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FLOOD TAKES FOUR LIVES.
ELEPH ANT« RUN AMUCK
!V 1
OREGON STAU ITEMS OF INTEREST
Fxplosion of Oil Tank. Stampede« an
Thousands Homslsss, Circus Wracked
Entire Herd.
and Railroads Blocked.
Riverside, Cal., April 17.— Thrown
Fort Worth, Texas, April SO.— An­
PŒWBERG
.OREGON
Into a wild panic by the explosion of
other rise of three feet In Clear and
i n
a huge oil tank la the outskirts of
Westfork forced thousands of per­
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this city, at 1:30 o'clock this after­
sona to flee from their homes In
fcXPENoES OF THE STATE.'
P R O lt s T LOSS OF RANGE.
noon, a herd o l elephants belonging
Fort Worth today. So far as
1
I I
to the 8ells-Floto circus dashed mad­
known, four persons have lost their
At least S000 persons have Cost of Governing Oregon for Year Oregon Sheepman Want Flecks Put ly through the streets of the resi­
1 807, by Counties.
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dence district driving terror-strloken
Back on Reserves.
rendered homeless and all
streams are still rising.
Salem— Secretary of State Benson.
Pendleton— Because the number citlsena before them and leaving a
The railroad service is badly crip- ba8 completed the annual statement o f sheep allotted to the forest re-
,° * destruction In their wek*>
pled. Five hundred delegates to the of expenses of the several countlee of serves of Oregon la 76,000 less this The leader o f the herd invaded the
State labor convention are weather- tbe 8tate for the year 1907, showing year than last. Umatilla county bua*n®?a dj a4rj5 4
bound here. A cloudburst In P a r £ a total expenditure of 31,429,475.46, sheepmen are protesting to the for- captured sad ran amuckTn the epurt j #upjg|a Buying Tickets to Portlsrd
or, a Palo
Pain Pinto
pintn nnnnl
m In«»
l*rh »_
_ __ including
_ expenditures
_____ _______________
.
^
, ____I __ 1» and application
_ .a __i___
,u
ur" * ' a
department
has vnrd
F»rd of
Jof th«
the mnnwood
Qlenwood hotel,
hotel, where
where
A Resume of the Lese 1
but n er r and
counties
last n
night
not
for roads
estry
Will Receive New Tickets to
will probably send the Braios ana an(j highways. As a rule, the coun- been made by the state apsoclatlop to be attacked Miss Ella Qlbbs, s prom-
Not L e u Interesting Events
Trintty rivers two feet higher and tie« include much o f their bridge ex- permit the same number In the re- inent church woman, pinned her
Sound on Rt quest.
of the Past Week.
these streams are now highar than pense in the roads and highways serves this year as was grazed last against
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the side
of the building
with
in 96 years.
classification, so a portion of that year. Cutting down the number to his
-e r to tn®
Nbrth Fort Worth, Mineral City expenditure is not Included
be graced ln the reserves will cause ?*°n®d. trampled upon her and ln-
Denver— The government will ré­ and Cleburne are almost completely
Omaha, Neb., April 1$.— By per­
The expenditures by counties were sheepmen to sell under forced con- flict®d Injuries from which she died
sumé investigation of Isnd frauda ln Inundated. Engineer Long and his aa f0u0W^;
mission „ of — the --------------
Interstate Commli-
dltions since they have no range for at 9:46 o clock tonight.
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Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
firemen were found dead under their Baker
D- p- Chapman, a guest of tho slon, the Union Pacific has prepared
.9 BOJSt.83 the surplus and this they claim Is a I
great injustice in view of the fact hotel which Is one of the famous hoe- a tariff which is expected to over-
___ ______ Bells,
___ _ aged
_ _ engine today. Their train left the Bantu« . . .
New York— Delmonlco
Ularkamaa
| t b e season promises to be ex-itelrlea o f the coast, attempted to come the result of a previous ded-
c
r
u
s
h
e
d
to
death
track in e washout a mile north of Clatsop
10 years, was
...
ftl.0TS.42
«top the elephant; and was In turn don which had the effect of closing
AS, OSS-87 cellent for both sheep and wool.
Thursday by an electric truck, while Cleburne. Crops over a large area Columbia
33.SM.1U*
have been destroyed and the esti­ Coos . . . . .
A meeting o f the executlvp com-1attacked by the infuriated animal,'the Portland gateway. The Northern
rescuing a pet kitten.
....
S8.M l.lfi mlttee of "the Oregon Wool-Growers’ ! which
mated loss will reach over half a Crook
knocked him down
and|pac|flc and Great Northern had not
6.0*1.14
Carry . . . .
Vallejo, Cel.— A saving o f $70,000 million dollars.
02.90*. 2ft association will be held here for th e ¡ trampled upon him breaking hia leg concurred in previous tariffs and the
Douglas
on the estimates was made in the re­
IS , 066. Oft purpose of formulating a formal pro-1 and otherwise
Cleburne, SO miles south, was Gilliam ..
Injuring him. The commission ruled that tickets sold
20,888.
pairs o f the transport Sheridan, just struck by a wind storm of tornado Grant . . . .
test to the department. It ia thought hlg beast then crashed through the ; under the ratea so published were li­
Harney
.
.
28.7T8.P1
completed at the Mare Island Navy proportions, followed by a torrential Jarkann
Is new per­
30,0% . PM the request to graze the same num-1 wall of the courtyard Into the hotel legal. The Union 1 Pacific la
Yard.
downpour of rain that literally flood­ Josephine
27.SS4.P0 her this year will be granted as the barber zhop, wrecking that eetah- mitted to name Portland as the des-
Klamath
.
Chicago— Addison Parkison, a re­ ed the city. Within 90 minutes after Lake .......
i4.ai.24 range In the reservé is improving, Hfthment. In gaining Main street, tlnatlon, but If the traveler signifies
intention
to Seattle, ----------
or fur-
------- o f going
-------------------
Tl.10ft.il frpm year to year on account of the,PlunE®d through p la teg lama window
tired banker and farmer o f Rensse­ the storm broke last night the two
11,741 K! husbanding of the grass by the for-.burling Frank A. Bird to the ground ther north, the conductor ltftlng bin
laer, Ind., died Thursday at Western bayoua that run through Cleburne Lincoln
3S.81ft.08
and goring'him all but fatally, was'ticket will give him another rending
8prlngs, 111., while on his way to Cal­ had left their banks, flooding 500 llalb ru r . .
06.444.08 eatry department.
or 600 houaes. A circus whose tents Marlon . ..
Malheur, Umatilla, Harney and rounded up ln a livery stable and *-
- Portland
---------- to the ------
from
point “ to " be
ifornia.
|
M .saaTs
were pitched ln the western portion Morrow ...
21.4*4.41 Baker county sheepmen have joined made captive.
reached.
^
New York— The entire household o f Cleburne was completely wreck­ Multnomah
> 11.41« ft
Four other elephants o f the main
In other words, the old method is
37.Mft.88 in the-protest and earnest efforts will herd, which had In the meantime
furnishings o f Mrs. Leslie Carter ed. Two lions escaped, and prowled Polk .......
resumed o f drawing exchange orders
13,171. T7 be made to secure range for the sur­
Payne, the actress, will be sold at about town for an hour, throwing Tillam ook .
been re-captured, were brought to on Portland to points ln Washington.
30,780.14
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auction. They are valued at $50,- the people Into a panic.
atoaaoi plus sheep.
Um atilla . .
the stable to aid In subduing the The additional charge is absorbed bjr
47.3*7.67
Union . . . . .
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leader, and before he was chained the Harrlman lines snd they again
20.1*4.30
W allowa . .
CAN'T AGREE ON PRIDE.
fast to hia comrades the brute added enjoy the benefit of the long haul.
Wasco . . . .
27.818.04
Chicago— The arrest of three busi­
FLEET REACHES BAN PEDRO
38,180. Ml
Wash Inston
one more to hia list of victims by
It is said that the whole question
ness men on charges of being the se­
14.874.02
Wheeler . .
hurling on* of hia keepers over a of authorised route* to the Pacific
cret backers o f matrimonial agencies.
Yamhill . .
31.ZS1.U2 Salmon Conner* Have Meeting But
high board feaae, badly injuring him. Coast is not any more satisfactory
Is threatened by the United States Voyage From San Diego North One
No 8cale is Bet.
T otal ............................................... ftl.422.4Tft.44
Continuous Ovation.
Another was added to the list of now to the Northern Paciflo than it
District Attorney.
The expenditures by Items were as
Astoria— A meeting attended by the Injured today when L. K. Wors- is to the- Harrlmaa system, and that
Los Angeles, April 20.— Loa An­ follows:
Ithica, N. Y.— Ths * International
representativee of practically all the ley> an oil-wagon driver, who was it is equally anxious to see the entire
Balt Company's plant mt Ludlowville, geles sent more than 100,000 of its County Court and Commlaatonora. .ft
OS.SOO.04 salmon canneries of the Columbia fatally burned ln the explosion, was
subject of gateways reconsidered.
citizens
to
the
oceanside
today
to
Circuit
Court
...................................
117.ftlO.au
near this city, was burned Friday.
It waa
Justice«' courts .......................
33,088.18 river was held here this afternoon to taken to the city hospital.
The loss Is estimated at $160,000. welcome the American battleship
It is said, that the
124^0.07 discuss the prices to be paid for raw I f rom bja wa» 0„
fleet, which steamed Into San Pedro Clerk's office ..................................
AM tffi Western Woo’grower«.
The plant employed 160 men.
6S.T80.ft2 fish during the season, which w ill! flro was communicated t<i the oil-
Harbor, 22 miles away, In the full Recorder's office .............................
0*470.17
Omaha, Neb., April 16.— Through
open
at
noon
on
Wednesday,
but
nl-jtank
which
exploded.
Worsley
waa
28.823.51
Chicago— Jim Hln was fined $550 radiance of a mid-summer sun, and Treasurer's office ....................... .
12,202.7» though two sessions were hteld ln an hurled 20 yards by the explosion and the efforts o f the woolgrowers o f
and Sam Kee $50 Thursday for sell­ dropped anchor at 3:30 p. m. The Coroner's office ......................... .
4S.OTft.S7 effort to get together, no agreement) wa8 picked up with hia clothing tn the West and Northwest, a storage-
. . . . . . .
.
, .
,,
School Superintendent‘a office.........
ing ceealne illegally. They had taken 16 fighting vessels a«d three auxil- 8tock mopector .......................
T.saben
in-tranait rate has been made by the
It is understood some1 flames. He is dying,
50 wedding rings and a baby’s locket iaries, leaving San Diego shortly | Assessor's o « c e ................. —
80,68072 was reached.
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Bur­
of
the
canners
wanted
to
pay
6
cents
|
A
iarae
storage
tank
filled
T4.T4B.4tt
ln payment from women.
after 6 o ’clock this morning, had j* * " “ ? «* “ d coU*ct,°* of *•*“
T.ssacft a pound for cannery fish and 6 cents wlth 0|l exploded «»on ¿fter the! first lington and Chicago ft Northwestern
‘ * *...............
OR,330.2.1
Helena, Mont.— The Hauser Lake steamed up the 100 miles of surf-1
for cold storage fish, those weighing I and bath butned until late at -night. railroads, which will permit wool to
00,786.22
Courthouse
expenses
“
flood washed out 25 miles of the beaten coast ln single column for- Jail
25 pounds or over, others wanted to gixty thousand gallons of oil, lnclud- atop for storage at Omaha. It may
23.37«.
Ml
..............................
Great Northern
Railroad
track, mation, 400 yards apart and in full Poor, care o f ...........................
128,308.74 flx the prices at 6 and 7 cents, the
ing much refined oil In cases, was be baled here and shipped at the con-
7.217.12 same as set
which will take ten days to repair. view of thousands of persons who Indigent soldiers ......................
by the Fishermen’s consumed, together with the build­ veaience o f buyers and growers. The
4.081.26
Insane
.......................................
gathered
at
every
vantage
point.
advantage to the woolgrowers is that
Meanwhile the Great Falls smelter
14.WO.7tt Union, while still others contended ings
Reform school com m itm ent*.. .
adjoining the
tanks.
The
W ith the Connecticut leading and Bridges
must remain Idle.
of not being forced to sell their clip
200,120.34 that 5 cehts for small fish and 8
......................................
Standard Oil Co.’s loss on the oil
with
Rear-Admiral
Charles
M. Kerries .......................................
48.204.43 cents for all over
SO pounds in Is $7,000 and on buildings, $4,000. at any price the eastern buyers may
Redding, Cal.— R. C. Wilson, n Thomas on the bridge, the long line Election expense ......................
3.014.00
offer.
weight
was
proper.
What
the
dts-
1.307.80
mining man o f Delmar,' aged $7 o f ships pointed within the break­ Scalp bounty ............................
The circus tents were pitched
Three storage warehouses will be
3,04a 00 kgieement will result In is hard to three
o f H ealth ........................
years, committed suicide Thursday. water at San Pedro bay just half an Board
blocks
from
the
oil-tanka.
2,768. «2 foretell, but it is probable the sea­
f rui t Inspector .........................
built here at once, with a capacity o f
H e had been drinking heavily and hour behind their scheduled hour of Surveyor ....................................
When
the
first
muffled
explosion
oc­
2.382.01
60,000,000 pounds. These storage
2.878.81 son will open at the prices fixed by curred, shaking the ground like an
was despondent over financial af­ arrival.
The Connecticut, Kansas, Agricultural fairs ....................
the fishermen and the size of the earthquake, and the flames shot np facilities will be available to wool-
10,178.13
High
schools
...........
.................
fairs. Once be was s wealthy opera­ Vermont and Louisiana took berths
53,306.74 catch will soon determine whether or
growers who may put their clip in a
Miscalls
tor la Colorado.
several hundred feet into the air, tho warehouse and use the receipts aa
within the sheltered portion o f the
not
the
rates
will
go
higher.
circua management hurriedly cleared collateral on which to secure cash.
Total ............................................. 11.422,470.40
San Francisco— A..Kern and Clyde harbor, where they are to remain
the tents and sent home the crowd About 6,000,000 pounds o f Paciflo
1 . Lemly, o f West Berkeley, have the full seven days of the fleet’s
which was assembling for the after­ Northwestern wool passes through
Beautifying Ashland Campus.
started by bicycle down the coast to visit, while the other 12 ships of the
Water for Merrill Ranchers.
It
second, third and fourth divisions
Ashland— About a year ago the noon performance.
. .
. was while
. . . . the Omaha annually.
Valparaiso, Chile.
Klamath Falla— E. W. Smith, rail­
the
reached out into the open sea tn a road conductor, has practically fin­ city water system waa extended to
St. Petersburg— According to ths line nearly two miles long.
frightened
elephants
became
unman­
BLUEJACKETS ON SHORE.
ished the canal change at this city, the normal, and since then a land­ ageable and stampeded.
Russ, the Admiralty has decided to
where the railroad grade crosses it, scape gardener haa been converting
order four 900-ton torpedoboat de­
STRIKERS REFUSE TERMS.
and baa been awarded the contract the campus into a beautiful lawn
stroyers from England. Ths vessels
Once More Tread Boll of God's Own
by the government of repairing the and flower garden. The people of
Strike Brines Blood>hed.
are to have turbine engines.
Country.
southern
Oregon
have
taken
an
ac­
No Hope for Settlement o f Chostsr Adams canal. This canal furnishes
Chester, Pa., A pril 17.— Riot and
tive
Interest
in
the
work
of
sending
New York.— The Motor Boat Club
San
Diego,
April
1$.— A parade o f
water
to
landholders
around
Merrill
Streetcar Trouble.
bloodshed marked the third day of
o f America has refused to postpone
bluejackets and marines landed from
ind haa been taken over by the gov­ choice shrubs, plants and bulbs. On
Chester, Pa., April 20.— A ll hope ernment.
aceount” of**the £TaIrity‘ 7 f ^atVr the ft®
the race for the Harnsworth cup, as
at- the American battleship fleet— 6000
requested by the Motor Yacht Club o f an early settlement of the street
fighting men fresh from a cruise o f
W ater will be turned Into the main grounds had remained practically aa !? * ^
wtth
im­
car
strike,
which
began
ln
this
city
nature
left
them,
shaded
with
oak,
to
°P
«ra'®
,ta
car®
wllh
o f Great Britain. It will be held at
more than lt.000 miles— marked
canal of the Klamath project next
ported
strike-breakers.
The
strikers
last Monday, disappeared late to­ week.
madrona, pine and fir trees.
Huntington Harbor, August 1.
the ceremonies of official welcome to
and
their
bympathixers
stormed
a
night when the motorman and con­
Some of the lands are needing
New York— That neurasthenia, or ductors of the Chester Traction Co.
trolleycar that was started out of the State of California. Sixty-four
irater
a$
this
time
on
account
of
the
Trout
for
Union
County.
nervous breakdown Is the most com­ refused to return to work on terms
the barns and ln the melee two men companies of sallormen, in their toga
of the sea, with wide flaring trousers
La Grande— Approximately 100,-'were shot.
mon disease among New York school offered by the company. The state dry weather. Indications point to a
teachers and the most prolific source police have the situation well in less successful year for the dry far­ 00Q fish will be received ln Union | William Griescmer, a claim agent reefed down in canvas leggings, and
county within 30 days to be used for the company, was struck on tho 16 companies of marines, soldierly
o f applications for retirement, is dis­ hand and there was no serious dis­ mers unless rain comes soon.
aft stocking material for the many arm by a bullet and William Borg- and straight, formed this most no­
closed in the annual report of the turbance during the day.
mountain streams in this vicinity. mann, the motorman who had caarge., table of the . navy’
Must
Furnish
Seat*.
board of retirement of the Board of
__, s land . displays.
, . The
._
The traction company resumed the
Members of the Eastern Oregon Fish o f the car. was «truck in the foot by l ,and,a« Part£ ®fla‘ P»®d “ Infantry.
Education.
0
Salem—
The
railroad
commission
running of cars within the city limits
and Game association have rdoeived anothe.- bullet. He was dragged fro m lar*?ed
Kra,K?' ,n “ f*11 mar^ ‘ n,K
Salt Lake City— Fire distinct this afternoon. They carried no pas­ in a decision, which follows in part, notice that the shipments will he -, ¡the
car and beaten and waa rescued or<^e**» -an<*
canteens filled»
censures
the
Corvallis
ft
Eastern
sengers.
Traffic
was
suspended
at
7
shocks o f earthquake were felt early
forthcoming
ln
a
short
time,
and
from
the
angry
strikers
and
their,®d!La
ed
an
arJ
nlr
corps
Railroad
Co.,
for
their
passenger
a
_
1
**
w
I
T
h
r
t
n
m
n
n
a
a
ln
n
«
I
sa
A committee o f the strikers went
Wednesday morning at
Milford,
I The procession the men of the
that the parties to whom the cans1 sympathizers with difficulty.
south o f here. Houses were shaken to Philadelphia today and hired a accommodations on the lines from are consigned must be ln readiness
Greisemer, besides being wounded1» « T * formed was more than tw o
Albany
and
Corvallis
to
Taquina
and
and people ran from their homes ln number of 'buses, which will be
had his shoulder dislocated. Several miles long. They marched from th *
to plant the fry.
alarm, bnt no serious damage la re­ placed ln service, the purpose being Toledo:
other traction employers were also w*terfront to the City P ark,
‘‘It
is
ordered
that
the
railroad
to
compete
with
the
traction
com­
ported. The shocks were also felt
company
defendant
shall
in
the
fu­
cut
and bruised.
RooeeveH'a Policy Wi*#st
PORTLAND MARKETS.
pany.
at Newhouae, Utah.
Mayor Johnson at 6 p. m. gave ture supply sufficient passenger cars
Paris,
April 16.— The Temps today-
Chicago— Nicholas Klein, aged 14, permission
__ _____ ______________
____ __ to open
^__so that all passengers leaving Corval-
Students Witness Prizefight
Wheat— Track prices: Club, 84c
to saloonkeepers
expressed
enthusiastic approval o f
saya he climbed in n Santa Fe their places, contrary to the advice Ns 5,r_A *ban3r ^■tbound and Yaqulna per Jaushel; red Russian, 82c; blue-
Berkeley, April 17.— Battling N e l - _________
_ _ In
President _____________________
Roosevelt's reasoning
frelghtcar at San Fr&ncieco to steal o f Deputy Superintendent Lumb, of anF Toledo eastbound may have a Btem, 87c; valley, 85c.
son and a number of other repre- ( f aVor of providing additional ships
a ride, to Marietta, 6., and visit his the state police.
seat and that the second-class coach
Barley-—Feed, $24.10 per ton; sentatlves of the prise ring, ap- for the American navy, especially
•later. The door was sealed while
shall be supplied with ventilators." rolled, $27®28; brewing, $26.
peared In three-round bouta tonight the affirmation that the United State*
he slept and he fasted four days on
The railroad company will have 20
Oats— No. 1 white, $56.50027 before a large crowd of students of would lose rank as a great power,
Admiral Evans lm on *ir|, j
his Journey here.
the University of California, among i „ ot oniy tr sbe Waa feeble, bnt i f
Paso Rob lee Hot Springs, Cal., days ln which to make the necessary per ton; gray, $26.
Millstuffa— Bran, $24.60 per ton; whom were many co-eds. The en- Bbe bad the reputation of being
San Francisco— Lieutenant W il­ April 50.— The seventeenth day of alterations.
middlings, $27.50; shorts, country, tertainment was held under the aus-! fn«b]A. "France should meditate on
liam 8. Bowen, U. S. A., now com Rear-Admiral Robley D. Evans’ stay
-
t„
$27.50; city, $27; wheat and barley pices of the Polydeucean club of the this," the paper says,
mandlng a rapid-fire battery at the at Paso Robles Hot Springs shows
f q * ' * , , t a * . . ,
„
university. The affair, postponed 1 j f America wishes to avoid war
Klamath Falls— Captain J. M. Me chop. $27.50.
Presidio, is to be tried before a court the old warrior to be mnch 1m-
Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley, from three weeks ago. was held o n t-!Wlth Japan, she must have a fleet
martial April 21 for neglect of duty. proved, and It ia evident that th e , *ndre, who has returned from San
The day he got the order a revolver treatment at the big Kurhaus is j Francisco, where he met the South-* $17 per ton; Willamette Valley, or­ side the university grounds, but was' perinanent in the Pacific. The Am-
hall struck him over the knee, prob­ proving successful. Past Assistant •*” * Pac,*,c freight officials, states dinary, $15; Eastern Oregon. $17.60; sanctioned by the executive of the erican people are at present confuted
ably
making amputation necessary.
__ ___________
Surgeon P. E. McDonald this morn- tbat a through freight rate will be mixed, $16; clover, $14; alfalfa, $12; Associated Students and the faculty 88 to the proper course to pursue»
of the university.
but President Roosevelt’s naval pol­
Philadelphia
__
Confronted
w
ith
i,n*
statement: ;established to Klamath 1 Falls as soon alfalfa meal, $20.
ruuaaeipnia
wim
. . . mad®
. . . th®
„ following
pniiaaeipnia — umiruuieu
Lonironiea w
u* .
-nntinno« tn min aa the terminus of the road is at
Butter— Extras, 2 7 %c per pound;
icy suggests a luminous and wise
the accusation o f embezzling more!
Ad“ ,ral ®ya” 8 continues to gain Dorris.
fancy 26c; choice, 25c; store, 16%c.
path which the country sooner or
Great Northern Is Blocked
than $1,600 from the Franklin in - 1 »trength gradually. He sleeps well
Eggs— Loss and commlasion off,
The Mclntire Transportation com­
later will follow.
stltute, o f this city, of which he has * ad his appetite is Improving.
Butte,
Mont.,
April
17.—Great
pany will handle all freight Into this 16% @ 17c per dozen.
er for 22
been actuary and treasurer
______ Fancy cream twins, 16%c Northern Agent Stewart, of W olf
Cheese—
section, and it will remain In charge
Find Two Mere Bodies.
Railway Men Join Forces
years, Herbert E. Heyl was seized
of the Southern Pacific until dellv- per pound; cream brick, 20c; Swiss Creek, reports that the track from
Boston,
April 16.— The remains o f
with apoplexy when he opened his
Winnipeg, Man., April 20.— A fed -' ¿red"to the consignee.
W olf Creek east as far as he can see
blk., 20c; limburger, 2 2%c
paper at breakfast Wednesday and ier&tkm
era#ion of all the union men em-| The rates have been published and
Poultry— Mixed chickens, 13c per Is flooded to a depth of three feet two persons, a man and a woman,
died shortly afterward.
1
I ployed In the shops of the Canadian ar® m®ch lower than over the Thrall- lb.; fancy hens, 14@>14%c; roosters, and that for three Miles or more it were found today In the ruins o f
ry
- - a the Canadian k
w , k „ , „ Pokegema line. The rates from Port old, 8c; fryers, lb., 20c; broilers, lb., is completely washed out and In Sunday's fire at Chelsea, and to-
Tokio— Sakatanl, ex-Mlnlster of
" f Pacific
and
Northern
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per places overturned, while the rails | night a human skull was found • In
land and San Francisco are the same. 2 2 % @ 2 5c; dressed _ poultry
Finance, has sailed on a tour
Railroads waa completed today. They
are twisted and bent Into every shape. the cellar of No. 62 Chester avenue,
pound, lc higher.
America.
will fight the reductions ln the new
Potatoes— Select, selling price, 70c by the foaming waters. Twenty-, The bodies of three unknowa persons
Fru'*g*ow**t Will Organize
hundred; Willamette Valley, eight miles of track are under water, had been recovered previously and
President Newell, of P®r
« ;- W S - ^ W S ia ii4 «h i* ».
to . finish T h . COD.P..IS. »h n Marshfield—
n rn m n fl tnt a Hn rt I »> n 1111 Mil r n a r* buying price, 45c per hundred; East j It Is figured conservatively that for the death list ia now alx, but the
lor
giiia is
Deing » wageu
‘ Multnomah,
buying price,
56c; at least 20 days no trains can go over authorities expect to find other
for icaster
Esstor gift.
Is being
.g s d hr I?,*!“ * ¡ 2 ‘ th„
n 8an,e'waKes
not grtng_ • « but'
P*7 w » ill' InH0i r p ! r . n n ^ ! m ! i ^
i u e l ^ i ? animals here” " *
j
according to individual work.|the Third dl sir let, will vlsk Coo^ Clackamas, buying price SSc per | ^ • I n e a n ^ n o r e p a i r ^ can be bodies Iq the ruins. Early today the
police arrested Dan»el Ross, who was
cruelty to animals nere.
i e game
,t ,8 ^
w|1, be county the last of this month for the
new California, 5@5% c done until the water recedes
waving lighted tapers In a lumber­
Brussels— The government o f th e ‘ taken by all ot the American rail- purpo8e Qf getting In closer touch P«c P °und: ■a‘eat< 5%c
b °un<1'
yard, and he was held on the charge
Ultimatum to Strikers
Congo Independent State has Issued, roads. This Is the beginning of a big with the fruitgrowers of the district.*
Onions— Job price, |4.75fff 5 per
*
a reply to the British white book,fight
County Inspector Pohl will arrange a hundred; b“ y,n* lPr,c1e; „ ^ : ? 5® *1®,°
London, April 17.— The shipbnlld- of attempted incendiarism.
containing reports from British Con­
meetlng when the visitors arrive. iper. hundred, garlic, 15c per pound. )ng empioyerg- federation announced
Injure Mon Removed.
suls ln the Congo and denies all the
Plans are now in progress In Coos . Apple»-—Belect, |2.50 per box, today tbat unless the ship wprkmen
Preperea for Cruls*.
fancy. $2; choice, $1.50; ordinary, on the Nortbeast Coast who went on
charges o f oppression.
San
Francisco,
April 16.— Judge
„
Vallejo. Cal.. April 20 — Stores
f« r « » e organization of a
strike In the middle of January, re- Seawell has removed the last hope o f
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Association.
8a.n._ F5anC' ^ 7 . T.h.
*
‘ I® and coal ar® be,n* ™ abed aboard t h®
- ' Fresh Frnlts-O rsnges. $2.5003 siime work by April 25, all the shlp-
watching two men suspected o f drug-jcril,8er Albany, which arrived here I" * pect<?r Pohl is engaged in visiting
r ^ Hn. lemons, $2.760 3.50?
i the defense in the Benson-Hyde
glng Samuel Gilmore, a race-track th|g m orn , ng. The ve8sel will s a ll,tb« orchards of the county and an-
™ » « . t steers; $4. 7 5 0 5 ; building yards In the country will be.
closed.
Such
a
lockout
would
ln-Jca«®»
prevent the removal of state
plunger, who had won
rob­ Monday for Central n<?tJn5ea tbat b® w,n c,ut down 4re^ medium
-----at $7000,
11 o’clock
$4.2504.75;
common, volve directly fully a quarter of a l^nd records to the federal courts o f
bing him and killing him. His stom­ America. Tho refrigerator ship Ola- ^ b'®b a*-«
properly sprayed by ^ 0 0 * .
cows, best, $8.75 <ff 4; million workmen. The men on the Washington, D. C., where the records
ach is being analysed.
cler sailed today for southern Waters th® owner a,ter
du* notification
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common $3.2503.75; calves, $4® Tyne have twice voted against ac­ will form Important evidence in the
to rejoin the fleet with nearly $30,-
Milwaukee, Wto.— Ira B. Smith, 000 ‘worth o f . provisions to be dis­
cepting the settlement arranged by land fraud trials. Yesterday after­
Hermlston Is Booming
J4’ Sheep— Best wethers, $6 06.60; their leaders with the employers.
formerly a member o f a- prominent tributed among the various ships of
noon Judge Seawell dissolved the
Hermlston— Lands are not only'ewes, $506.60; spring lambs, noml-
wholesale grocery firm o f Milwau­ the fleet. The West Virginia and
preliminary Injunction which he said
selling
In
this
vicinity
but
lands
are,«al.
kee, waa Wednesday sentenced to
he had granted wfthout full knowl­
Uncle Bern Backs China.
Best, $ 6 0 6.25; medium,
Ho
two years In th e^ liw a u k ee house o f ^
,arn^ n WiH “ ,h to” orro"
be,ng Improved
Hundred, of acre.
edge of th* facts o f the case.
Paris,
April
17.—
The
Echo
de
new land will produce
crops *»•-
this¡$ 6 .7 6 0 6 ; feeders, $6.26 0 5.50.
eorrection by Judge Ludwig for ©b- Bremerton
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season. This year will show a boom I Hops— 1907, prime and choice, 4 Paris says that .the explanation of
talnlng money under false pretenses.
Banker Gets Five Year*.
Warships foe Anscorfes
In building and all aorta of Improve-1 ® 6c per pound; olds, 1 0 1 % c per the firmer attitude Resumed by
ments
are
going
on
ln
th*
irrigated
pound.
China
with
regard
to
the
Japanese
Pittsburg.
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Pa., April 16.—
,
William
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Washington,
April
20.—
To
gratify
Chicago— Joseph Sachsel, a whole-
•ale liquor dealer, and
Arthur the wishes of the people o f Anacortes district at this time. Hundreds of I Wool— Eastern Oregon, average In Manchuria may be found In the S. Wortman, ex-president of the Oak-
Freud hia cousin, were drowned In Wash., who will be unable to see any bushels o f potatoes have
been beet. 11016c per pound, according support given to China by the land Savings ft Trust, Company»
Lake ’Michigan, Wednesday, when a o f the Atlantic floet while In Puget planted, many hundred trees have to shrinkage; Valley, 12 015o, ac- United States, proof of wklch was pleaded guilty today to embezsle-
small boat was capsized. Bachel’ft Sound, th* navy department has de- been set out, and shortly a number .cording to quality.
given ln the remittance o f Indemnity xnent o f $14,000 o f the company's
wife and Frond's sister were wateh- elded to send two cruisers to that of new cottages will be under course I Mohair— Choice, 20 0 20%c
per due from China owing to the trouble*, funds, snd was sentenced to five
la g th* boat.
port for two days’ stay.
o f construction.
. peuad.
In 1900.
yuan In th© penitentiary.
r . H . W O O D W ASD ,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK §
Nellie Asb N rn ln ln Is
la b New Twill.
PRACTICALLY SANE AS BEFORE
l i i ( M n » ) ta n lor tor
Bor lu d e n -
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