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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
REPORT ON STANDARD O IL CO.
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FINED 829.240,000.
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WILL PROVOKEJAPAN
Commission on Corporations Soys It
Great Monopoly is No Botter Than
Usss Worst o f Msthods.
Countar (altera er Robbers.
Washington. Aug. 5.— Significant
Chicago. Aug. 5.— Judge Kenesaw
revelations aro made public in a re­
M. Lanute Saturday In the ui
port submitted • to President Roose­
States nutrlnt Court f ined the 8f**“ ^*
Knox Smith, „ Com *3
ard OH Company, of Indiana $2$,<
C O U N TY SEAT FlGHT ON.
.
New Buildings for Corvallis.
, velt
WW by
- Herbert
.
[ mtssloner of Corporations, conoern-
240,000 for violations of the law
1
Salem— At a special meeting of against accepting rebates from rail­
the operations of the Standard
Wallowa Anxious to Contest Nondra the State Board o f Edtcatlpn, * the roads. The fine le the largest ever
Company.
: ej
With Town o f EntarortM.
¡contract fpf the building of the new assessed against any individual or
| In a previous report the ways and;
yv
iui pi i n
Mechanics’ Hall in connection With
m f r a i l (mood I n m I m
n „ - methods of the Standard were ex-
Wallowa The Wallowa C on M M r-'S TA grlcu ttgw l College mX Cortaltts any corporation In the history of
8 LU d U c US c U r n u 10T BBT plained. The present report sets
cial Club has voted unanimously for I wag awarded to A. F. Peterson, of American Jurisprudence. The
will be carried to thq higher courta
R U T R ender*.
I forth the results of these methods
n dant com pany.
T c :-*
land the effect they have had on the the beginning of a county seat fight. Portland, for $27,362, and for the
consumption of oil and on the profits John McDonald, 8. T. Combs and Dr. steam-heating plant
With Battleship*
Pacific They Will
A Resume o f the Less Important but of the Standard Off Company. Com-
‘ h
i ■ — >- » - a ------- -------C r a n i a
m
ia s in n o r S
m ith H
fi V f l *,
mtssloner
Smith
says
Japan WMI
Become
Not Less Interesting Events
"The Standard Oil Company la re-;
o f the Past Week.
8uraly
sponsible for the course of prices of
Standard Oil Company were merci­
petroleum and Its products during Councilman Edgar Marvin will ar
the last 25 years. The Standard has range for the circulation of petitions and the bulldlng muBt be completed lessly scored. The Judge, in fact, de­
Haywood was given a great reception consistently used its power to raise
Washington, Aug. 8.— There waa
to secure the vote next June.
Thb and ready for occupancy on or be- clared la his opinion that the offi­
cials o f the Standard OH Company
at Salt Lake.
the price o f oil during the last ten
meeting
was
well
attended
and
tbe
lore
February
1
of
next
year,
maob
Jubilation on the part of naval
who were responsible for the prac­
years, not only absolutely but also
Governor Hanley declares that Indi­ relatively to the cost of crude oil.
promise of support from Joseph was
tices of which the corporation Was officers today over the specific and un­
ana is solid for Fairbanks.
found guilty, were no better than qualified announcement at Oyater Hay
Land Salas Drop.
The Standard has claimed that It officially announced.
France has lnvitsd Spain to Join in has reduced the price of oil; that It
The county seat Is now at Enter-
Salem— The total amount o f col- counterfeiter* and thtevee. his exact that tbe battleships qf the Atlantic fleet
has been a benefit to the consumer;,
. _ n-h j loantisfaction has
ior Und
the sale
of school
tide language being:
an expedition against Morocco.
haa l«ctlons
and gwamp
lnterBBt
on certlfl.
” We may as well look at this sit­ will be aetit to tbe Pacific. Until this
and that only a great combination prise and much dissatisfaction
John Bains proposes n British pare like the Standard could have fur been manifest for the past year.
uation squarely. The men who thus statement was made by authority of
The cates, etc., in the 8tate
Land De­
food law to fight American packers.
nished oil at the prices that have county owns no public buildings and partment for the month of July, as deliberately violated this law wound President Bocsevelt there waa a grow­
prevailed
is nractlcally in the position of a new shown by the statement Issued h society more deeply than does he ing feeling on tbe part of naval offieera
Each one of these claims,” says
Tha vot- to be taken next c,erk &• °- Brown,.of the State Land who counterfeits the coin or steals that these vessel* would not be sent
raid on Boston Chinese, killing IMRe* commissioner Smith, ‘is disproved
y‘
..,T7
.1
Board, waa $47.785.37. which Is a letters from the mall. T h e nominal
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June will decide the location of t h j ; considerable falling off from the defendant Is the Standard Oil Com­ around Gape Horn.
Union Pacific w ill encourage coal by this report.
One of the moot substantial officers
The increase In annual profits of county seat definitely, and every ef- volume of busineaa conducted last pany of Indiana, a mllllon-dollar cor­
mining by independent oompaniea now
of
tbe navy believes that tbe sending of
poration.
The
Standard
Oil
Company
the
Standard
Oil
Company
tgpm
fort possible will be put forth oh month, when the receipts reached a
that it has lost much of its coal land.
1896 to 1904 waa over $27,000,000.
.
¡total of over $100,000. This latter, of New Jersey, whose capital is these battleships to tbe California coast
Irrigation work in California, Ari- The report says:
eaen siae.
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however, was due to the transactions $100,000,000, is the real defendent. will cause so much irritation that war
“ The total dividends received by
i m and Nevada will be cat from $15,-
The aspiration* of Wallowa ha*« incident to the cancellation and re­ This Is for the reason that, If a body between tbe United States and Japan
000,000 last year to $800,000 this year. the Standard from 1882 to 1906 long been growing and have at purchasing of certificates resulting of men organise a large corporation will be the result. They are already
under the laws o f one state for the figuring on promotions, as history has
were $551,922,124, thus averaging
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...
.
. . . .__ were
length taken form. The struggle trom the land fraud investigation,
The Alabama eecretary of state has 24.15 per cent a year. The dividends
purpose of carrying on business shown that advancement in tbe naval
was provoked by the action of real-
declared the franchise of the Southern however, were much less than the
throughout the United States and for
dents of Enterprise a week ago in
Railroad Not to Slama.
rail read forfeited for breaking state total earnings.
the accomplishment of that purpose servkw is much more rapid during war
It ia substantially attempting to get the county court
Salem— According to the reply of absorb the stock of other corpora­ than in peace.
certain that the entire net earnings to build a courthouse. Their offer
laws.
Superintendent L. R. Fields, lnclos- tions, such corporation* to absorbed
A ll naval offioera are forbidden to
of the Standard from 1882 to 19
Four American school teachers who were at least $790,000,000 and pos- waa a alts and $5,000 cash bonus ing a statement from 8tatlon Agent have thenceforth bnt a nominal discuss international questions fer pub­
for a $25,000 courthouse. T h e |Wim am Merriman, of Portland, an- existence. They cannot initiate or lication, but privately they do not hesi­
have just turned from the Philippines I g"lb]y much“ more
via Asia and Eurcpe eey wherever they I “ These enormous profits have county court tabled the proposal In- Bwering the complaint o f J. A. Mc- execute any Inherent bnstneea policy, tate to declare that they believe that aa
Mopped, in India or other British pos-; been based on an investment worth deftnltely, pending the action ad the D on »]^ o£ McMinnville, who repre­ their elimination in thin respect be­ soon as ths Alton tic fleet starts on ito
voters at the next election. The sented to the Railroad Commission ing
consideration for their tarn voyage to the Pacific the Japanese
strength o f the two to w n Is almost that ho was unable to get a carload Ing a prime
la making sketahes of fortifications and. not more than $75,000,000.”
absorption.' So, When a fte r this pro-
wm ^
one of its leets
evenly divided with a large element o£ u n d shipped from Portland to Me­
harbors.
I The report o f Commissioner Smith in the county as yet very uncertain, j m Innvllie, the blame for the non-ar­ cess bas taken place, a crime is com­ to the coesi of California or to the At-
mitted in the name of *uph smaller
„ ___I shows that the Standard Oil
Com-
-
rival o f the car was due to the Cen- corporation, the late telll ttot consid­ lantic coar*L
Corean soldiers revolted agatiatj
i8 re8pon8jbie for petroleum
They declare that the presence of the
disbandment and fought Japanese In prices for the past quarter o f a cen­
Rallroad Laborers Scarce.
jtral Sand Company, o f Portland, er that the latter corporation 1* the
Seoul, but were quelled.
Huntington— Work on the North-! ^ o failed to load the car delivered real offender. And where the only battleships of Admiral Evans on tbe
tury because this company has con­
Choate has made a powerful trolled the industry. The report west Railroad Is progressing slowly them for the sand, which at last re­ possible motive of the crime is the Pacific w ill canoe tbe people in that
speech for a permanent arbitration shows the price history of oil pro­ owing to the scarcity of men. who Forts, waa standing empty on the enhancement of dividends and the part of the country to become more
only punishment authorised Is a fine, tx>ld in their attacks on the Japanese.
ducts since 1866, or practically since prefer to work in the harvest fields, siding,
court at The Hague.
great caution must be exercised lest This, they say, will cause irritation,
the beginning of the industry. This greatly to the inconvenience o f the
France, Spain and Italy are to gives an opportunity to compare the railroad contractors,
Fund for Maintenance Only.
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W ork will be­
the fixing o f a small amount encour­ which they fear will lead to serious
send an army to Morocco to pot down course of prices during the earlier gin next week o f laying rans sind , 8alem — Attorney-General H Crew-
age the defendant to further viola­ cb resequences.
H
the uprising.
competitive period with the course putting in culverts o f iron pipes In ford has. given an opinion to the tions by esteeming the penalty to be
Roosevelt will positively not allow of prices during the later monopolla- the large gulches leading from the state Board of Normal School Re- in the nature of a license.
ADO NEW TR A IN . — —
“ The défendant argues that to
hlmself to be renominated fo r an­ tic period. It also shows that prices mountain sides. This mean* S greiU gents that the appropriation for nor-
would have been lower during this saving df time and money to the con- mala could only be expended for hold it tor 1,462 offenses would be a
other term but will support Taft.
tractors, who'now have to haul their maintenance and repairs, and no part violation of the constitutional pro­ Southem Pacific Will Inaugurate New
The Oklahoma Republican conven­ later period under normal competi­ supplies 40 and 60 miles by wagon.
of the money could be utilised for hibition against the imposition of
tive
conditions
and
in
the
absence
of
Expraa* Service.
tion has nominated Frank Frants for
the construction of new buildings. exeeesive fines ,and It Is urged that
any such overshadowing combination
governor.
Portland,
Aug. 8.— Harriman offi­
congress
could
never
have
Intended
Thl*
1*
for
the
especial
benefit
of
as has actually existed.
More Excuse for Increase.
to
confer
upon
the
court
such
power.
cials,
both
in
Portland and San Fran­
John Sharp Williams has defeated
President
Mulkey,
of
the
Ashland
These prices show directly the e f­
Pendleton— W ill Moore, manager
.
It Is the view of the court that for cisco, are seriously considering placing
Governor Vardeman for the Demo­ fect that the existence of this com­
the law to take from one of its cor­ a special mall and express train on tbe
cratic nomination for senator from bination haa had upon the consumer
" Ä Ä d iw
Mississippi.
and also the results that have ac­ I d i '. r . b o ; » charge.:
Th. w.r»- c.mmod . l. th. growth hod d.m .od. porate creatures as a penalty for the Portland-San Francisco run. It is ex-
commission of a dividend-producing
ted that a decision will be reached
Congressman Jenkins opposes the crued to the combination Itself by house charges, even with the 50 per °* that Institution,
crime less than one-third of its net
way
of
profits.
Just
conclusion
can
a few days. Railroad officials are
cent advance, will still be so moder-
state rights doctrine and predicts
revenues accrued during the period
thus be drawn of the way the Stand­ ate as to afford the grain brokers
Wind Shakes Prune Trees.
civil war if it is enforced.
inclined to think the additional set vies
of
violation
falls
far
short
of
the
im­
ard Oil has used its great industrial but little hope of getting in the same
Albany— The strange wind storm position of an excessive fine, and la assured, altbough'the train will have
Haywood will tour the West and power.
financial class with the farmers. A »- which swept this part o f the state surely to do this would not be the to be officially ordered by General Man­
address all onions of the miners’
cording to the statement of Mr. last night played the strange freak exercise of as much real power as ia ager Calvin bom tbe San Francisco
federation.
SECOND HEARING BEGUN.
Moor«, the advance in the charges of relieving prune-growers of the employed when a sentence is - im­ office.
will mean Just three-fourths of • necessity o f shaking their trees to posed taking from a human being
Darrow and Richardson, attorneys
The proposed new train will be re­
thin ont the yield. Many bushels of one day of his liberty.
in the defense o f Haywood, cannot Federal Courts Continue Investigation cent a bushel to the farmers.
served
exclusively for handling mail
prunes were shaken off the trees by
agree and one or the other will with­
“ It Is the judgment and Sentence and express, and is being considered aa
o f Standard.
the
wind
and
the
growers
are
thus
draw before the Pettlbone and Moyer
Tramps Infest LaGrand«.
of the court that the defendant, thb
saved considerable labor and ex- Standard OH Company, pay a fine of an expedient for relieving existing con­
Chicago, Aug. 6.— The prepara­
are called.
gested conditions, which, it ie said, are
tions for the second federal investi­
$29,240,000.”
A strike has been averted In the
gations
of
the
relations
between
the
Under the «even indictments still responsible largely for the unsatisfac­
Northern Pacific shops at SL Paul.
Standard Oil Company of Indiana committed. Nineteen tramps werm
pending against the Standard rOH tory passenger service on this branch
8 *
» pr une«
A wreck on the Illinois Central and the Chicago ft Alton Railroad, run out a couple o f days ago. among
than the growers would have Company, an additional fine amount­ of tbe Southern Pacific. This special
near Milan, Tenn., resulted In four ordered by Judge Landis o f the whom was C. J. Dent, locally known
ing to $88,440,000 may be levied will carry no passengers. J
United States District Court on Sat­ as “ the Portland Prince.”
deaths.
8200 an Acre fo r Farm.
The express business on this line hao
against the company,
He h^s
increased to an extent that it is impos­
Oregon City— Forty thousand dol­
The Georgia legislature has passed urday, will begin tomorrow. The call often been In the city Jail and boast*
How
to
Make
Public
Pay.
and th e governor w ill sign a prohi­ for the special grand jury will be of having "done up” a Portland of*- lars has been paid for the Oswego
sible to handle it with tbe facilities
Issued and United States District At­
How the Standard OH Company
farm of Albert W alling and Presley
bition law.
that are now provided in tbe passenger
torney Sima will go over all the evi­ fleer. -
can
exact
payment
from
the
public:
Jarrisch. The place is practically
trains and at the same time mak*
The mayor and prominent cltlsens dence presented at the recent trial
Fine
Imposed
by
Judge
Landis.
$29,-
all under cultivation and embraces
o f a Mexican town have been arrest­ of the Standard Oil Company, which
240,000; attorneys’ tees (estimated) aohedule time with these trains. By
s ' for smuggling.
resulted In conviction and a fine of
$260,000; total fine and costs $31,- combining both the express and mail
$29,240,000,
and
will
select
the
wit­
500,000. Present price
(average business and handling U with a special
ors
under
Chief
Engineer
Journey
®f
¿e
2^
^
r
K
M
t
nHce
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J
S
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t
e
r
The earnings of the steel trust for
It de­
grade) kerosene per gallog, 12 train, the railroad official* figure that
the quarter ending June 30 reached nesses to be subpoenaed.
veloped that the reason for haste In
cents. Proposed price, same, 13 *t will beposaible to operate its pesseo-
oter $45,000,000.
this investigation is that the statute road survey to Lakeview. The en­
cents. Gallons refined kerosene to ger trains on schednle time, since it ia
PORTLAND
M
ARKET8.
Nebraska railroads say asset
of limitations is running against the gineers say the purpose o f the sur­
one barrel crude petroleum, 15. the discharging and receiving of ex­
menu on their property is higher government, and because of It the vey is to determine a route from this
Number gallons to be sold at in­ press that invariably dcUys trains.
than on farm lands.
Chicago ft Alton will escape re-ln- city into Lake county. The men are
Wheat— Club, 80c; bluestem, 82c; crease of I cent per gallon over pres­
ent quotations to reimburse Standard
Mrs. Thaw has been reported as dictment on between 80 and 100 in the employ of the Southern Paci­ valley, 80c; red, 78c
Eight Injured in Elevator.
barrels
Oats—No. 1 white, $26;
gray, OH, 3,150,000. Number
' preparing to go on ths stage, but ahe counts of the 1,462 on which the fic Company.
Cincinnati, Aug. 3.— A peculiar
Standard
Oil
Company
was
con­
crude
petroleum,
210,000,000.
In­
emphatically denies it. H
nominal.
accident on an elevator in the
victed.
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Clackamas Form Brings 810,000
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Barley— ____
Feed, _ $21.50@22 per ton; crease in dollars, $31,500,000. Cap-1 Power building, at Eighth and Syca­
Ths cornerstone of the Carnegie
This statute of limitations bars
ital
stock
Standard
OH
Company
of
Oregon City— Robert J. Brown,
nominal; rolled, $23.500
peace palace was laid at Ths Hague prosecution on offenses committed one
New Jersey, $100,000,000. Capital more streets, last evening, seriously
of the potato king* o f New Era, ex an
with great ceremonies.
more than three years before indict­
stock
Standard OH Company of In­ injured eight persons.. The car waa
bas sold his 270-acre farm l b miles| rv,JL Whole $28* cracked 329 oer
cracxea, fzu per diana. $1,000,000. Wealth of John running by electricity and a broken
Two more women have been killed ment. Many o f the shipments on east of New Era, to G. E. Pottrats,» t»r n — wnoie,
connection in a switchboard extin­
In New Tork and their bodies muti­ which the Standard Oil Company of Marion county, for $16,000, o r ,
» „ , t17/a D. Rockefeller in excess o f $1,000,-
was convicted of accepting rebate* nearly |60 per acre, and the P«r-| B^y— VaU<^ ttmothy,, No. 1, $17# 000,000. (Exact figures not known guished the lights and took from tha
lated. The d ig is greatly excited.
occurred between September, 1903, chaser has token immediate posses-. 18 per Ion; Eastern Oregon timothy, to himself.) Rockefeller’s interest In operator the power to control the
An Insane man has been captured and August, 1904. When the grand slon. Mr. Brown will remain In $2102.3; clover, $9; cheat, $9010; Standard Oil (27 2-5 per cent total car. As a result the crowd reached
near St. Charles, Ms., who has been jury convene* on August 14, a few
capitalisation), $27,400,000. Figures the bottom In safety, although in
Clackamas county and purchase a grain bay, $9010; alfalfa, $18014.
living wild for years and who saU days will suffice to present the evi­
based on one barrel crude petroleum darkness, and then, by a sudden re­
smaller
farm.
|
Batter—
Fancy
creamery,
27K08OC
grass like an animal.
producing 36 per*cent kerosene and ¡newal of power, the elevator went to
dence against the Alton.
—
per pound.
by-products,
paraffin,
lubricating the top of the shaft so rapidly that
The Jury will consider Infractions
The San Francisco A Portland
Trains to Wallows Soon.
Pool try— Average old hens, 12%
the balancing weights were thrown
of
the
Elkins
Law
occurring
from
oils,
etc.
Steamship Company haa given 77 as
Elgin— It Is conservatively estl- 18c per pound; mixed chickens, 12^0;
off sad In falling struck several pas­
the correct number of lives lost in August, 1904, until March, 1905.
mated py engineers who have been spring chickens, 1601fio; old roosters,
sengers.
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the wrecking of the Columbia.
Sultan’s Army Vanquished.
over the grade that trains will be 809c; dressed chickens, 16017c; tur-
Transport Branks Down.
Tangier, Aug. 5.— Reports from
A revolt a few miles from San­
running from Elgin to Wallowa over I keys, live, 12019c; tnikeya, dreseed,
Firas~Rags in Foothills.
San Francisco, Aug. 6— The trans­
tiago, Cuba, was quickly put down.
the Wallowa extension of the O. R. choice, nominal; geese, live, 8011c; Tetuan say that mountain tribqgmen
Visalia,
Cal., Aug. 8.— A disas­
port Warren, which left Saturday ft N. in 60 days. The grade is prac- dookBt 8<ai4c,
last night attacked and vanquished
Two jurors say they believe Hay­
trous
firs
hka raged all day along
with
a
large
contingent
of
troops
and
the
government
forces
under
General
tically completed
tteW O Tk o tj E g ^ _ French ranch, candled. 220
wood la guilty but yielded to the ma­
Bagdadl, the chief of the Sultan’s the foothills ten miles east of this
passengers, was compelled by a laying the track Is being rushed with ' „
^
jority.
city. The territory devastated will
breakdown o f machinery to put back all possible speed.
Finite—Cherries, 8 0 1 2 * c a pound; army, who Is conducting the opera­ probably amount to 76 or 100 >
Governor Folk has removed a She had hardly got outside the bay
tions against the .bandit Ralsult. Sev­
apples, $1-6002.26 per box; Spitsen- eral Calds are among the killed. square miles. The entire population
Kansas City police commissioner to when the officers in the engine-room
Short Crop About Lebanon.
bergs, $3.60 per box; cantaloupes, General Bagdadl had his leg broken. is fighting the fire and reports re­
stop grafting.
noticed that her machinery was not
Lebanon— The first threshers in $2.6003.60 per crate; peaches, 6Oc0 There fs no truth In the report that ceived are very meager. From here
working
as
it
ought.
Chief
Engineer
Great Britain and Germany have
Linn county started up a few days
the flames could be seen late at
agreed on an international prise Donnelly, o f the Army Transport De­ ago on this year’s crop o f grain. The $1.26 per crate; raspberries, $1.260 a bank at Casa Blanca had been pil­ night, climbing the low-lying hills,
partment,
made
an
exhaustive
ex­
blackberries, 607c laged, and the story that the ser­
court at The Hague. „
yield will not be up to the average. 1.60 per crate;
amination o f the Warren’s machin­
per pound; loganberries, $1 per crate; vants of the British consular agent apparently still beyond control. A
Heney la confident o f convicting ery anft Is in hopes that new con­ The hay crop In Linn county is also apricots, $1.6002 per crate.
at Elksar had been murdered is dis­ number o f barns and outbuildings
short this year and the prevailing
have been consumed, as well as
Glass on the second trial and will not denser tubes can be installed by
Vegetables—Turnips, $1.76 per sack; credited.
price for good hay Is higher than
many stacks of hay and grain, be­
Tuesday.
depend upon Zimmer at all.
carrots, $2 per sack; beets, $2 per
for years.
sides thousands of acres of wild feed.
Virginia
Road«
Give
It
Up.
Demonstrations are being held in
sack; asparagus, 10c per pound; beans,
England Gobbles Island.
Richmond, Va., Aug. 6.— Shortly
many places in Haywood’s honor and
806c per pound; cabbage, 2%c per
Bids fo r New Mali Route.
Heinxe Buys Mine and Smelter.
Port Arthur, Ont., Aug. 6.— Cap-
already there is U lk o f running him
Baker City— Postmaster Lachner pound; celery, $1.26 per doten; oom, before midnight the state officials re­
Basin, Mont., Aug. 3.— Repre­
ceived
a
telegram
from
the
attorney
fo r president.
tain S. C. Young returned from Isle bas reCelved orders from Washlng- 28036c per dosen; cucumbers. 6Oc0$l
Royale in Lake Superior, where he ton lnstrnctlng him to advertise for per b"x; lettuce, head, 28c per dosen; of the Virginia railroads to the effect senting F. Augustus Hetnse, W. A.
A crazy man wrecked a Great
that the 2-cent rate would be put Kidney purchased at sheriff’s sale
was successful In planting the Brit­
Northern passenger train near Harve, ish flag, meeting with no opposition. bids for a stage line to operate from onions, 16020c per dosen; peas, 406c Into effect on or before October 1, on here the property of the Basin Bay
Baker City to Unity and Hereford, per pound; radishes, 20c per dosen; condition that the mattdr should be Statte Mining Company, Including
Mont., because the Almighty told him
When asked why he had made bis
to do it. One man was killed and expedition, he said it was for the on Burnt River, a distance o f about tomatoes, $101.26 per crate.
taken to the courts for a final deci­ the famous Katie mine, his mllllon-
40 miles. ,
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dollar concentrator, a smelter, va­
several injured.
Pots toes— New, 1%®2 c per pound, sion as to Its legality.
purpose of opening correspondence
rious
other mining claims and placer,
Veal—
Dreened,
per
pound.
The
statement
given
out
by
the
The Royal Insurance Company has between Ottawa and Washington,
locations
along the Boulder River
Heavy
Hey
and
Grain
Yields.
railroads
Is
that
they
have
deter­
Beef—
Dressed
bulls,
8
jf0
4
o
per
saved the aaseU o f the German In­ which would show that great injus­
$392,164.71. This was tbe
La Grande— The Amalgamated pound; cows, 80fl)$c; oountry steers, mined to give In to the people and for
tice
had
been
done
Canada
by
the
surance Company from lawyers for
smelter used by Mr. Heinse under
Sugar Company has began harvest­
to end the conflict.________
San Francisco people by buying the agreement which gave Isle Royale to ing the hay and grain on its differ­
leese after the d«structlow of his
the United States.
8>Mutton— Dressed, fancy, S09o per
defunct company.
Butte plant by fire.
Col- Ontgn Hie Last Work.
ent farms. They have 225 men and
i.m
.....
.
‘ »be,
75 teams at work. The erop yields
•prin*
Ito plans to disband tbs Corean
New York, Aug. 8.-—Through a
John O. Is Not Werried
Bind M cOe« Over for Perjury.
are
heavy.
army.
letter from President Roosevelt,
Cleveland, O., Aug. 6.— John D.
Boise, Idaho, Aug. S.— Dr. I. L.
made public. It was learned that
Rockefeller
gives
no
Indication
in
Hope—0 0 7 )$ « per pound, aeoording Augustus St. Gaudens, tbe famous McGee, of Wallace was bound over
Thera is a great famine o f teach­
Dates for Clacks mas Fair.
ers doe to the strike against state lubllc at least, that the decision of
to quality.
American sculptor, who died, had de­ by Probate Judge Leonard Thurs­
Oregon CRy— The first county fair
ndgw Landis, fining the Standard
examination.
Wool— Eastern Oregon, average best, signed the new gold coins which are day to answer the charge of per­
Oil Company the limit, affected him to be held In Clackamas county will
16022e per pound, according to shrink­ now being completed. This design jury lodged against him because of
A Chicago mob tried te k ill the in the «tightest. As far as appear­ take plaee at Gladstone Park Wed­
age;
valley, 20029s, awarding to fine*- 1« probably (he last completed work certs In testimony given by him la
nesday,
Thursday
and
Friday,
Octo­
assailant o f a girl but worm prevented ances go, the magnate has not given
the Haywood trlaL
tkat left the bands of the sculptor.
ber 9, 10 and 11.
the matter a thought.
by the police.
r.n .i
Ü 2 M in a n t il Fleet to
: Hay Bring far.
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