Newberg graphic., August 15, 1907, Image 6

NEWBERG GRAPHIC
KEY8 8ILENT AT OHIOAGO.
IEAD.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
STRIKEI3SPREADING
Operators Refuse to Work With Non­
If Operators' Demands Are Refused
union Man at Lea Angelas.
K.N.
General Strike WIN Follow.
Chicago, Aug. 9.— The telegraph
Chicago, Aug. 11.— The strike of
NEtnOOtG..
operators who era employed by the
the union commercial telegraph op­
Western Union Telegraph Company
erators will be universal throughout
FIRE BENEFITS CITY.
|
Estimate 140,00a Bales.
in Chicago went on strike tonight at
the United States and Canada within
——
Salem— Estimates from tbe most
12 o'clock. The trouble was pre^pl-
>4 hours, according to National Sec­
retary Russell, o f the telegraphers' Eugene to Hava Better Buildings and conservative dealers of this district, tated by the Los A n g e l« strike,
Cement Walks.
who have made a tour o f the hop-
organisation. This statement was
which waa started two daya ago.
made by Mr. Russell after he had
Eugene— Aside from tbe loss of shook 1 «row ing territory and observed yard
Tonight the local executive board
been informed of the action taken
o f the Commercial Telegrapher«’
by the men in New York, who, at a and furniture suffered in the fire of A n -!condU,OM c,OM,Jr* *>*»«• the
140;' Union met and discussed the remov­
meeting there today, decided to hold »gust 6, the general result has boon and C™P * ° f 1,07 at not
a walkout in abeyance until the lat­ w ill be very beneficial to the property 000 bales, as compared to approxi­ ing o f the men who refused to work Most of Largs Offices of West Are
mately 150,000 for the season of
o f tho L m * Impartant but ter part of the week.
Now Idls ond Balanco Await
"This strike movement, said Mr. holders along Willamette street, and 1900, and this estimate may be re with the non-union operators em­
Not L m i b l w è f Evwita ,
ployed
in
Los
A
n
g
e
l«.
When
the
to
the
oily.
The
council
haa
definitely
Russell,
"haa
coma
to
a
point
where
Ordor to Walk Out.
of tho P u t W u k .
duced fully one-third more by rea men were notified of this step all
there can be no backing down. The decided to extend the fire lim it« and It
son of failure to secure picking operators employed in the overland
telegraphers have been trodden on
division o f the local office refused to
long enough by the companies, and i« likely that all future buildings put money
The crop seems to be coming on work any longer with the non-union
Germany ia equipping a complete now that we have the opportunity up on North Willamette street will be
A ll operators of both companies
very unevenly, and all yarda, gen men. When this action was taken, at Chicago strike.
balloon oorpa for her regular army.
we are going to use all our strength of brick or atone.
erally speaking, are more or li
Almost every operator out at Kan­
Night Chief Harry Price ordered all
The French minister of war waa in­ to enforce our demands. For several
J a m « Sanford, who lost about half spotted, while tbe number of missing who refused to work to leave the of­ sas City, Denver, Salt Lake, New Or­
weeks President Small and myself
sulted and then assaulted by an insane have been holding the tqjegraphers the buildings destroyed by the recent hills In moat yards Is remarkable fice. He then "went into other divi­ leans, Topeka, Dallas, Fort Worth,
workman.
back, and have been advlstng concil­ fire, will erects modem brick on hia Many fields are well advanced and sions and requested the men to go Helena.
the hurra are fully developed. Theee
Operators at St. Louis, St. Paul.
Steamers of rival companies are rac­ iation; but they have taken matters property, the work 'to oommene« this give promise of an abundant yield, into the overland division. In every
ing from 8eattle to Alaska to get 825,- in their own hands and we are going fall. A brick building will be put up with corresponding high quality, com be waa met with a refusal, un­ Omaha, Portland and Indianapolis
await orders from President Small
til over 70 men were sent home.
to stand by them. No union man will on the Betman property and the bal-
000 worth of business.
on the other hand, in the ma
The grievance committee of the before striking.
be allowed to work with anyone not anoe of the block is too valuable to be while
7 m
7
^
.
Z* * it iJi
Jority o f yards, the vines are still in union called on Mr. Price and noti­
New York operators, numbering
Sacramento is being completely cov­ belonging to our organisation, and Tu
allowed to lie idle
blossom, with a very small percent­ fied him that unless every man was 3,000, meet Sunfiay to decide on ac­
ered with electric lights and displays this means that tomorrow morning,
Cement sidewalks are being pat in
reinstated by midnight every union tion.
when the bualneu o f the week be­ along Willamette street, with one or age of burrs well set.
for the irrigation congress.
Operators accuse Western Union
man in the office would be called
gins, the strike will become univer­
A member of the New York Black sal. W e cannot go half way in this two exceptions, as far as the depot, and
90 Per Cent Decrsai
out. This was refused and promptly o f violating agreement for settle­
Hand society has given the police all matter now. The strike has been every foot of sidewalk in the front of
Hillsboro— The hop crop of Wash­ at midnight, by a prearrangement, a ment of San Francisco strike. They
the details of hia initiation.
precipitated by the men themselves, the fire line has been taken up to give ington county this season bids fair to whistle was blown and every opera­ demand 26 per oent increase in sal­
place to oement walks. The eonncil
ary- eight hour day for day work,
One of the Korean delegates to The without the sanction of the national w ill likely order all the board walks be 20 per cent less than last year’i tor employed in the main office, with seven and one-halt hours for night
the exception o f six wire loop chiefs,
officers, but we are now working In
Hague has been sentenced to death and unison and anything that the offi­ supplanted_by oement.
product.
This shortage Is due to including Mr. Price and hia .two as­ work and recognition of union.
the other two to life imprisonment.
Both companies declare purpose
lack of cultivation owing to bad sistants, left their keys and with a
cials of the various unions through­
weather at a time when yarda should round o f cheers filed out of the o f­ to fight to a finish and deny there is
It is reported that there will be out the country have done in calling
Hep Outlook Good.
fice. The men employed by the com­ grievance.
strong opposition in congress to the strikes meets with our hearty co­
Woodburn—
There will be a larger have had care; to lice and lack of pany at the various morning news­
President Small of union sayn
operation.”
sending of a fleet of warships to the
This announcement was made by hop yield In this section this- season spraying; to the low prices prevail­ papers had bran notified of tbe con­ companies have, violated agreement
Pacific. -
,
templated strike and they also quit and promises sensational expoeu r«.
Mr. Russell at a mass meeting of the than In any previous year and the ing, and to the fact that there
work.
A United States marshal recently re­ striking telegraphers held in Brand’s
some
blight
In
many
yards
that
last
quality will be mostly choice. The
The local officials of the union to­
turned from Alaska says rich pay dirt hall Sunday afternoon. The h&ll
season were free from fault.
Chicago, Aug. 10.— Following the
Last year’s Washington county night stated that the day operators lead of the telegraph operators em­
Is being found on the third beach at a seated 1,500 persona, and do great lice have practically disappeared and
was the demand for accommodations all but a few old yards that have product went about 8,000 bales, and employed by the company, most of
depth of from 60 to 100 feet.
that several hundred of the striking been given no attention are making it is estimated that this season the whom belong to the union, would re­ ployed by the Western Union T ele-
Boilermakers on the Southern Pacific operators were unable to gain admit­ a fine showing.
Some of the o ld !outPut will be slightly over 9,000 fuse to go to work in the morning. graph Company in Chicago, the tele­
tance to the building and remained yards are looking better than for | bales. In many districts the lice This will include all branch offleu graphers in nine other citim through­
lines are on strike.
on the streets in the vicinity until
throughout the city.
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put the United States quit work yes­
Kegrces in Cnba have organised an Bonfb of the early arrivals hfcd left the past fiye years.- The .new yards have been prolific and, aa spraying
show up well and will make an ex- is expensive, many yards were not
terday. The 600 men employed by
independent party for their own benefit. the hall.
cellent record this year.'A party who given any spraying whataver. So
FANATICS WAGE HOLY WAR.
the
Postal in Chicago, who belong to
The Order of Railway Telegraph­ has made a thorough inspection of far as can be learned the quality of
Ten jurors£have now been secured in
the same local o f the Commercial
the Halsey bribery case at San Fran­ ers was represented at the meeting the yards of this vicinity was in the hops is up to the standard, this
by National Secretary Quick. Mr. city yesterday and reports the out­ county generally leading the state in Ptative Tribes o f Morocco Bent on Telegraphers’ Union as the W « t e r n
cisco.
Quick informed the strikers that his look very bright, corroborating tjie this regard,
Extermination of Foreigners.
Union operators, and who declare
Several persons were killed and much organization waa at their disposal, opinion of others aa to large yield
that their working conditions with
London,
Aug.
9.—
The
horrors
of
property destroyed by tornadoes in both morally and financially. "W e and good quality.
Lane County Keeps Up.
the looting of Casa Blanca bv native the company are unsatisfactory, took
have 91,000,000 in our own treas­
Iowa and Minnesota.
Eugene— The hop yield In Lane tribesmen are becoming known and advantage of the situation and quit
ury,’’ said he, "and it ia at your dis­
county this year will approximate their recital Is Inflaming the minds at 6 o’clock.
Bears driven from cover by forest posal. Your fight la ours, and we
State Printer Is Busy.
the crop o f last season. If It ia all of the natives against all Europeans.
With the walkout o f the Postal
fires terrorised the town of Standiah, will stand with you until the end.”
Salem— Secretary of State Benson harvested.
The prospective low The situation in vartons coaat towns em p lo y«, Chicago last night was left
Michigan, for several hours.
Before the mass meeting the 320 haa completed the Indexes to the prices for hops gnd present high
is worse. The natives are excited. A with about 35 operators endeavoring
union
telegraphers employed by com­
Peary starts for the .North pole and
holy
war ia being prrached at Rabat. to transmit the b u sln e« of both tele­
House
and
Senate
Journals
o
f
the
1
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!
or.
1
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Influence
a
few
panies using leased wires was held.
Anti-foreign sentiment is growing graph companies, where, under nor­
his wife and children take up tbeir A t this gathering brokers, news laat session o f the Legislature e n d 1 to neglect the harvest, and there
a result of the actlvltira of fanat­ mal conditions, fully 1,500 men are
residence on Eagle island, off the ooast agencies .and commercial organisa­ handed them to the State Printer for have been three good but small
yards dug up this year, but the quan ical agitators. There is fear of a gen­ necessary to do the work.
of Maine, to await his return.
tions, including the big packing­ printing. Printer Duniway says he tity o f hops will not be materially
The other Western Union offices
eral outbreak. A number of Euro­
in
thp
Emil J. Zimmer, of the Pacific States houses, were represented. A resolu­ will have the journals printed, changed. The long, dry, cool weather pean families are preparing to flee which became involved
Telephone company, pleads not guilty tion was adopted declaring that this bound and ready for distribution haa been Ideal for hopgrowing, and from Tangier. The Angers tribes­ trouble together, together with the
class o f labor was underpaid and that
the quality at this time is above the men in the immediate vicinity of number of men who quit work, are:
to the charge of contempt of court in
the various firms would be asked to about the middle o f this month.
Tangier are restless and may break Salt Lake City, 36; Helena, 40; Kan-
The Journals for the session of average.
refusing to testify against Louis Glass. sign a wage schedule and also to
m City, 330r Dallas, 106; Fort
out soon. The Moorish authorities
1905
were
not
ready
for
distribution
A temporary injunction baa been employ none but union telegraphers. until about the middle of January of
Hops Early In Dallas.
have practically no control over the Worth, 40; Colorado Springs, 10„
It
was
decided
to
let
the
private-
granted by the Federal court restrain­
and Denver, 83.
Dallas— Hops in the Dallas district situation.
the following year and the prepara­
In New Orleans the men employed
ing the labor unions from boycotting wire men prepare and present their, tion of the Indexes for the journals promise an early crop. Vermin have
There are many complaints among
the telephone oompany in Helena, own schedules to their employers. in the office of Secretary of State this ! »PPeared In nearly all of the yards tbe Europeans that France acted in­ by the Postal Telegraph Company
The broker-men will present their
but are being held in check by the advisedly at Casa Blanca in bom­ left their keys to enforce demands
Montana, where a strike ia on.
schedule at 10 o’clock Monday morn­ year breaks the record.
hot weather and vigorous spraying. barding the town before protection, made on the company several weeks,
Four anarchists were wounded by ing. The broker-men w ill ask for m
Prospects o f low prices early in the could be arranged for the Jewe and ago.
the accidental explosion of a bomb an minimum o f 990 s week.
season caused many o f the growers Europeans there and elsewhere on
New Professor at Albany.
The men employed by the press as­
Lisbon.
Albany— Rev. Frank R. Zugg, of to cultivate lightly In order to rave the coast and in the Interior.
France May Have to Stay.
sociations presented their request at
expense, and as a consequence the
The news from Casa Blanca as to
Paris, Ang. 10.— In spite o f the-
Ambassador Rosen, from Russia, 7:30 o’clock Sunday night, and the Charleston, Ind., has been chosen for crop will be light. No trouble is an­
revels in American humor and reads employers will be given 24 hours to the ch«Jr o f History, Sociology and ticipated in securing pickers for the the situation there today unites in firm Intention of the F*rench govern­
showing that the bombardment waa
comply with it. The schedule pre­ Economics In Albany College. He yards in this district as many have continued for longer than was first ment to keep within tbe terms o f the
every funny paper he can get.
Algeciraa convention in its dealings
sented calls for 935 s week for six jwill soon arrive in thia city to ar­
Eleven Chinese who had just been nights’ work, and 70 cents an hour range for the coming school year.. signified their intentions ofpicking. supposed and that the lack o f an with Morocco, the French press
adequate French force to afford pro­ clearly foresees that France, unless-
smuggled across the Rio Grande river overtime, eight hours to constitute a The new instructor Is a graduate of
tection resulted in an opportunity the situation rapidly im p ro v«, has
Picking Begins September
were captured at El Paso, Texas.
day’s work, with half an hour for Park College, Mo., and also o f the
for barbarous looting, rapine and entered upon a long and heavy task.
Aurora—
I
f
the
present
good
Theological
Seminary.
A Salvador warship fully armed and lunch. The operators employed by Princeton
pillage, with all the accompaniments The newspapers e x p r«s tbe opinion
weather
continues,
the
hop
crop
here
provisioned has sailed fr^m San Fran the news companies and newspapers W hile at Princeton Professor Zugg will be fully as large as last year, of murder and horror. Tjjie French that France, upon which the chief
In the day time will ask for 930 a did post-graduate work in Princeton
cisco and another will soon follow.
week and 60 cents an hour overtime, University. He has had several and the quality equally as good. The landing p a r t i« could not control the burden o f restoring security in tho
situation. Moorish authority van­
Many employes on the Panama canal eight hours to constitute a day’s years’ successful experience both in hops are burring out fine, tbe hot ished with the first French gunshot disturbed country will fall, may be
forced to occupy in turn all Moroc­
weather
having
killed
the
lice.
The
are getting married, because the gov work, and the regular lunch. These preaching and teaching.
can porta and then probably be com­
crop will probably be five or ten days and lawlessness reigned.
requests
were
presented
to
every
emment provides separate homes for
It is now reported, however, that pelled to undertake a punitive expe­
earlier than last year. Picking will
newsgathering organization in the
married men.
between
2,000 and 3,000 French and dition to Fez, after Vhich It won Id
Naw
Portland-Frlsco
Train.
begin
generally
September
1.
United States and Canada Sunday
Spanish marines and bluejacketa are be impossible to withdraw, as was
San Francisco— General Manager
A Chinese laundryman of Pottaville, evening, and 24 hours will be al­
ashore at Casa Blanca and that or­ the case with the British in Egypt.
Fa., has legally adopted a white boy, lowed for an answer. I f at tbe end E. E. Calvin issued orders today to
PORTLAND MARKETS.
der has been rmtored. The Euro­ As the British bombardment o f Alex­
put
express
train
service
on
all
lines
o
f
the
time
the
demands
have
not
with the consent of the boy’s mother
peans there are all safe. The loss of andria ensured the prestige of Great
out
of
San
Francisco
and
within
a
met with a favorable response, the
and grandmother.
- Wheat—Club, 80c; bloestem, 82c; life among the Moors r«u ltln g from Britain In Egypt, bo , It is argued, the
men will report to tbe union officials, week this will be installed to Port­
the bombardment appears to be French bombardment Of Casa Blancs,
Turkish treope are devastating Per­ and they say a strike will be ordered. land, to El Paso and to Los Angeles. valley, 80c; red, 78c.
much g r « t e r than waa first Indi­ will have a similar effect in Morocco.
Oats—
No.
1
white,
925;
There
is
a
train
already
In
operation
«
«
T
í
sian villages and killing and enslaving
In regard to the newspaper end of
cated.
An expedition to Fra, the newspapers
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nominal.
between
here
and
Ogden
that
has
the inhabitants.
Twelve girls were the controversy Secretary Russel is­
point out, would, like the British vic­
brought such good results that the) Barley— Feed, 821.60®22 per ton;
sued the following statement:
carried away from one village.
tory at Tel el Kebir complete th *
Two Warships for Salvador.
To all publishers. United States general manager has decided that the brewing, nominal; rolled, 928.60®
*
The United States ambassador to and Canada: The Commercial Tele­ service be extended. It Is expected the 24.60.
8an Francisco, Aug. 9.— Provi­ parallel.
Austria, Charles 8. Francis, and Er­ graphers’ Union does not desire In train will carry only express and
Corn— Whole, 928; cracked, 929 per sioned for three months with a large
nest Hamlin Abbott, of New York, any way whatever to hamper the mall, but may take some baggage
Monument to Vietor Hugo.
ton
supply o f ammunition and a cargo of
were entertained at luncheon l i j Presi newspapers o f the country. W e are
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $17@ quick-firing machine guns of the lat-
Brussels, Aug. 10.— A simple Dru-
fighting for our rights, however, and
dent Roosevelt.
Hope Bring Good Price
18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, « t and most deadly type, the Salva­ Idical stone is to be placed at Water­
believing that tbe telegraph opera­
Oregon
City—
Fifteen
cents
is
the
921023;
clover, 99; cheat, 99® 10; dor warship Areata was ready to rail loo in commemoration o f Victor
The American Tobacco company baa tors employed in this service are un­
last night. The other Salvador war­
ruling contract price‘ for hops and grain hay, 99010; alfalfa, 913®14.
declared on its common stock the regu derpaid, we have authorized our men three contracts have been filed in
Hugo. The sponsor o f the movement
Batter— Fancy creamery, 21% 080c ship, the President, is also in readi-
lar quarterly dividend of 2% per oent to present a schedule to their em­ the office o f County Recorder C. E.
is
Count Louis Cavans, who has di­
n
«
g
to
follow
the
Areata.
She
Is
-and an extra dividend of 7% per oent, ployers asking for what we consider Ramsby. The contractor is Ed. C. per pound.
provisioned for six months and is rected the activities for the pres er -
Poultry— Average old hens, 1 2 X 0 also said to be heavily armed. Both
their Herron and he gets from H. A. and
again* t 2X regular and 6 per cent ex­ reasonable recompense for
vation o f the souvenirs o f the g r « t
I f these demands are not Samuel W. Wolfqr, of Needy, 40 18c per pound; mixed chickens, 12 %o\ the P r«id e n t and Areata have been battle, and It Is he that has given the
tra at the last previous declaration. labors.
The dividend is payable September 2. met by the various news gathering- bales from a 10-acre tract; B. Merz, spring chickens, 15®16c; old roosters, painted a gray war color. They have ground upon which will be erected
809c; dressed chickens, 16®17c; tur
organizations within a specified time
Hall Caine is believed to be the the men will be ordered to quit of Macksburg, 5,000 pounds from a key», live, 12®15c; turkeys, dressed, been strengthened in the construc­ the simple monument. The Inscrip­
tion of additional armor
seven-acre
tract.
>
tion will be "T o Victor Hugo, Im­
richest novelist in the world.
work.
’
choice, nominal; gesae, live, 8 ® llc ;
mortal Bard of Waterloo.”
Th»
An explosion of firedamp in a Prus­
ducks,
8®
14c.
memorial
will
be
dedicated
toward
Texans
Amend
Constitution.
Oregon City Has Snakes
sian mine killed IS men and injured 11
Eggs— French ranch, candled, 22®
Austin, Texas, Ang. 9.— Early re­ the end of the year.
Oregop City— Rattlesnakes have
others.
Berlin, Aug. 12.— An American In­ appeared n this city. City Engineer 28c per dozen
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turn received from today’s special
Fruits— Cherries, 8® 12^0 a pound; election held throughout the state to
Pacific Coast lumbermen will fight vasion of Germany la anaovneed of W. A. White killed a email one on
Railroad Goes Behind.
constitutional
the proposed advance in lumber rates a somewhat remarkable character. A Madison street at the foot o f Falls a p p l«, 91-50®2.25 per box; Spitzen- para upon several
New York, Aug, 10.— The New
Q Miseiasipi valley points.
Brooklyn optician, Mr. R. A. Thomp­ View. The snake was a young one, bergs, 93.60 per box; cantaloupe«, amendments indicate that the amend­ York Central A Hudson River Rail­
One hundred unruly members of the son, Is opening a big optician’s es­ about two feet In length, and had 92.6003.60 per orate; peach«, 60c(f ment providing for a confederate road Company has not earned It »
women’s home, an agricultural bu­
Belfast, Ireland, police force have been tablishment ia Berlin for the sale of two rattles. A large snake was seen 91.26 per crate; raspberries, 91.26® reau, and for a road tax, will be car­ dividend for the six months ended
spectacles, glasses and other similar this week on the rocks on Jefferson 1.50 per crate;
blackberries,
6
®
7c
exiled and 150 more w ill follow.
wares, and he will only deal In street near the residence o f Ernest per pound; loganberries, 91 per crate; ried, while those providing for an in­ June 30, as shown by the company’s
A German princess who systematic­ American goods.
crease in the pay of members of the statement, issued
Issned today. The sum
P. Rands.
apricots, 91.50® 2 per crate.
legislature and for a state printing « r n e d and available for dividends.
ally stole silver plate from European
It is known by; statistics as also by
«fill
nankokl«
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Vegetables— Turnip«, 9106 per sack; plant will probably be defeated.
after all charges for the h a lf- y «r .
hotels has been exonerated on the mere observation that 10 per cent of
Fieh Trap« Removed.
carrots,
92
per
mck;
beet*,
92
per
German men are short sighted and
m
was 82,947,861, while the sum re­
ground of insanity.
Astoria—Tbe fleb traps at Point El- rack; asparagus, 10c per pound; be«ns,
quired for the half-year at t per cent
Remarkable Meteor.
Five hundred brakaaoen and a num­ spectacled. The trade is therefore lioe, which were oondemned recently 8®6o per pound; cabbage, 2Xc per
an enormous one and the local man­
El Paso, Aug. 9.— A remarkable is 95,358,960, or 92,411,592 more
ber of conductors on the Colorado ufacturers experts.
by the War department as being a pound; celery, 91.25 per dozen; corn,
meteor
was seen here at 4:16 this than waa earned.
Southern railroad have struck for an
menace to navigation, have been re­ 25®35c per dozen; cucumbers, 50c®91 morning and was visible slowly mov­
increase of 2 cents an hoar.
moved by the owners in accordance per box; lettuce, head, 25c per dozen; ing across the heavens from the
Columbia Lite Raft Picked* Up.
Walls o f Jericho Are Found.
Three-fifths of the output of the great
Berlin, Aug. 12.— The walls of with tbe orders of the United States onions, 16®20c per dosen; peas, 4®6c southwest skies to the northeast at 6
San Francisco, Aug. 10— A life raft
DeBeers diamond m in « in South Af­
engineers.
per pound; radish«, 20c per dosen; o'clock. It presented the appearance from the Uolumbla was picked up to­
Jericho, famous in the Old Testa­
rica is taken by American dealers and
of a comet about the size of a foot­ day at Half Moon Bay, 30 m i l « south
tom ato«, 910135 perorate.
ment, have been discovered by Pro­
prices are steadily rising.
P otato« New, IX ® 2 c per pound. ball with a tail apparently 50 feet o f the Golden Gate. On the raft were
Bee Their First Autos.
fessor Sellin, who has been excavat­
Veal— Dressed, 6 X ® 8 X c per pound. long, from which showers of meteors! found an oar and an undergarment
McKenzie Bridge— This place had its
Rota, the fighting leader cf the Pula- ing on the site of the ancient Canaa-
Boot — Dressed balls, 3 X 0 4 c 'per fell continuously. The ball was of a bearing the Initials ” G. T. 8..” Pre­
janee in the island of Leyte, has been nlte city with more than a hundred first experience with antom obll« tbe
pound; cows, 6 ® «X c ; country steers, greenish yellow color while the tall sumably It belonged to OeorffiB T.
sentenced to death. One companion laborers. The professor reports to other night when two motor cars ar­
was white. It did not appear to be Sparks, the hanker o f Fort Smith,
•
X 0 7 c .,
d«cendlng.
Ark., who was among tha drowned.
waa sentenced to imprisonment for life tbe Vienna Academy o f Science on rived on tbeir way to Belknap Springs.
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 8®9c per
end four others were given S5 years. hia interesting finds. The city wall, he The trip was made from Eugene in leas
pound; ordinary, 6®7c; spring lambs,
<*u««ta will Rebuild Navy.
The trial of Fauetino Ablen, the chief writes. Is bulk o f barnt lime bricks. than eight boars with no accidents.
Mysterious Plagua In Arizona.
9® 9X c per pound.
It
rises
from
a
stone
foundation,
and
of the Puiajan«, will take place this
St. Petersburg, Aug. 9.— The Navy
Phoenix,
Arlx., Aug. 10.— New«
Pork— Dressed, 6®8Xo per pound.
is for the mast part ten feet thick,
wsek.
Department Intends, In the course of comes from Wlckenhurg, a mining
McArthur Is Reappointed.
Hops— 6 ® 7 X ° P®r pound, aooording the current year, to lay down two town 60 m i l « northwest of Phoenix,
Olympia— Announcement la made
National lets have a « f e majority in
Bathing Besson In New York.
battlMhlps o f a low type. Their dis­ that some sort of a plague haa broken
at the executive office of the reap­ to qnality.
Wool— Eastern Oregon, average beat, placement is to he 19,970 tons, arm­ out there which local dootors are un­
the newly-elected Pbilipine assembly.
Now York, Ang.
12.— Eleven pointment o f J. W. McArthur, of
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Idrownings were reported In the 1m- Spokane, as a member of the State 10®32o pot pound, according to shrink­ ament ten 12-Inch gnns and minor able fo diagnose and treat aucce«-
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reception I mediate vicinity o f New York yester- Board of Pharmacy, to taka effect age; valley, 20®22o, aooording to fine­ b a tter!«, tnrblae engines, * nd s fully. Several d «th a have occurred
• t Salt Lake.
{day.
during tha past faw days.
sses; mohair choioe, 29®30c a pound. spaed of I t knots an hour.
* November 1.
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