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and Conduct Experiments. \
t . H. WOODWARD.
NEWBERG.
.OREGON
NEWS OFTHE WEEK
ta i (M u n d Farn tar Osr
Buy Headers.
A Resume o f the Less Important but
Not L o s « Interesting Event«
o f the Past Week.
- The Ancient Order o f Hibernian«
w ill meet in Portland in 1910.
Ruef accuses Bums o f tampering
w ith jurors and has started contempt
proceedings.
‘ Great Britain is already beginning
to be sorry she entered into an alliance
with Japan.
f.
Roosevelt is planning a hunt in the
mountains o f Southern Oregoon before
he goes to South Africa.
The Italian cruiser Puglia is visiting
California ports and w ill also call at
Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, B. C.
J. C. Stubbs, traffic manager for the
Harriman lines, says shippers are un
fa ir in their opposition to rate in-
A Los Angeles ragbuyer got $1,500
in jew elry and diamonds in an old over
coat, where they had been placed for
safekeeping.
The proposition to submit a consti
tutional amendmeht for state prohibi
tion in Texas w ill probabply carry at
the primaries.
—
Adlai E. Stevenson, ex-vice presi
dent o f the United States, is a candi
date for the Democratic nomination for
governor o f Illinois.
sir
LESSEN M INE D EATH S.
Washington, July 28.— In response
to an invitation extended by the Unit
ed States government in behalf o f the
geological survey, Great Britain, Ger
many and Belgium w ill send to this
country next month their leai I tg ex
perts in the prevention o f mine disas
ters, to aid in the inauguration o f the
work here.
The negotiations were
conducted through the State depart
ment.
The three experts are Captain Des-
bo rough, inspector o f explosives under
the Home office, Great B ritain; Herr
Meisher, head o f the German mine ser
vice, and Victor Watteyne, engineer-
in-chief o f the administration o f mines,
Belgium. I t is expected that the ex
perts w ill reach. New York about the
end pf August, and proceed to Pitts
burg, where the United States Geo
logical survey is engaged in erecting a
plant for the purpose o f conducting in
vestigations into the cause o f mine
explosions.
In company with the expert in
charge o f the technologic branch o f the
survey, they w ill visit the fields o f
Pennsylvania, the coal fields o f Illinois,
Wyoming, Colorado, Alabama, West
Virginia and Ohio, in order that they
may learn the conditions under which
coal is mined in this country.
Experiment stations for the preven
tion o f disasters have been in opera
tion for a number o f years in each
country represented by the experts,
and there the death rate in the mines
has been reduced to a minimum.
W ith the knowledge that mins acci
dents have been increasing and the
death rate constantly becoming larger
the Unied States government authori
ties are hastening to begin the investi
gations which it is believed w ill great
ly reduce the loss o f life . I t is ex
pected that the advice o f the foreign
experts w ill be invaluable.
H ARRIM AN W IL L FIG H T.
OREGON STATE I I » OF INTEREST
USE O W N M O N E Y.
LO SE BY E A R LY W O O L SA LE .
Starts
Suit to Prevent Lumbermen
Getting Reduced Hate.
Portland, July 27.— W hile the re
duced tranmscontinental rates on lum
ber shipments from Oregon to the Mid
dle W est w ill go into effect on all lines
on August 16, the W illam ette valley
lumber m ill men have not won their
final round, since the Southern Pacific
company haa opened fire from a new
quarter and sued in the Federal court
for an injunction against the Inter
state Commerce commission’s order
cutting down the $6 rate to San Fran
cisco and bay points.
The new attack
by the Southern Pacific company w ill
again check the lumber industry in the
valley, as it clouds the future with un
certainty.
Temporary injunctions are regarded
as very dangerous to business pros
pects, and especially so in this case.
Although the railroads propose to g ive
a bond to indemnify lumber manufac
turers in event o f losing the railroads’
case in court, the alleged bond does not
prove to be any protection to the lum
ber industry. No new lumber m ill is
going to start up and no old mill is go
ing to resume business on the promise
o f a railroad company to reimburse the
mill should a lower rate ultimately be
made.
•
I t is believed by well-informed law
yers that there does not exist more
than one chance in 100 fo r ths South
ern Pacific company to win any import
ant ground in the fight against railroad
regulation as a result o f its newest at
tack upon the validity o f the Hepburn
law. Should the company win this
suit it would destroy the Interstate
Commerce commission as at present
created and organized.
Coast Ports A re Anxious fo r
Channels to the Sea. ,
Umatilla G row ers Fool Thay A re Out
• 4 0 ,0 0 0 as Result.
Portland. — Depending upon water
transportation to get their products to
market, the people o f Siuslaw and Co-
quille are preparing to expend something
in the neighborhood o f $250,000 o f thqjr
own in order to get the federal govern
ment interested in the work o f improv
ing the channels leading from the ocean
into the respective bays. They have
come to the conclusion that deep water
must be had, no matter what might be
the cost.
J. B. Cushman, a prominent sawmill
man of Siuslaw, is in Portland to con
fer with the government engineers rela
tive to the project proposed at Siuslaw.
and he has received considerable en
couragement from Major James Mein
doe, successor to Colonel S. W. Roes-
sler, United States engineers corps, hav
ing charge of the work in this distrtet.
The bay inside the bar has fine deep
water, both to Acme and Florence, Mr
Cushman says, and no work will lie
necessary there.
At Coquille a committee o f three
leading business men has been placed
in charge o f the work and $100,000 has
aleady been subscribed for the purpose
o f placing a jetty at the mouth o f the
bay and bulkheading the same. The Co
quille country is in much the same pre
dicament as that on Siuslaw.
Mr. Cushman asked Major Mclndoe
for the services of an engineer to take
charge of the work at Siuslaw bar, and
he was practically given assurance that
the request would be granted, although
the matter will have to be submitted be
fore the chief o f the department first,
as do also the proposed plans o f the
property owners there.
T o employ a dredge would be o f no
avail, says Mr. Cushman, because the
sand shifts continually, and the only
method of keeping It out o f the channel
is by forcing it out with the current of
the river, as is done at the mouth o f the
Columbia.
Pendleton— Umatilla county sheep
men are very much dissatisfied for hav
ing been induced to sell their wool
early in the season. They have never
been satisfied with the prices received,
and reports from recent sales in Mon
tana have convinced them that they
are really beaten out o f between $30,»
000 and $40,000.
The reports from Montana show that
wool there brought an average o f five
cents more a pound than the Eastern
Oregon wools, and this difference can
not be accounted for by the difference
in freight rates and shrinkage. An
advantage o f one cent ia accounted for
the Montana wool because o f the
freight rate, and last year the shrink
age o f the Montana wcol was seven
per cent less than that grown in East
ern Oregon. Computing prices on a
basik o f approximately the came ratio
of shrinkage fo r this year, the Mon
tana growers were readily entitled to
2 %
cents more a pound than the Ore
gon flock owners.
The Oregon grow
ers, therefore, naturally feel that their
wool waa worth as much as the Mon
tana wool less this 2J£ cents, and*not
less the 5 cents, the actual difference
paid.
Had the growers o f this county
alone have received prices correspond
ing to the prices paid in Montana, they
would have received in the neighbor
hood o f $4,000 more fo r their elip than
they did receive, and taking Eastern D O U B T S U L T A N ’ S G O O D FAITH.
Oregon as a whole, the difference
would have mounted into the hundreds Psopls o f Constantinople Accept His
I rads With Stolidity.
of thousands.
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RESTORE OLD RATES
Railroads Accept Decision of In
terstate Commission. .
NORTHERN PACIFIC IS LEADER
8scuritiss Put Up byjM ill
Men
N ow
Rsleaaed— Submit Only fo r
Tim s Being.
Tacoma, July 25.— I t ia officially an
nounced by the Northern Pacific R ail
way company today that consideration
given by the transportation lines to
the recent decision o f the Interstate
Commerce commission on the question
o f rates on forest products has term i
nated in an announcement by railway
lines that rates recently fixed by the
commission w ill, as soon as* possible,
be put into effect by the railways—
not that they think the rates are just,
but they submit for the time being to
the Interstate Commerce commission’s
order.
No application for temporary injunc
tion against the order w ill be made,
nevertheless the railways expect to
bring suit urging that the rates are
unreasonable an<j asking a determina
tion in the courts to that effect.
This determination cannot, o f course,
be had until final hearing and decision
in court; in the meantime it is under
stood the only legal rate w ill be that
fixed by the commission, and even
should the suit be determined in favor
o f the railways in the end, that deter
mination cannot be retroactive, and
w ill operate only from that tim e on.
I t is also announced that the railw ay
lines w ill settle fo r past business on
the basis o f the commission’s rate,
and upon such settlements being made,
the security up in protection o f the suit
before Judge Hanford w ill be released.
Constantinople, July 27.— The mo
D ELE G ATES mentous act o f the sultan o f Turkey in
proclaiming yermteday the restoration
LEVEE GIVES W AY.
W . F. Walker, who looted the New
Can't Fink Sportsmen Willing to A t o f the constitution o f 1876 has left
Britain, Conn., bank o f more than
the population o f Constantinople un
tend National Meeting.
$500,000, was sentenced to not less Causes Heavy Damage to Farm Land
moved. The aspect o f the city is to
Demand
fo
r
Linn
Farms.
on San Joaquin.
than one year nor more than five years
Salem.— Th e National League of day perfectly normal and there have
Albany.— Farm lands in Linn coun
in the penitentiary on the fi :rst count,
Antioch, Cal., July 28.— Last night ty are being eagerly sought and val American Sportsmen, which meets at been no manifestations o f satisfaction
Lawton, Oklahoma, October 12 and
and five years each on three other at 2 o ’clock about 200 feet o f the San
ues have increased wonderfully within 13, has requested Governor Chamber- o f any kind. The stolid fatalism o f
S H IP P E R S DEM AND PA R LE Y .
counts.
Joaquin river levee gave way on the the last year. W . M. Lloyd, o f ’ Tan lain to appoint from one to five dele the Moslems, who for centuries past
Hughes w ill run again for governor fertile Jersey island tract located east gent, recently sold his farm consisting gates from this state. The governor have been accustomed to a regime o f
o f here, flooding the entire isand, com o f 363 acres o f pasture land for $11,- has requested a number o f sportsmen personal rule and who are not used to Ask Presidents o f Eastern Roads to
o f N ew York.
Conference on Rates.
prising nearly 4,000 acres. The loss 000. About five years ago this same in Portland to suggest names o f per political freedom, ia thought partly to
Furious anti-European riots are oc-
w ill be about $50,000, and fall princi farm changed hands and brought $6.- sons who would be willing to repre explain the apathy everywhere appar
Chicago,’*July 25.— Shipping inter
curring at Bombay.
pally upon the Jersey Island company, 000 . T w o years ago W . M. Lloyd sent Oregon at the Oklahoma meet ent.
ests o f the entire country, represented
paid
$8,000
for
it.
A
half
dozen
o
f
the
ing,
but
has
been
unable
to
secure
Sweden and Denmark are said to although there are many small farmers
Added to this is skepticism regard by a committee especially appointed a t
finest farms in Linn county have
have formed a m ilitary alliance.*
who hold leases who w ill lose every changed hands within the past week any suggestions. The governor thinks ing the durability o f the new era prom a general conference o f the shippers
the organizations o f sportsmen in
thing, as their crops were all practi There seems to be a steadily increas
ised.
Furthermore, past experience held recently in Chicago, decided at a
Portland should suggest names if they
Cincinnati shippers have appealed
cally ready to harvest.
ing demand for this class o f realty desire representation at the national and the fact that the sultan conceded meeting here today to ask presidents
direct to the president against rate in-
The Jersey Island company had 100 Every day prospective homeseekers convention. H e has no other method a re-establishment o f the constitution o f Eastern railroads to meet them to
acres o f the finest celery in the river are seen touring the country with the of determining those who are inter under extreme pressure inclines the discuss the
proposed
increase in
England is preparing to press the section, estimated at 8,000 carloads, view o f purchasing and establishing' a ested or those who would go.
Turks to the b elief that the concession freight rates. I t was the unanimous
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claims o f her citizens against Vene that would have been ready to harvest home.
is intended m efely to surmount the opinion o f the committeemen that be
zuela.
present troubles and avert the threat fore beginning a fight it would be w ise
There was also
4 in about two months.
Clubhouse
fo
r
College
Girls.
Cement Blocks fo r Depot.
ened disruption o f the empire, and that to bring about such a meeting with
In a battle between Mexican troops 500 acres o f potatoes, besides other
University
o
f
Oregon,
Eugene.—Girls
Albany. — Three thousand cement
the earliest opportunity w ill be taken the railroad officials, at the same time
vegetables.
Nothing
w
ill
be
saved.
at,
the
University
of
Oregon
will
be
well
and Indians 19 o f the latter were killed
Besides this direct loss, all the blocks have arrived in the city frOfl« housed next year. At least three new again to Suspend the charter o f liberty. asking them to put no advance into
and two soldiers slain.
ditches used for draining the land w jll Eugene, and are to be used in the houses, accommodating between 60 and
effect until after the conference had
A passenger steamer was sunk near be ruined. Also thousands o f young building o f the new depot at this city. 70 girls, will be ready for occupancy
T O O L E UNDER CH ARG ES.
been held;
The
work
on
the
grounds
has
pro
Christiana, Norway, and more than a celery plants that were ready fo r plant
W hile action on the rate situation
gressed so rapidly as to call for the in September. The Mary Spiller House,
score o f people drowned.
ing are under water. I t was intended laying o f the blocks immediately. T. named for the first woman connected Waives Immunity and Denies Compli was in progress, a long protest and
A ll European Turkey is in revolt and to make this one o f the largest celery H. Ellis, o f Eugene, is the contractor, with the university, will have rooms for
appeal to the Interstate Commerce
city in Land Frauds.
and has had the suoervision o f the 20 to 30 girls. The Kloshe Tillacum
has extorted a constitution from the fields in the state.
commission was being formulated by
Great Falls, Mont., July 27.— On ac
making o f the blocks for the local Gub will have a handsome new home
sultan as terms o f peace.
the National Industrial Traffic league,
by
the
opening
of
the
university.
The
count
o
f
charges
made
in
connection
structure. A large force o f men is
composed o f scores o f influential man
Zeta
Iota
Phi
Sorority
is
building
a
new
EN JO IN S AD V AN C E IN RATE.
Eugene W . Chafin, Prohobition can
with state timber land in the Flathead
tiow at this city busily engaged in the
house, which will have room enough for valley district, an investigation has ufacturing and shipping organizations,
didate fo r president, says i f elected he
work o f constructing the new depot
at Manitou Springs, Colo.
20 girls.
would use the army to enforce prohi Georgia Judge Grants an Injunction
been in progress at Kalispell before
bition.
Fire Destroys Tim ber.
Governor Norris, and land board* and
Against Southern Roads.
New Fresh Fruit Tariff.
NEW W IRELESS RECORD.
ex-Govemor Toole, who was a member
St. Helena— F ire which broke out in
Heney is being called on fo r an ex
Mount A iry, Ga., July 28.— On ap
Salem— Wednesday, July 22, the
planation o f $30,000 paid him by the plication o f the Macon Grocery com the logging woods near the camp of Southern Pacific w ill put in force a o f the board when the sales under in
The charges Point Lom e’ Station Talks With F leet
Contra Costa W atre company fo r legal pany, and other merchants and mer the Peninsula Lumber company, five new tariff providing fo r the reduc vestigation were made.
are to the effect that the commission
miles west o f Columbia City, from
2,900 Miles Away.
services in 1905.
cantile corporations o f the state, Judge
tion o f the minimum w eight to 20,0(0 favored the big land companies by sell
some unknown cause, got beyond con
San Diego, Cal., July 25.— A . R.
Judge Grosscup says the decision o f Sp?er, o f the United States court yes trol and the company’s entire force pounds fo r cherries, plums, prunes, ing to them through dummies valuable
the Appeal court in the Standard case terday granted a preliminary injunc was called out to protect the roadbed pears and other fresh fruits, in plsce timber land for less than it was worth, Rice, chief operator and his assistants,
is practically find. The United States tion restraining the Atlantic Coast and equipment. In trying to save the o f 24,000 pounds. The same tariff haa Several witnesses today testified that H. V. K eefer and C. H. Randall, a t
Railroad company, the Louisville &
been in force on the O. R. & N.
The dummy names were used.
the Point Lorn a government w ireless
Supreme court is the only recourse.
donkey engines the men did heroic
Nashville and the Nashville, Chatta
new arrangement was made by epee al
When Mr. Toole wished to take the telegraph station, hold the record for
Thaw has been deprived o f the priv nooga & St. Louis, the Cincinnati, work. A ll the engines were raved, permission o f the railroad commission
long distance work today, having talk
ileges o f the ja il in which he is con N ew Orleans & Texas Pacific and the also the equipment. About 200 acres and w ill remain in force until Decern stand attorneys for the complainants
objected on the ground that to permit ed with Admiral Sperry’s battleship
o f timber were burned.
fined.
Southern Railway companies from put
ber 31, 1908.
such testimony would grant immunity the Connecticut last night or rather
Lieutenant R. J. Hazzard, who help ting into effect the increased rates on
Cherry G row er Puts in Drier.
to any person so testifying.
On be this morning at a little past midnight.
ed to capture Aguinaldo, is to retire shipments o f staple products from
PO RTLANO M ARKETS.
half o f the governor himself and the The Connecticut answered the first call
Salem.— S. P. Kimball, one o f the
Western to Southern points, which the largest growers o f cherries near Sa
from the army.
i
other members o f the board, the at o f the station, and after identifying
railroads have given notice to the In lem, has just completed a drier with
each other the battleship stated that
Judge Grosscup, who is on the Fed
Butter— Extras, 25c per pound; torney general waived such immunity.
terstate Commerce commission w ill a capacity o f 300 bushels o f cherries a
Mr. Toole emphatically denied the she was then in longitude 165 west and
fancy, 24c; choice, 20c; store, 16c.
eral bench at Chicago, is anxious to
take effect on August 1.
day. The poor market for cherries
charges made by Prodger, as did Mr. between 9 and 10 north latitude on
Eggs— Oregon, candled, 24@25c.
retire and practice law.
Judge Speer w ill hear arguments on decided M r Kimball to install the
Poultry— Mixed chickens. 12|c per Galen, Secretary o f State Yoder and her way to Auckland, N. Z., from Hon
In the N ew York to Paris automo July 29 at Mount A iry. The increase, drier A ll cherries for the drier arc pound; faftcy hens. 13@13jc; roosters Superintendent Harmon.
Mr. McCrea olulu. A little figuring shows that
bile race the German car is ahead, i f carried into effect, the petition al carefully pitted bv machinery. He bt 9@10c; springs, 19@20c; ducks, old, also denied having made any such re the point is close to 2,900 miles from
w ith the American second. They are leges, w ill Cost the shippers and pur lieves that dried Royal Annes will net 12c; spring, 14c; geese, old, 8c; young mark to Prodger.
The investigation San Diego, the previous record for long
chasers in Georgia from $500,000 to him a bigger profit than fresh Royal ll@ 1 2 ic ; turkeys, old 18@19c; young, w ill be continued and Governor Norris distance work being 2,600 miles.
in Germany.
Annes at 3 cents a pound, the best 20<g>24c.
$1,000,000 annually.
price offered by the canneries.
The Appeal court is said to have
feal— Extra, 8@ 8}c per pound; or insists he w ill go to the bottom of
things.
Steel Trust Prospers.
blundered in two instances in quoting
dinary, 7(q?7ic; heavy, 5c.
< t
Flour
Mill
-for
Baker.
Speeches
Strike
High
Note.
New
York, July 25.— That there is
P
o
rk
—
Fancy,
7@74c
per
pound;
or
proceedings before Judge Landis in the
Girls Sold a t Slaves
Baker City.— A committee o f busi dinary 6c; large, 5c.
London, July 28.— Earl Grey, gov
a gradual, steady increase in progress
Standard case.
Mutton— Fancy, 7i@9c.
ernor general o f Canada, in an official ness men. composed o f N. C. Haskell,
Corunna, Spain, July 27.— Dozens o f in ail lines o f business was the opinion
Hops— 1907, prime and choice, S fa} young girls believed to have been des expressed by the presidents o f the var
The Turkish sultan has instructed report to the earl o f Crewe, secretary W. J. Patterson and Sam Raer, has
his commanders to use money and soft o f state for the colonies, on the cele finished the work o f soliciting a fund 6c per pound; olds, 2@ 2ic per pound; tined for the white slave trade which ious subsidiary companies o f the U nit
words at Monastir in an effort to sup bration o f the tercentennial o f the with which to purchase a site for the contracts, 9(u)10c.
is said to be flourishing in Cuba, were ed States Steel corporation at a meet
new 200-barrel flouring mill that is to
W o o l — Eastern Oregon, average
press the uprising.
founding o f Quebec, says the speeches
Mr. Corey said the
be built by G. B. Stout, o f Paoli, Ind best, t0@16lc per pound, according to taken from the steamer Isla de Panay ing here today.
o f Vice President Fairbanks, o f the Mr. Stout asked that the city donate
reporta
o
f
the
steel
men
present w ere
here
today,
prior
to
her
sailing,
osten
shrinkage; valley, 15@15ic.
Isaac Eppinger, one o f the firm o f
United States, and the representative a millsite, and stated that he would
He said that
sibly for Teneriffe.
Embarkation o f uniformly favorable.
Mohair— Choice. 18@18!c per lb.
Jac>b Eppinger &. Co., o f San Fran
o f France, touched a high note o f erect a modern flour mill. O ver $1000
W heat— Club, 86c per bushel; red many young women on the vessel about 56 per cent o f the finishing ca
cisco, accused o f raising money on
friendship and good w ill to Canada and was raised by the committee in a few Russian, 84c; bluestem, 88c; Valley, aroused the suspicions o f the authori pacity o f the various plants controlled
false warehouse receipts, has been
the crown. Earl Grey also mentions hours to pay for the land.
ties and a raid disclosed the presence by the United States Steel corpora
86c.
committed to an insane asylum.
Barley— Feed, $23 50 per ton; rolled, o f many girls stowed away like slaves tion were now in operation and that
the great satisfaction fe lt at the pres
Track Laying Is Resumed.
$2750@28.50; brewing, $26.
once were in the African trade. Many additional capacity would be put in.
Lincoln Beachey, who won fame at ence o f the detachments o f Ameircan
Oats— No. 1 white, $26 50 per ton; o f them had been bought from their
Klamath Falls.— T ra ck -la y in g has
the Lewis and Clark fair, is making marines in the review.
been resumed on the California N orth gray. $26.
Millions fo r Bay City.
parents.
daily flights in his airship at Balti
Hay— Tim othy, -W illam ette Valley
eastern railway, and steel has been
Assassin on Trial.
San Francisco, July 25.— Plans that
more. He makes 14 miles in 33 min
laid over the hill this side o f Harris, $15 per ton; W illam ette Valley, ordi
Chinese Steamer Line.
San Francisco, July 28.— A trial o f
contemplate the expenditure o f over
utes, and in one instance beat an auto
the present terminus. Worden, the nary. $12; Eastern Oregon. $17.50;
international interest was called in the station nearest the swamp, will prob ■nixed, $15; alfalfa, $12; alfalfa meal,
mobile.
San Francisco, July 27.— A t the Chi $10,000,000 in San Francisco harbor
Superior court in this city yesterday
nese consulate here today it was admit by the extension o f the sea wall and
.
The Denver A Rio Grande Railroad mom:n?, before Judge Carroll Cook, ably be the next terminus o f the road $ 20 Fruits—
Cherries, 2<^10c per pound; ted that active steps are being taken the building o f new docks w ill be pre
This will aid greatly in shortening the
company, the Rio Grande Western when In Whan Chang, the Corean, who
apricots, $1 per crate; peaches, 50(g) for the formation o f a fleet o f vessels sented to the governor, the mayor and
freight and stage road into the city.
Railroad company, and all subsidiary on March 23 shot and fatally wounded
85c per box; prunes. $1(5)1.25 per crate to ply between San Francisco and Chi the board o f harbor- commissioners
railroad companies in Colorado and Durham White Stevens, diplomatic
Berrica— Raspberries, 90c per crate; nese ports in opposition to the Japan soon. The plans have been drawn * by
Albany and Linn Apple Fair.
Utah, except the Rio Grande Southern, advisor to the Corean emperor at
Albany— Albany and Lane county loganberries, 75@90c per crate; black ese steamship lines.
The action is engineers o f the Federated Harbor
have been merged into one company.
Seoul, w ill be tried for murder. Mr. are preparing for the annual apple fa ir caps, $1.25.
said to be the outgrowth o f the com Improvement assocition and provde for
Melons — Cantaloupes, $2 25(5)2.50
Fierce fighting is reported from Stevens was shot as he was about to to be held some time late in the sea per crate; watermelons, l i @ l l c per mercial warfare now being carried on the handling o f over 800,000,000 tons
board
a
ferry
boat
in
this
city
en
route
son.
The
first
o
f
these
fairs
was
held
by Chinese merchants against Japanese. o f freigh t annually fKRh this port.
Tabriz, Persia, too being killed or
pound.
to Washington. He died on March 26. last year. The succeaa was so marked
The
opposition w ill be against hath the
wounded.
Potatoes— N ew Oregon, l(5?ltc per
that it was decided to again make a pound; old Oregon, 50c per lOO.Ibs.
Headache Pow der Fatal.
Japanese and the American linea.
Mrs. John B. Stetson, widow o f the
showing o f the county’s resources.
Coiners in Coal Mine.
Vegetables— Turnips, $1 50 per sack;
Monrovia, Cal., July 25.— Henry
millionaire hat maker, is to marry a
W ool Market Reported Active.
carrots. $1.75; parsnips, $1.75; beets,
Canoll, 63 years o f age, a merchant o f
Yusovo, July 28.— While clearing
Portuguese count. .
Monroe Cannery Idle.
$1 50; beans. 6c per pound; cabbage.
Dillon, Mont., July 27.— The past this city, died suddenly at his home
away the ruins o f the explosion in the
Monroe.— Monroe has one of the larg- l(S!llc pef pound; corn, 30(5)40c per week has been very active in the wool today. I t is believed that a ’ ’ harmless
The miners’ federation has asked Ripovsky mine, which occurred early
dozen; cucumbers, $125 per box; let markets.
Sales amounted to 260,000 headache powder” hastened his end.
fo r a government inquiry into the in this month and resulted in the death est and best equipped canneries in the
tuce, head, 15c per dozen; parsley, 15c pounds at prices ranging from 14 to
tmt
from
latest
reports
it
seems
Tread w ell mines.
o f nearly 200 mer, the officers today
He had suffered with heart trouble fo r
that the outfit is to lay idle this season. per dozen; peas. $t<g)3c per pound; 17(4 cents. A t Lewiston the buyers
found a set o f counterfeiting tools and
some time and waa a frequent user o f
No contracts for fruit or vegetables peppers, 6(5)7c per pound; radishes,
Honduras has no money with which
and growers have deadlocked over powders which contained acetanilid, a
So continue the fight against revolu a quantity o f spurious money. I t is have been made with growers, and the 12jc per dozen; xhubarb, l@2c per
prices,
and ths greater part o f the strong depressant,
surmised
that
the
counterfeiters
may
dangerous quan
chances are that the owners have a pound; spinach, Sc per pound; toma
tionists and baa sold its railroad to
three million pounds w ill be consigned. tities.
have Been responsible for the disaster. white elephant on their hands.
toes, Oregon, $1(31.60 per crate.
Americans.
G O VERNO R W A N T S
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