President Being Urged by Conserva
tive Financial Leader«.
About T h r u 7 houund Arrive I
kane at One Time.
C. It. WOODWARD. I
Spokane, Wash., Nov. 5.— Nearly
8,000 homeaeekere, bound for «vary
part of the Paoifio Northwest, arrived
in Spokane Sunday by the various
roads. They a w traveling on tickets
sold in the S ait under the colonist
rates, which expired October 81, and
the army 1s made np of those who
waited until the l u t day of grace to be
gin tbeir journey.
/
o f the Lose Importent but
Train
No.
3
on
the
Northern
Pacific
L o u In toros ting E votiva
consisted of 26 coaches filled to the
o f tho Foot W o k .
steps. I t traveled in two sections
Twelve hundred aonls, railroad offieials
estimated, were inside the coaches.
The population of London is oyer
When the oolonista alighted at Spo
■oven m illion.
kane to stretch their weary limbs, the
America ia proving the promised big depot w u unable to bold the
ewarm.
land of tho Jews.
Traveling men from St. Panl, wbo
Governor Hoch, of Kansas, ia aaid to witoeeaed the embarking from that
a want to fill Senator Long’s place.
point on October 31, my several hun
The Russian prison system is said to dred were left behind. They fought to
be a practical joke by leading bureau get inside tbe gate and train officials
were compelled to carry children from
crats.
tbe care in order to force the parents to
Colorado has taken steps against the get off in order to make room for thorn
oompanies in the cool combination with remaining
Portland, Seattle and Ta
the hope that the price of fuel may be
ms are tbe destinations of hundreds
rodned.
of these colonists, who seem to be proa
Harriman is reported to have pur perona and not locking refinement.
chased the Georgia Central railway
which w ill give him another outlet to
B AN K S I8 S U E PAPER.
the Atlantic.
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GO VER N O R AIDS.
PRO POSED A M E N D M E N T.
Chamberlain Notifies War Department Tax Reform Association Would Ex
of Act of Lsgllsteturo.
ompt Many Articles.
Washington, Nov. 4.— I t ia learned
hare from undoubted souroea that Pres
ident Roosevelt is now being urged to
call an extra session of oongreaa to deal
with the financial situation.
The re
quest comes from and represents the
judgment of ths conservative leaders in
the financial world, who have repre
sented the preeent situation aa one com
pelling action of a character that w ill
eradicate all ground for suspicion of
American industrial methods.
The president has been assured from
moat reliable sources that theta w ill be
no opposition on tbe part of the great
Industries of the oountry to the enact
meat of tha necessary lawn to carry out
hia ideas of Federal control to the ex
tent to which be baa expounded them
in his recent public utterances. These
assuranoee are made at this time to
what has been represented as the moat
dangerous situation whioh baa con
fronted the country during an extended
historic period— that ia, the seeming
growing lack of confidence based on
known irregularities In business meth
oda in some quarters and do sure and
speedy mesne of separating the good
from the nnsonnd.
To this end it is suggested that the
president set congreaa to the task, first
of making such amendments to the fi
nancial laws aa w ill result In the max
imum of flexibility with the minimum
of basic change in oar system; next,
and perhaps most in importance, that
the president embody bis suggestions
on corporation control in succinct re
commendations for enactment into law.
MONEY HOWS BIEN
Eastern Financial Situation N tv
Almost Normal.
AN INCMUNfi STREAM IF GOLD
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has
Tbs Oregon Tax Reform association
sent letter« to the secretary of war at with headquarters at Portland, has for
Washington, D. 0., saying:
its object several radical changes in the-
"T h e legislature of this state at Its mode of taxation. Circa ter letters have
Lusitania Ralls fo r Naw Y ork With
teat session passed a bill appropriating been Issued and sent to granges and
$300.000 to be paid to tbe United other organisation! throughout tbe
810,000,000—Each City Hus
Spates for the purpose of assisting tbe state. The changes are to be made by
bands Ita Own Bwpp'y.
United State« in aoquiring by condem amending the constitution through the
nation or oonatruotion of a boat canal initiative. The following is tha text of
and locks aroond tbe falls of the W il the associations’ desire
lamette river at Oregon City, Oregon.
New York, Nov. 2.— The financial
" A l l dwelling bouses, all barns,
The present and only canal and looks sbeda, outhouses, and other improve
situation ia gradually clearing without
around these tella la owned by a pri ments appertaining to any dwelling;
showing any striking features. Bona
vate corporation which has the power all fences, farm machinery and appli-
on the banka and trust companies are
and does impose a tax of 60 cents per anc* a need aa such; orchards, crops and
practically over; money, which was
ton on every ton of freigbt that passes livestock; household furniture in
temporarily withdraw^ from banka «ab
from the upper to the lower river or and tools owned and in ose by a me
ject to runs, is flowing to the stronger
from the lower to the upper river. This chanic shall be exempt from taxation.
banks, and currency ia being provided
tax as the state grows is an annually
in moat cases where the demand for It
increasing harden and the people for a
New Gama Warden.
ia considered legitimate.
number of years past have been stren
Further engagements of gold by Bos
Salem— Robert O. Stevenson, of For
uously demanding government owner est Grove, hss been appointed state
ton and other points have brought uj>
ship and control of the looks at tbe game and forestry warden by Governor
the total engagements abroad under tha
tells of the , W illamette to tbe end the - ¡ Chamberlain.
recent movement to $26,660,000. Tha
« ihuuuw « iu . Mr. Stevenson w ill suc-
nvet may be opened to free navigation ' ceed John w . Baker, of Cottage Grove,
Lusitana, which sailed from Liverpool
Its entire length. The delegation from whoB6 tenn o t offlce j,* , expired. Tb<1
yesterday, has on board about $10,000,-
000 in gold, ona of the largest aingla
Oregon to the congrats of tbe United appointment of M r. Stevenson makes
States intend to bring this matter to the first change in Governor Chamber
shipments aver made.
Price^of ex
the attention of congress and urge upon lain’ s official fam ily.
change were firm daring tha eatly part
The appoint
that body tbe Importance to oar people ment ia for four years, daring which
of yesterday and did not yield seriously
New York banks have impaired the C lu rin g House Certificates to Serve
of an open waterway through the heart time M r. Stevenson w ill make his
at any time. The fact that the stock
government cash reserve, bat no alarm
Public as Cash.
of tbe W illam ette valley, and I am headquarters at Forest Grove. The
exchanges of London and Paris wera
Is felt, as foreign gold en roots to this
Portland, Nov 6.— In order to u p - taking the liberty of enclosing yon new appointee ia a well known citisen
closed on aoooont of A ll Saints day pre
country w ill make the shortage good.
ply the temporary need of currency and herewith a copy of the act of the Ore of Foiest Grove and is a native eon,
vented any comparison of quotations on
Enriqoe Creel, ambasador from Mex- furnish means for marketing the crops gon legislature bearing upon the an beet
arbitrage operations.
having been born and raised in Yam
Jao to the United States, has been elect of tbe state, tbe Portland Clearing in order that yoor department may bs
Balances with the clearing house-
hill county. In politics he Is a Demo
ed governor of Chihuahua, but it is be House association hap authorised the fully advised in the premises.”
have settled down to a normal condi
crat, and his appointmert was made
lieved ha w ill oontinoe hia ambassador issuance of bank checks in denomina-
tion, bnt there is still something of a
upon the recommendation or a large
ship.
C O N T IN U E 8 H O LID A Y 8.
High School Debating Laagua.
tions of $5, $10 and $20 for general cir
blockade in domestic exchange through
Dumber
of
prominent
Democrats
These checks, or clearing
the unwillingness of Naw York banka
University of Oregon, Engena^The throughout tha W illam ette valley.
San Joee del Cabo, a t the month of culation.
Gousrnor to Issus Proclamation From to pay currency on drafts from other-
the Gulf of California, has been de house certificates, w ill be based upon Oregon State High School Debating
cities and tbe unwillingness of other
Rhodes Scholarship Examanatlon.
stroyed by wind and a cloudburst. Six- deposits of notes, bills of exchsnge and league, organised during the past sum
Day to Day.
cities to pay ont tbalr currency upon
tu n persons were killed and the entire other negotiable instruments that are mer, is meeting w ith hearty co-opera
University of Oregon, Eugene— The
November 2, 1907.
secured by whest, grain, canned flab, tion from all parts of tbe state. Up to next qualifying examinations for the
drafts from New York. The condition
population ia destitute.
Whereas, It has been and is impos of affairs indicates a continued pressure
lumbar actually sold, and other mar the present time fifteen of the larger Rhodes scholarship« for this state w ill
Pope Leo ia reported to be seriously ketable products or paper approved by
schools have signified their intention be held at the Univeraity of Oregon, sible for the benka of Oregon to secure for currency rather than a breakdown
111
the committee that has been appointed of joining the Iqpgne, including-Pendle Tuesday and Wednesday, Jannary 21 shipments of coin or currency from of credits, but reasonable demands are-
being met for regular customers of th a
The Commercial Stats bank, of by the association and by which the ton, Baker City, La Grande, Ontario, and 22, 1908. The arrangements for
Eastern financial centers, although
banks.
Grand Island, Neb., has cloed its doors. certificates w ill be issued.
The Dalles, Astoria, Salem, Eugene, conducting the examinations w ill fol
These certificates or emergency bank Roeeburg, Klamath Falla, Medford, low closely those of last year, with tbs large balances are due to the banks of
The poeslbility of hastening tbe ex
Finland has passed a b ill prohibiting
notes w ill bs iaaoed through the Port Grants Pass, Hendon, Marshfield, North exception that an examination fee of $6 this state from Eastern banka; and
port movement of wheat and cotton
the manufacture or importation of a l
land Clearing House association to the Bend and a number of smaller ones. will be charged all candidates.
Whereas, Requests have come to me still engages the attention of foreign
Tbe
cohol.
extent of two-thirds only of the vaine On account of tbe reorganisation of ita examinations w ill be under the direc from the leading banka of the whole exchange dealers and also of those w h o
Parte of India are 'threatened with of the securities. The certificates w ill high achoola, Portland was not abla to tion of the Oregon Committee of Selec
endeavor to keep in touch with the gen
state, aa well as from different commer
a famine, having experienced the worst he redeemable in cash February
eral «It uat ion.
enter, but w ill do so next yeaf.
Tha tion, composed of President P. L .
drouth since 1896.
1908, and w ill be used in all transac state has been divided into four dis Campbell, of the University of 6regon, cial bodies and depositors to make pro
tions
the same as currency. They w ill tricts, and a championship team w ill chairman; President Ferrin, of Pacific clamation of a legal holiday from day
D ELIV ER Y A T J O L I E T .
Reliable reporta from Karatagh, Rus
Tbe university; President Coleman, of W il to day anti I money can be obtained to
sian Turksatan, m y bnt 300 persons be received by the banks in payment of be chosen from each district.
all obligations and w ill circulate the final debate w ill be held at the Univer lamette univeraity; President Crooks, handle the largely increased industrial Supreme Court Decision Turns Looso»
met death in the recent disaster.
same as gold, silver or paper money.
sity of Oregon. A handsome silver cop of Albany college, and President Riley, and commercial interests; and
IOO Chicago Criminate.
General Booth, o f « the Salvation
Whereas, I am firmly convinced from
This plan for providing a temporary w ill bO given to the winning^ team.
of McMinnville college.
Arm y, has arrived in New York from circulating medium w u adopted at
Chicago, 111., Nov. 2.— Tbe doors o f
information I have received that our
England and was given a great recep conference cf the representative bank
banka were never in better condition tbe Joliet penitentiary swing open to
Oil Land Leased.
M ore Shortage Complaints.
tion.
day and the first batch of nearly 10O>
era of the oities of Portland, Tacoma
Klamath Falls— There have been than at this time, and are only in need
Salem— Car shortage complaints con
murderers, bigbwaymen, burglars and
of
moneys
which
are
actually
dne
them
Spokane
and
Seattle,
held
in
the
lu
t
British railroad employes have voted
tinue to come with almost every mail filed with the county clerk of Klamath
other
criminals w ill be turned loot»-
from
correspondent
banka
to
tida
over
for a general strike and there seems named city Sunday.
to the office of the railway commission. county leasee on a large tract of land
J a result of a reoent decision of tho-
the
present
crisis:
little likelihood of a settlement being
These leases were
A letter reoeived from J. 8. Landis, of near Lost river.
Now, therefore, I, George E. Cham Sapreme court, which hrid that the
reached.
Myrtla Creek, oomplains both of delay secured by the K'am ath O il company
PAPER M O N E Y IN BAY C lT Y .
berlain,
governor of tbe slate ¿of Ore municipal courts of Chicago oould not
and
are
for
a
period
of
20
years.
The
in «applying a car and 30 boors delay
The governors of Georgia, Alabama
¡ally try cases in which the indicU
gon,
by
virtue
of the aathority vested
and North Carolina have united to Clearing House Bank« Wilt laaua Cur in removing it after hia notifying the landowners w ill receive 10 per cent of in me, do declare Monday, tbe 4th day ments were returned by a Cook county
the
revenue
arising
from
the
operations
lpcal agent that it was loaded, which
foroe the railways to obey new tews
of November, 1907, a legal holiday for grand jury.
rency in Small Notes.
resulted in the loss of 26 of his poultry. if oil, coal, gas or minerals are found.
in those states.
The situation 'a one of the most seri
the purpose of assisting in tiding over
I
f
nothing
materializes
after
a
period
He
alao
thinks
he
was
illegally
com
San Franciaco, Nov. 6.— Forty clerks
ous
that ever confronted Chicago. I f
the
present
financial
ctringenoy
and
I t is announced that 21 steamers were at work all day Sondsy in tbe pelled to pay hia fare while traveling of three years, the lessee are to be
protecting the dredlt of the state until the decision of tbe higheet court ie to.
have been chartered to bring coal and clearing boose preparing certificates in with his stock. A letter has been re come void.
coin or currency, now due and owing stand, it means that on the eve of win
other supplies from Scotland for the denominations of $6, $10 and $20, ceived from J. H . Pounds, of Umatilla,
oar
people, can be obtained; and I do ter footpads, murderers, and crim inate
W ar on Illegal Dams.
American fleet which is to visit tbe which, indorsed by all the banka in the saying that as the result of the action
declare
it my purpose to continue to of all classes are to be turned loose orv
Pacific. •
Pendleton— One hundred and fifty
association, w ill be issued by the clear of the commission, conditions at that
declare
auch
holidays from day to day the streets of the city.
These certificates are to point have mnch improved and that he residents of Pendleton and vicinity
Oklahoma banks w ill reopen Novem ing house.
State's Attorney John J. Healy, how
until
business
conditions appear to me
have united in a war against the dams
constitute s flexible currency for use in has no farther cause for complaint.
ber 4.
ever, has decided to take draatic .steps
to
be
normal.
in tbe Um atilla river, which are caus
retail trade and to meet payrolls until
In testimony whereof I have hereun to prevent the wholesale liberation o f
A third death from plague hss oc the present coin stringency is relieved
ing the death of many salmon in the
Car Shortage Hurts.
to
cnbecribed my nam<^ and caused the criminals. He construes the decision
curred at Seattle.
The certificates w ill he accepted as
Athena— The car shortage here Is a river. They have signed a petition to great seal of the state of Oregon to be to mean that the Supreme court never
There are
Montana banks are doing business legal tender by tbe 32 banks in the great drawback in the shipping of pro tbe state game warden.
convicted
criminals
affixed at the capitol, in tbe city of intended that
clearing bouse association, and w ill do ducts. Many hundred tons of wheat dams, according to the complaint,
under normal conditions.
should be given liberty, but that each
Salem,
this
2d
day
of
November,
A.
mncli to relieve the local situation until are stored in the various warehouses which do not provide for the passage of
and every man must stand trial again—
D ., 1907.
Hostile Navajo Indians have been
expected currency shipments from the awaiting shipment, and most of the the fish.
this time in the Criminal court.
George E. Chamberlain,
killed or captured in Southern Utah.
East are received. The certificates w ill wheat that has been shipped so far was
Governor
P O R I LAN D M A R K E T8 .
W illia m D. Haywood w ill most prob be retired as qnickly as possible by the sent ont on fiat cars. Many of the
L IF T 8 TH E EM BARGO.
By the Governor,
ably be the Socialist candidate for pres hanks, because of tbe large amount of farmers along the little railroad sta
Frank Benson,
Wheat—
Club,
87c;
blueetem,
89c;
ident.
securities deposited with the clearing tions have been unable to sell their
Secretary of State.
valley, 87c; red, 86c.
Northern Pacific Dec das to Racaivs
house to secure them.
wheat at good prices because the ware
California banks are almost all ig
Oats— No. 1 white, $29.50; gray,
Lumber bhipments.
I t was stated that an important move house companies, as the agents, are
noring tbe holiday proclaimed by the
$29 50.
Graft Prosecution is Issue,
in
connection
with
tbe
financial
situs
Bellingham,
Wash., Nov. 2.— Th s
unwilling
to
bny
too
mnch
wheat
un
governor.
Barley— Feed, $28 50 per ton; brew
San Francisco, Nov. 4.— Issues of far order of the Northern Pacific railroad
tion has been made by the safe deposit less they know they can ship it out.
ing, $30; rolled, $30031.
The Great Northern and Northern companies, who, it is mid, have agreed
more impoi lance than are commonly refusing to bill out any carloads o f
Corn— Whole, $32; cracked, $33.
Pacific railroads w ill not suspend con to rent no more boxes to any one, in ^
involved in a municipal election will lumber from the Northwest, was ia
. C . & E. Makes Report.
Hay— Valley timothy. No. 1, $17018 come up before the voters of San Fran
struction.
order to prevent the boarding of money
force juet one day.
Last night juat
Salem— The report of tbe Corvallis A pef ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $23;
ciaco for decision tomorrow. Behinc before the office of the oompany closed,
in
safe
deposit
boxes.
Estimates
place
A bank cashier at Charlton, Ind
Eastern railway, filed with the state clover, $13; cheat, $13; grain hay, $13
ths leading names on tbe several party the order, was rescinded.
Tbe North
.eft a message saying the bank was the amount of money in sate deposit railway commission, makes the follow @14; alfalfa, $13014.
tickets
are tbe survival of the so-called ern Pacific w ill now accept lumber
vaults
in
this
city
as
high
aa
$10,000,-
wrecked and committed suicide.
ing showing:
Earnings from opera
Froita— Apples, $102 60 per box;
bribery graft prosecution as conducts« shipments at the«new rate, but w ill not
000
tion, $235,807.42; operating expenses, cantaloupes, $101.60 per crate; water
The Louisiana legislature has been
against indicted corporation officials by be able to collect the 50-cent ta riff
$139,793.17; income from operation, melons, lc per pound; p-ars, $101.75
called in extra session to pass laws gov
Cruiser Buffalo Spoken.
Francis J. Haney, and ths confirmation pending the decision of tbe Interstate
$96,014.26; total income, same, deduc per box; grapes, 7fo0$1.76 per crata;
erning public service corporations.
or rejection by the voting majority of Commerce commission.
North Head, Wash., Nov. 5.— Tbe tions, taxes, interest, etc., $64,161.30; I
The injunc
quinces, 6Oc0$l per box; huckleber
The Rock 11 sand railroad has laid off United States cruiser Buffalo, which net income, $31,862 95; surplus, sam e;' ries, 7@8c per pound; cranberries,$10 j tbe new order of things which followed tion issued by the Federal court in Se
the overthrow of the Ruef-Schmits re attle forbids the oolleoting of morw
every construction crew on acconnt of has bean doing spaaial doty in Bering1 no dividends; total deficit for entry 0'O .6O per barrel.
gime and the bribed supervisors.
sea with the revenae eervice for the general balance sheet, 206,126 68; to
than the old 40-cent rate.
approaching winter, the officials my.
Vegetables— Turnips, $1.26 per sack;
past two months, was communicated
Tw o arrests have been made in Chi with by wirelem test evening of! Van tal cost of construction and equ pment, carrots, $1.26 per reck; beets, $1.26
Farmers Hold Crops.
Ford Case Postponed.
$3,114,280.90.
per sack; cabbage, 1 @ 1 %o per pound;
cago for stealin« records in the case of couver island.
The Buffalo mi led
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 4.— The fin an
San Francisco. Nov. 2.— Owing to tho
cauliflower, 26c0$l per doxen; celery,
John R. Walsh, wracker of tha M il from Bremerton navy yard in Angnst
cial troubles in New York, with their fact that yesterday was a public holi
Mills Forced to 8hut Down.
5Oo0$l per dozen; corn, 86c@$l per
waukee avenue bank.
with rush orders to proceed to Bering
later echo in the West, have not alarm day, caused by tha proclamation of tho
Albany— Because of car shortage the rack; cucumbers, $1 per sack; onions,
Naw York banka are furnishing mon sea to help the regular revenue cotters
ed the termers of Nebraska. For tbe governor, the conrta in the Temple Is
big m ills of the Curtiss Lumber com 16@20c per doxen; paraley, 20c per
patrol the restricted waters against
ey to move crops.
past decade farmers of this state have rael adjourned.
In Judge Law ler’»
pany at M ill City, on the Ccrvallia A doxen; peppers, 8017c per pound;
poachers.
The
entire
fleet
of
cotters
disposed of their crops by contract be court all the graft caeca before him
The Union Pacific has stopped much
Eastern railroad, 35 miles east of A l radldiss, 2fc per doxen; spinscb, 6c per
was kept busy throughout the season
fore they ware harvested, but oondl were continued for one day. When
construction work.
bany, w ill soon eloae down nDtil cars pound; squash. l @ l > i o per pound; to
watching seals.
tlons ha^ve changed. Farmers are build the Ford care came np Judge Law ler
can be secured. Manager Robert Shaw matoes, 26060c per box.
Nebraska officials have severely snub
ing barns to store away tbs corn they asked for aoggeations from the attor
said he coaid get no cars at all for
bed the Japanese consol.
Onions— $202.60 per sack.
Cradit Currency Ramcdy.
have harvested. They say they w ill neys for both aides in regard to the ad
shipments
outside
tbe
state,
and
the
Potatoes—
75c0$l
par
hundred,
de
Forty m i lore have been devonred by
New York, Nov. 6.— That permanent m ill yards are crowded with lumber livered Portland; sweet potatoes, 2}£o hold their grain for higher prices, al visability of going ahead with the trial
caniball near Cape Horn.
though aa high as 48 cents is offered.
relief from the present monetary strin enough to fill 400 care.
under the preeent olrowmatencea. Both
These mills per pound.
The German imperial bank baa rais gency can only be had tbrongh a sys
sides deemed an adjournment necessary
lave
a
capacity
of
about
100,000
feet
Batter—
Fancy
creamery,
S0@35c
per
ed tbe discount rate to check gold ex tem of credit currency adequate to meet
Chinese Stone Missionaries.
and tbe judge acted accordingly.
dally, and w ill throw 200 men out.
pound.
porta.
the re^nirementa of trade and redeem
Hongkong,
Nov. 4.— The Scandinavi
Veal— 76 to 126 pounds, 8 0 8 Jfc; 126
Many of the large banks In different able in gold coin, was tbe opinion ex
Japs to ba Deported.
Applaa Await Road.
to 150 pounds, 7 >^o; 150 to 200 pounds, an mission in the district of Namho hat
part of the country are absorbing tbe pressed today by Representative Char
been attacked by the anti-foreign ele
TTelena, Mont., Nov. 2.— A Japanese
Pilot Rock— It is estimated that 6@7e.
smaller ones.
les Fowler, of New Jersey, chairman of there sre now about $18,000 worth of
Pork— Block, 76 to 160 pounds, 1 % ment of the population. The mission and three women, who are being held
aries, Blisses Wendell and Erickson, in the county jail at Butte on the au
Immense crop exports from the U n it tbe banking and currency c mmittee, excellent apples on orchards tributary @8c; packers, 7@ 7)*c.
ad States w ill foroe imports of foreign which w ill at the coming session en to this place awaiting the completion
Poultry— Average old hena, 12*^0 were stoned by Chinese, who alleged thority of the United States govern
deavor to have a tew passed lor credit of the Umatilla Central from Pendleton 12)<c per pound; mixed chickens, 11)4@ that native women were forced to be ment, will toon be returned to Seattle
money and relieve the stringency.
currency iasaed by the National banka. 10 this place, so they can be shipped to 12c; spring chicken«, 111*012o; old come Christians and were kept for im for deportation to Japan. Tha man,
W ithin tbe past few days Secretary
The magistrate at Hyama Matsumura, is accused of bring
market. I f the road is completed soon roosters, 8@9c; dressed chickens, 130 moral purposes.
Cortelyou has deposited $60,000,000
Prom ote Trade With M exico.
Nambu succeeded in restoring order.
ing three of hie countrywomen to
many
of
the
fall
apples
can
be
saved.
14o;
turkey»,
live,
old,
16c;
yonng,
witb^the various banks of tha country.
Mexico City, Nov. 5.— A . B. Batter, After this year great quantities of fruit 18c; geese, live, 9@10o; ducks, 14c;
America lor immoral purpose«. I t la
President Small declares that the tel special agent «I tha United States gov w ill be shipped out from this point to pigeons, $101.60, squabs, $203.
Arrests by Wholesale.
stated that the four Japanese arrived in
egraph operators strike is over notwith ernment, is in this city to work In the tbe markets.
St. Peters bar*, Nov. 4.— The latest Seattle from Japan on the steamer
Eggs— Fresh ranch, candled, 36o per
standing that he has been deposed as interest of trade relations between the
advices from Vladivostok say that 160 Minneapolis June 7 laet.
preaidant.
Many Apples Spoiling.
United States and Mexico.
He will
Hops— 1907,
709c
per
pound; arrests have been made in connection
look
over
the
trade
conditions
of
the
with the recent mutiny t iere, the per
Pendleton—
On account of the scar olda, 4c per pound.
Army o f Chinamen Coming.
Kansas banka remain open bnt pay
entire country, inquiring into those city of help to pick end shortage of cars
Wool— Eastern Oregon average beet, sons arrested being fur the most part
a ll demands by check.
Mexico City, Nov. 2.— Chinese bound
(satures which thoald Interest the mer meny apples are going to waste in 16@22o per pound, according to shrink soldier* and sailors.
Merchantmen for the United State* have been arriv
The Western Union has opened a chants of the United States, and report Jmatllla county. Tbe car shortage, ia age; valley. 2O022O, according to fine lying in the harbor steamed outside be ing at Sallna Crux since January 1 ,
nabs* of its branch officers in Chi- in what way conditions can be im- tolding op the shipment of several ness^ mohair, choice, ¿9080c par fore the firing began, and thus escaped 1.785 having landed there en route to
^ r
I proved.
• being damaged.
mndred boxes at Milton.
pound
the Northern republic.
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