*
FORTY MILLION BUSHELS.
NEWBERG^ GRAPHIC
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NKWHHKG..
ORBGON
NEWS O fTH E WEEK
regoc, WeaMkgten and Idaho Make
Near Record for Wheat.
Total 1007 Grain Crop.
Buahela
Wheat ..................................58,000,000
B a r l e y .................................. 10,000,0001
Oata .....................................18,000,000
FLAMES OfcVOUR CHELBEA.
IS OF INTEREST
INSTRUCTS ON AMKNOMVNTS I WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVOR
Miaa Oerweia Marvin Qathare Data
on Doth Sides.
b> Water to o p 'n i.
Salem— Misa Cornelia Marvin, secre
Wheat .................................ST,700,000
Barley ................................. 1,067.000« tary of tbe Oregon Library commiaaion,
a very effective worker in
Ah pmente Eaat by Rail to April I
spreading information regarding the 10
Wheat ....... ...........» . . . . . . .
100,000 Initiative and referendum laws which
A R h u t m o f the L m i Imp«
Barley .................................. 8.784,000 have been aubmitted to the people for
Not L a m Intercaline Ev
Oata ............, ...................... ' 600,000 approval or rejection in June. She has
o f tho P u t Week.
gathered all the publiabed material a be
Stocka on Hand April I.
Wheat ..............; ................ 11.850.0U0 nan find on both aidea of every question
Barley .................................. 1,850,000 aubmitted, and h u been loaning this
Oata ........................................ 8,840,000 material to granges, debating societies
Anna Gonkl baa aailad for Europe.
Portland. April 14.— W ith the d e-
W t a j t i o n a that will make
Nearly 5,000 acrea of hopa hare bean
parture thla month o f aeven char- good nae of it. Thia work baa t
plowed np in England.
tered ships now loading at Portland, taken op ae a part of tbe ayatem of de-
Beveral Mexican towna bare bean and five loading on Pnget Sound, the bate libraries which Mim Marvin as
greatest season in the history o f the tabllshed nearly two years ago. Tbe
abaken by an earthquake.
North Pacific grain trade will be plan ia to provide debating eocietiee
At tbe Loa Angeles bearing 'Santa Fe practteelly over. There arb a few
with material for diaoueelona of all
officials hare admitted rate diaorimina- straggling ships com ing along for
publio questions.
Ia gathering the
tion.
I May-June loading, and at least two material Mias Marvin shows no
A new copyright treaty baa been en I more steamers will load wheat for tiality, bat includes in the col
the Orient, but the movement h u
tered into by tbe United Btatea and been so rapid this season that May 1 everything she can find on either sgle
Mexico.
will find the business nearer cleaned of every question. The debate li
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, ex- up than in any prevtona “ big crop” rise are loaned for a period of two
premier of Great Britain, ia growing year. When the returns are all In weeka, and wipn returned by ana or
for April, it will be found that Ore- ganisation are immediately aent out to
|gon, Washington and Idaho for the another.
The Portngneaa premier h u offered first time in their History, have
hie reaignation, bat the king baa re- shipped (flour included), 40,000,000
INSPECTOR DOES THE WORK
buahela o f wheat, and still have some
foaed it.
on hand to tide over the dull season
Miaaaaahneatta Bepnblieana hare until the new crop arrives.
Owner o f Orchard Must Pay fer the
elected aninetrocted delegatee to the
The 1907 wheat crop o f the three
Spraying, However.
national convention.
states was a record-breaker by near
Salem— County Fruit Inspector E.
ly 10,000,000 buahela. reaching a
Booeerelt may aend a apeeial mee- grand total o f 58,000,000 buahela, G. Armstrong has began a new phase
aage to congreaa on tbe question of the and on account o f the good prices of war upon Ban Joee reals by hiring a
aamber of bnttieehipe to be bailt.
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prevailing
throughout
the season. „ It gang of men to go into tbe orchard of
German building trades employers moved more rapidly proportionately , Bev. F. M. George, near Liberty, and
Not spray the trees. Heretofore enforce
have disagreed with their workmen and than any of Its predecessors.
only was the wheat crop the largest ment of the law h u consisted of chop
«0.000 of the latter are oat of work.
on record, but barley, which haa been ping down diaaaaad trow, bat that
Chicago h u j u t received $863,«40 steadily increasing in prominence as course is pursued only in tbe case of
u Its share of the net earnings of the one o f the great staples o f the Paci trees that have been rendered valueless
street railway com panlee for the past fic Northwest, also established a new by disease and negleot. The George
mark with a crop o f nearly 10,000,-
year.
In
000 bushels. Oats, exclusive o f the orchard ia one of the
__ . moat
. . . valuable
.
vicinity of Liberty, but haa become
Clerks and other officials in the var- crop grown in the La Conner die - 1
kws government departments st Wash- trlct on Puget Sound. Is credited with , Infested with scale. Mr. George spray
ingtno, D. 0 ., have been warned not to a,yield o f 18,000,000 bushels in the ed 10 aeres, but left 80 acres unaprayed,
three states.
j Mr. Armstrong w ill have it sprayed
mix in politics.
These figures which show a grand and charge the cost to the owner,
The American * government is not total o f 80,000,000 bushels o f the w hen the work In this oiehard ia oom-
likely to intervene in Hayti.
three leading cereals, are compiled j p]etad g r Armstrong w ill pot the
Total
.«0,000,000
li « Ciafeutd Fa n k r h r
Boy Rsatfers.
I
yf~f
Fruit In Willamette Valley Promise* to
Do Unusually Wall.
Salem— Climatic conditions daring
the peat winter have bean exception-
ably favorable for all farm orops and
the present fair weather ia considered
ideal for fry it.
The cold spring has
kept the fruit trees back, thus protest
ing them to a large extent from danger
of injury from froata and late mins.
Growers expect tair weather through
the blossoming period and with suoh
conditions prevailing a full oropof fruit
will "s e t.”
Apples in the Willamette valley were
a short crop laat season and with even
fair conditions this year the tress a boo Id
bear an immense crop.
Cherry, pear
and prone trees are apparently in per
fect condition and there seems to be no
reason why a bumper crop should not
be realised. Tne high prices secured
in reoent yean for fruit has enoouraged
tha growers to do more extensive prun
ing and spraying that ever before, with
the result that the quality of fruit har
vested will be exceptionally good. Tne
coming of fair weather has set the plows
going In all orchards and cultivation
will this year be uncannily thorough.
Clears Columbia Channel.
Tbe Dalles— The Portland contract
ors, Wakofleld A Jacobsen, who have
been dredging and otherwise clearing
tbe narrow channel of the Colombia at
what ia known as Throe-Mile rapids,
near this city, have computed their
work and brought the dredge to The
Dalles, where it is now moored.
The
removal of the rocks and reef* from this
portion of the Columbia has coat the
government about $100,000, and haa oc
cupied several yean, thengh it cculd
have bean finished sooner but for the
fact that it could not be oarried on the
year around, on account of high water.
The Columbia ia now free from impedi
menta to the Big Eddy, where it con
nects with the portage road.
Boston Suburq Swept by Fire—Four
Bodies Found.
Boston, i f ass., April I I .— Fire yes
terday devastated the manufacturing,
tenement and retail sections o f Chel
sea, burning over one square mile of
territory and leveling many o f the
city’s beet structures. Late laat night
four bodies had been recovered from
the ruins The fire started at 10:40
a. m., and waa not under control un
til 9 p. m., notwithstanding that half
o f the Boston fire department’«
strength and steamera from a dosen
other cities and towna went to the
aid o f the Chelsea brigade. •
The fire originated in the rear of
the
Boston
Blacking Company’s
works on West Third street, near the
eastern division o f the Boston A
Maine Railroad, in close proximity
to the Everett City line. A terrific
gale from the northwest, whlqh at
timea had a velocity o f 60 miles an
hour, carried burning shingles, em
bers and myriads o f sparks to a score
o f wooden buildings, most of them of
cheap construction.
The fir* started almost from the
extreme southwest section o f the
city, and cut a path to the end of
Maverick street at the extreme south
eastern end o f the city, which borr
dera Chelsea Creek. This is about
one and a half milea from where the
fire began.
The flames spread
through the heart o f the retail bus
iness section, which waa about mid
way between the two extreme limits
reached by the fire.
Among the structures destroyed
were IS churches, two hospitals, the
Public Library, City Hall, five
schoolhouaeo, 80 business blocks,
nearly a score of factories, and up
ward of 809 tenements and dwelling
houses.
Among the places burped were: ,
Frost Hospital, Children’s Hospi
tal, Fits Public Library, Stanislaus
Polish Catholic Church, Chestnut
street; First Baptist Church, Central
avenue; Central Unitarian Church,
Hawthorne street; 8t. Luke’s Catho
lic Church (old building), ^Haw
thorne street; First Methodist Epis
copal Church, Carey avenue; Elm-
atreet
Synagogue;
Walnut-street
Synagogue;
Chelsea
Presbyterian
Church;
People’s
Afro-Methodiat
Episcopal Church, Fourth street;
Univeraalist Church; Second Adven
tist Church; New England Telephone
A Telegraph Company’s central o f
fice; Austin A Young’s cracker fac
tory; Chaplla A Sodden Car Com
pany’s shops; Rooenfelt Bros.’ three-
story rag-picking factory; the Tide
Oil Company’s three immense tanks
near the eaat end o f Margin street.
St. Roee’e Roman Catholic Church,
Broadway, loss $25,000; St. Rose
Roman Catholic School, loss $40,-
000; State Armory, loss $100,000;
Sacred Heart Convent, lose $40,000;
T. M. C. A. building, lose $75,000;
Boston Elevated Railroad station and
barn, loss $60,000; County Savings
Bank, Chelsea Savings Bank. Chelsea
Trust Company, the Providence Co
operation Bank.
The funds o f all these banks with
the exception o f the County Savings
Bank are still in the vaults. The
money and securities o f the County
Bank were taken to Boston befora
the fire reached the building.
ANARCHY A MENACE
VMtspmd Existence li United
Mates Is Asieuudlng.
..
IBI
rm ri re
ALARM FELT IN OFFICIAL CIRCLLS
Thousand* o f Suspecte on Govern
ment Uste—Details of Dlscov-
erte* Kept Secret.
Washington, April 11.— A« a result
of the work of tbe government, recently
undertaken for the stamping oat of an
archy and anarchists in tha United
States, it leaked out today that govern
ment officials oro absolute!) astounded
at the widespread growth of anarchy In
this country.
Group« of anarchists
have been diaoovered in almost every
state ip the Union and In most unex
pected plaoee.
Detailed information
concerning their location and number»
waa refuted by high officials today, but
it ia known that atepa are now being
token by tbe government to get ac
quainted with the various groups and
their Individual members, and that tbe
Beds w ill be kept under strictest sur
veillance hereafter.
The cine to the location of the anar
ch i its ia said to have been furnished by
■ list containing the names of rovers!
thousands which reoently fell into the
hands of the government.
Treoing
down tbe Hat, it haa been found that
for every name on it there are several .
anarchists, ranging from two or throe
to a group of 10 or 20, or even
living in tbe same town.
According to the local polios,
men have been assigned to the neigh
borhood in which Postmaster General
Mayer lives, and that official waa eo-
companted by plain clothes men when
he went to Boston to preside ever the
Republican convention today.
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y <-
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RUSSIA TO STATE POSITION
Attitude Bet Forth A y
Baron Roean.
St. Petersburg, April 11.— It ia tbe
The Republican National convention plied by the railroad companii
purpose of the Buaaian government
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w ill have two Taft delegates from New which moved the big crop and by vicinity.
shortly to lasne a statement in tha mat
York.
prominent grain exporters in various
Set Out Many Grapes.
ter of the question of territorial ad
Another record breaking year for parts of the three states. The figures
Grants Paaa— One of the largest ahip-
ministration that has arisen at Harbin
fall
short
of
some
o
f
the
earlier
esti
trans-Atlantic passenger business is In
of Tokay grape cuttings waa
and Challar.
It ia understood that
mates made on the crops, and natur
sight-
this announcement will rearoeit the at
ally are several million buahela loaded et the depot this week that
titude rot fertb recently In Washing
Harriman h u secured oontrol of the smaller than the government figures ' ever been received in one lot In Soatb-
|ern Oregon. One hundred thousand
ton by Brron Rosed, the Russian am
Erie rsHoard, giving him an ooean-to- on oats and barley.
W ashington’s 40,000,000 bushel cuttings ware consigned to W. B. Sher-
bassador than.
Thla entire question
ecoan line.
crop o f wheat dwindled to about 8 6 ,-1 man, who ia setting oat 80 m i m In the
waa brought to the front ebont three
The O live' Street bank, St. Lonia, 000,000; that o f Oregon was slightly foothill* j o * outside of tho city limits
weeka ago by tha refusal of F. D.
having a capital of «100,000 and de under 18,000,000, and Idaho a was OTaiiooking town. Several other
Fisber, tha American consul at Harbin,
somewhat over 6,000,000 buBhels. slgnmente of small amounts have bean
posits of «360,000, h u been closed.
to recognise Buaaian jurisdiction and
distributed to variooa other fruit grow
hfa insistence that he was aooreditad
A Chicago grand jury la inquiring
ers. Growers feel jubilant over the
WILL GO ABROAD.
solely to China.
The Dalles to Have Float.
into oharges against doctors and law
outlook for grapes and am hustling to
The Novoe Vremya today publishes »
yers of working up fake damage suits
The Dalles— At a meeting of tbe eom-
dispatch from Harbin detailing tb »
apunet the city.
President Will Leave Matters Entirety get well rooted vines to plant and in meraial club 18 waa decided that this
some Instances Willamette valley nurs city shall be represented at the rose
program of the conflict and saying that
T o Hie Successor.
The Navy department mys at least
erymen have been unable to fill more ■how in Portland by a float- to bo de
the antagonism between Buaaian and
three war veasels w ill viait Portland
W ashington, April 14.— Should than half the orders.
China la growing ateadily. China op
signed
and
constructed
by
J.
W
.
Har
during tbe r o u carnival and a battle President Roosevelt's present desires
GALL JAPAN TO ACCOUNT.
poses all Banian administrative estab
per, of Portland. A committee has
be realised, he will spend the first
ship will be included.
Market Day Is Big Success.
lishment in Manchuria on the ground
made ■ canvass of the boainaaa houses
year after hia retirement from office
Baker City— Baker City's first month and obtained «600, with the promise of Roosevelt Will Demand Facta Ab ut that tha railroad conceroion car rise
One of tha largest grain Arms in in traveling outside the United
London Is in trouble from over-specula States.
with It only the rights of a common
Mr. Roosevelt’s itinerary, ly market day was a pronounced suc an additional «100. Tbe float will be.
Mukden Affair.
tion. Ha liabilities will excsed its as however, haa not been determined. cess, hundreds of farmers having decorated with the products of this vi
carrier and doea not imply government
Washington, April 18.— The attack
Between cinity and w ill be one of tbe features of
sets by nearly «600,000.
Hla plan la to see some o f the rugged brought in stock to be eold.
functions.__________________
on Consul-General Straight and the
and little frequented portions o f for 11 and IS o ’elock there was a band con the spirit of tho Golden West parade.
servants of the American Consulate,
Tbe American consulate at Mukden eign lands, as well aa to travel the
DRAFT CODE OF PROCEDURE
cert by the Baker Conoert band and at
at Mukden, by Japanese rowdies led
h u b u n invaded by Japanese and a beaten track o f the tourist.
That 1 o'clock the horse show was held.
Eugene Buys Flags to Decorate.
by a postman has stirred the admin
Chinese servant assaulted. No apology the president will indulge in his
Will Mov* to EatabHah Inter
Hundreds of horses were in the parade.
Eugene— The Eugene Commercial istration to action. It la regarded as
h u been offered and an inquiry ia to fondness for hunting big game is be
Immediately after the parade was held club haa arranged to purchase 00 Amer a much more serious affair than ap
national Prize Court.
lieved by those to whom he has con
be made.
tbe public wedding, wbieh waa one of ican flags and 60 pennants, to be need pears upon the surface, and prompt
fided his intentions.
Washington, April 11.— Groat Brit
The Navy d peart men t ia considering
K was at the recent dinner o f the the chief attractions, took place. The aa deooratlon on Willamette street on action will undoubtedly be taken to ain has invited the governments which
the establishment on the Atlantic and Boone and Crocket Club in this elty crowds then went to the publio auction, tpecial day occasions. The merchants obtain the reparation that Japan haa
participated in the last Hagns confer
Pacific ooasta of borne bases for the that the president last told o f his in whore thousands of dollars’ worth of also will add their qnotn of decora so far refused.
ence to send experts to Loudon whose
A
conference
upon
the
subject
waa
fiesta, where the enlisted men will be tentions for next year. He was told stock waa sold. The merchants of the tions. Tbe first nee of these new flags
duties shall be to formulate a cod* of
afforded an opportunity to purchase o f the Opportunities for hunting in city did an immense business, having and pennants will be for the spring held at the White House late tonight
by President Roosevelt, Secretary procedure for the proposed internation
Alaska,
and
urged
to
arrange
for
a
their own homes and where the chips
made special reductions for the day on festival of music, to be held in Eugene/ Taft and Secretary Root. It waa as al prise Court, the establishment o f
trip there. This, he said, #6uld in all of their goods.
will call at regular intervals. ■
April 14 and 16. The flags will belong sumed at the com erence that Mr. which is provided for in each of the
terfere with his plan for foreign
to tbe city, and will be displayed on all Straight had made a report o f the treaties.resulting from tbe conference.
Anna Gould aaya aha will not marry travel and would have to be consid
May -Manufacture Sugar,
incident to Minister Rockbiil, at Pe
pnblic occas'ons.
the Prinoe de Sagan.
Tbe American government will be
ered, if at ail, at some future time.
kin, and that Mr. Rockhlll would re prerented at tho London conference.
Eugene—
The
promotion
department
Mr.
Roosevelt
is
quoted
as
adding
Tbe South Dakota Republican con
communicate the facta to the State
of the Eugene Commercial cluo haa re
at this time:
Thia conference ia regarded aa Inform
PORTLAND MARKETS.
vention elected Taft delegates.
Department without delay.
“ If William H. Taft is nominated ceived a quantity of sugar beet teed
al in character, and the participation o f
To
insure
his
doing
ao,
cable
mes
Wheat— Club, 84c; bluestem, 87*;
In Minnesota Taft h u carried all but and elected President, which would from the Pacific Sugar Construction
sages were sent tonight to both Mr. tha Unbsd States trill require no legis
two oountiec and th o u are for i a Fol- be very gratifying, it would make im oompany, which a year ago bailt a big valley, 86c; rod, 88c.
Rockhlll and Mr. Straight asking for lation, except, perhaps, a small appro
possible criticism if I were abroad, sugar factory in Glenn county, Califor
Barley— Feed, $84.60 per ton; rolled, all the facto. A reply is expected to priation to meet tbe expenses of the
to the effect that I was dictating to nia. for the purpose of testing tbe soil $27028 per ton; brewing, $27.
morrow. A prominent cabinet officer American representatives.
The date
A New York grand jury eonld not him and being followed, or that 1 of Lane oounty as to Its adaptability to
Oats— No. 1 white, $26.60 per ton; said tonight:
for
the
conference
has
not
been
fixed.
find sufficient evidence to Indict tha ice had dictated and had been turned tbe raising of sugar beets, and if tho gray, $26.
“ I don’ t think I am betraying any It Is fteted hero that the ratification o f
down in my suggestions.”
test is satisfactory steps will at once he
Corn — Whole, $38.60; crooked, aecret when I say that the decision the treaty providing for this ooort w ill
to send the fleet to the Pacific was doubtless be delayed by tb* nations un
taken to Indues some sugar beet manu $34 60.
Canada la arranging with the home
New Emblem for Democracy.
facturer to build g plant In Eugene.
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $17 per largely determined by the insuffer til after tbe report of this body.
government to atop immigration of
Denver, April 14.— A monster The seed will be distributed among a ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $17.60: able tactics o f the Japanese in offi
Hindus.
tiger, constructed o f papier mache, number of representative farmer*.
elover, $14; cheat, $16; grain hay, $14 cial intei course. ”
Absorbs C ooper College.
France prefers Russia’ s acheme for will welcome the delegates to Denver
0 1 6 ; alfalfa, $12.
reforms in Macedonia to that of Great when they «come to the Democratic
Stanford
Cniventlty, Cal., April 11.
Mileage Book Hearing April 26,
Railroad Pays Half (ha Less
Frolta— Apples, $103.60 per box,
Britain.
— President David Starr Jordan today
National Convention July 7.
This
Helena, Mont., April 13.— Resi
Belem— In accordance with a stipu according to quality; oranberrias, $ 8 0
announced tbe affiliation of Cooper
Admiral Evan ia much improved emblem has been selected instead of lation between the parties to the con 11 per barrel.
dents of Big Timber, Mont., the town Medical college, of See Franoimo, With
the prosaic donkey, as the striped
bat will be unable to Join the fleet at
Vegetables-—Artichokes, 76090c per which was almost entirely destroyed
test,
the
Oregon
Railroad
commission
king o f the jungle lends himself
Stanford University, and said that the
sen; asparagus, 9c pound; beans, 20c by the fire last month, have been
San Diego.
more readily to the purposes o f or has fixed April 86 as the date for the
medical institution and Lane boaital
Wisconsin Republicans have sleeted namentation, A special committee o f bearing upon the application of tha pound; cabbage, l ) 5 0 l 9 i o pound;can notified by the Northern Pacific will hereafter bo under tbe control of
IIflower, 6O o0$l; celery, $4.6006 per Railroad Company that they will be
La Follette delegates to the national citizens is at work devising plans 1 Traveler»’ Protective association for es
the university trustees.
Thla la tho
for the suitable decoration o f the tablishment of a straight 2)5-cent rat* crate; parsley, 26c per dosen; peas, 10c paid 60 centa on the dollar to cover first step towards making a real uni
convention.
their
losses
This
action
is
taken
city. The decision is to erect a mam .for mileage books on the principal pound; peppers, 20 b per pound; rad
versity at Stanford by the addition o f
There ia no change in the Yenesoelan moth figure of a tiger at Sixteenth roads In Oregon.
The hearing will ishes, 26C per dosen; rhubarb, $202.26 from the fact that the disastrous fire
graduate schools in tha profeesional
which
left
hundreds
o
f
people
horne
situation. The cruiser Tacoma ia at street and Broadway avenue
beoommeoced at the office of the com per orate; spinaoh, 85c crate; apronto,
ts, waa started by a apark from a coursas, « t present, the law depart
La Goayara.
mission in the state house at 11 o ’clock lOe per pound, squash, 10 1 )5e pound. Northern Pacific locomotive. The ment ia the only one having complete
Last
Link
to
Atlantic.
Onions—
Oregon'$4.2604.60
per
hon-
a. m.
decision ia not the outgrowth o f civil graduate ooorrea.
In Michigan only four of 14 oountiea
dred.
Birmingham, Ala., April 14.— The
aults, but la a voluntary action on
which voted on the liquor question de
Invited to Visit President.
Potatoes— 45@55c per hundred, de the part of the railroad officials.
official announcement by tbe Illinois
cided to continue saloons.
Great Northern Is Fined.
Salem—
Governor
Chamberlain
has
livered
Portland,
Minneapolis,
Aril 11.— Counsel for
Tbe South Dakota Democratic con Central Railroad that the new Bir received an invitation from President
Batter—
Fancy
creamery,
87)5o
per
Student Slays G overnor.
the Great Northern railroad pleaded
vention elected delegates instructed to j mingham division will be opened for Roosevelt to attend a dinner at the ; pound
Lemburg, April 13.— Count An
vote for Bryan "first, last and all tbe traffic April 19, calls attention to tbe W hite Hons# on Tuesday evening, May
Poultry— Average old hens, 14016c dreas Potokt, Governor of the Aua- guilty today in tbe Federal court to the
completion o f the last link in the 12, when there will be an assemblage per pound; mixed chickens, 13c; tro-Pollsh province o f Galicia, waa charge of rebating brought against the
tim e ," and to "v ote tor do one else."
Harriman
transcontinental of governors and other officials to dis spring eblckens, 1602Oo; turkeys, live, assassinated this afternoon by a stu company, and Judge Morris imposed
An enlisted man with tbe battleship great
fleet says that tbe efficiency of the navy route, for by controlling the Union cuss tbe question on conservation of na 15016c; dressed, choice, 17018o: dent, Mieroslap Sjoaeynakt by name, a fine of $3,000. The case waa brought
docks, 160^7c; (while giving an audience to n dele In November, 1906, but waa not tried,
has been doubled by the cruise.
Pacific, Illinois Central and Central tional resource*. Governor Chamber- geeee, live, 9o;
gation of students. The aasassin aa tbe Great Northern had appealed a
pigeons, 7 6 c 0 $ l; squabs, $1.5002.
King Edward ia severely criticised by o f Georgia, this ayatem will extend lain hopes to be able to attend, but ia
fired three shots from a revolver, all similar rare. Judge Morris tried the
Eggs— Fresh ranch, lflc per dosen.
from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
afraid
that
he
will
be
nnable
lo
do
ao,
hia people for leaving hie poet et a
of which took effect. The Governor case which was appealed, and in that
Vest— 76 to 126 pounds, 8 0 9 c ; 126
owing to other pressing matters.
died soon afterward, but first asked
oriaia.
to 160 pounds, Yo; 160 to 200 pounds, his secretary to inform hia majesty case had imposed a fine of $16,000.
Populism Wined Out.
Tbe Supreme court sustained bisection.
Naval experts my many new records
Build Larger Grandstand.
6 0 6 )5 0 .
Topeka, Kan., April 14.— The Pop
at once: “ Tell him,” said the dying
were made by the battleships fleet at ulist party In Kansas Is officially
Pork— Block, 76 to 160 pound«, 7 0 man, “ I waa his faithful servant.”
Salem— Ih e state fair board has or
Pretests Accinsi Quarantine.
Magdalena bay.
dead. The Republican atate canvass dered an Addition to tha grand stand at 7)5«; packers, 6 0 6 )5 «.
ing board has refused its candidates tbe fair grounds race track, increasing
Havana,
April 11.—Governor Gene
Hope— 1907, prime and choice, 40 6 c
e.v*- r.t«d Days In Trance.
Howard Gould ia aulng hla wife for a a place on the official ballot because
ral Magoon sent an earnest protest to
tbe seating capacity 60 per cent. Tha per poand; olds, 1 0 1 )5 « P«r pound.
Los
Angeles,
April
18.—
Mrs.
Beu
divorce. Drlnkinc ia her worst offense, tbe party et tbe last state election
Washington today against the quaran
W ool— Eastern Oregon, average beet,
did not poll 1 per cent o f the total grand stand will be exended forward 12016e per pound, according to shrink lah Hawkins, tbe woman who fell tine against Cuba.
•aserding to hia story.
Hla message is
from
the
present
front
ao
that
the
front
Into
a
cataleptic
trance
on
February
vote o f the state, as provided by the
supported
by
reports
from Ameeircan
age;
valley,
18®H
e,
aecordlng
to
qual
6,
will
tomorrow
enter
the
69th
day
row
of
seats
will
be
on
tbs
line
of
the
Oliver C. Dallas, under arrael at Hel new primary election law passed in
o f her aleep. Her condition la ap- officiala throughout tb* Iqjand denying
ena, haa admitted making many false January. The party lu 190« polled race track. W . E. MoElroy waa eboaen ity; mohair, thoioe, 26c par pound.
; that favor exists any when.
parently unchanged.
Gaaoara Bark— Se par pound.
. musical director for the fair of 190«.
fewer than 1800 votea.
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Pupils at Reform School.
Salem— The report of D. L. Looney,
superintendent of the atate reform
school, ahowa that during the past
quarter there haa been expended aa
general expenses, 17,034.93, and from
the improvement fund $114.80. The
report, which waa road and approved
at the meeting of the board, consisting
of Governor Chamberlain, Secretary of
State Benson and State Treasurer Steel,
shows there a n 110 papils in the insti
tution. There were 108 on January 1
Since then 26 have been admitted and
16 discharged. On* haa escaped and
on* is on leave of absence.
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