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Hew San Francisco Has
Both Sides In Strike Expect They Can
4
«9 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; Relief Funds.
Win Fight.
Sen Francisco, Aug. 20.— The Relief
Obleago, Aug. 19.— Important devel­
Corporation has issued a statement
opments In the strike of the Commer­
summing up the work that it has done
cial
Telegraphers are looked for today
SU CCESS OF IRRIGATION.
from the time of the fire to the present GOOD PAY FOR HOP PIOKERS.I
by
both
disputants.
Confident that
evacuation of the campa. The state­
Largest Grower« in State Will Pay WondartuI Prograss Being Made In the strike has spent its force, and that
ment says:
“ The efforts of the corporation to
S I.10 Par Hundred.
the turning point has been reached, the
Bond District.
provide permanent homae lor the snl-
Portland— Flfty-flv# cants a box is
Bend— Expressions ol surprise and telegraph companies look' for a stam­
ferers from the catastrophe will com­
plete the administration of the $9,000,- the prioe that will be Fehl for picking satisfaction were frequently uttered by pede of the strikers to regain their tor
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000,000 of the relief fund. The amount hops in the Willamette valley this fall. the Governor and other members of the mer positions.
in money that was received by the cor­ Krebs Bros., the largest growers in
Cheered by the reports they have re­ Official General Order by Présidant
party that came to Bend recently for
o f tho L m i Importent but poration amounted to $8,367,933.93. be­
ceived from the various cities affected,
state,
announce
that
they
will
pay
|
the
purpose
of
Investigating
the
ooodi
Small Mekae no Material Dif-
Not Loos Intof-earing Events
sides free transportation and the sup­ A 1 1 A in i t 1----------1 — 1 f/\n n i n b l M W A n $ U I«S A!
the strike leaden on the other hand
!
KW
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$1.10
par
hundred
for
pioking
on
their
tion
of
the
reclamation
projects
that
plies
donated
from
various
sources.
o f tho Post Week.
In Situation.
are prepared to prosecute the fight
The sum of $906,000 subscribed is still yards at Independence and Brooks. have been started In this vicinity. more vigorously than ever.
outstanding, $700,000 of which is in the Other growers have not announced any W hile the representatives of the state
Aaccording to advices received at
hands
of the American National Red fixed price, but aa the competition for and the government have not yet given union headquarters, the messeeger boys
trip
around
the
Toft is ready for o
Chicago, Aug. 17.— Despite the issu­
Cross.
pickers ia always strong, it is more
and check clerks i n . New York arc ance of the general strike order by Pres­
rorld.
attention
to
the
details
of
their
task,
In the three months immediately than probable that this prioe will have
scheduled to go out today.
Broker ident Small the situation in this city
French troop« have the Moorish up­ following the fire, known as the
to be met in all the hop-growing sec­ and are not in a position to express an firms throughout the country have been was not materially changed yesterday.
rising well in hand.
gency period, $2,060,000 was spent for tions.
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opinion which will indicate their final given until noon today to sign contracts A1I of the men who were diepoeed to
The Hague conference has postponed clothing, food, shelter, distribution of
“ We have decided to pay $1.10 par conclusions, they freely voiced their with their operators or suffer the conse­ strike were already out. It was believ­
supplies, sanitation, aid to the sick and hundred for pioking our crop of h op s,"
disarmament change.
ed by the officials of tha anion that the
pleasure over the rapid progress that quences of a walkout.
injured and aid to neighboring olties.
Three hundred operators employed order would paralyse a number of brok­
Secretary St roue ia bock fronrhia trip Sinoe the permanent organisation on said Conrad Krebs. “ W e feel, notwith­ has been made in agriculture in the
standing the prospects of a low market,
by the Ameircan Telephone A Telegraph erage and commission houses, but n o
to Hawaii. He found the Japanese
August 1, 1906, of the Relief and Red that the pickers are entitled to a fair Deschutes country.
company throughout the Southwest additional ’ strike« ware reported.
friendly.
Three years ago, when the state land
Croae Fonda corporation the expendi­ remuneration for their services. High
may be called oat before night, unless
A deep interest ia manifested by the ture has been $6,226,000. Nearly $3,- wages are being paid for all kinda of board made ita first visit of inspection a 10 per cent increase in wages ia grant­ Both the Postal and Western Union in­
administration in the Msnaaoh arietta 000,000 of this sum has bean used for labor, consequently the prioe «paid for to the Deschutes project, there was not ed. This la one of the trump cards creased foroes on the Bbavd. They both
campaign.
email loans, mostly fer the purpose of picking should be in proportion. Fur- sn . irrigated field within the limits of . which President Small expects to play. reported the situation as steadily im­
proving and occasional applications
hoppickers have nothing llt“ er
^r*c'f * * *
If the order ia issued it will isolate from the strikers for their old positions.
Chicago is almost sure to he the meet- aseisting people who had acquired 'lots thermo re. the
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-
-
:
’
for
reclamation.
The
party
that
came
the Democratic National in the city to erect homes on them. to do with the msrket. They did no! to Bend passed dosens o f Irrigated Chicago from tile rest of the country,
The improvement in the Aseooiated
The result is shown in the building of receive any more on a 30-cent market
ao far as telephonic oommunication is Press service waa marked. A number
fields,
where
settlers
have
transformed
1,367 oottagee. The remainder has when the growers were piling up a for­
concerned.
of towns on th« West, North and South
operator who refua- been spent as follow«:
tune, therefore they are entitled to sage brush plains into fields of altalfr,
circuits received a fall report yesterday»
wheat,
oats,
corn,
potatoes
and
garden
driven out o f town
“ Furniture and household necessi­ good pay now regardless of the market.
and the volume of news handled was
vegetables.
The
view
ol
these
many
KEEPS
CORPSES
LIKE
LIFE.
ties, $1,260,000; tools for artists and
The crop of the state looks as well
much greater than at any time sinew
thrifty, growing crops waa a practical
division of the Pacific cruis- professional men and to assist business aa oould be expected. There ia not
demonstration of Hie success of irriga­ Young Italian Blacksmith Finds New the walkout on Monday night.
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$513,000;
transportation,
$41,-
much
foliage,
which
will
make
It
very
has reached Yokohama on
Tha officials of tha Telegraphers*
000; Eewing machines, $37,000; relief profitable for pickers. Wwhave never tion on the Deschutes, for field«
Method o f Preservation.
San Francisco.
union late yesterday changed front o a
of various kinds, $627,000.
had a finer crop than this year In our seen where two crop« of alfalfa,
Paris, Aug. 19.—The scientific and the proposition to arbitrate and an-
A cage containing eight miners at
gating three tons to the acre, were cut
“ The department of lands and build­ ow n‘yards."
mneed that they wftuld accept the
Son man, Pa., fell 400 feet to the bot­ ings has spent for the construction of
on land seeded down last season, and medical worl^ ia greatly interested in
tom of the shaft, killing five of the oc- dwelling housse in the parks and for
where fully matured wheat of first class the discovery of a young blacksmith, of offices of tha general bewrd of arbitrat­
BUTTER PRICES SOARING
cupgnts.
quality has been harvested long before Rome, to preserve corpses fresh and in­ ors cf the American Federation of La­
the fitting up of the InglesIRe camp for
tact. The system is the [ injection of bor in settling their differences w ith
the
frost season has arrived.
old
people^
$900,000.
Bonuses
to
the
Celebrations were held along the
serum .which m i« the micro-orgaoialn a the companies. This board consists o f
Now
8
0
Cents
a
Roll,
and
Will
Reach
Three
years
ago
there
was
scarcely
a
Hudson Mver in boner of the first trip amount of $402,000 (tare been given
John Mitchell, cf the Mine Woxktas;
settler’s cabin on the whole 140,000 of putrefaction.
SI by End o f Y oor.
of a steamboat on those waters August to people erecting buildings in the
It is mid to be the secret of the in­ Daniel J. Keefe, of the Longshoremen,
scree
which
the
Deschutes
company
burned district. Eight hundred- and
17, 1807.
Portland— Butter ia going to be an
vention many years tab , for the mine and President Samuel Gompers. Gom-
forty-three buildings have brought the expensive luxury in the Portland mar­ had undertaken to reclaim. Today purpose of Gerolamo Segato, which bad
The shah of Persia ia without funds
pera made the above announcement.
there
are
260
families
residing
on
the
owners such a reward, the bonuses
ket in the coming fall and winter. A
sinoe been lost.
The inventor is
or power.
form
lands,
120,000
acres
are
green
ting 12 per cent of the coat of t
dollar a roll or more will before long be
young msn named Pignotti. 23 years of
Beattie Wires Cleared.
Chicago’s population ia now estimat­ building. A permanent home fer those the prioe charged at the retail stores. w ith . growing crape, many more fami­
age, and his hope is that from this dis­
lies
have
applied
for
lands
and
will
ed at 2,307,000.
who are too old to cere for themselves The prioe is now 80 centa, and during
Seattle,
Aug. 17 —Superintendent
come here to make homes when water covery he may push on his researches R. T. Reid, of the Western Union, to­
and
have
no
means
ia
being
erected
at
the
remainder
of
the
year
the
advenes
Folk and Johaon are being boomed
and socoeed in ouring oertain di
supplied
and
thousand
is certain to be steady.
I has been
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, several
.
. ,
. by injeeting his serum into the jiving night went to Bellingham to appoint
by Western Democrats for the presi­ a cost of $900,000.
Edward Par land, of Dallas, Tex., man­
Ninety-five thousand dollars low
Butter prices are riaing all over the
“ dJ >low* 1 subject.
dency.
ager of the Bellingham office, to succeed
been administered by the bureau of country. The consumption, taken a a . i thi,/ <* r lmA? ,or Production of crops
It
has
already
been
*
injected
into
The Pennsylvania legislative com­ special relief for a variety of needs, whole, exceeds the production, and far nexl y<“
living animals without ’ causing them Manager Tucker, who went out with
mittee recommends criminal prosecu­ such aa medical services, milk for this reason but little surplus butter has'
any
inoonvenienoe, or disorder of the the strikers.
Test Now Prison Doga.
tion of the capitol grafters.
children, special delicacies for children, been put into oold storage during the
The Postal oompany says basins««
oragniam. While a corpse which
Salem— The youngest two of the trio
has fallen off more than 60 per cant,
President Earling, of the Milwaukee artificial limbs, spectacles, sewing ma­ flush season in the big butter centers of
inoculated with the concoction
The bureau of the United States. The current make, of thoroughbred bloodhounds reoently found ten days later in exactly the but that With seven day operators in
railroad, says his company will not es­ chinée, stoves, etc.
ilp-
hospitals
has
cared
for
4,760 patients until next spring, will have to satisfy added to the state penitentiary equi
tablish a steamer line to the Orient.
same condition as at the moment of the place of 12, they are handling a ll
the business accepted. Both offices •ay-
at an expense of $170,000. The indus­ all requirements, and aa the produc­ ment were given a practical test by death. —
H ill has received 6,000 letters from trial bureau has spent $35,000 for the tion naturally lessens at this time of Warden Curtis, and they worked fully
leas than bglf the usual volume of bus­
Nocrthweat lumbermen urging him not establishment of social halls, the main­ year, the natural result la a rise in up to the guarantee and the expecta­
iness ia now offered, bat both compan­
to change the pieaent Great Northern tenance of sewing center«, kindergar­ prices.
PLAQUE IN FRISCO.
tions of the priaon officials.
ies claim to be keeping up talrly w ell,
lumber rate.
Two trusty convicts were turned out,
especially to Pacific coast points.
ten«, etc. For the rehabilitation of
Two weeks ago the Portland market
a one at a time, and each retorted to all Board o f Health Takas Drastic Meas
Superintendent Raid, of the West­
raised 2% cento, to 32% cento I 4
Two lives were lost, five persona in­ hospitals and charitable societies $360,-
he tricl
tricks known and practiced by fngi-
ern Union, says trouble on the coast
jured end $750,000 worth of property 000 has been expended, which, how­ pound at wholesale. The officials of the
urea to Isolate Patients.
ives to evade man-hunting dogs, such
Hues is In Oow Creek canyon, Oregon,
destroyed in a fire which swept the ever, is not sufficient for the purpose. the Hazelwood Cream company, at ita tives
Ban Francisco, Aug. 19.— Five a
back-tracking,
wading through
where railittad operators open the cir­
The plans of the corporation for the lest meeting, decided on another 2% -
beach resort at Old Orchard, Maine.
of
bubonic
plague,
four
of
which
have
rr streams elimbing tree«, and each waa
cuits.
Reid has Pinkertons out pa­
winter include additional aid to the cent advance. Aa all the city ere
resulted in death, bave been reported
Dispatches from Pekin forecast s needy institutions, the earing for a boat
companies are running shorter than given an hoar start, but the dog«, to the Health department within the trolling all railroad lines In special en­
gloomy future for Chins, owing to the
gines to locate breaks in the Northwest.
200 women and children in the bospit- last month, ; the new price will prob­ which were lashed together, followed
past week. The patients, with one ex­ He said tonight he would prosecut»
unsettled state of politics.
A mas
the maintenance of the Ingleside ably be general immediately. Last, the scent unfailingly and treed both
ception, were of the poorer clam of
mind is needed to prevent the disinte­
railroad operators who prevent reopen­
camp and the assistance of those who year at this time the highest wholesale » a n in Bbort order,
foreigners dwelling in the neighbor­
gration of the empire.
ing of lines by grounding the wiree. -
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are in real need of charity.”
price of butter in Portland was 82
hood of the old Chinatown. The
Albany Grants Gas Franchise.
A Nevada inventor claims to have a
cents, and the 35-oent mark was not
ception was a foreign m ilor taken from
Albany—By an ordinance passed by
machine to send telegraph meeeai
reached m til December 6. Two years
DON’ T W ORK ENOUGH.
BOTH SIDES FIRM.
a coastwise steamer.
the
city
council
a
franchise
has
been
without the use of an expert operator.
ago at this time hatter was worth SO
Prompt and active measures werd
A specially equipped typewriter is used I Hattv
Says Girls Think T oo cents, and the highest price in that ranted to Jamas Steel to erect anc token by the local, state and Federal Strikers and Companies in Fight 1 »
maintain a gas lighting plant in this
and the message ia received at the other
year was 32% centa wholesale.
Much o f Clothes.
authorities, and spread of the disease
Finish at Portland.
city. According to the provisions of
end by another typewriter.
is not feared. Both President Jules A
New York, Aug. 20.— “ Young girls
the
franchise,
construction
work
on
the
County Court.Aids Fair.
Portland, Ang. 17. — Locally, the
Much uneasiness is felt for Europeans of today are too Cxtravagent. They
Simon, of the health board, and Health
Oregon City — Permanent organisa­ gas plant is to commence within three Offioer James T. Watkins stated today striking telegrapher« and the telegraph
in Morocco.
think too much about clothes and they
tion of the Clackamas County Fair as­ | months, and the plant ia to be in oper­ that the situation ia well In hand and companies are organising their force*
Haywood was given a rousing recep­ don’ t have enough to do. If they had
sociation is now complete and the pro­ ation within s year. The price of gai no occasion exists for alarm. The in­ lot a finish fight. There were two de­
ae useful work to occupy their
tion in Chicago.
moters of the scheme for an annual ia fixed at 75 cents per thousand feet fected steamer waa ordered into quar­ fections from the union yesterday.
thoughts th«y would not run to such county fair are mxxrari^ed'by the ac-
municipal buildings will be lighted antine with her passengers and will so
Otherwise the situation in Portlahd
Both telegraph and telephone wires
extravagance.”
remains unchanged, and the sending
are tied np in Montana.
tion of the county court, which has “ *•’
remain
until
released
by
the
Health
So spoke Mrs. Hetty Green, the
department. The two shacks inhab­ and receiving of telegrams continues
The widow ef Stanford W hite is to world’s greatest woman financier, when offered to appropriate $410 as soon aa
organisation
is
complete.
The
legisla­
ited by the other patients were fumi­ seriously interrupted. The Issuance of
mafry her late husband’s partner.
asked her opinion on some topics of
a general strike order by National Pwa-
ture of 1906 authorised county courts to
gated, locked upend sealed.
dent Small, of the Commercial Tele­
Montana has increased the taxablei current interest.
expend $600 annually lot advertising
Wheat—Club,
80c;
blueetem,
The
bodice
of
the
two
Mexicans,
Ital­
82
b
;
'I speak from experience,” she add
graphers’
union, has served only to-
value of the railroede, which now totals
the county, and it ia this fund that the valley, 80e; rod, 7Se.
ian
and
Russian
Pole,
who
succumbed,
, J ■
ed. “ Peihape you don’ t know it, but
magnify the seriousness of the situation
$43,000,000.
fa ir association will utilise. The fair
were
destroyed
in
quicklime.
Oats—
No.
1
whit«,
$
28
;
f**7i
I was quite a belle when 1 was young
outside of Portland, since operators who-
The continued tie-up of telegraph Bat I outgrew all that sort of thing. will be held this year October 9,10 and nominal.
bad before hesitated to join the rank»
11,
on
tha
Chautauqua
grounds,
in
Barley— Feed, $21.60022 per ton;
Hoes may result in government control The rainbow silks and metal fingers
of
of
their striking aaaootatos cheerfully
Gladstone
Park.
browing,
nominal
;
rolled,
$23.500
i f not ownership.
not to my taster I used to wear
Teheran, Persia, Aug. 19.— This un­ eft the keys ysatarday. The result waa
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happy country ia in a complete state of
A freight train hit a Coney island those things. I used to have more fix
Moving Pears to Now York.
Corn— Whole, $28; cracked, $29 per anarchy. This new shah is entirely to more completely paralyse the tele­
trolley car and three persons were ings and trimmings on me than there
graphic buainees of the country.
Grants Pass—All day long teams ton.
is cn a Christmas tree. I have more
helpless, having lost oven the power of
killed and 16 injured.
It was expected that a crisis might
from the various members of the Fruit
Hay—
Valley
timothy,
No.
1,
$17®
M now . Society hasn’ t enough to
veto, which most oonstititional mon­ M reached yesterday, but tha possibili­
Grower«’
union
may
be
seen
steadily
Geologists are searching the voksmie do to keep itself out of mischief. Those
18 par ton; Bastarti Oregon timothy, arch« reserve to themselves. Being
fields of Alaska for diamonds. Indians so-called fashionable women spend al) filing into town with Bartlett pears, $21028; clover, $9; cheat, $9010; without money, be cannot get out of ty of a settlement seems even farther
removed. No sooner had the order fo r
are from time to time found with these their time these days at bridge and where they ere unloaded aft the ware­ grtin hay. $9®10; alfalfa, $18014.
lis difficulties, and ha has to act en­ a genera) strike been issued by Presi­
house and repacked into small boxes
precious stones.
Buttar—
Fancy
creamery,
27%
®80c
smoking cigarettes and drinking pals
tirely at the orders of the revolutionary dent Small than the Western Union
with the onion label upon each. The per pound.
party. Obeying their commands, he official« issued instructions to all local
Shanghai dispatches aay tjie dowager tea and strong whisky. Bvery one of first car from Rogue river valley, load­
Poultry— Average old bens, 12% ®
empress of China has determined to them ought to be working.”
ed with fruit, has left here on the 18s per pound; mixed chickens, 12%o; ia* withdrawn his uncle, hitherto yrov^ managers to refuse to reinstate any
ernor fit Ispahan, from his post. ‘ The more of the striking telegraphers.
abdicate at the next Chinese New Year
through freight for New York. The spring ehiekene, 1601 fio; old roosters,
revolutionaries
are orasy on the sutv
and hand over authority to the emperor.
Refers to Haywood Trial.
ur crop to not so large as last year, 8® 9c; dressed chickens, 16017c; tur­
ect of reform.
Stuttgart,
Germany,
Aug.
20.—The
Adams Chooses Darrow.
t
the
grade
Is
superior
to
any,
and
Old and trusted officials of the S. P.
keys, live, 12016«; turkey«, dressed,
International Socialist congress opened
has beta brought to a good standard in
are resigning to go to other roads.
Spokane, Wash., Aug. 17.— Accord­
choice, nominal; jam a, live, 8 0 1 1 «;
ls Deferred.
today w ith over 900 delegates, repre­ growing.
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ing to reports from Wallace, Steve Ad­
desks, 8014«.
Attorney general of Nebraska ia going senting 26 nationalities. Herr Bern!,
Ban Fmeeieoo, Aug. 19.-—The
ams has chosen Clarence Darrow in
Eggs—French ranch, candled, 2 9 0
after the lumber trust of that state.
tenoe of Vice President Zimmer, of the preference to Richardson to defend h im
the Socialist leader in the reichstag,
BuHd Roads for tha County.
28e per doaan.
Both sides agree that the telegraph was the first speaker. He referred es­
Pendleton— Frank Relcom, a young
Fruito-—Ch erri sa, 9 0 1 2 % o a pound; Paciflc Telephone A Telegraph com­ when his trial comes up at Wallao»
pecially to the strong delegation from man of this city who was arrested on a apples, $1.6002.26 par box; Spitsen- pany, for contempt of court in refusing shortly upon the oharge of murdering
era’s trike will be a fight to a finish.
the United States. Ha spoke of what waraant charging him with tailing to bergs, $8.60 par boa; cantaloupes, to «newer questions in the first trial of Fred Tyler, a settler in tho St. Jo« dis­
Jk. Jap sp1 was arrested while sketch­ he termed the “ scandalous persecution”
Louis Glass was deferred Saturday un­ trict of Idaho. Fred Miller, one of th »
support hif wile and baby, waa arraign­ $2.i0® 3.50 par orata; peaehes, 60c@
ing the fort at Olongapo, Philippi
in Idahe, “ where the capitalist classes ed before Ji udge Gilliland and entered $1.25 per crate; raapbanias, $1.250 til Tuesday by request of his attorney, attorney« in the Hay wood case,'has been
who was unprepared for argument. at Wallace, hia object being to consult /
AH striking operators are immediate­ did everything possible to ccnvict an
plea of guilty and
blackberries, 6 0 7 «
to 1.60 par crate;
Zimmer’« attorney, Charles H. fairs!],
ly discharged and told to call for their innocent man, who, alter all, had been serve one year in the county jail, this
h Adams about his forthcoming
brilliant!? acquitted.”
Other stirring’ icing
P"7-
1. It la «aid that Adame readily
the maximum punishment.
p" “
• has raised the point that the verdict of
speeches were made. •«
p.
Vegetables—Turnips, $1.76 per mek; I uilty cannot stand, as the jury waa selected Darrow in preference to R ich,
While earring out the sentence h f will
Richard Mansfield, the noted actor,
Artson.
be worked on the roads and the count v carpata, $2 per sack; Wats, $2 par ( i«charged- before it was recorded.
ia closely attended by a specialist on
Unci« Sam’ s Navy Second.
asparagus, 10c per pound ; beans,
will pay bit wife at the rate of $1.60
nervous diseases. Ha ia apparently not
Record Pries for Rants.
New York. Aug. 20— The annual is­ per day for hla services.
Live Over Ye Olden Days.
per pound; cabbage, 2%e per
improving.
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sue of F. T . James’ fighting ships in
New
York, Aug. 19.— Nine leading
pound; celery, $1.26 per doeen; corn,
Ins Angeles, Aug. 17.— Living again
District Attorney Jerome has secured 1907, oae of the recognised anthoritiea
Heavy Fleece From Yearling.
26086c per
m doaan;
dosen; encumbers. 6Oc0$l companies affiliated with the 8to«l cor­ in the days of the early padres, where
confessions from members of the Ni
on navies, pats the United 8tales
McMinnville—G. W . Kega, living s per box; lettuoe, head, 25o par dosen; poration has leased tour floors of a the wild «unrounding« of a simple In­
York Black Hand society which will ond amongfthe naval powers, and Great mile southwest of this city,taeem»t6 be
onfona, 16020c per dosen; peas, 405c treat office structure which th« Hudson dian Ullage gave no suggestion of th »
suffice to break up the organisation
Britain first. The book says that both in the lead thus tar for theteaviest per pound; radishes, 20o per dosen; Tunnel company Is erecting at the mstling city which eras In a few years
Church street terminal, for which they to lupplant it, parishioners of tho
Germany ia equipping a complete in ships with high powered guns and fleece from one sheep. The ftairoal is tomatoes, $101.26 perorate.
armor impervious to vital frijary at a yearling, and yielded £8 pounds,
bslloonjoorps for bar regular army.
Potatoes— Now, l % 0 2 c par pound. will pay e record rental of $60,000 for Church o i Our Lady of the Angeles Di­
long range the United Stale« fleet is while a foil sister, 2 yearn oi
old, pro-
Veal— Pressed, 5% ® 8% o per pound. each floor, ot $2,400,000 for 10 yean’ vine, today celebrated the founding o f
National Secretary Quiek, of the superior to any other navy in the world. dneed 22 ponnds. Mr. Keen sold the
Beef— Dressed bulls, 8% ® 4o per lease. This is sa d to be the largest Ins Angeles, and incidentally the estab­
Bailway Telegrapher«, says there is no James characterises the American navy elip for 22% cents a pound, and tha pound;
rental paid anywhere on earth.
6 0 6 % « ; country
lishment of th^ir historic house of wor­
truth in the report that his men would as an extremely good second.
two fleeoas netted him $11.26. ■
ship. The day began with a cannon
refuse to handle commercial
Double Track Great Northern.
ntton— Dreceed, fancy,
Be per
■elute fired by General Jose Aguilar.
Work Pumps far Weak«.
Mora Lights at Station«.
ordinary,
>7e; spring lambs,
Beattie, Wash., Aug. 19.— N. H.
Secretary Taft will visit Yellowstone
Charlestown, 8. C., Aug. 20.—The
Seisin— The railroad oommission Is
Homeland, ohief engineer of the Great
Man Missing, S o Is 818,000.
Park September 1 to t , and then pro­
Dressed, 6 0 8 % c par pound.
Northern, announced here tonight that
ceed to Portland, Seattle and Tbooma, ship Shenandoah, with a «ergo of «oal in receipt of a eommuntaetion from
Omaha, Ang. 17.—Theodora Olsen,
Hops—6 0 7 %o par pound, according the Hue on the west slope of tha Rock- ex-Danish vies consul here, and ono*
and will sail thence for the Philippines. for the Mare Island navy yard, ia re­ General Manager O’ Brien, of the 0 . R.
ported wrecked at Melbourne, Austra­ A V ., atating that the request ot the
ility^
between Whitefiah and Summit, city comptroller of Omaha, is missing.
It ia reported that than will be lis, due to g heavy storm encountered commission for additional lights upon
«tan» Oregon, a verace beat, would be double tracked and a large It la alleged hia accounts with the Dan­
to the while sounding' Cape Horn. Bor 64 the' platforms of the depots at Pendle­ 160X20 par poand, a coord lag to shrink-
rtion of it entirely rebuilt. Mr. ish government era short $13,000, on
U pumps before ton and Heppner Junction will bta com­ «ge; valley, 20022s, assorting to flne- logeland has just
sending of a fleet
to the |d i/s tha men worked the
completed an
ist completed
an i inspec- account of estates he handled aa ta u t« «
• reaching harbor.
Paciflc.
plied with.
tkM trip over that tarrittory.
for tha government of Denmark.
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lor striking Tiligriphin.
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