Newberg graphic., July 18, 1907, Image 2

NEWBERG GRAPHIC
E. H. WOODWARD, I
OKÊQON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Il I
J A P A N READ Y FO R W AR.
H A YW O O D O N S T A N D .
Would Attack United States on South
With Big Army.
President o f Miners’ Federation De­
nies All Evil Deeds.
Mexkw City, July 15.— Nine thou­
sand veteran Japanese soldiers are now
in Northwestern Mexico. They are sta­
tioned at points in the states of Sonora,
Siaoloa and Chihuahua. „ E a c h group
is commanded by skilled oommanders,
who saw service in the Russo-Japanese
war. th irty thousand Japansae, the
vast majority of whom are vetorensof
the Russian campaigns, are in the
southwestern • section ct the United
States and Lower California.
Three
Japanese generals whe held high rank
in the Rneeo-Japaneae war have been
in Mexico for three months. They
drees like Mexican rancheroa and are
ostensibly baying land.
The Trana-Oceanic Immigration com­
pany, whose vioe president ia T . Hina
ta, a member of the Japanese parlia­
ment, is subsidised by the Japanese
government to bring Japanese eoldieis
to Mexico. They have been coming in­
to Mexico at the rate of 800 per month,
landing at Saline Crux, Maruanillo and
other Pacific porta.
In ease of war, tha plan ia for the
Japanese fleet to sail up the Gulf of
California, captors the port of Guay-
se, and nee the state of Sonora as a
base of operations in a campaign against
the United States.
This plan w ill
practically duplicate the opeiatkms
against Russia, in which Japan seised
Corea at the outbreak of the Russo-Jap­
anese war.
Japan, in her war against the United
States, w ill despoil Mexican territory,
which has no navy,’ jnst as she did that
of Corea in the war with Rncsia.
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Foreign diplomats here, and especial­
ly those of Europe, are watching the
developments w ith interest and aston­
ishment because of the inadequate
American secret service officials, who
sin not to be thoroughly Informed o f
Japan’s operations in Mexico.
This story is absolutely correct in
every detail.
Boise, Idaho, July 12 .— Rapid pro­
gress was made yesterday in the Hay­
wood case. The cross-examination cf
Charles H . Moyer was completed at one
session of the court and in tha after­
noon the direct examination of W . I).
Haywood, the defendant, was carried
w ell alongjthrough his story.
Both men have made good witnesses.
They were expected to deny everything
said by Orchard that connected them
with orlmea and they are doing so con­
sistently, but in the admissions both
make the case o f the state is receiving
pronounoed support.
When Orchard
confessed it was stated in a great many
interview« by these and other men con­
nected with the management of the
Federation that he knew nothing ahout
the affaire of the organisation; tha£
they had no knowledge of him, having
met him, bat having no real acquaint­
ance with him. Now they are obliged
to practically admit intimate acquaint­
ance running ovet a long period. Again
and again they admit thifcorrectness of
Orchard’s statements respecting collat­
eral matters and again and again they
reflect their Intimate acquaintance with
him under his various aliases.
I t war noticeable that Haywood was
far 'more at ease on the stand than he
was while Moyer was in the chair.
During the entire examination of Moy-
, Haywood was nervous, but when
the latter took the stand he was more
composed and «hewed leas nerveusne
than had bean displayed by his prede-
ssor. The testimony given bv Moyer
was characterised throughout by pur­
pose to protect himself.
Again and
again in answering questions as to
criminal plans or acts charged to him
and others, he qualified hit answers
with s phraee like this:
"Speaking for myself. I can say there
was no such knowledge.”
P R O F IT IN A L F A L F A .
.1
V a h m -o f
Plant fo r H og Food.
Corvallis— A profit of (27.51 an «ere
for pakturage on alfalfa for three
months has been proved to be a poasi-
b llty by an experiment on the ooHage
farm. There w ill remain yet during
the season three or four months more of
pasturage on the same alfa'lfa field, and
NEW N O R M A L R E O E N TS.
on Board Hava N o Affil­
iation With Stats Schools.
EVOLVES NEW PU N
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Harriman Will Voluntarily S v>.
render S. P. Stock
IIS HAIS AIE COIPETITtlS
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has
named the members cf the new board
of regents who w ill have control of all
slate normal schools. The regents are
Attorney General Is Advised That ?.;
C. S. Spence, of Oarua, Clackamas
A R n u k w o f tha L a m Important but
Competition Is Killod Bstwoan
oonnty, to serve one year! E. Hofer. ol
Not Lasa Int« rotting Events
Salem,
two
years;
E.
E.
Bragg,
of
La
) Mississippi and Pacific.
o f tha Past W eek.
I* *™ ! W . B. Ayer, ol
Portland, Poor years; Henry J.
Dr. Withycombe, who is directing the
of The Dalles, five years; Stephan Jew­
Votive threatens to build a riva
New York, July 18.— W all>treet was
experiment, is confident that more ell, of Grants Pass, six years
Zion City.
agitated late yesterday by a rumor that
Not one of these men live in a norma
than $60 an acre w ill be reebsed from
A stringent prohibition law is sore
the Intentate Commerce commlraion,
pasturage of the field during the sum­ school town, or haa any connection with
to pass in Georgia.
a normal school. I t is evident that in
which has bean investigating the H si-
mer. The showing is considered to be
making the appointments the governor
btoeasel ana other defenders of Port
riman
control of the Union and South­
of great value in that it ia believed an studiously avoided appointing men who
Arthur are on triaL
almost equally favorable demonstration might by past associations, geographical
ern Paoific, w ill make public its report
Canada is also haring its troubles
can be made on clover, rape or vetch. location or political Interests, be pre­
within a day or two and that it w ill
with the Japanese influx.
The reenlts are of striking value in 11 - judiced for or against any one of the
recommend a separation of the Southern
Instretlng the possibilities of Western four normals. Not one of the men
Pacific and Union Pacific railroads on
Greeks at Roanoke, Va., were badly
Oregon in the field, as the profit to be interested particularly in either the
the ground that they are competing
beaten for hitting an American boy.
gained by the land is more per sere Unitersity of Oregon, the Agricultural
lines and that their operation as one
Chicago telegraph operators hare
than lands on which it can be done college, or any other state institution
system is against public policy and A
been notified to be ready for a strike.
sometimes sell for. ’
direct violation of the Sherman law.
This fact w ill leave them more free to
In the experiment hogs were used. handle the normal school problem free
At the offioe of E. H . Harriman the
The Hague conference w ill adopt
Thirty-two of tLe animals were put on from other influence.
Statement was made that Mr. H arri­
•early all of the American ' proposi­
a two-acre field of alfalfa A p ril 1. A ll | Spence is a farmer, a Democrat and a
man had no advance knowledge of the
tion*.
but five of the pigs were pioked up in member of the-executive committee
commission'a recommendation and had
Ambassador Aoki proposes inter mar
the open market, and were of ordinary the State Grange.
received no intimation as to when it
riage to cement the ¡Japanese-American
grade as to breeding. Up to July 1 1 Hofer ia editor of the Capital Journal
would be made public.
alliance.
they had made a net gain of 1,630 and a Republican.
The W a ll street story declared that
pounds. Besides alfalfa they had oon-
The rate law prevents railroads oom-
the commissioners had unanimously
Bragg la county superintendent of
* limed during the three months’ period Union county and a Democrat ,
ing to the relief of fsrmers by giving a
advised the attorney general to begin
11,860 pounds of skim milk. and . 1,420
special rate on farm implements.
an action to force Union Pacific to di--
In
Ayer ir a lumber
manufacture^ and a
pounds of chopped wheat.
For the Republican.
veet itself of all ita Southern Pacifio
Harriman says the Interstate Com
skim m ilk, wh ch was produced on the
stock, of which it holds 900,000-shares.
Maier la a'merchant and a Democrat
merce commission report is a political
college farm, 26 cants per 100 pounds
According io the report, eo the story
Jewell ia county judge of Josephine
document and he Is being permed per­
allowed, aggregating $29.62. For county and a Democrat.
went, the two systems are In direct
sonally.
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the chopped wheat, also grown on the
competition from the MissUsippi valley
The atate board of education, com
farm, 11 * cent* per pound
The Interstate Commerce commission
to the Pacific coast and arbitrarily fix
posed of the governor, secretary of state
$21.30, making
has reported the Harrim an monopo ly
rotes ia seal raint o f trade.
The core-
and superintendent o f public instruc­
cost of food, aside from alfalfa pastur­ tion, are ex-oflieio members of the
illegal and the attorney general w ill
mission believes, thia story oontinuse,
age, $60.92.
A t 6)4 B cents
decide in a few days on what action to
that there ia ample law to break up thia
- S
. j live weight, p board o f regents,
take.
the
present
market
price
of hogs the | Among educational workers in attend-
combination.
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o f, th? increase in weight Is ance at the session of the State Teacb-
I t has bean known for several months
Stensland, wrecker o f the Milwaukee
D ELM AS A R O U S E S H EN E Y.
$106.96, leaving a net balance for th e 1 W l> arsociation, it was generally re­
that M r. Harriman expects that soma
avenue bank, Chicago, has made #20,
TIR E D O F BEING G O V E R N O R
aelfalfa pasturage of $66.03, or $27 41 marked that the governor haa selected
000 since in prison by charging fees for
Little Progress Made in Glass Bribery attempt w ill be made to prevent the
per acre.
a-strong board that w ill be free to man-
Union Pacific from bolding tha stocks
releasing mortgages. A movement b
Oas*.
the normal schools with a view to
of competing lines, and it is said that
been started to pardon the bank Judge W ickers ham Creates Sensation
Opening Will Cause Rush.
Ban Fnroclaco, July 12.— Dr. Charles his lawyers have been at work open a-
the best interests of the state.
by Speech on Alaska.
wrecker.
Boston, th e temporary mayor of San plan to enable the Union Pacific to di­
1 The emperor of Corea is said to have Seattle, Wash., July 15.— Federal issued by the secretary of the interior
Big Sawmill Burns.
Francisco, on the witness stand in the vert itself o f these securities voluntarily
abdicated because of pressure from Judge James Wickeraham, of Alaska, affecting lands in Klamath ceunty w ill
Glass trial yesterday afternoon told the and thereby prevent long and expensive
Gaseada Locks— The entire plant
Japan.
story of his debaochment by Theodore litigation, auoh as oceaned In the North­
speaking before the State Ber associa­ causes big rush for'hom esteads on the W ind R iver Lumber oompany
Haywood made an exceptionally tion, created a sensation by declaring September 28, when the lands w ill b e 1 this plaoe, including lumber in pile, is V . Halsey, the indicted agent of the ern Securities fight. I t Is s ^ ,t h a t M r.
T h a n are J burned bo the ground, involving a leas Pacific Btates Telephone company, who, H arrim anYplan l i fo fo r m a* holding
good witness for him self in his trial at that he was. tired of acting as the gov­ thrown open to settlement.
only a few good claims, that ia, claims of over $160,000, and throwing out of te testified, paid him $5,000, "m ostly company similar to the Railroad Secur­
Boise.
ernment of Alaska, and that the bar valuable for timber, in the entire d ie -: employment 125 men.
Fire broke oat in $100 b ills,” for having voted and ities oompany, which be organised sev­
Peter Larson, second richest man In of the state must whip the
oangree-j^rlct to be restored to entry, and already in the boiler room of the planer, and need hie influence as supervisor against eral years ago to bold his Illinois Cen­
the Northwest, is dead at his home in
' 5 0 local residents are making a rra n t»-, there being a high wind it rapidly tha granting of a rival franchise to the tral stock. The legality of this oom­
sional delegation into line * to -------
grant
E e lm a .
ments to rush onto the land and acquire, spread to the sawmill and in 16 minutes Home Telephone oompany.
pany has never been attaoked.
some power to the people of Alaska.
Boxton is a fine-looking grey haired
Japanese spies have been caught
prior right through squatting on the every structure between the railroad
H is speech overshadowed that of Vice
sketching Fort Bosecrane on the (jell- President Fairbanks in importance, for same and making improvement«. W h ile and the river was enveloped in flames man of middle age. He has a credit
J A P A N DÚteB N O T W A N T W A R .
able Spanish W ar record end la en
forais coast.
he insisted that the only authority of the land is restored to settlement on No one was injured. ■
titled
to
write
"M
a
jo
r”
before
his
September
28,
It
is
not
open
to
en
try
1
Leading citisene of Toledo, Ohio, any kind in Alaska is that of thè judi­
me. He waa the last and only lm Bryan Says Jingoes Causa Bears t *
until 30 days later.
Consequently the
Land O ffice Active.
have been sent to the workhouse for or­ ciary and the governor ia a mere figure-
Dortant
witness in an otherwise slow
squatter
who
is
on
the
land
first
aftcr-tt
Gat Big Navy.
- Salem— Governor Chamberlain
read with only authority to' appoin
gan ixig an£ice trust.
is restored to settlement stands the beet received a letter from the commissioner and tedious day. He was not a reluc­
private secretary and notaries public
Carthage, Mo., July IS .— "Japan
The National Educational association
tant nOr yet a noticeably w illing testi­ does not want to make war upon the
He denounced Seattle for quieLy en- chance to acquire title to the ahme. of the general land office containing
has placed Itself on record as favoring oying a $ 20 , 000,000 annual trade with The number of available claims ia very certified copy of approval list No. 13, fier, but his examination by Mr. Heney
United States,” W illiam J. Bryan ia
Lighecr salaries for teachers.
a so spiked abont with clever objec­ quoted as saying io an interview.
Alaska and refusing to aid Alaskans in limited, and the land seekers are so containing 14,292.96 seres of school in­
numerous that many legal entangle­ demnity selections of the state of Ore­ tion* from Mr. Del mas— often sus­
Fairbanks delivered an address before getting s system of government.
“ Of course,” he continued "th ere
tained— that at length the gorge of the is a lot of jingoism in this Japanese
gon in the La Grande land distriot. "
The Bar asscciation banquet lasted ments are sure to follow.
the Christian Endeavor convention at
ilstant district attorney rose and he
desire to congratulate the present offi
war talk and the hurrying of a fleet of
Beattie. H e had an audience of 12,000. until 1 a. m ., M r. Fairbanks, Governor
hotly
accused his veteran adversary of warships to the Pacific coast. To m y
North
Pow
d
er
Valley
CNp.
ciala
for
their
promptness
in
this
mat
Meed, Congressman Humphreys, Sena­
Telegraph operators' in New York
North Powder— Sheep shearing and ter,” said the governor, "w h ich is in trying to clood tha issue and impede mind, thejobject is not to repel an at-
tor Piles and others speaking in re­
have been ordered to prepare to etrlke
uatice.
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dipping
are about over in North Pow­ marked contrast with the dilatory meth
sponse to toasts.
taok by Japan but that the talk 1s be­
a t a moment’s notice. Should they be
der valley, and, while hauling and ods of their predecessors. ’ ’
ing done by some alleged statesmen at
called out 2,600 men w ill be affected.
V A N G ESNER IN J A IL .
weighing are still under way, it is safe
Washington to influence congress to
F R E IG H T C A R P O O L B RE AK S.
Brides to Replace Ferry.
to say not less than 360,000 pounds of
Acting Mayor Charles Borton, of San
make a big naval appropriation.
Eugene— The oonnty commissioners Convicted o f Land Fraud and la Now
wool w ill be baled at the two shipping
Francisco, says he told Heney and
"W h en 1 say Japan do** not want
Barns everything he knew about the Big Roads Abandon Project Which points for the Eatern market, Baker have just decided to erect s bridge
. Paying Penalty.
war, I do so advisedly, for, when I waa
Does N ot Succeed.
City and Pendleton, and estimating at acroas the W illam ette near the Hyland
grafting officials to secure immunity for
Poitland, July 12.— Suit case In in Japan, I talked with the leading
himself.
Chicago, July 16.— The American the lowest figures for good and better farm, to take the place of the ferry
land, wearing an expression on his men of all walks of life and I found
grades of merino wool, 17 to 18c, not The cost w ill be abont $6,000.
f*ce that was half smile and half grin, only expressions of friendship for our
intense heat throughout the East is railway clearing house, which for eight
leas than $7,000 w ill come to North
Dr. Alonxo Van Geaner walked into the country.”
causing many deaths and prostrations. months has been trying to perfect a
Powder’s sheepmen from wool sales
PO RTLaND M ARKETS.
oonnty
jail Wednesday and announced
Christian Endeavor people are spend­ pool of all freight cars in tha country, alone. Owing to the long-coa tinned
Many Japanssa fo r Canada.
that
he
was ready to begin serving the
Wheat— Club, 86 c; bluestem, 8 8 0
ing bogy day* at their oonvetnion in ia in process of disintegration, accord cold rains of spring, lambing waa be­
Victoria. B. C., July 13.— The Tokio
Ive
months’
sentence
impoeedjnpon
Seattle.
ing to the Inter-Ocean. The Chicago A low the average. Both lamb and mut­ 89c; valley, 86 c; red, 84c.
Immigration company has entered a
Oats— No. 1 white, $27.50028; gray, him following his conviction of subor­
Alton
railroad, which was one ot the ton are bringing good prices and are in
contract with the Canadian Pacific and
nation
of
perjury.
Geaner
was
oon-
Pennsylvania railroads are suing to
steady demand.
A t this tim e the nominal. >
Grand Trunk Pacifio railways to supply
restrain enforcement of the 2 -cent pas- strongest advocates of the car m oling
Barley— Feed, $21.50@22 per ton; vlcted with ex-Con grass man W illiam ­
North
Powder
valley
sheep, with a
scheme
at
the
outset,
w
ill
withdra
all help wanted on construction work
rate law.
son
and
Marion
R
.
Biggs.
$23.500
The Chicago, Milwaukee A 8 t. Paul good bill of health, sheared and dipped, brewing, nominal, rolled,
and w ill send about 8,000 Japanese
Biggs
began
serving
his
sentence
of
24.50.
The Wisconsin legislature has passed railroad hoe already withdraws, and are moving on the trail to the reserves
Into Canada. Yesterday 399 Japanaee-
Corn— W hole, $28; oxaoked, $29 par 10 months Monday and Williamson has
a 2 -cent pasaangar rata law which w ill many of the big roads In the East and in fine condition.
appealed to the Supreme court of the arrived. The oompany 1a working very
ton.
go into affect August 16.
West have determined to abandon the
qoietly eo as not to excite suspicion and
Hay— V alley timothy, No. 1, $170 United State«. Both Gesner and Biggs,
Maryland Invltaa M r. Smith.
w ill bring over a contingent on every
Admiral Yamamoto,
Ambassador project.
18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, by order of the United States marshal,
Hood River— Hon. E. L . Smith is
The organisation haa failed in its
boat. Advioea from Honolulu state that
Aoki and Admiral Evans all say talk of
are
to
be
allowed
the
freedom
of
a
por
$21028; oloveT, $9; cheat, $9010;
prime object, to insure each road hav­ the recipient of an invitation from the
-war with Japan is baseless.
tion of the jail during the day, and a steamer has been chartered to carry
grain hay, $9010; alfalfa, $13914.
ing on ita own rails all the time the Maryland State Horticultural society to
w ill not'be confined in their oella all 276 to British Columbia. Labor or­
The cruise of the American fleet to
Batter— Fancy creamery, 25027
number of cars owned by it. It has deliver an address before that body at
the
time.
They are allowed to walk ganisations have taken the matter up­
the Pacific w ill be the longest in tha
per pound.
failed to do this became it had no Its annual meeting which w ill take
about
in
one
of the oorridora, upon end in all probability it w ill be refer­
history of the American navy.
Poultry— Average old bens, 15o per
In
power to penalise the roads for disobey­ place this year at Jamestown, Va.
which
the
doore
of the cells in which red to the Dominion authorities.
Mayor Boxton, of San Francisco, has ing the mandate*, beyond the imposi­ extending the invitatimi the society pound; mixed chickens, 14c; spring they sleep open. During the day their
moved the office from the location oc­ tion of the established rate of rental states through ita secretary that it is chickens, 17c; old roosters, 10012c; cell doors stand open, but are locked at
Guilty o f Fencing Public Land.
dressed chickens, 16017o;
turkeys,
cupied by Schmits to the city hall.
deelrious of securing Mr. Smith in or­
per diem.
Helena, July 18.— A grand jury in
live, 11012 c: turkeys, droseod, choice, night. 1 _________________
der that they may be in »true ted in the
the United States court today returned
Important edicts have been issued by
Hood River methods of growing and nominal; geeee, live, lOo; docks, 809s.
Crushed by Falling Wall.
Panic Threatens Alt Japan.
a verdict finding F. D. Cooper, a well
the Chinese government with a view of
Eggs—
Candled,
24025c
per
dosen
Philadelphia, July 12 .— Three men known Northern ' Montana stockman
ictorla, B. C., July 15.— A financial packing fruit.
preparing the people for a constitution.
Fruits— Cherries, 8010c per pound;
are known to have teen killed, one was and former member of the board o f
depression wss being severely felt when
apples,
7
6
c0
$l
per
box;
storage
8
pite­
The National Teachers’ association In the steamer Tartar, which arrived to­
Milk Condenser fo r Amity.
en bergs, $8.50 per box; gooseberries, fatally hurt, and 18 others injured 'at commissioners of Cascade oonnty, guilty
convention at Los Angeles has refused
A
m
ity—
A modern m ilk condenser
day, left Yokohoma Jane 29. A meet­
7c per pound; cantaloupes, $2.5003.60 the 00 ) lapse o f ^ i e w concrete building of unlawful fencing of government
to adopt suggested changes in spelling
ing of the managers of eight of the plant, complete in every detail, is now per crate; apricots, 76o0$2 per crate; today at the p B b of Bridgeman Broth­ lands. Sentence w ill be announced
of words.
ured for this plaoe.
A t a meeting -
most prominent banks of Japan was
• h ,
,
hes, 46c0$l per box;
plums, ers' oompaay, nannfseturera of steam later by Judge Hunt. P . Stefee, an­
fitters’ supplies, at,Fifteenth street and other prominent stockman, was placed
The m illionaire witnesses at the re­ held shortly before the Tartar sailed, recently it was decided to incorporate a ’
60 per box; bleckberilee, 709c per
cent Standard Oil bearing at Chicago for the purpose of devising means to joint stock company with a capital of pound; loganberries, $750$1.25 per Washington avenue, In the southwest on trial on a similar charge. This 1»
era seetiou of the city.
The building Cooper’s seoond conviction, be baring
were asked to give their witness feet to check the.depression. The government $42,600. Before the meeting closed crate;
raspberries, $1.2601.50 per
was just being put under a roof when a pleaded guilty to a similar charge about
the Salvation Army, hot they declined, las redeemed treasury bills, recognised $1,400 of the stock had been subscribed. crate; prunes, $1.6001.75 per crate.
sectioq about 80 feet in width and ex­ a year ago.
national) rod railway shares as negotia­ A meeting has been sailed to complete
as they needed the money.
Vegetables— Turnips, $2 per sack;
ble securities and paid proximate in­ the organisation and in tha meantime carrots, $2.60 per sack, beets, $2.60 tending the entire depth of the structnre
Deaths from beat are being recorded
terest 00 these, but the banks consid­ committee* are actively at work raising per sick; asparagus, 10 c per pound; collapsed. Abont 80 men were at work
Bava O raw t o f Submarines.
in Cbicaac.
on the side which gave way.
the balance of the capital stock, with
ered a more drastic course.
London, July 18.— Two oflSoeraof th a
beans,
7910c
per
pound;
cabbage,
2
>
40
A . O. Bacon baa been re-elected Unit­
every prospect of success.
navy have invented an aparatns which
per pound; cucumber*, 6Oo0$l per
ed Setates senator from Georgia.
Harriman Will Violata Laws.
Good Will T ow ards Koreans
it la expected w ill remove the present
box; lettuce, bead, 26c per doseo;
Six men were arowned by the capeis-
New York, July 12.— During lunch­ dangers to crews manning submarine
Nsw Buildings fo r Divinity School.
The Hague, July 16.— I t was official­
onions, 16020c per dosen; peas, 4®5c
ing of a sloop at Bangor, Me.
ly stated today that Joaeph H . Choate,
Eugene— The Christian church of per pound; radishes, 20 c per doten; eon today on board of the Southern Pa­ bostts. I t is designated to enable the
Four children were cremated by the speaking to the Careen delegatee at The this city haa completed the work of rbabsrb, 8 ) 4 e per pound; tomatoes, cific company’s nsw turbine steamship, men to escape from the vessel, even I f
tha Creole, E. H. Harriman startled she Is filled with water or poisonous
burning of e house at Suiaun, Cal. The Hague yesterday, merely said that raising $ 6 , 000 , which, with other fond* $ 1.6008 per crate.
parent were badly burned but w ill re­ America bad always felt good w ill to­ raised Insures the erection of a $26,0001 Poiátoes— Old Burbanks, $2,6008 those present by announcing that since
res.
Experiments at Portsmouth
cover.
D iv in ity ' per sack; new potatoes, 3c per pound. the United States government had re­ proved successful. The Invention te-
ward Koreans, but ha manifested no building for the Eugene
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opinion about the present oooditjon of school. The building Trill be 60x80
Veal— Dressed, 6 )4 0 8 )4 c per pound. cently chartered foreign steamships to ■embles a diving helmet with a jacket,
The government w ill start suit ia
that country, and only expressed the feet, of stone or brick, and w ill be lo­
Baef — Dressed bulls, 3 )4 0 4 c per carry coal to the Pacific coast be would attached and contains an ingenious oxy­
New York against the tobacco trust and
lellef that no action can be taken here, cated on the northwest corner of the pound; cows, 696 > 4 « ; oountry steers, to th « m m «. "T h e bare are down,” gen generator.
-will endeavor to have a receiver ap­
said M i. Harriman, " a n d I am going to
adding that if the Coresna desire to Divinity School block at the intersec­ • K ® 7 o .
pointed.
make representations to tha United tion of Eleventh «nd Alder streets.
Lumber Rates Go-HlgHer.
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 80 9c; ordi­ ship oo«1 the to Pacific coast In foreign
The Anti-Im perialist league o f Bos­ States it must t e to the government.
vessels.”
nary, 60 7c; spring lambs, 0 0 9 % e.
Salt Lake City, Jnlv 18.— The Herald
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Wild Blackberries Plentiful.
Pork— Dressed, 608>4c par pound.
tomorrow w ill eay:
Freight rata* on
to focus the government to make the
Wreck
on
Missouri
Pacific.
Europe Haa
Hops— 008c par pound, according to
Albany— W ild blackberries are very
lumber shipments throughout the Unit­
Philippines an independent nation.
Bushong, Ksn , July 12 .— Missouri ed States, and particularly between
Betlin, July 16.— Unreasonable cold plentiful In all parts of Linn county quality.
Wool— Eastern Oregon average bast, Pacific train No. 2, bound from Denver Washington, Oregon and other Pacific
The Interstate Commerce commission >revails throughout Middle Europe, now, and hundreds of gallons are being
Kansas City, wss wrecked at 6:20
recommends tbs prosecution o f Harrl- ’empsrsturas as low as 41 degrees have picked. The berries are more abund­ 16022c per pound., according to
tst points to the Inter-mountain ooun­
man for breaking tbs anti-trust laws. Men reported in Southern Bavaiia, ant this year than for many years, the shrinkage; valley, 20922 c, aero-ding ’clock thia morning. Several passeng­ try, w ill be raised from 6 to 10 per dent
Roosevelt doubts the sucoam of such and it is reported that snow ia falling vines in the woods being completely to fineness; mohair, choice, 29080« ers ware injured and tha baggage and on September 1 or Oatober L, by tha
• chair can and a coach left the track.
in the Vosges mountains.
railroad companies.
por pound.
filled with berries.