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Hood Rivot
Strawberries Pariah fo r
C.M. WOOOWAND.I
Want o f Watar.
Hood River, Or., June 16— Giant
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powder waa successfully used Saturday
night in an effort to, cause the growers
composing the Farmer*’ Irrigating
Company the loss of a large paction of
their strawberry erop.
Disgruntled
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I laborers are suspected.
About 15Q feet o f flume on a hill-
b
¡side on the west side of Hood River
wan- destroyed, and the water in the
big irrigating ditch is shut off. As a
A Resume o f the Leas Important but rMU]^ the erop o f two-thirds o f the
Not Leas Interesting Events
valley, about 400 acres, is without wa­
o f the Past Week.
ter until such time as the flume can
NEWS OF THE WEEX
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MORE T M S AHEAD
GERMANY HA8 qfftAFT.
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IR R IG A TIO N F LU M E D E S TR O YE D
CndeoMd Fera for Sir
Bur leaders.
OREGON
PREPARING FOR FAIR.
M ors Space Will be Provided
Counties This Year.
SMcm.— A t a meeting o f the build­
ing committee of the state fair board
the contract was let for enlargement
o f the grandstand at thb fair groqnds
so that it will accommodate an at­
tendance o f 6,000 people. McFarlaae,
Denison & McLaren, Salem con­
tractors, were awarded the contract
for $3,900.
From the reports that have been
received the state fair this year will
be one o f the grandest in the history
o f the statq. Nearly every county has
signified its intention to be on hand
with a large exhibit next fall. '•
The board has already concluded to
move the administration offices to an­
other location to make room for addi­
tional county exhibits, and the build­
ing committee is seriously contem­
plating the necessity o f putting up
new structures. Besides the remodel­
ing of the grandstand, a new entrance
wul be constructed before the fair
opens. The members o f the buil “
committee who were in session
W. F. Matlock, Frank Lee and F.
“W elch. M ike Wisdom was also in
Salem with the committee inspecting
the grounds.
The organization o f the Portland
Country club and Livestock associa­
tion has been a great factor in bring­
ing better horses to the west this year
and will continue to be so in future
years. I f is therefore expected that
the racing feature at the fair this
year will be much stronger than in
former years. The large purses hung
at Portland will attract many driv­
ers and breeders who have never be­
fore visited the Pacific Coast. The
two fairs, coming one follow ing the
other, w ill enable both to get the full
benefit o f the exhibitions, which will
be the best ever seen on the coast.
be repaired, which will take at the
least estimate three or four days.
Taft leaders claim he will receive
The growers stand to lose at least
704 votes on the first ballot.
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__ u .’ 10,000 crates o f berries, worth $30,000,
Thaw will remain in jail because n e, »
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ipa:
hates the asylum attendant.
before Wednesday, the loss will be far
Leading English steel manufacturers greater. The damage to the ditch will
deny the story of a new trust.
# not amount to more than $600.
The point where the ditch was de­
Suffragettes of all nations are to join
stroyed is high on a hillside. The
in a monster parade in London.
members of the company state that
The British Columbian government it must shave taken considers Die work
ha» decided to deport 1,000 indus who g n(j three or four boxes ofi> vUbwder to
are paupers.
I product such disastrous results. This
Rapid progress is V »»»g made on rp-!is the ditch from which all of the wa-
irs to the Northern Pacific' roadbed ter is taken to irrigate the big straw­
berry erop on the west sidfc o f the
I T Montana.
valley.
Utah democrats have instructed their
Although 25 men were hurried to
delegates
for Bryan, but paid, a tribute the scene of the trouble as soon as H
legal
to Cleveland.
was known today, it is estimated that
Railroad commissioners of five states it will take three days, working day
met in Chicago to decide on some uni­ and night, to repair the damage.
The Hood River berry season is now
form measure of doing away with the
at its height,* and no water to sustain
deadly grade crossings.
the plants and ripen tha berries dur­
The w
plant o f the Continental
eut
v W « Oil com ing
6 the present warm
naiiu weather
noatuct will
Will CUt
pany at Albuouerque, N.
down the yield to almost nothing. For
destroyed by nre. Nearly 100,000 gal i
pMt few days from five to seven
Ions of oil were burned.
jears o f berries have been shipped
Over 50 Japanese women who have daily,
arrived at Seattle to meet intended | An investigation started this after­
husbands, will be detained until each noon by M. H. Nickelsen, secretary,
individual ease is investigated.
and A. C. Staten, manager o f the eom-
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in * n effort to determine i f poe-
/^b® British * P
.„Hided in ®ible wbo the
destroyers were,
the German ship K m rira je o ffld e d ta , developed the fact that the noise of
».d-oew n
Bot\ w* rV i m“ ‘ f d’ b a t,the shVts wa, heard two miles away
were able to reach Montevideo.
Low er Prices fo r Wdol.
from the spot where the explosion took
Pendleton.— The second jmd last
Roosevelt threatens to intervene m place, and that it occurred about I I
o ’clock. Beyond thia, nothing ia defi­ wool sales were as follows: Willlhm
Panama to secure a fair election.
Slasher’s clip, 150.0Q0 pounds, sold to
nitely known.
The special senate committee has
I t is said, however, that the officers Defour for 10)c ; D. Goodman's clip.
arranged the preliminaries to consider o f the con)pany have under suspicion 26,136 pounds, to C. H. Green for
tariff revision.
several men whom they had in their 9fc; A. P. Warner, 12.121 pounds, to
The cars in the N ew Y ork to Paris employ last year, and to whom they Kuhn, 10)c ; G. W . Ellis. 1,047 pounds,
to Green. 12lc; D. W . Chapman, 26,-
automobile race are encountering refused to give work this summer,
136 pounds, to Green, 9|c; M. P. Pom ­
many difficulties in Russia.
eroy, 80 230 pounds, to Green. 101c;
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Unofficial estimates place the popu­
Luhr & Sons, 11,401 pounds,-, to
lation of Chicago at 2,140,000. The
Green, 10c; J. W . TGroom, .9,997
population in 1904 was 1,174,744.
Sherman Reports by Wireless [and pounds, to Green, l i f e ; Hendgrson fit
Son, 12,139 pounds, to Kuhn. l l ) c ;
Must be Quarantined.
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Thugs entered a Spanish custom o f­
Sam Warner, ^,850 pounds, to Green,
fice and secured $12.000 after killing
Portland, June 16.— Wireless dis-
I 2fc ; J. M , Pemphill, to JUdd, 8fc.
the chief official and four assistants.
patches were received Sunday by Th e There will be but little wool left after
An unknown steamer has been Oregonian from the transport Sherman this sale. Prices are lower owing to
irrUtrA nflf
mast south
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sighted
off ih
the f Palifnrnia
California coast
while at sea that there was smallpox the fact that this wool from the west
of San Francisco with distress sig­
on boafd. The Sherman is bound for end Qf JUmatilla county is heavier
nals.
than that sold May 25.
N ew Y ork is sending 78 delegates Portland from the Philippines with
to the Republican national conven­ the First Infantry, 585 men in all, un­
Pack Fruit in Brewery.
tion. O f this number 23 are million­ der command of Colonel MeGonieal.
La Grande.— The Roesch brewery
aires.
Before the vessel reached Honolulu of this city, one o f the largest plants
T w o hundred Japanese immigrants a navy man returning died of the dis-- o f the kind y i Eastern Oregon, w ill
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result o flh e pro­
have beeif stopped at Seattle until ease and was buried at sea. Two days, be
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they can show that they have a right ago an enlisted man was taken ill w ith : hibition vote at the recent election
in'this country.
smallpox. The two men were in dif- Plans are already on foot to convert
-p.
V __ h. . ferent parts of the ship, so the w hole the brewery into a fruit packing
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T h i,! **or*S* warehouse^ It_ is located
race tracks. The measure was car­
ried by one vote.
The steamship Lusitania has just
crossed the Atlantic in four days,
twenty hours and eight minutes. This
is the best time yet made. ’
OF INTEREST
Astounding State o f Corruption Dis­
covered In Navy Varda.
Berlin, June 15— How many millions
has the German government been
swindled out o f by the recently dis­
covered embezzlements in the imperial
D IP A L L M ANGY C A YU 8E 8.
shipyards at K ie lf N o one dares evenJ
guess. How many o f the vessels built
fo r Big Vat Erected for U fo by Umatilla and equipped in the yards are to be
f
Cayuees.
found to belong to the same class a s ____ _ .
Heavy Rains Swell Missouri and
law Hirers.
E k 'x rjd h
Klamath Should ^jeld Oil.
Klamath Falls. — A. L. Darrow.
cashier o f the Fort Sutter National
bank o f Sacramento, who* is heavily
interested ip JClamath realty, has re
turned from a 200-mile drive over the
Klamath basin and states that indi-
cations point strongly to sections o f
Poe and Langell valleys being great
“ producing districts
oil
districts. Mr. Darrow
has been In past years connected with
this sprint
Plenty o f Work for Woodchoppers.
Pendleton— W ood dealers in the
Blue mountains at Meacham and Ka-
mela find it impossible to secure men
to cut wood for the winter market and
work at good wages, for at least 100
able-bodied men is now to be found
at the wood camps at Kamela and
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Dealers
are now offering
$1.10 per cord for cutters, but so far
none have been found to take the jobs
at that price. A t this price a good
man can make $2.50 to $3 per day in
a 10-hour day.
Highor Than B efore— Heavy
Ftelrv In Kaw Valley.
Kansaa City, June 13— Unusually
heavy rains fell yesterday in Kansas,
Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa and the
weather bureau predicts that the Kaw
and .the Missouri-givers w ill again reach
the high stage on Wednesday ,night. A t
5 p. m. the Missouri here had fallen
.25 o f a foot, but had risen .1 o f a foot
at 8t. Joseph and continues to riso
there. The Kaw fell about six inches
yesterday and waa statioaary last
night. A t Topeka the Kaw ia rising
rapidly.
n
The weather bureau prediets that the
bew flood at Topeka w ill exceed that
o f Tuesday. A ll o f tha tributaries of
the Kaw are very hi|rh, and more rain
is threatened. The erest o f the new
flood here w ill be reached Sunday
night. A heavy downpour yesterday
morning caused come additional trou­
ble from flooded basements in the West
bottoms, where the sewers were unable
to carry off the excess. No further
damage was experieneed ia the stock­
yards, Argentine and Armqurdale, Kan­
sas, and In Harlem, Mo., and none ia
expected.
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The stockyards are still idle and the
packing-houses were unable to continue
working even i f thev had stock. The
railroads, on the other hand, were in
better shape, but schedules were atiil
disarranged.
C A N A D A C L O 8 E8 D OOR.
All Japanese Immigration is Shut O ff
, “ ^ h e" H on ^m “ t S f l T C 2 g
fo r Qn% Yaar.
wa*
.¥ ” • t
Pea? all l
Vancouver,
b. C , June 13__ The Ca-
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Philadelphia, whose sehool
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nadian
government
has notified the
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Mrs. Russell eom-1 government o f Japan that the limit of
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ambitious scheme in
* ' ‘ immigrants allowed for one
one year
year has
very Stnall way— first there w ere'
naa
nightly classes for mothers who were been reached and that no more Japan-
allowed to bring their children and esc laborers eaa be sent to Canada be-
were instructed by Dr. Dors Bun-.,
, fore January 1 of next year. This is
tin^ how to properly feed and clothe ¡n acc<lr<iance w;»u »u-
»t tle ones. These elssses imme-1 *n “ e?r“ " C® W*‘ “ th® u“ dertta,Mii®«
l a t e l y became Mpy popular, but Mrs. | re* ched between the Launer admims-
Ru««ell. who w a s^ ftrp present in per-, trstion and Tokio last January, which
80“ • MO#n discovered that the mothers provided that not more than 4(A) each
themselvos were as poorlv fed as their
,koni j
k - _#b1
q :_ h
j ^ ,
b»bies and
and to
to remedy
remedy thi.
this abe
changed y “ r - had
pnW come
b6 *ent'
babies
she changed
uo io 8ix
the hundr#d
end o T m “ « d
the night elssses to. day e l « « , and
&
| Japanese Consul Yada said tonight
not,were fed free o f charge.
' (hat even the 400 had not yet arrived,
The mortality of ehildren ia j.
** w when the number o f tourists and stu­
land is appalling when compared w it
that of America, bnt thanks to the dents was taken into eonsiaeration. As
splendid example set by the two Amer­ a matter of ¿act. Canadian officials as­
icans, Nathan Stranss and Mrs. Rus­ sert, not more than 5 per cent of the
new arrivals are exempt from Hhe ar-
sell, whose experiments have aroused
widespread interest and caused many
women
, men
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OIL T R U S T F O U N D G U ILTY.
, °.rward w,th
o f h,e,P’
rate
among
children
less
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ff® Rochester Jury Brings in Verdict in
down.
Rebate Case-
Rochester, N. Y., Jane 13__ Guilty «
Takea Terrible Revenge.
Veniee, June 15.— A double tragedy charged in the indictment, was the ver-
recently took place in a traveling civ diet brought in by the Federal Court
ms nfSF'SOi
2 ? hBd been ont 8ince the B00B r-
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g q g ja a fe jfJig L g
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alarmed
must be vaccinated and quarantined and is well adapted to the purpose,
for 14 days and the traasDort must Julius Roesch, proprietor of the brew-
be fumigated.
I cry, is , one o f the pioneer brewers o f
This process necessitates disembark- the state and has accumulated a for-
ing all the men, and owing to the lack 1 tune here in the business. However,
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— v,- r.i— -the increasing fruit culture In this vi­
Cortelyou is mentioned as running of facilities at the Columbia River cinity will not allow his building to
.station, tents must be sent from- some
mate for Taft.
j of the army posts of the district. Col- remain idle long after the prohibition
Henry Watterson says Bryan w ill.onel Rogers, in command, fears that law goes into effect.
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since the men have just returned from
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Lake Homesteads in DertilUfd.
A daughter of Governor Cutler, o f ,
c“ mpin« .ou‘
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unate will be injurious to their health
Open Bids for Building Sites.
Lakeview.— Many land filing^
Utah, has eloped with a teamster.
Srtra® . ^ r t o T d u S S e ? f « i heTe ^
in the 8tanda^d Oil «ompany e « e
and he has requested the department bei
received at the land o ffic e -
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ashington.—
The
Washington. -
The
supery.sing A
perf ormeA t e r e iwo «ro-'
«“ 6:30 o ’eloek thi. evening. The
The new Union Pacific bonds are
bav* .th® t« n*P°rt - t h all on most of them homesteildi,
Ever„
hitect
haq
an
being sold in London at a premium.
board sent to the quarantine station i iece of land that can be cuitivated is
opened July 16 for public building
takcn under the lawg governinR sites 130x135 feet at Albany and La
Governor Johnson, o f Minnesota, at 8an Francisco. What will be done bci
falien in love with the latter and" had
D*mel J- Keefe, o f• Buffalo, who eon-
says he is not seeking another term.
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be 'known. this form o f entry. Few timber fil- Grande and 140x140 feet at Pendleton
begun a liaison with her. Accidental- d,l.cted the defense, moved for a new
ty Rafaelli discovered his w ife ’s un- trial and it was arranged to have
‘A high wind storm near Gnthric, | Vancouver, where”u will he .Rationed!
'c h a X t ^ t e « i n d e e d ' S
P O R T L A N D M A R K E 1S.
O k .,, retkl.ed in ,h< d.a.h of 0 « « .« jy d t a . iU L . ^ . k
faithfulness and planned a terrible re-
H®*®1 be®1, arguments on the mo
venge.-
, ‘ «An July 7.
person
iRiich was transported I few weeks finds a quarter section or an 80-acre
I
W heat— Club. 88®89c per bpshel;
ago to Manila.
While his w ife was performing
her
Th® ° n eompany
on trial
Floods have reached their heiffht in
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tract that has been overlooked in the red Russian, 86@87c; bluestem, 91@ dangerous acts in the r flying
trapeze *fune%I
an
alleged
violation
o f the
Kansas City. Nearly all railroads are
rush, but most of the filings that are 92c, valley. 88(5,89c.
• under the roof o f the cireus tent, Ra- i®H$tet$te Commerce law in accepting a
Refuse
to
Cut
Salaries.
being
made
under
this
act
are
on
blocked.
Barley— Feed, »25.50 per ton; rolled, f aeiij suddenly eat the rope which held
from the filed tariff on ship-
Manila, June 16.— A fter many ex­ claims that were at first Jtaken under $27_50(S28 50; brewing, $26.
| the trapeze, find the young woman ment® o t oil from Olean, N. Y., to Rut-
Many persons were injured in Chi­
the homestead act.
Oats— No. 1 white, $27.50 per ton * f„n down «»♦-' the sand of the arena, lM d ®nd Bellows Falla, Vt. There wero
cago by the collision o f tw o heavily tended and apparently hopeless con­
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I dying. Her lover rushed to her side, 40 counts in the indictment, each repro-
loaded ftreet cars.
ferences, the Insular Commission and
O. & E. Surveyors Out Again.
Hay— Tim othy, W illam ette Valley, and while he w m holding her head on »enting action on a ear of ofl.
Toe
the
Philippines
Assembly
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have
finally
Republicans o f the Thirteenth In -,
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*17 per ton; W illam ette Valley, or- his lap kneeling at her side, Rafaelli maximum fine on each count is $20,000,
Eugene.—
Carl
Rankin,
engineer
in
diana district have nominated Charles, a" ; v^ _ “ t_»? ^ e ™ f nt_«P°J‘
era! appropriation bill, which, it is be­ charge o f the Southern Pacific sur­ dinary, »15; Eastern Oregon. $18 50; eI«Yt his head from behind with an ax or a total for the whole o f the ship-
W . M iller for congress.
lieved, both the commission and the vey for the Oregon fit Eastern rail­ mixed, $18; clover, *14; alfalfa, $12; and then ealmly surrendered to the ments o f $800.006
alfalfa meal. $20.
police.
There were few er deaths propor­ assembly will ratify. The compro­
Butter— Extras, 25c per pound;.
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tionately in N ew Y p rk last week than mise measure appropriates 16,800,000 way, tfr the extension o f the Natron
M ore Track Washed Out.
in any week o f the ciDr’s history.
Slaughter o f Innocents.
pesbs, the assembly making a conces- branch over the Cascade mountains to fanfy. 24c: choice, 20c; store, 16c.
Missoula, Mont., June 13__ I t was
Eggs—
Oregon,
18(5)19c
per
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China has apologized for the recent sion o f nearly 1,500,000 pesos. The Klamath Falls and across the state,
Poultry— Mixed chickens, 12@12}c
Baris, June 15.— Owing to tho ex- reported Thursday night that several
killing of French soldiers on* the Chi­ commission declined to assent to the arrived in Fugqpe a few days ago with pound; fancy hens. 12ic ; roosters, 8c; treme rigor of last winter and the miles o f Northern Paeific track had
a
large
crew
to
resume
the
survey
of
nese frontier. France also demands reduction in salaries and the consoli­
dation of some of the bureaus m pro­ the route. They will begin where fryers, 20c; broilers, 22lc ; ducks, old, willful destruction o f song birds, been wMhed out near Sand Point, and
the removal o f the viceroy.
they left off last fail. iM r. Rankin 17@t8c; spring, 20@22jc; geese, B@ France is threatened with the qxtiae- there ie little hope of opening up trane-
posed by the assembly. •
says they will be at work in the 9c; turkeys, alive, 16(5) 18c for hens, tion df her larka. finches and thrushes, nortation between Missoula'and Spo-
Senator Kittredge has probably
14<5?16c fo r gobblers; dressed, 17@19c. Professor Corcelle, o f Chambery,/ has kane for some time. Heavy raine last
mountains till late in the fall.
been defeated it) the primaries for
Pjague In Venezuela.
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Apples — Select, $2.50 per box; , addressed
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an .appeal ' to the public, night delayed repair work west o f here,
senator from South Dakota.
Gov­
Caraeae, Venezuela, June 16.— Sev­
■fancy,* $2; choice, 91.50; ordinary, sterning them that i f farmers,
V H game-
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and much o f the work h u . been de-
ernor Crawford is in the lead.
Experts at Buttsville Grange.
eral eases o f bnbonie plague have oc­
31.25.
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| keepers and poachera eontinue their etroyed. An effort will be made to*
„ „ „ past few ~mj.,
Salem.— Considerable preparation is
days,
The recount on the mayoralty vote curred here, within the
Potatoes— Old Oregon. 91(g)1.10 per conduct they w ill soon have extarmi- morrow to run a train from Arise ana
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one-fourth
com- indicating that the country h u been b**nK made for the horticultural meet- hundred.
nated all the small birds in the eoun- transfer passengers who have been
pleted. Hgarst h u made a net gain t widely contaminated with the disease., ,nK * °
h*ld at Butteville under the
Fresh Fruits— Strawberries, $2(5)2.75 try. As proof o f the nAfessity tot stalled for several day* at Dixom. The
o f 135 votes. Great anxiety is felt because no mem*-1 ausptces of Butteville Grange, Satur-
per crate; cherries, $1@1.40 per bex; legislative meuures ke declares that distance between the two points is 14
'ures have been taken to fight the die-1 day. June 20. Dr. James Withycombe
’ po
Montana floods still tie up all rail­ lease in this city and there are no se-: «* the Oregon Agricultural College, gooseberries, >6@7c per pound; apri- thousands of larka are killed and sold miles.
cots, $1@1.50 per crate; blackberries, * t 6 eeata a dozen.
roads except one.
¡Aims on hand, . ^ e railroad running E. C. Arm strong, county fruit in- $1(5)1.25 per crate.
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Graft Indictments Stand.
W om en’s objection to bonnets m ay.from Laguayra opened today, passen
Vegetables — Turnips, $1.50 per
C zar Hits Russian Official*.
San
Francisco,
June 13__ Judge LaW-
will
participate,
A
large
attendance
split the Dunkard church.
iger* ebming from that eity being re-
sack; carrots; $1.50(5)1.-76; beets, $1.75;
is expected.
parsnips, $1.25; cabbage. »1.75(5)2 per
8t' Pet®r*burg June 15«—A d^ree ler toaay denied the motions o f the
A tornado did much damage in the
t0 nnd®T« ° a
<laar‘
cwt.; beans, 11(5)12)*. per pound; head o f
?**r •» ®®nt«ncing the govemor attorneys for Patriek Calhoun and Ti-
vicinity o f Mount Vernon, Iowa.
lantine.
Ready to Construct Road.
lettuce. 12)(S>15c per dozen; aspara- and vles-govemor o f Astrakhan prison rey L- Ford and
Rn#f to -et aBld#
Astoria.—»Not. only is the Pacific
Great Britain is taking stern
American H orts Wins.
Railroad 8t Navigation company mak­
« r e s to choke out sedition in India.
Paris. June 16.— Thousands o f Amer- ing preparations to put a large force
mines o f Siberia, has struck terror in- Farland grand jury a few weeks ago,
A British steamer struck a rock o f f , leans Saturday saw W. K. Vander- of men at work on its road within a per pound; peppers, 20c
i or-
radishes,
15c
tfae Chinese coast and 80 natives were b ilt’s bay eoit, North E u t, with J. short time, but it will begin active
trial.
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cauliflower,
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per
erfite.
Paris, the blue ribbon event of tha proposed road from Astoria to Ne-
and officers.were saved.
lately had th*
the bad diotments invalidated on the
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unfortunately
grounds
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| French turf, which this year tru halem valley. Sufficient work will be
to torture prisoners that the jurors were prejud
Floods in Missouri and K aw rivers V(>rth abont $72,000. Beautiful weath- done this vear that the line can be
been considered a they returned true bill*.
W o o l— Eastern ’ Oregon, average
e causing a stampede to higher „ fMvt)red tbe running o f this elaasie,
c o m p le te by next summer.
besf.tfltiglSc
per
pound.
ac<
onmm
ia
Kumiia.
best,ull(®15c per pound, according to crime ,B
^
oond-
land fnlly 150,000 persons gathered at
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Die* to Save CzaeT|
shrink*sre;
Valley. 10@
Tim ber Transfers in Clatsop.
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Adopt* Secern Ballot.
Beral, June 13m-It became known
Mohair — Choice,
18<5)I
both the Republican and Democratic
Astoria.— Deeds have been filed for pound.
Paris, June 15.— The Chamber of here yesterday that a woman sehool
record whereby J. E. Wheeler, of
Cascara Bark— 3)(5)4)c per pound. Deputies Saturday adopted aa amend- teaeher thwarted a plot to kill Caar
conventions.
Falli
Kaw River Filling.
Portland, sells to the Jones-Wheeler
H ogs — Best, $6<g>6.25; medium, meat to the voting tew whieh practi- N ie b o l« just after tne ceremonies In
Cfiicago packers are not w orrying
Washington. June. 16.— The Kaw company 3,092.72 acres of timber land $5.75(5)6; feeders, no demand.
\
®*liv puts into effect the seeret Aus- the Gulf o f Finland on the oee«ion o f
over the beef shortage as they be­ river is falling, but the Missouri at in the southwest portion o f Clatsop
Cattle— Best steers, $6; medium, trails* ballot system. There has been the kin g’s visit. The woman had been
lieve it w ill not test long.
K sbsm City continues to rise slowly. county, and W . N. Jones, also of 14 a o ^ i fS ;
$3.50(5)3.76; much complaint o f the asytem of picked v f She nihilista to throw the
common,
edmmon. $3 50(^3.75; marking ballots in publie. This has bomb that « vres
ould have killed the esar
Turkey bss sent troops onto Per- The stage tonight was 80 feet, with Portland, sells to the same company cows, best,
enabled the big tend owners and man* and Hia entire family, but she commit
aian soil and annexed a la rg f section a further rise o f possibly one foot in A104.72 acres in the same locality. calves, $4.50(36.
Sheep— Best sheared wethers, $4; ufaeturors and political manipulators ted guielde raSher than carry out Ike
o f the country.
country, i A government b*4 dieated during Monday, frdm water The consideration named is purely
nominal. .
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mixed, 63 50^3.76; spring Iambi. $6. to sxereis* duress on tho voters.
mandates o f the ossrot order.
now ia sight
been organized by the invaden.
17
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Prospect N ow Is That W ater Will Go
Rumors to the effect that certain
Pendleton.— Agents o f the Racine
department
woolen rt-li»«, o ______
f Racine, , Wisconsin, _ high officials in the navy
J departjai
are here looking over the Pendleton I have received their share o f the stolen
woolen mills with a view o f purchas-' funds have so far been found to- be
ing them and making them a part o f unfounded, and are not generally be-
the great Racine industry. It is pro- lieved.
posed to employ at least 200 men and
plar and to increase
women in the plant
SAVE BRITISH BABIES.
the capacity
more than three times
and make it the biggest woolen mill
in the northwest.
Pendleton, being Mrs. Bertrand RussoH Conducts Pub­
on a main line o f transportation and
lic School fo r Mothers.
in thé heart o f the sheep district, has
be enst : 1 e ct c d a s t he most favor ab I e ! „ ¿ « " J 0".’ d.une
Hundreds o f poor
industry * * ^
" th* ^
I f purchased the mill will be de-
voted exclusively to the manufacture
of high grade Indian robes, blankets
and similar lines of goods.
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Pendleton.— Every ho'rse in Uma­
tilla county that has the r o a n » must
No one knows vet, and no one prob­
be rbunded up and dipped. This is
ably ever will. '
,
the edict issued by State Veterinarian
The discovery that two high officials
Kornick, who has been here fo r a
couple o f days in conference with Dr. o f the imperial shipyards, and possibly
a number of others, have systematical­
S.. W . McClure, head o f the federal
bureau o f animal industry in the ly béen robbing the government for
northwest. In order to eradicate the rears has eome as a terrible shock
mange, which is so prevalent among o the German people, who are proud
the hundreds o f Indian horses on the of the proverbial honesty qf their gov­
eservation', the government inspectors ernment officials, and who have always
statiofied here have just completed contended that while fraud might be
arrangements for dipping every cay- found in America and Russia, all Ger­
use on - the Um atilla reservation, man government, officers would always
be found to come up to the Jtoosevelt
whether infected or not. ^
standard,
and be able to show a record
A great vat has been constructed
near the site o f the old agency, and as clean as $ bound’ s tooth.
It is impossible to find out at this
for several days the reds have been
engaged in the task o f rouriding up time how many officials are implicated
their ponies. County Inspector B ry­ or suspected; the government ayen re­
ant started out-Tues^ay to make a fuses to let it become known how
tour of the county, and every white many people are under arrest besides
man’s horse found to be infected will the leaders, Heinrieh and Frankenthal.
be taken to the reservation dipping The latter is a multi-millionaire, and
it is some consolation to think that he
vat and given a bath, the owner being ¡ ” .,7 C T o T T r i " ’!." ~ " 7 “ ? *“ "• “ v
charged the nominal sum o f 50 cent? I
?e * “ e
th®
The order on the part of the state I
* wounded
veterinarian was issued . . .he » - 1
w u l l f . m * .1 tb .
stance o f Dr. McClure, who insisted 1 # .ine. * “
,WM larormea or tne ax
that, it was little short of folly to ¡i t *
h® waa
U> prepare
clean up the reservation horses when |tim/^K^powttion^sre^anlP was so upset
those o f the adjoining
were
g ranchers
rar
by the news that he found it almost
in many cases just as bad.
impossible to entertain the K in g and
Queen o f Sweden, who were his guests
INCREA8E PE ND LETO N PLAN T. at the time. He haa given orders that
the whole affair is to be sifted to the
Wisconsin Company Negotiating for bottom, and that all the guilty onee
are to be punished, no matter how
Wooten Mills.
high their standing.
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