent a warning to Detwiler first blow severing the jugular vein,
si)
border
on
the
Pacific
ocean,
com­
with
the duty of patriotic instruction
erroneous
report
that
has
found
general
Salem— A t a meeting of thVktate
that he had better give up.
the second catting his face. The gen­
railroad commission a conference for mencing at Til)*om ob county and run­ circulation with harmful results, the in the public schools insofar as the co­
eral
died
instantly.
The
assassin
wi
England is becoming aware of the
April 16 was set, to hear the com­ ning «oath as far aa Curry county. The Red Gross has issued the following operation of the school authorities can
fact that 75 per cent of the canned captured. He* gave* his name as Jose
plaint* filed by the lumbermen along aggregate amount of the three reserves statement in regard to the Chinese fam­ be secured. Let Friday, May 24, or
Estrada,
and
his
home
as
Ocoa,
Guate­
goods need in that country come from
the last day preceding Memorial Day,
the line of the Southern Pacific railroad is about 4,000,000.
the United States unlabeled and that mala.
ine:
be net aside for this laudable purpose.
in this state, In regard to the raising of
Ex-Preeident
Barrillae
was
generally
English labels are put on by the im­
“The famine in China is unprece­
In accordance with a time-honored
Hundred
Divorce
Cases
on
Docket.
rates
on
rough
lumber
from
$3.10
per
considered as strongly associated to the
porters.
Oregon City— The A pril term of the dented in severity, and the period of custom, each poet w ill attend divine
present government of Guatemala. He thousand feet to $5, which rale is to go
greatest agony is yet to come.
Many service in a body on Sunday, May, 26,
A part of the outer wall oi the Vati­
a 62 years of age and was a strong into effect A pril 18. Among the con­ Circuit court w ill be convened in this
weeks
mast
pass
before
there
w
ill
be to render praise and thanksgiving unto
city
Monday,
April
15.
The
number
can has collapsed.
possibility for the next presidency of cerns that have filed complaints are the
relief from new crops, and millions to­ the God of nations for the manifold
of
divorce
suits
on
the
docket
w
ill
ex­
Western
Oregon
Lumber
Manufacturers’
A denunciation of the czar may cause the country. Members o f the Guate­
association, of Cottage Grove, the Ore­ ceed those of any former term, there day are kept alive only through the blessings of the past and the undis­
mala colony here think Estrada was
dissolution of the douma.
contributions to the American mission turbed enjoyment of the fruits of an
gon & Washington Lumber Manufac­ being nearly 100 such cases pending.
paid assassin.
and
Red Cross society from the Ameri enduring peace won by the Union aims.
Roosevelt says corporations have con
turers’ association, with offices in Port­
can people who sent their donations to
spired to defeat his policy in 1908.
P O R T L A N D M ARK ETS.
land, and the B«oth-Kelly company, of
ALA SK AN S W ELL PLEA8ED.
Washington. These two great organ!-
CZAR TO ABDICATE.
Eugene.
Thaw has been declared sane, but
tions are working together for the
Wheat— Club, 73074c;
bluestom, common cause and have furnished over
Jerome w ill appeal for a right to
Governor Hogatt is Not in Favor o f
New Insurance Company.
75077c; valley, 70071c; red, 71072c two-thirds of all relief supplies sent to Will Appoint Grand Duke Michael Re*
the evidence.
Changing Government.
Salem— The first domestic corpora­
Oats— No. 1 white, $29.50; gray, Chins.
gent for Infant Czarevitch.
John A . Lewis has reached Chicago
Seattle, Wash., A pril 9.— W . B. tion ever organised in this state for the
$38029.
‘ The following cablegram, received
London, April 6.— The Daily M irror
from Mexico and w ill at once start the Hogatt, governor of Alaska, reached rarpoee of doing a surety and accident
Barley— Feed, $22.50 per ton; brew­ by the editor of the Christian Herald claims to be in a position to announce
fight to secure control of Zion City.
Seattle tonight from Washington.
raeiness Insurance has been authorised ing, $23; rolled, $23.50024 60.
from the editor of the North China upon the "highest authority" that tho
"
W
e
got
almost
everything
we
asked
by the secretary of state to incorporate
Governor 8wettenham, o f Jamaica,
Rye— $1.4501.60 perew t.
News, terrible as it may seem, speaks emperor of Russia purposes to abdicate
of
the
last
session
of
congress,"
be
under the laws of the state, proving
resigned because he was ordered to
Corn— Whole, $25; cracked, $26 per ooly the troth:
within a month and that Grand Duke
id.
"T
h
e
people
of
Alaska
are
well
that they had available capital to the ton.
apologise by his home government.
‘Shanghai, April 6.— Klcpsch, New Michael w ill be appointed regent dar­
satisfied w ith Uncle Sam’s treatment amount of $100,000. The Union Guar­
Hay— V alley timothy, No. 1, $160
The army quartermaster’s depart­ o f them.
This cry for a territorial antee association is the name of the 16 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, York.— Approaching period of severest ing the infancy of the czarevitch. For
pinch. Authentic instances of corpses the past three or four weeks, the paper
ment at Manila is under fire because form of government comes from polit­
new firm which w ill have offices in $17018; clover, $9; chest, $9; grain
exhumed, canibalism. Foreign relief
ys, events have been proceeding In
the payroll has been found to be pad­ ical discontents. To have this change Portland. W illia m Glafke in presi­
hay, $9010.
working affectively, maintaining whole this direction with lightning-like ra­
ded.
in rale would mean an increase in tax­ dent and H. D. Wagnon secretary.
Apples— Common, 7601.25 per box; districts until harvest.’
pidity in St. Petersburg, bat the secret
Heney has found that the telephone ation of 26 cents per capita for the
choice, $1.5002.
"W h en s people have been reduced has been w ell kept.
small
population.
Together
with
the
companies contributed to both sides in
Part Payment Stops Limitation.
Vegetables— 'Turnips, $101.25 par to such straits that they w ill dig up
‘ Lately,” says the paper, "th e em­
the campaign of Schmits for mayor of fact that the country is only partly de­
Salem— Holding that payment of sack; carrots, $101.25 per sack; beets, and sat their own dead, the severity peror's mind has given way even more
veloped this burden is not yet warrant­ part of a joint obligation by a maker $1.2501.60 per sack; horseradish, 7 0
San Francisco.
ed. W e can very w ell afford to go thereof or by his agent or legal repre­ 8c per ponnd; calulflower, $2.50 per and wide extent of tbs famine can be completely, and be has thown him self
Hsrriman's lawyers are defending
incapable of performing the smallest
along aa we are despite the howl of pol­ sentative revives it is agaiust all per­ dosen; celery, $4 per crate; lsttoce, realized.”
before the Interstate Commerce com­
duties of his rank."
itician s." __ _______________
sons who are liable thereon, and also head, 35045c per dosen; onions, 10®
mittee the right of railroads to water
8curvy Follows Trail o f Famino.
that such payment, however im all, la 12)yc; per dosen; sprouts, 9c; radish­
stock. They also claim rival roads have
Warrants for Trainmen.
List o f Dead is Growing.
St. Petersburg, A pril 8.— Scurvy is
sufficient to remove the bar of the stat­ es, 80c pet dosen; asparagus, 14c per
a right to combine.
Colton, Oal., April 6.— Coroner Van
Montgomery, A la., A pril 9.— Aa ute of limitation, the Supreme court, pound; rhubarb, $1.60® 1.76 per box making great strides in the famine dis­
Oklahoma elections gave Republicans communication Is established with the
Onions — Oregon, $1.2001.50 per tricts. The official reports for the sec­ W ie today swore oat warrants for tho
in an opinion by Justice Moore, af­
control.
ond fortnight of March show 1,065 arrest of the employes of the Southern
towns in Sooth and W est Alabama that firms the decision of Judge Bumett, hundred.
• in U fa province, and 717 in Sara­ Pacific who were held resonsible for
8ix men were overcome by gas in a were storm swept last week, the list of
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, fancy,
of the Circuit court of Marion coun­
mine at Lead, S. D.
tov, compared with 438 in Ufa the first the wreck on March 28. in which 26
casualties increases and the loss to
$1.4001.65;
extra
fancy,
$1.75;
No.
1
_________
fortnight of March and 366 in Saratov ;>eop)e were killed and 76 injured. The
In ty-
The Hermann defense has attacked property is shown to be heavy.
choice, $1.25®1.40.
Hitchcock’s methods of conducting the Coffee county the towns of Central City,
Prizes for Cover Design.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 32)4036c province - daring the same period. following are the names of the men
There has been a slight decrease in the against whom warrants were leaned:
Clay Hatchee and Waterford were swept
land office.
Portland— A t a reccent session of the pound.
spread of typhus. The project to trans­ L. R. Alvord, foreman of tbs switching
away and at least 20 persons were in­ board of trustees of the Chamber ol
Batter
Fat—
First
grads
cream,
36c
Doctors in the Thaw esse have dis­
fer the famine relief from the govern­ crew; J. G. Crusemeyer,'switchman,
ured. At Central City a Mr. Odom
agreed, some saying him sane and oth­ was killed in the wreckage of his home. Commerce, the matter of issuing a new per pound; second grads cream, 2c lass ment to the Zemstvos has been approv­ Clarence Warminfgtnn, engineer. Tho
advertising
booklet,
to
be
entitled
par
pound.
ers insane.
ed by the cabinet and w ill be submit­ complaints charge them with causing
Specials from various parts of Alabama ‘Oregon,’ ’ came op, and it was decided
Poultry— Average old hens, 15c per
J. J. H ill has formally retired as
the death of H. F. Walthers, of Sacra­
y growing cotton has been badly to offer cash prises of $10, $15 and $25 pound; mixed chickens, 14c; spring, ted to parliament.
president of the Great Northern and his damaged.
mento, who was among tbs killed.
for the best cover design.
The pre­ fryers and broilers, 2 0 02 2)4«; old
son Louis has assumed control.
Pleads Guilty to Rebating.
miums w ill be advertised when the roosters. 10012c; dressed chickens, 16
Rearching for Coal Barge.
Road Got Mineral Land.
Minneapolis, April 8.— Agreeing to
A ll cities and towns of Colorado ex­
0 1 7 c; turkeys, live, 18016c; turkeys,
competition is opened.
*
cept Denver have just held municipal
Norfolk, Va., A pril 9.— The naval
Reno, Nev., April 8.— The depart­
dressed, choice, 1 8 )4 0 2 0 :; geese, live, a stipulation of facts on 16 counts, in­
volving illegal rebates, the Great North­ ment of the Interior is to sue the South­
elections. The liquor question was the tag Potomac left the Norfolk navy yard
Farmers Loyal to Varsity.
8«; ducks, 16018c.
chief one and in a large number of today to search for the naval coal barge
Eggs — Oregon
ranch,
18c per ern railroad was today found guilty and ern Pacific company at once to cancel
La Grands — The Blue Mountain
fined $16,000 by Judge Page Morris in all patents issued to the railroad In the
places the temperance people carried with ten men aboard, which broke lcoee Grange at Its last meeting resented the ! dosen.
the day.
last week from the collier Caeaer, action of the Albany grange in holding | Veal— Dressed, 5 )4 0 8 )4c per ponnd. the Federal District court. This hand­ W hite Horse mining district on the
which bed been towing the barge up
B eef— Dressed bulls, 303>4c per ling of the cs*e la to facilitate an claim that the land was agricultural.
As s result of the city election In 8t. the coast. The barge was lost at sea, up the appropriation for the State uni­
ppond;
cows, 5 ® 6c; country steers, 6 appeal by the ntiltcad upon the .ques­ I t is now alleged that the land for
versity.
The
farmers
of
this
portion
of
Louis the Democrats are in complete being last sighted Thursday.
tion whether it is possible to bring which the railroad received patents was
The col­ Eastern Oregon are heartily in favor of 07 o
control of every branch of the city gov­ lier Abaranda was to follow the Poto­
prosecutions under the Elkins law on mineral.
The W hite Horse district
Motion—
Dressed,
fancy,
10®10)4c
helping
in
every
possible
w
ay
the
state
ernment.
mac out tonight and it is expected the institutions of learning and especially par pound, ordinary, 8(89c; spring harges whicli defendant alleges are has developed into s great producing
•overed in the new Hepburn law.
district and the action w ill affect lands
A letter from Harri
lambs, 12)4013c.
to a friend erniser Cleveland w ill leave the Norfolk the state university.
navy
ya
d
early
tomorrow.
worth millions of dollar« for mining.
Pork—
Dressed,
609c
par
ponnd.
published in Eastern papers, says
Coxsy Plans Another Crusade.
Asylum Board Buys Land.
Hops— 801 lo par pound, acoording
Roosevelt asked him to raise $200,000
Tax Collector Short 840,000.
New York, April 8.— The Herald this
Mormons Aid the Chinese.
Salem— The state asylum board has to quality.
for the 1904 campaign fund, which he
W ool— Eastern Oregon average best, morning says Jacob 6echler Coxsy,
New Orleans, A pril 6.— As a result
Salt Lake, A pril 9.— Twenty tons of paid over $10,000 to Charles Riley and
0 d . The president
the statement
flour were voted for the relief of th e , his w ife and the deed Is recorded cover- 18018c per pound, according to shrink­ •oinmender-in chief of the Coxey army, of an examination of the accounts of
is * “
Chinese famine sufferers at the 78th ing 23 acres and a fraction adjoining age; valley, 20023c, according to fine­ is planning another great national cru- Ferdinand Hudenheifer, state tax col­
Nicaraguans havs captured another Mo*mon conference today.
The Hour the asylum grounds, which was pur- ness;
mohair, choice, 28029c per <ade on new and sensational lines, and lector. it waa annonnoed today that
Honduran port.
he may commence operations this year. there was a shortage of over $40,000
I w ill ba tak n from the tithing stores.
chased by the board recently.
ponnd.
NEWBERG.
.OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Sveeps Tbroogb Louisiana, Mis­
sissippi and Alabama.
CLAIMS A SCORE OF VICTIMS