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-isistíl ««le ■ -«»** i n ■Ai. ài NEWBERG GRAPHIC W I L L B R E AK M O N O P O L Y . Sofia parte Starts Suit Against Harri- San Francisco Making fo r Battleship Floot. E. If. WOODWARD. I ORBGON NEWS OF THE WEEK r C LE A N U P T O W N . San Francisco, Jan. 18.— San Fran cieoo w ill make extraordinary propara !i ms daring the next three months to “ tidy n p " balers the arrival of tba W ork on tba downtown streets w ill be pressed in order that the gateway of the oity may take on the appearance of freshness rather than dilapidation. W h ile the supervisors are busily gaged an this problem, the speefcj oom miUee, of whioh James D. Phelan la chairman, intrusted with arrangements for the entertainment of the visitors, has already organised and mapped out its plana in a general way. The first donation to the fund of $ 100,000 which is to bo raised was made by a local Chi nese merchant, who accompanied hie check for $100 with a note expressing appiacition of the protection afforded by the Stan and Stripes. A unique feature of the oelebration w ill be a floral parade, tba first Baa Francisco baa undertaken. The parade w ill be under the auspices of the Native Sons and Native Daughters. I t w ill resemble in general schema the pa geants made famous by Los Angeles and Pwadena. San Franciroo baa loot the rural atmosphere which the cities in the southern part of the state which have retained, and a floral parade w ill entail an amount of preparation that has seldom been attempted here before Special attention is being paid the entertainment of the enlisted men- A clubhouse la to be erected where the bluejackets can make their headquarters while on shore. A large pavilion w ill be provided for drills, concerts and ex hibitions. (HENDRICKS TELLS IT man Roads. G A TH E R H O P D A T A . H A S SE E D LE SS PEAR. Pacific Coast Hopgpowers’ Association Has Sa p é Frult fo r 90 Year* Un- Wants O regon Acroago. known to Scientists. Washington, Jan. 27. — Attorney General Bonaparte directed that a bill In equity be filed to art aside the con trol by tba Union Pacific Railway oom- pony and Its subsidiary corporations of tba Southern Pacific and tba San Pedro, Los Angalsa Balt Lake railroads; also to ha vs deolared illegal tba ownership by tba Union Pacific o r the Oregon Short Lina of stock In tba Santa Fa, the Groat Northern and Nbrtharn pacific all of said lines being competitors of the Union Pacific. Tba attorney general issued an offi oial sttament to this effeet, which, after referring to the extended investigation by th* Interstate Commerce commission into the relations existing among the various lines of road engaged in trana continental traffic, soya: “ From the evldenoe so adduced and from independent investigation th* de partment has arrived at the conclusion that tba stockholding of the Union Pa cific and its subsidiary . companies in the corporal ions mentioned above Is in direct violation of the Sherman act. The department regards tba suit of first importance, aa it Is sought tty means thereof to break np a substantial monopoly of th* transportation busi- of th* oountry between the Mis souri river an the east and tba entire Paoiflc coast south of Portland on tbs A H u b Guilty to Cuiflncr to Ditntt io n n a u t. Salem— The board of dirsoton for ' Pendleton,— Not suspecting that a INDICTED JOINTLY V ITE l i l i Oregon of tba Pacific Coast Hopgrow- aaadlsaa peer was anything out of th* are’ onion met bar* last weak and farm- ordinary, R . L. Oliver, a prominent elated a plan for ascertaining th « names fruitralssr tvjo miles west of this eity, ^aahary A lso Confesses Chargea A re o f all the hopgrowera in ih* state, the has bean growing pears of that nature acreage of hope owned by each, the for (wo decades. Much publicity baa True— Stalwar Also Expected to past three names of growers who have signed the been given daring the Testify Against Hall. constitution End bylaws of the union months to a seedless pear discovered by ■nit the acreage of each. A/ 1. Msscn. The tree bearing the I t is expected that this information seedless pear on th* Oliver term n British goods are being boycotted in Port land. Jan. 28.— Sensational w ill be at hand and complete anon and this city was growing on the place da rouging testimony aghinat John H . than for th* first tim e it w ill b* known whan ha bought it, 20 years ago. The Hall, was given yesterday py Hamilton definitely how many acres of hops are pears on the Oliver tree differ in de The Union Pacificjhaa greatly radnoed H . Hendricks, who testified that in grown in Oregon. This information is scription from those of the working forces. May, 1900, he had suggested to H all necessary in order to ascertain th* pro farm, being very large and m um bling A ll Germany is celebrating the kais that H all os# his knowledge of Illegal portion of acreage represented In the th* Flemish Beauty mar* then any e r ’s bitrtbday. fencing by Bteiwer and his associates aa anion end also the names o f growers other varltey. They are entirely seed a political olab over W . W . Bteiwer. Cheyenne secured the next meeting who are needed aa members but who less and have only th* slightest tracing A t th* morning session Hendricks, o f tba Dry Farming congress. ol w core, being in effect v careless ell I vw U w l joined. j u i u c v i• im s v r i wuurg u so « tea as w v»w»s have not who was a co-defendant with H all and The work of gathering the statistics as aeedleaa. The flesh la fine grained Tba Chinese tong war In San Fran Mays« entered a p lw of guilty to the and solid, the flavor is good and the pear was designated to th* secretary, Joseph cisco baa claimed another victim. conspiracy Indictment Lata la th * Baumgartner, and arrangements were has many claims for popularity aside The torpedo flotilla has arrived at afternoon Hendricks was called to tb e made to raise a fund of $ 1 , 0 Q 0 to pày from being a seedless and coreleaa vari Bnenos Ayres. Its stay w ill be short stand, and bis testimony, following the immediate expanses of tire organi ety. The tree bean lata, the fruit a t the Argentine capital that o f a -nu m b« of minor witnesses sation work in Oregon. W h ile no par ripening in October. who preceded him, had the effeet #f n~ ticular effort w ill be mads to learn the Where the tree came from is not Several warships now at Magdalena thunder storm on a clear summer after acreage of hops that w ill be plowed ap known. Tbs farm with the or hard on bay.w ill soon return to the Maraylatond noon. W h ile Hendricks recited tb e this season, it is probable that a pretty j it was purchased from a nurseryman, navy yard for extensive repairs. story of his interview with H all In fblr idea of the extent of the plowing who aet the orchard oat. Rockefeller has ordered 800 Italian 1900, th* ex district attorney could not ap w ill b* gained. workmen discharged and their placet Aside from tba railway companies repress a commingled expression of sur S C H O O L FO R C O N V IO T 8 . filled by Americana who are oat of above named, tba othero defendants in prise and pain, w ith drawn fw toraa Sets Out Walnut Trass. work. tbe suit era tba Farmers Loaq A Trust and clenched jaws ha scrutinised th e Rlckreall— J. B. Stump, one of the Reform ers WIH Ask Permit to oompany, of New York, whioh to the witnaw as the story o f th* inception o f The Nevada special polloe bill may leading Carman residing in this county, ▼ K t s » v n k s sm ■ r r a y w o i i i A s . depository of all the stock of. tba San his alleged unofficial relations with tb e y et be killed in tba boose on acooont of has planted 176 acres of his large farm Salem— The superintendent of the Pedro road under a contract by whioh an lawful fencing monopoly yraa related. friction between members and Goldfield near Monmonth to English walnuts, NEW S Y S T E M O F S U R V E Y S. mineowners. and w ill make bis walnnt grow a com state prison, the governor of Oregon, it to required to give proxies to snob Th * accused ax-Federal official soon re 8 t. Plen a and Portland persona as may be named by M r. Har- gained th* Interested and semi-hopeful mercial proposition. Tba trees áre Chaplain The Dominion government w ill loan Bill to Give Commissioner Authority planked with a epaoe of 60 feet between friends o f prison reform have agreed rlman and Mr. Clark for a period of expression tbat baa characterised him $4,000,000 to the farmers of Alberta to Employ Mon. rows <»a way and of 40 feet the other cm a plan for the oonstrnctioo of an years. Thera as* also individual de from the beginning o f the trial, and and Saskatchewan province, unbly hall and night school build- fendant! who Ate alleged to h ave can In the space between the rows of stops ware tall area last year. Washington, Jan. 88 .— In his annual tional statements of Hand rick*. walnnt'trem' Royal “ a d m " oh e'rri« g m [Tf « B to b* a d d e d *) the pen i ten celled and carried oat the conspiracy report Land Comissioner Ballinger A severe snow storm is Ciarenoe B. Zaohary, who yesterday E. H. Hart I planted and as these latter w ill bear! ‘ Bry by consent o f tba next legislature, complained of, towit: om mended tba abolition of the orseent throughout the E ast quickly the land set to walnuts w ill “ B to accommodate about 800 par- man, Jacob H. Schiff, Otto H . Kahn, entered a plea of guilty to the conspir system of making public land surveys J«maa Stillman, Henry C. Frtok, Hen acy charge, was foreman of th* Butte The leader of the Portugese rebels under tba oon tract system and urged soon be made profitable while awaiting !'■«“ “ d * * » id<* »erving aa a ebape) and amusement hall w ill b* a school ry H. Rogers and W illiam A. Clark. Cheek oompany. Ha was a prominent the first crop from the walnnt treks * " has escaped from bprsoo. congress to authorise the employment room and have recitation rooms con W h ile naming the individual defend figure In superintending tbe dlffesenk Experiments made here in past yean Several of the Russian imperial fam bv the government of competent sur with walnuts have bean so satiatsetory nected with it. that war* hatched by big asso ants the statement makes no mention veyor*, whose Bole duty shall be the ily are sick with the grip. I t B ro be located as an addition to o f any intention to prosecute any of ciates. surveying and resnrveying of public that Mr. Stamp’s venture is not looked the east wing of tba prison, and w ill these officials porsonally.in any crimin Mr. Heney expects to eotnplete t h * Beuador has stopped a threatened lands. Representative Mitohell, of upon as an experiment. be built of brick mad* by tba convicts. al proceedings. government’s « « probably tomorrow \ revolution by arresting the plotters. Wyoming, chairman of the house com Th * p ris o n «» are to do all the con afternoon and not later than Saturday. Suspected Shoop In Benton. Harry Orchard has written to a mittee on public lands, has introduced struction work themselves, and thus re Hendricks w ill b* on the stand du itog Monro*— United States Inspector H. a bill in the bouse giving the commis M A Y S D ISM ISSED . friend saying he is glad he confessed. duce the cost to the stats to a mini th* morning sarnion, pomibly a part of Silver wood, of the bureau of animal in sioner authority to employ n c h fo r - the altaroooo today, and w ill ha fol Walter Wellmanways W all street fa veyors for the purpose stated, bat al dustry, is in this section looking after mum. Many of the prisoners ean neither Honey Say* Ha Cannot Convict Him lowed by Clarence B. Zaohary. M r_ bumble and admits defeat by Roose lowing him also to use his discretion as several bands of aheap that’were report read,nor write, and the work that is • f Conspiracy. Heney last night would not d is c o « the velt. to th* advisability o f making a part of ed to be infected. The Federal govern being undertaken has the indorsement probability that W . W . Bteiwer would Portland, Jan. 27.— Franklin Pii ktorial deadlock continues in the surveys under the old contract sys ment is working with state end county of the Prisoners’ A id society of this Tba be « l i e d as a w itn e « for th* govara- Maya, ex-state senator, was tba princi officials to enforce th* dipping laws and Beckham has 49 rotes out tem. state. neither would 'h e admit that pal witness for tba government Satur clean np all bands of sheep which give There are acme surveyors on govern «1108. day in the Hall-Mays conspiracy com Bteiwer would follow tba lead of bis as ment work who have produced satisfac the slightest indication of being Infect Wisconsin Man Want Tim ber. Tire at Portland, M e., destroyed all tory results, but the chief criticism of ed. M r. Sllverwood imparts informa in the Federal court. A treacherous sociate*, Hendricks and Zachary, of tb a eity reoorda and property valued at $ 1 ,- Klamath Falls— A party of four from and toiling memory prevented the w il Batts Creek oompany, and plead guiH y. the old oon tract system is that it tion regarding the construction of d ip •00,000. Wisoonsln have left hate w ith looal ls from positively associating bis va ping vats, the method of dipping which stea a great deal of time, and re A plan is being perfected at Chicago qoiraa taro or three years from the w ill secure the beet results, as w all as guides and timber cruisers for tba tim rious conversations with Hall and the S T A T E P O L IC E FO R NEVADA. to raise $ 100,000 for the relief o f un tim e of application to get a given tract the handling and ear* of livestock. . I t ber near Bly. A great deal of interest dates of the lettsn that passed between employed. surveyed and the survey accepted. The B more than likely that quite a lot of to taken ih their movements, as it to them. Probably tbe moat damaging N Provides M o m s fo r Dealing W hiv announced they are here in the interest evidence against H * lk adduced from Mondell bill w ill form the basis of dip w ill be brought hare before The Thaw trial has bean delayed be Rtot Conditions. of a Mg land deal. They left for tbe the witness, was his identification of a days. cause of a storm which prevented the whatever legislation oongreen may at timber equipped with everything need otter written by himself to Bteiwer in Garron, Nsv.. Jan. *23.— 'The spm lal tempt on the subject this winter. arrival of witnesses ed in a winter camp in tbe woods, in which Mays told of his snocemful efforts committee appointed to prepare a bill Uttta Snow in Mountains. cluding snow shoes. , People owning n dissuading H all from Instituting lo regulate riot conditions in Nevada, Anthracite coal interests ate consid Albany— Less snow is reported in tba W AR O N RATS. claims in that region expect to be able criminal proceedings against tba mom has agreed upon and drawn np a meas ering the maintenance o f present prieea mountains of thM part of (lie state this to dispose of them. m a of the Butte Crock oompany lor ure which w ill be Introduced in ( I s throughout the year instead of making year than for' a great many yean unlawful fencing. legislator* today. Tba bill create* a a reduction for the five months begin San Francisco Determined to Exter This winter only tba highest peaks and N ew Bank Budding In Burns. Before Mays was called into the court •lata p o l l « which aha) I coneiet of a su ning with April. minate D ieses« Spreaders. ridges are oovered, while the valleys, Burns— The Harney Oonnty National room, Haney announced that ha wished perintendent to be appointed by t h » Ban Francisco, Jan. 28.— Reports by even though far np in the mountains, Three man were killed in a serious bank took advantage of Sunday to move tba indictment dismissed aganist Mays, governor, one inspector,"four sergeants, are free from m ow . Reports from the the plague experts show that the dis fire at Boston. into its new stone building, which is who was a co-defendant with Hall and 26 subordinate p o l l « officers and 260 hes been almost entirely eliminat upper valley and headwaters of the now undergoing the finishing touches Edwin Mays. In making this request Cheyenne wants the next meeting of The superintendent shall ap Sooth Ssntiam river are to the, effect ed from the city, bat the battle against on tbe interior. This is ent of the of tba coart, Heney « i d that he did point all memebrs and officers, subject the Dry Farming congress. tba rata is to be pressed with new tbat there la no snow at all now on tba handsomest and most substantial struc not oonsider that the government wss to th* approval o f tba governor. The Edward Mac Dowell, one of America’s vigor. There have been no new cases ridges and in canyons where tbe snow tures in tbe state, built of tbe stone in possession of sufficient evidence with p o l l « shall have power to perform a ll foremost composers, is dead. for more than two weeks. Only two to usually seven or eight feet deep in which ia plentiful in tbe hill upon which to convict Mays of the alleged dnttes required of peace officers e x « p t January. Tba United Mine workers of America oases are now under treatment. De which the eity of Burns stands. The conspiracy. Later in the examination to earv* civil process«. spite these encomaging features, the has amndorsad woman suffrage. room heretofore occupied bj this bank of Maya, Heney repeated tbe declare Tba superintendent o f p o l l « shall ho Meeting o f Fruitgrowers. force of men in the employ of the Albany— An educational meeting for w il) be now added to tbe mercantile tlon he made before, that it eras not over 30 7 ears of age and subject to re The Baltimore A Ohio railroad has health board is to be increased and the his intention to prosecute Mays on nny moval at any time by th* governor cut the pay of all high salaried offi distribution of poison to be continued fruitgrowers w ill be held here Tuesday, house of N. Brown A Sons. of the other remaining Indictments without,previous notice and shall have cials. January 28, under tbe direction of the on a larger scale. against him bora use of his physical the rank o f eaptain . 1 PO RTLAND M ARKETS. A ll tbis is to be done as a precau Linn Conuty Horticultural society. M. The Seattle exposition appropriation condition. Judge Hunt consented to The bill p r o v ld « tbat whan, In t h * O. Lownedato, president of tbe W il w ill have a hard time getting through tionary measure. The theory held by tbe dismissal of tbs indictment and at jndgmant of the governor, a state of riot, lamette Valley Applegrowers’ associa Dr. Rupert Bine, the Federal expert in Wbsat— Club, 86 c ; Blnestem, 87c; the boose. tba .same time exonerated th# bond exists and tba public safety to endan charge of the situation, is that the con tion, and L. T. Reynolds, secretary of valley, 86 c; red, 83c Mays bad furnished. Maya was than gered, it shall be the dnty of the gov Baffrage debates in the German tagion is carried from the rat to the hu the Same association, and earcommis Oats— No. 1 white, $37.60088; gray, •worn as a witness for tba prosecution. ernor to issne a prootomtion declaring leicbstaK caused violent soenea and man being by the flea. In the winter sioner of horticulture, w ill be speakers. $27.60028. , Charles B. Moores, ex-register of tbe martial law and anti) th* same shall threat of doal. months the fleas vanish, to reappear Mr. Lcwnsdale w ill give a practical Barley— Feed. $27.60 par ton; brew Oregon City land office, w ill undoubted w revoked, the state police shall have demonstration of how to pack apples with the spring and summer. An ex ing, $82; rolled, $29030. / The battleship Mississippi ly be a witness for the government be fall and absolute power to taka any y amination of tba rodents last Septem for tbe market. Corn — W hole, $32.60; eracked, accepted by the government. I t fore the prosecution closes its esse steps necessary to restore p e a « and ber showed tbat one-half 'of one per $82.60. b a il» at Philadelphia. either today or tomorrow. Jnst what order. Veteran Thresher Quits. cent were infected. Tbs examination Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $18 Th * National Livestock convention at the present time shows that one-half Another sect on empowers tbe super Pendleton— After n career of 38 years per to a ; .Eastern Oregon tlmonthy, $21 Moons w ill testify can only b* con declared for the leasing system o f pub- par oent are infected. intendent of polios to organise a reserve- aa a threshing machine man, Joe Sny <$ 22 ; clover, $16; cheat, $16; grain jectured. lie lands and for a tariff revision. force not to axrced 250 men. (T b * der, of this city, Is Bailing ont his large hay. $16(916; alfalfa, $16; vetch, $14. Stray* Go A fter Fleet. r n l « and discipline of th* United outfit of threehers and bones at public Fruits— Applet, $102.60 per box; Mlsa Gladys Vanderbilt, who Is to Troops Repel Tribesman. Rio Janeiro, Jan. 27.— The police of States army shall, so far as practicable, auction and w ill retire from the busi- pears, $1 26(91.76 per box, cranber marry Count JSsechenyi, has already re- Tangier, Jan. 28.— Advices received ne*e permanently. He is known as one -this city have gathered tip six sailors constitute the ratos end discipline o f ries, $8011 per barrel. «wived presents to the valse of $ 1 , 000 ,- here state that the Zenatia and On led / from the American battleships, who the state p o l l « . of tbe most energetic thresher men in Vegetables— Turnips, 76c per suck; 00). A li tribes attacked the French troops Eastern Oregon and has perhaps made ---------------------- k bad either deserted or flailed to return carrots, 65c per sack; beets, $1 per United States secret service men have January 28, but were repulsed with the longes rnns each season of any man on board before their vecseli w iled from China Still Resists Japan. sack: beans, 20 c per pound; cabbage, discovered that several Americans are severe loss. The French littoral and in the county. They w ill be sent R# w ill retire to a le per pound; cauliflower, $2(32.25 per here last week. Pekin, Jan. 23.— Th * Intimation that taking an important part In the latest mediouna columns had just effected a small farm on the Umatilla river west after the Abet on a collier. A dispatch Japan is ready to permit extension o f dosen; celery, $8.26(33.50 per crate; junction when the tribesmen, in battle of Pendleton. Haytten revolution. onions, 160JOo per dosen; parsley, 20c from Valparaiso save the Chilean the Hain Min Tun railroad to tba north array, covering a front o f about four The movement to intervene in Congo per dosen; peas. lOe per pound; pep squadron which w ill welcome the with Japanese « p i t a l has aroused re miles, swept down in crescent forma Cheap Salt fo r Oregon Sheepmen affairs has bean revived in England. pers, 8017c per pound; pampkins, 1 0 American battleships to Chilean waters newed opposition on the part of the- tion. The Spahis bora tba brunt of Pendleton— Oregon woolgrowers have l He per pound; ra d ish «, 20 c par doo- baa arrived at Valdivia. The British C b in e « government, which is determ A Chinese company has bean organ the attack, making several gallant purchased 60,000 shares of stock in tbe * n ; spinach, fle par pound; sprouts, 8 c cruiser Sapho, which has been on the ined to test tbe p le d g « made by Japan ised to work the iron mines at Awtow, charges, which, however, interfered to ralt plant owned by tbe Idaho growers. par pound; squash, 101 He per poand; west ooaet, to now on her way down to in the matter of the restoration of Man- some extent with the aerk of the ar China. Pont* Aranas. ehnria. Han Bhlh Chang, vtoeroy o f By this purchase of stock in the mine matoes, $2 per box. Rncf may attempt to disqualify tillery. Manchuria, is again urging the th ren » or plant, the Oregon sheepmen w ill re Onions— $1.8602.16 per hundred. Spain Cementing Enplish Ties. Judge Dunn* and District Attorney to «n o tio n a loan of 10 , 000,000 tael» ceive 600 tons of salt annually at just Potatoes— 60 ( 8 76c per hundred, de Lisbon Officials Afraid. Langdon. r London, Jan. 27.— In q n lr i« among for the purpose of Increasing the effica exactly what it coats to mine it end lay livered Portland; sweet p o ta to «, $8.26 Lisbon, Jan. 2 8 .--Although the gov Spanish consoler and commercial cir- cy of the new C h in a « administration At present 0 8 .6 0 per cwt.. Hughes has admitted that he would ernment apparently is master of the It down at its destination. Batter— Fancy creamery, 30<936c par e l « in London make It c l « r that the o f Manchuria. be w illin g to aeeept the presidential situation, much nervousness is mani prices this means a saving of $3 per proposal of the Spanish minister of ton, which ia quite an item in tbe pound. nomination. fested in official oirolas following tba oourse of a year. Tbe plant is located Float Sails From Rio. Poultry— Average old bans, 12012^0 commerce to hold an exposition of Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Shaw plot to overthrow tba monarchy and at Ogden. par pound; mixed chickens, 11)401 t?o; Spanish arts and indnstrlw in London fR lo da Janeiro, Jan. 28.— To t h » w ill resign hla trust presidency and establish Portugal aa a republic. Pre spring chickens, 12018c; roosters, 8 0 In 1908 is warmly welcomed by tbe booming of guns and tba o h w n of may re-enter politics. mier Franco, upon the advice of the po Weyerhaeuser* Buy Timber. 10c; dressed chickens, I4 c ; turkeys, Spanish colony in the metropolis as ad thou rands on the accompanying pleas Morris K . Jessup, the well known lios, sleeps each night in a different Oregon Oity— Th* Northern Pacific Mve, 14016c; dressed, choice, 17018c; ditional evidence of tbe desire of King ure craft, tbs American Warships « l i e d Th* railroad has told to the Weyerhaeuser banker and philanthropist of New bouse, surrounded by cavalry. see, live, 9016c; ducks, 16017e; Alfonso to cement yet more ctcealy the from R io yesterday afternoon, bound fo r police have dhoovered a number of lan d company 18,280 acres of land in York, is reported seriously 111. entente that already nnjtos the two Punts Arenas In Magellan straits. Tsn pigeons, 76 o0$ l; squabs, $1 5002. plaoe* where revolvers and bombs have Clackamas county. The dead has just Eggs— Frtsh ranch, candled, 27)*c countries. days w ill bring tba fleet almost midway- Boyertow n, Pa., officials are after the bean stored by the conspirators. been recorded here, bat the price to not par dosen. on its 14,000 m ile cruise to Ban Fran- owners of the gasoline tanks which ex stated. Tbe land to mostly timbered Encroaching on Norway. Veal— 78 to 125 pounds, 909 to«*: ciaoo, and the ships and tba man car ploded and set fire to the thaetsr. On* Record C rop o f and run* along tba west end of Clacka 128 to 160 pounds, 7o; 160 to 200 Stockholm, Jan. 27.— A mining en ried wijh them the Godspeed sa d arrest has been mad*. San Franciroo, Jan. 2 8 — The orango mas oonnty, from tba Clackamas river pounds, 6 0 6 He. gineer who has just returned hare from good w is h « o f th* whole Brasilian How to k ill boga at th* atoek yards crop of California ia now in fall seeson to the southern boundary. Park— Block, 75 to 160 pounds, 6 0 an exploring expedition in Northern people. In aa artistically humane manner baa end in qasntity and quallty promi ss* ; ... - ■ 7c; peckers, 607c. Norway, where the Russian frontier bean investigated by the Illinois to break al) recorda. Gats State Contract. Tba fruit ex- Hops— 1907, prime and choice, 6 <9 approach« within 16 m l ) « of the Woman Suffrage fo r Michigan. brooch of the Consumers’ league. ebangea of thè state estimate that tbe Salem— On opening bids for lumber 7 Mo par pound; olds, 102 o per jxrand. North Atlantic at Ljngenfiorm, rays Lansing, Miob., Jan. 28.— Tba con New York insurance companies have total output of otsnges alone w ill raaeh the state hoard awarded the contract for W ool— Eastern Oregon average best, that b* raw large bodies of Rtmian stitutions! convention committee on discovered that much o f the mooey th# soormous rum of 80,000 earloada, the supplying stats institutions to the 18020o per pound, according to shrink soldiers Installed In log barracks, en elections unanimously «p o rte d out hub borrowed from them on policies wss a boat 9,000,000 boxe* and 1,860,000,- Curtis Lumbar company, wboas bid age; valley, 11020 c per pound, aooord gaged in oon struct tog a railway to Nor night a p ro p o «) granting woman suf The haivast w ill tosi wss $87 par sarload below th* aext lag to fine n e « ; asotsir, either sold to get the ootrs noy premi 000 orange*. wegian territory in a wilderness many frage, w ith a recommendation that ik oontinaouely ont 11 next Foartb of Jaly. asse or was lent st high days Journey from th* highway. tba passed.