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L IN K O F R O O K IS L A N D .
P L A N T O H IT HARO.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
to Oafi Out I
W ire Man.
C. M. WOODWARD. I
0 » STATE IIH IS OF INTEREST
M t. Hoo<l Railroad Headed fa r Balt
Luke Oity.
BORAH IMPLICATED
Portland, Sept. 80.— There la abund­
ant reason to believe that Portland and
Balt Lake are soon to be eonneeted by
SIGN UP FOR ARID LANDS.
EASY TO GET CARS.
-
■ new link in a transcontinental rail­
road chain that la to be forged »
fast
rofley Lino Proves Grant Aid to
V
a s i o i t v m r i f o t n
K i l p
s u
r n
r t o f m l w
p i a r » * « .
» labor and sufficient capital can com­
Deal In C rook County.
Freewater — The »v a s a l packing
Salem— Without yielding a single plete the teak.
iuses in this city have about complet­ point in the conditions, the state land
Concealed behind the seemingly local
ed their season's prone pocking and board has reached an agreement with electric line enterprise of. the Mount
w ill now begin on the apple crop. J. E. Morrison, president of the Des­
Over 100 carloads of fruit, chiefly chutes Land oompany, and the new Hood Railway A Power oompfuny are Correspondence Is Th et o f Wllliom
A h m m m « r «h *
prunes, , peaches, pears and plume, have contract for the original Oregon Devel­ » i d to be the matured plans for the
• N o« U m In «
Sweet, One o f th#2 Mon
from here during the peat opment company’ s segregation of 31,- Balt Lake project, baoked by the m il­
been ■hipped
sh
o f U m Past W eek.
Indicted fo r Fraud.
20 days over the O. R . A N . and the 000 seres of arid land in Crook oounty lions of Senator W . A . Clark and his
E. P. Clark, of
W alla W alla Valley trolley line via has been tally signed and sealed. The associate interests.
the Northern Pacific.
new contract, which grants an increase Los A n g e l»,
Secretary Taft haas arrived in Japan
The shippers say that sinoe the ad­ of lien price per acre to $38, p r o v id » Mount Hood
Boise, Sept. 28.— H alf a score of let­
Germany's inflnence In Turkey la
vent of the traction company and their that the land shall be reclaimed and aonal attention
ters which the government attorneys in
(row in g .
ability to furnleh Northern Pacific re­ the system turned ovsr to the Water in Portland, » m e to the Pacific North- the trial of Senator WilUaam E. Borah
frigerator oars, troubles have ended re­ Uaere* association within five yean and w w t as the personal representative of declare go to show the complicity of ex*
Rudyard K ipling ia at Montrant,
garding
the securing of oar* aa the O. free from ineom bianw. The oompany his distinguished namesake.
Governor 8tounenberg in the alleged
and w ill visit the Pacific coast.
W ith the aeereoy that smacks of the timber land fraud conspiracy were I n ­
R. A N. agents have "loosened up” entered objections to several of the
Bryan w ill announce hia candidacy
wonderfully, and even take the trouble most material condition*, all of whioh previous conquests of George Gould, troduced in evidence lets ywterday and
for preaidental nomination on the Dem­
to call up the growers over the long were overruled, and the oontract was but which, It la believed by persona rend to the jury.
The letters were
ocra ts ticket December 7.'
w ell advised, is in reality the linking written by W illiam S w » t , cne of the
distance telephone to aak if they can accepted practically in toto.
of the Rook Island system and the indicted men, who, it is reported, w ill
supply them oars.
Such 6 state of
A Seattle man who had been bound
Moffat railroad between Denver and take, the stand as a w it n * » for the
affaire has heretofore been unknown in
by the courts not to beat hie w ile hired
Fin# Showing at University,
this city, and of oourse the shipper*
another man to do it for him.
University of Oregon, Eugene— The Salt Lake City, the plans lor tha new United States. Tbs document* were
appreciate it.
University of Oregon opened its doors road into Portland have been practi produced by J. H . Richards, the local
Missoula, Mont., ia said to toe the
The apple crop is a good one and top Tuesday, September 24. , The first and cally completed. Though it has 1
attorney, to whom they were written
only town left on the Northern Pacific
notch prices have already been offered second days’ registration has shown denied, and w ill be denied again, it
m
legal advteer t o
and who acted
a
where the boilermakers’ strike is felt.
and aocepted. The apple t e e » have an increase o f more than 20 per cent be asserted with oonfidenoe that the Sweet.
i
•
One o f the dummy locators used in
been well sprayed thle year and' the over the registration of the came time site of tha Inman A Ponleen Lumber
Most of the letters were dated from
the Idaho larffid frauds aaya he filed on
good derived thereby is already showing last year.
Almost «very high school oompany yards and docks between East New York and Boston and several o f
Mm government land just to accommo­
itself by the absence of scale.* There and academy in the state is represent­ Sherman and Bast Caruthers
th em . were replies to letters or tele-
WANT HOME RULE.
date a friend. .
w ill be over 100 car loads of apples ed, and a large number are presenting w ill the be water front terminal of the I grama urging him to return to Idaho,
from this point.
Hay shipments are credentials from Eastern preparatory new line. Practically a ll details for | “ i can’ t sw why I should oome back,
San Francisco graters kidnaped the
beooming
general,*
the ranchers con­ schools. The year #111 mark the high­ the entrance of the road to the oity unless it is in regard to timber, and
managing editor of Mm Bulletin, who ia Vote at Alaska Primaries Was Prac­
signing
their
hay
to
points on Puget est point In enrollment that the uni­ have been concluded and meanwhile that te a ll In the governor’s hands,”
hostile to them. I t was seven hours
tically Unanimous.
sound
where
prices
are
good.
versity has yet reached. The very ser- engineering p a r t i» have completed the wrote Sweet in one of his n o t » . Then
before he waa reecued.
Seattle, Wash., Oct. 1.— Bringing
Harvesting has begun on the third ioua question that ia presenting i tee If location a e r o » to the Eastern elope of hs prooMded:
Through the carelaasneea of an oper­ with him defiance of anything Governor alfalfa crop which p r e m ie » to be above
the Cascades. thence southeasterly to­
" A s to the money coming to me, pub
1* how to take care of ¿1 students. The
ator to throw a switch a passenger train W illard B. Hoggatt said to the contra­ the average yield.
ward Central Nevada to the eastern it in the bank. I have absolute faith
lackof
funds
has
made
it
impossible
to
ea the Baltimore A Ohio crashed into s ry, Tom Gale, long-term delegate
in the governor. H e ‘» m e to my a »is t -
furnish and beat all o f the room* in terminus at Salt Lake Oity,
freight train at Bellaire, W . Va.
F if­ to the national oongreas from Alas-
I t may surprise some engineers to a nee and helped me* oot of a m e » 1
Money in C lover Seed.
the
library
building,
and
for
the
town today from
teen men were killed and a aoore injur- ha, atriraA in
that a route has been found by
ought to have gob in.
I don’t
Albany— Local- dealer* are building reason the new g t r l j r f l
Nome
on
board
the
steamship
ed, several fatally.
which the line w ill make a gradual aa* know what I would have done i f it had
have
to
lie
idle
for
the
year.
Students,
>
a
lucrative
b
u
sin
e»
in
handling
tbs
Northwestern. Gale is emphatic in d e­
Urn Asiatic squadron has arrived at claring that 99 per cent of the residents
themselves oent of Mount Hood, to the southeast of not b e » for the governor.”
over seed produced by the grower« however, are adjusting
that eminence and through to the upper
In another letter Sweet gave the
San Francisco.
this aection. Carter A Robson, of readily to the conditions, and the out­
of the northland are anxious for homo
Deeohutes on a compensating grade of amounts be was " i n ” on the timber
look
for
the
year’
s
work
is
exception­
There has been a small outbreak of rule and are standing on their demand this city, have made a specialty ia sup­
I s » than 1 per oent, but such is a tact dml. The total amount was about
for some sort of legislation by the na­ plying uleyke and red clover eeed to on« ally good.
Boaerism in China.
and the construction crews already en­ $29,000, including a $7.600 note signed
tional lawmakers whereby Alaska shall of the largest seed concerns in Wiscon­
gaged in the vicinity of B all Run and by himself and Steunenberg. Shortly
The strike of railroad boiler mah
Can’ t Get C ere at Afoany.
be freed from the chains which now sin. Should it be powlbie to obtain
between that point and Fairview w ill after this Sweet wrote to hia attorney
seams to haws been broken.
Albany—
Though
local
shippers
of
the
Mrs,
a
total
of
240,000
pounds
w
ill
hamper her progress.
be rapidly advanced along the route so that he had read in the papers of a
There have bean many deaths and
Gale has been all over the territory have been sent to Milwaukee by the perishable goods are sacoewful in get­ that considerable of the heavier part of timber inspector being sent to Idaho.
much ruin from floods in Spain.
and has kept in touch with the poli­ end of this week. The local firm seeks ting cars, the (Star shortage for grain the work w ill probably be completed
Borah’s name waa drawn into the
The to purchase sufficient need to make out shippers ia now worse than ever. Pres­ during the winter months.
Judge Wkskenham, of Alaska, has ticians and with the citisens.
w for the first time jast before ad­
ent
conditions
here
are
pronounced
a
shipment
of
seven
carloads
with
a
primaries were just over when Gale left
Apt caching the Deschutes at a point journment, when Henry 8. Worthman,
resigned add w ill give np the fight.
Nome, and he says that the majority total valuation o f about $25,000. This worse than that which prevailed test not far from the mouth of W arm another local attorney, tobk the stand
year,
ao
tar
»
grain
dealers
are
eou-
opens
np
a
new
market
for
the
clover
The Deep Waterways commission has east for home rule was practically
Springs creek, it w ill follow up the
started down the Mississippi Atom St. unanimous. He has with him a rpugh seed raised in this section and w ill oened. Now the condition has reached Deschutes, cross the spur o f Walkers and produced more letters from Sweet.
In one letter to Worthman be wrote:
I j HB v
draft of a bill which w ill be introduced have a tendency to strengthen the local such a point that exporters of grain rang* and t h e n » proceed In a south­
"Richards used his power of attor*
cannot
even
get
cars
for
Oregon
ship-
market and bring the top price to the
ont 2,500 coal miners in Mon- Into the next congress by United States
meats. I t is only in the past few days erly ocursd to the drainage of Sprague nay to bora a ll m y money, $10,000,
valley
growers.
I
t
is
mid
that
the
river and thence up that stream to the over to Steunenberg, and it ti lik e
have received an increase in Senator Samuel H . Piles and which, it
that this condition hat existed gene­
ia hoped, w ill become a law. I f it dose supply is not equal to the demand and
southeast, through the Klamath Indian rolling a rat through a stocking to get
rally, though one shipper has had an
it is calculated to remove the legisla­ that a lucrative busine» awaits grow­
reservation and t h e n » in a nearly di­ t back. I wish you would s«e W . E .
ers who w ill specialise in the growing order in tot 25 days for one car for an
An entire town in Japan has been tive swaddling from Alaska.
rect line to WinnemuOba
Borah about this and get him to make
Oregon shipment and no car has oome.
destroyed by the overflowing of a river
W hile Delegate Gale does not g o into of clover for seed purposes.
The main line w ill be built with re­ a little statement of the governor’s ob­
Several orders have bran in a week and
and 600 lives lest.
details regarding the claims of Gover­
tard to the shortest mileage and beet ligation to me. H e ia the governnor’s
are not being realised.
Freighting at Klamath.
R am on are current in New York nor Hoggatt, he went so tar as to say
route, while branch » are projected to attorney, but is a first d a » gentleman
Klamath Falla— An average of 160,
that railroad telegraphers may soon that the governor's oft repeated asser­
tap
the irrigated districts of Crook, and knows a little statement is only
Many A fter Tim ber Land.
join in the strike with the commercial tions regarding the antipathy to home 000 pounds of freight every five days ia
Klamath and Lake counties, but t h e » fair to ms. T sll him I haven't the
Klamath
Falls—
A
section
of
forest
rule in Alaska are creatures of his own being hauled into Klamath Falls by
are to follow the completion of the scratch of a pen from Steunenberg to
desires, and of the desires of the big the J. M . McIntyre Transportation reserve land near Klamath Falla ia to through line which ia just at present show that he has $10,000 o f m y money.
Representative Larmier, o f Illinois,
mining interests, toward whom Gover­ oompany. Other freighter* are carry­ be opened at an early date and already the objective feature of the entire en­ H e » i d the copy of our agreement waa
may be appointed chairman o f the
nor Hoggatt ia declared to be extremely ing smaller amounts. The merchants many locators are ready for the rush to terprise.
lost.”
hom e committee on rivers and harbors
Several p a r t i» are
are stocking up for winter trade, as the the tell timber.
friendly. ___________________
Engineers have been over the route
in piece of Barton, who has resigned to
freight rates are higher during the bad expected this week from Michiagn and repeatedly, p a r t i» having easily main
IN D IC T S H ARRIM AN L IN E S .
taka a place on the waterways commis­
Wisconsin expecting to secure claims,
BRO W N A F T E R V EN G EAN C E.
roads season. The McIntyre compan
tained the secret of their purpose and
sion.
is keeping 13 teams on the road, eaci and it ia said that nearly every section work because of the activity of the
Federal Grand Jury at San Francisco
U pton w ill send a new challenge for Calhoun's Attorney Alone Instrumental making a round trip every five days. of the state is alrsady represented here. Harrlman system engineers in
Finds 124 Counts.
There is but little interest locally, al­
After
October
1
the
freight
w
ill
be
un­
the America's cup.
same territory.
In Kidnaping o f Older.
loaded at Keno, 18 m i l » down the though It ia » i d the claims are excep­
San Francisco, Sept. 28.— The Fede­
The Japanese government is settling
San Francisco, Oct. 1.— The allege river from Klamath Falla, and brought tionally good o n » .
ral grand jury yeeterdsy returned five
the Vancouver trouble with Canada di attempt to kidnap Fremont Older conk
up on the steamer Klamath. W h ile
BORAH J U R O R IL L .
ihdictments of 124 counts against the-
n e t.
Hoppickera Dig Beets.
not truthfully be made to appear to the haul from the end of the track of
Southern Pacific oompany and the Pa­
I a Grande— A large force of Japan­
P . H . McCarthy has been nominated have been under those defending them­ the California Northeastern railway to
Possible That Sickness May Block cific Mail Steamship oompany charging
fo r mayor by the Ban Francisco Labor selves from charges of bribery, accord­ navigable water, and thanee by boat to ese are now harVMting the beet* in
violations of the interstate commerce
Idaho Land Fraud Trials.
ing to Patrick Oalhoun, of the United Klamath Falls, would be easier than Grand Ronds. Most of these are from
party.
„ .
_ . ..
. I law. T h e » indictments, if followed b y
Railroads coifipany.
B o i » , Sept. 30. Peter Neth, one of (oonvictions, are sufficient to render tha
the present one it is not likely that the hop fields in the W illamette val-
The Harrlman and Fish tactions arc
"T h e facts are,” said M r. Calhoun there w ill be any change in the p r e »n t ley. The fields w ill be dotted with the jurors empaneled to try United corporations liable to f i n » aggregating
again fighting ovsr the Illinois Central "th a t Mr. Luther Brown, who is a law
beet diggers
A fter a week’s work S t a t » Senator W . E. Borah, was taken from $124,600 to $2,489,000, the m ini­
route until spring.
railway.
yer of Los Angelas, and one of the a
the La Grande factory w ill be started
violently Ijl test night and it is » i d bis mum fine prescribed by law on each
for the fa ll run.
A gsneral strike on the railways of ciato counsel of my defense, was attach
count being $1,000 and the maximum
Rich 8trik* in QuartzvUle.
indisposition may stop the trial, al­
Havana has started and may speear sd b j the Bulletin, which printed an
fine $20,000.
Albany— A rich ledge of quart* ha*
infamous story concerning him in con
P O R I L A ND M A RK ETS."
though this cannot be definitely told
throughout the island.
The defendant corporations are ao-
been discovered in the Quartcville min­
neetlon with an alleged attempt to kid­
until today.
cosed
of secretly cutting to $1 the pub­
ing
district
by
Grant
Lindley,
a
iral-
Chicago’s new ordinance covering
Wheat— Club, 82c; blneetem, 86c;
nap ex-Supervisor Lonergan.
The nature of Neth’ s i lln e » is being lished rate of $1.25 on through ship­
dent of Lebanon. Lindley earns oot of valley, 82c; red, 81c.
streetcar lines w ill add $1,260,000
"M r. Brown swore out a warrant in the mountain* this week with camples
carefully withheld, but one of the gov­ ments of matting from Kobe. Japan, to-
year to the inoome of that city.
Oats— No. 1 white, $28025.50; gray, ernment’s oouneel » i d last night that San Fran ci eoo and thenoe through th e
Loo Angeles county and had the war­
of some remarkably rich ora, but » i d $24.50® 25.
It is estimated that John D. Rocke­ rant approved by Judge (Took, of Saa
be believed Neth to be suffering from United S t a t ».
Two indiotments o f
little about the mine, as he bad not
Barley— Feed, $28024 per ton; brew­ temporary mental drangement due to
feller has given to various institutions, Francisco county. Older was then ar­
eight count# each were returned, against
yst filed hia noises of location. He ing. $28027; rolled, $26026.
principally colleges, $102,066,000.
rested and an attempt was made to
the excitement of the trial.
the Pacific Mail Steamship oompany,.
has now returned to - the site for that
Corn— Whole, $31; cracked, $32.
taka him to Los A n g e l«. I t waa but purpose. The samples of ore Lindley
Many rumors were afloat last night which transported the cargo from Kobe
The Indiana Pips line, a subsidiary
Hay—
Valley
timothy,
No.
1,
$170
an ordinary arrest.”
o f the Standard Oil, made a profit of
found have not yet been a a»yed , but 1* per ton; Rastern Oregon timothy, » to N eth’s condition but no authara- to San Francisco, and one indictment
It
is
further
pointed
out
by
Brown’
s
tive statement was given ou t
The of eight counts and two indictments o f
the discoverer expects it to prove richer
$4,091,022 in 1903 on a total invest­
friends that it is perfectly obvious that than anything yet found in the Quartz- $19020; clover, $11; cheat, $ l l ; ‘grain day following his acceptance as a juror 60 counts each were returned againsb
ments of $2,228,7*8.
M r. Neth » k e d many questions of the Southern Pacific company for for­
it would have been futile to have at­ ville country, and » y s he has plenty hay. $11012 altalfo, $12013.
Fraits— Apple#, $101.75 per box; Judge Whitson as to whether buying
Railroad Commissioner Wilson tried tempted the arraignment of Older ia
warding the cargo in broken lot ship*
of the ore.
cantaloupes, 75c0$1.6O per orate; Improved homestead property consti­
to convince the jury that Ford had San Francisco county in view of the
meats from this oity eastward.
peuch», 85 c0 $l.lO per crate; piunw,
notiiing to do with bribing, the San close relations existing; between Older
H e epmks English
Hermlston Wants Experiment Station 50078c per crate; watermelons, 1 ® 1 Me tuted a crime.
Franisooo supervisors.
rather brokenly and but little atten­
and the prosecuting officials of Saa
Decisive Victory fo r State.
Pendleton— Whether or not an expe­ per pound; pears, $1.2801.50 per box;
tion was paid to him.
I t is reported that the Federal grand Francisco county.
rimental station w ill be established at giUpee, 50c®$1.50 per crate; oawba,
Omaha, Sept.' 28.— Judges T . C.
jury in Sun Francisco has found six
Hermiston under the irrtqstion project $2.26 per dosen; qainoes, $101.26 per
Manger and W . H . Munger, in th e
Company Building Stockade.
indictments against the Southern Pa­
Challenge Undefi Old Rules.
now seems to be in the hands of the box.
United States oourt tonight denied the
Spokane, Oct. 1.— Hillyard,
the board of regents of the Agricultural col­
cific and Pacific Mail Steamship com­
London, Sept. 80.— The officers of injunctions »k e d for by the railroads
'Vegetable#— Turnip#, $1.26 per sack;
Great Northern's town just beyond the lege and the members w ill be here In
pany for giving rebates.
carrots, $1.26 per sack; beets, $1.26 the Royal Irish Yacht club have de­ operating in Nebraska to prevent th e
eity lim its o f Spokane, is agog today s short time for the purpose of invmti-
Hearst says hs has no idea of being
pte sack; cabbage,
1 K 0 1 X o per cided, instead of wnding a reply to state railroad commiseian from enforc­
ovsr tbs building of whst been ell the gating the matter. I t w ill then be np
a candidate for president in 1908.
pound; celery, 76c0$l per doaen; corn, the New York Yacht club today, to call ing the laws reducing grain r a t » . T h e
earmarks of a stockade in the company’s to the people of the irrigation aection
$101.60 per sack; cucumber*, 10016c a meeting of the Irish club for October restraining order issued some time a g e
Daniel A . Ryan has been nominated yards, presumably fo rjth e housing of and of the county to show the nsooss-
per dosen; onions, 16020c per down; 2, at whioh the answer of the American by Judge T . 0 . Munger v u dissolved.
for mayor o f Sea Franciaoo by the Re­ strike breakers from the Eaet. Com­ •ity for the branch station in order to
parsley, 20c per dosen; peppers, 8® club to Sir Thomas U p ton ’s challenge This is regarded » a decisive victory
publicans.
pany officiale refuse to discuss the high secure it.
w “ ,derei
Sir Thomas for the state, although it is presumed
100 per’ pound; pumpkin*; l J i ® l * c » ,n
board fence that has arisen, in a day
pound; radish#*; 20c p M t a i I o f
arranging for another the e a » w ill be appealed by the ra il*
fche government w ill spend $42,000
P
*
.
road oompaniee to the Supreme court
Rush fo r Lake Lands.
ia removing obstruct ions from the Co­ and night, but the strikers now claim
spinach
inch, 6c per pound; squash, 0 0 9 0 1
that the coming o f strikebreakers w ill
ent
of
ths
Associated
Press
today
that
of
the United States.
lumbia apove Wenathee.
Prinevllle— A rush is being made $1 per box; tom ato», 40060c per box;
cause a walkout of the machinists. Al
be really believed after all he would
from this part of the state to the north­ sweet p o ta to », 2
per pound.
The influx of Chiasm into Jamais ready the company has been obliged to ern part of Lake oounty, where the
challenge under the old i n i » If he
Oppoee Breaking Contract.
Onions— $1.60 per sack.
is becoming serious.
Some action b lay off 40 of ite 70 machinists..
could get a dMigner of note.
Chicago, Sept. 28.— Three member»
Fremont forest r e » r v e w ill be opened
Potatoes— 75085c per « c k .
the government is likely.
of the national executive board of the
for entry October 28.
The land office
B utter-Fancy creamery, 27Jl®36o
Would Refuso to Go Back.
Extend Strike to Railroads.
Telegraphers’ union deolared today
officials
are
anticipating
great
crowds
of
per
pound.
Borah w ill insist an trial, evan If the
New Y ork, Oet. 1.— Thomas M. Pier­
New York, Sept. 80.— Reports that that they would vote against railing a
Veal— 76 to 125 pounds, 8 0 8 )tfc per
others implicated in the Idaho land son, Eastern vice preeident of the Or­ entrymen when the office opens October
28. Many people are going prepared pound; 126 to 160 pounds, 7%e\ 160 the commercial telegraphers' strike •trike of union operators employed in
frauds escape on technicalities.
der of Railway Telegraphers, addreeeed to stay on the land and attempt to get to 200 pounds, 607c.
would extend to the railroad telegraph­ broker and newspaper office#, in whioh
masting of commercial telegraph op­ sqnatters’ rights. Every m » n s of con­
Rvery Hindu in British Columbia
Pork— Block« 76 to 160 pounds, 8 0 ers were revived here and elsewhere event, being a majority of the board,
who can raise the cash is going south erators today. He said the fight was veyance w ill be pressed Into Service.
today. Samael J. Small, national pres­ the reqotet of the striking New Y ork
8Mo; prakers, 7 * ® 8 c .
winning the admiration of the railroad
before the ook! weather seta in.
No official
Poultry— A ven ge old hens, 13014c ident of the union, Is now in Si. Louis, operators w ill be refused.
telegraphers everywhere and there need
and from there it was reported that be action has bran taken, for the reawn
Postoffice
Called
Harrlman
pee
pound;
mixed
chickens,
12013c;
An attempt was mad I to kidnap ex- be no apprehension about the aid of the
Prineville— A pootoffioe has been es­ spring chickens, 18014c; old roost­ waa in conference with the national that no communication has yet b e » re­
Stqrsrvlsor Lonsrgan, of Han Francisco, latter.
I t was declared that in case
officers of the railroad telegraph)
ceived from the New York looal.
star witness in tha Ford bribery trial. the strikers were asked to return to tablished in Harney oounty near Low ers, 809e; dressed chickens, 18017c;
en. The new office is oa ths proposed turkeys, live, old, 16017c; young, 18 and that ineide of the next fortnight
developments might be exp ected in
Governor Ohambsrlaln suggests that work pending arbitration, they would Baras-Ontario railway Jine and has 01 9 o; g e e », live, 809s; ducks, 15o.
Cruiser Colorado A r rtrao.
refuse.
a fuel famine may be avert
irted ia ]
Eggs— Fresh ranch, candled, 3 1 0 that direction.
San Fraooisoo, Sept. 28.— A wireless,
been named Harrlman by the Poetoffice
ans Oregon this winter by tharailroads
82Mo per dosen.
message from the armored cruiser Col-
Mexico to Grant Root.
Another Blow to Saloon.
g iv in g * knr rata on slab weed , fiitjn
1907, 709o per pound; old,
ondo, o f Rest Admiral Dayton’ s squad­
Mexico City, Mex., Oct. 1.— The
Weighs BIO Pounds.
4 0 6 « per pound.
Knoxville, Term., Sept. 80.— The ron, received today at the naval train­
Tbs American Bankers' association, official reception committee having
Astoria— One of tbs largest sturgeon
W ool— Eastern Oregon, average best, state Supreme oourt today hold the ing station in this harbor, reports tha tv
la asasten At Atlantis City, V . J., de­ completed arrangement* for the recep­ ever ranghi in the Colombia river was 16®f2e per pound,
d, a
according to shrtnk- Pendleton law to bo constitutional, all on board were w ell and that tbw
clared agalqst postal » r in g s bank*, tion of Mr. Roc* and party in this city brought to Schmidt’s cold storage piani ago; valley, 2O0flflc,
rdlng to finre I This statute a b o lis h » »lo o n s in 411 voyage from Honolulu had been on*
but fsvorsd government supervision of ia qpw considering that portion of their a few days agn I t weighed 510 pounds
H I » of 100,000 or i s « , "hereafter in-
Mol. Tba’ vesMl w ill arrive hare
pavings batata.
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i v iilt that w ill be spent in the Interior. and WM ranghi to h : B atte’s bay trap.
Mohair— Choice, 19080« per pound, ^oorporated.”
tomorrow.
Chicago, Oot. 1.— Mora
warfare against tbs commercial tele­
graph companies ia being planned by
the striking operators. A t their meet­
ing today Chairman Likes announced
that within a law days tha OOUiptluittl
would realise that they were in a real
fight. Tha suggestion from New York
that all operators working leased wires
be called out was vigorously applauded.
President Small, who left tha city
Friday night with a lot of documentary
evidence against the telegraph compan­
ies, was in Washington today on a se­
cret mission. I t leaked out that the
visit Small made to St. Louis Thursday
waa for the purpose of meeting Com­
missioner of la b o r N eill, who waa in
that city at the time. I t ia said that
Oommiaaioaer N eill is reluctant to
take up the trouble until it is definite­
ly decided who has power to settle for
the operators.
Bo tar each city has
been looking after its own strike, and
no one has been empowered to propoee
terms of peace.
Commissioner N eill Is said to be
ready to call on the oompaniee provid­
ed he is given aeauranoe that any set­
tlement he may make w ill be aocepted
by Abe men on strike. I t la said that
within a tew daya a vote of tha various
unions w ill be taken to place the entire
question of a settlement in the
of the national executive board.
OREGON
NEWBERG.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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