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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
C . I l WOODWARD, I
THE COMING ELECTION.
Dozans o f States to Vote Upon Ntw
Laws and Amendments.
Chicago, Oct. 20 .—Elections will be
r OREGON DIATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
WHOLE FAMILIES DIE.
Davartatsd District In Michigan Covers
IOO S q u a r e M iles.
FIRES CLAIM VICTIMS
. Alpena, Mich., Oct. 19.—Out of the
.OREGON
NETBERG.
fire-swept district to the north of this Flames Devour Michigan Train
held in the various states and in the
city, where flames are spreading un­
territories of Arizona and New Mex­ SCHOOL8 SHOW DECREASE.
told death and desolation unchecked,
GOOD PRICES AT MOSIER.
Irematlng Fifteen.
ico November 3. Three states, Ore
come advices which indicate that the
gon, Maine and Vermont, have held
number
of
dead
will
exceed
50
and
their state elections, and have named F»w»r Pupils in Many Countlaa Than First Big Apple Deal o f Ssason Moves may run up well toward 100. Early
Record» Show for 1808.
members of the next congress—the
1 0,00 0 Boxes.
Saturday it was known th*t 22 had
sixty-first Arkansas and Georgia have
been sacrificed to the flames. Later WILD EXPERIENCE OF SURVIVORS
Salem—Though
the
school
population
Hood
River.—The
Mosier
Fruit
Newsy Items Gathered from All named state officers only and will se­ of the state has increased nearly 80,- growers’ association pulled .off their advices confirmed this report and
lect congressmen at the coming-elec­
added 10 more to the list of victims.
' M s of the World.
tion. In 28 states governors or other 000 in the past ten years, there are a first big apple deal of the season last Today it is certain that the casualties
few
counties
in
the
state
that
show
an
state officers are to be elected;
week by disposing of 10,000 boxes ofjwill largely exceed every previous Death Comas to Women and Child­
L u t Important but Not La»« In tar­ number of these states will also elect actual loss in number of children dur­ apples to the Davidson Fruit com report.
members of the legislature. Six states ing that period. Linn county, for ex­
ren Before They Can Eacape
in the vicinity of Metz, Bolton and
es ting Happenings from Points
will choose justices of the supreme ample, has dropped from a school pop­ pany of this city. The varieties sold Posen the fires have burned suffi­
Outside the State.
From Derailed Train.
court pr minor state officers^ In ulation of 7,209 in 1898, to 6,668 in were Spitzenbergs, Baldwins and R_ed ciently to liave several hundred
seven, 'congressmen only are to be 1908. Curry county shows a decrease Cheeks and constitute about half the women and children camping with
elected, and in two, congressmen and from 744 to 626 in the same time. crop grown at Mosier, all of which comparative safety in the open fields,
Nevada will sue mine owners for a legislature only.
but near this city Saturday night the
Alpena, Mich., Oct. 17.—Fifteen peo­
Tillamook had 1,695 children of school
bullion tax and prosecute officers for
The terms of 31 United States sen age in 1898, but reports only 1,598 in will b< handled this year by the asso­ fires became so threatening that ple lost their lives Thursday night in the
ciation. The price paid for the apples Mayor McKnight called out a volun­
ators, 18 Republicans and 13 Demo­
perjury.
expire March 3, 1909. Alabama 1908. Douglas county has remained is said to be fully as high as that re teer force of several hundred men burning of the Detroit & Mackinaw rail­
A big Boston bond firm is accused crats,
Arkansas,
Louisiana and Maryland almost stationary in school population. ceived for the apples sold this year at with shovels to construct trenches in way relief train, which was carrying the
of fraudulent consignment just before
A number of counties show but a
have
chosen
Democrats, and Ken
Hood River, and buyers who have ex an effort to stem the progress of the inhabitants of the little village of Metz,
it went under.
tucky a Republican, while Vermont comparatively small increase. Sher­ amined the Mosier crop say that it is flames toward this city. The same 23 miles north of here, to safety from
Preliminary arrangements are al­ has chosen a legislature which will man and Gilliam counties report a de­
finest on the average on the coast southwest wind that swept fires the forest fires which were sweeping
ready being made to entertain Roose­ name two Republicans. The present crease, but this is due to the fact that the The
Mosier crop this year will through the village of Metz is still away their homes. The ill-fated train
velt when he visits Europe.
senate is composed of 61 Republicans Wheeler county has been formed out amount to about 20,000 boxes of first blowing, with consequent great dan­ was ditched by spreading rails at No-
wicki siding, a few miles south of Metz,
of portions of those counties in the grade fruit, a large part of that un ger to villages and farms.
The American fleet has arrived at and 31 Democrats.
Yokohama. The ships came to an­ Members of the national house of last ten years. Nearly half of the to­ sold being Yellow Newtowns. It is
Fires are still raging uncontrolled and the terrified refugees wer< forced to
representatives are to be elected.
chor amid a deafening salute.
increase in school population is due claimed that Mosier growers received through the counties of Sheboygan, abandon the cars and rush for safety
Oregon and Maine have already tal
to
the
increase in Multnomah county. the highest average price for their Presque Isle, Alpena and Alcona, as either down the track with burning for­
The Oceanic Steamship company chosen Republican representatives.
Newtowns last year of any fruit well as in other scattered districts ests on either side, or into the plowed
will resume service between San In some of the southern states Dem­
growing
district in the Northwest. through northern Michigan. Diligent fields near the siding.
Oregon
Fir
for
Panama
Canal.
Francisco and New Zealand Janu­ ocrats only have been nominated,
Eleven of the victims were women and
Several
offers
have been made for search has been begun to determine
ary It
while in others Prohibition, Socialist
Portland—Half a million feet oE them this year at a good figure, but the full extent of the holocaust. It children, who were unable to escape
and
Independence
party
nominees
Oregon fir lumber is needed by the they are being held for a price that may take many days to reveal the quickly enough from the gondola car
The steamer Empress of China has
just arrived at Victoria, B. C., with will oppose Republicans and Demo­ Isthmian canal commission for use in has been agreed on by the directors tragedies that are likely to have oc­ which they were occupying. Their
a cargo of silk valued at over crats. The present house is com­ Panama canal work and local lumber­ of the association.
curred on isolated farms, with fam­ charred bodies were found there yester­
posed of 391 members, 223 Republic­ men have been asked to bid on the pro­
$ 1 , 000 , 000 ,
ilies fighting bravely to the last to day, when rescuers reached the scene.
ans and 166 Democrats. There are posals. Bids must be in by November
save . their lives and their modest Two of the men victims were members
At the November election San two vacancies.
N»w Certificates Needed.
of the train crew.
homesteads.
2.
The
lumber
needed
is
50,000
feet
Francisco citizens will vote on a
South Carolina, as usual, has only
Salem.—In
an
opinion,
Attorney-
Four additional fatalities occurred in
The
death
list
may
not
be
fully
proposition to grant 83 street railway one ticket—the Democratic—for state 2x3|inches, 12 to 28 feet long; 100,000 General Crawford held that October
franchises, covering about 200 miles, officers. Louisiana also has but one feet 2x4 inches, 2 to 28 feet long; was the first day upon which tax cer­ known for a week. But it needs no the neighborhood of the wreck.
When the forest fires closed in about
details to determine that
to a new company.
ticket—the Democratic. In this state, 150,000 feet 2x6 inches, 12 to 82 feet tificates could be issued to persons elaborated
the little village, a special train of three
the
property
loss
will
run
into
the
Russian guards fired on Jap seal however, a justice of the supreme long; 60,000 feet 8x14 inches, 12 to who paid taxes which have become millions. Whole villages have been empty box cars and two coal gondolas
poachers on Copper islands. Later court and a railroad commissioner are 32 feet long; all to be surfaced one delinquent. The opinion will make it blotted off the map and logging was rushed tot Metz. As rapidly as pos­
side, one edge. In the rough lumber necessary for many persons to get camps by the dozen have been de­ sible the people and their goods were
the Japs visited the camp of the the only state officers to be elected.
The Prohibition party has tickets in the commission wants 50,000 feet 4x6 new tax certificates for in a number stroyed, with their entire season’s loaded into the cars. Some refused to
guards while they were away and
21 states, the Socialists in 27, the In­ inches, 12 to 32 feet long, and 100,000 of counties certificates were issued on output.
looted the place.
abandon their goods, or the train might
dependence party in 12, the Socialist
6. Under the statute taxes
have left earlier, and have reached Al­
A serious wreck on the Canadian Labor in 6 and the People’s or Popu­ feet 8x16 inches, 12 to 32 feet long. October
delinquent after April 6 , and
pena in safety. When the train finally
Pacific was narrowly averted 300 list party in 5, including Nebraska, Specifications for the lumber have been become
TURKEY WANTS WAR.
the law provides that six months after
started there were about 100 frightened
miles east of Vancouver. Two Amer­ where they have fused with the Demo­ received by the chamber of commerce they
become
delinquent
any
person
people aboard.
ican women were injured. _ A split crats.
and copies can be obtained there.
may pay the taxes and get a certifi­ Mobilizes Army in Asia Minor to Fight
The suvivors of the frightful experi­
rail was the cause of the accident.
The number of tickets in the differ­
cate to show that he has done so.
ence seemed dazed from the perilous
Bulgaria.
Douglas’ Fine Apples.
S*nce the tax was not delinquent until
A heat prostration is reported from ent states is: 1, South Carolina and
surroundings. They seemed to think of
Louisiana; 2 , Alabam and North
April 7, the payments could not law­ Paris, Oct. 19.—The optimism pre­ nothing but the necessity of running to
New York.
Roseburg. — James B. Smith,
vailing in official circles up to the escape the menacing fames. It was dif­
Carolina; 3, Delaware, Florida, Mon­ Winstons, residing on the Umpqua fully be received until October 7.
Four persons were cremated by forest tana.
present time concerning the ability ficult to get any coherent statement from
New Hampshire, Oklahoma and river, five miles south of this city,
fires near Hurst, Mich.
of the powers to maintain peace in them as to loss of life in the wreck or
North Dakota; 4, Colorado, Nevada, sold his enormous crop of apples for
Woolen Mill for Albany.
eastern Europe was rudely shattered as to whether any people had been left
The program of the Balkan confer­ Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah $2.400 an acre in the orchard, a rate
Albany.—A. J. Caldwell, who
on receipt of a telegram from the
Washington, West Virginia and Wis­ of $2 per box. This is believed to bq planning
ence is provoking many protests.
to move his hose factory French ambassador at Constants behind in Metz.
5, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, the highest price paid for apples any from Stayton
to
Albany
and
greatly
Strikes in the paper mills of the East consin;
Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri and Ne­ where. There are several more or enlarge his plant, is now considering nople, M. Constans, announcing that
may cause a paper famine at election. braska;
ABANDON8 COFFEE CORNER.
Turkey had ordered the mobilization
6 , Indiana, Iowa. Massa­ chards in this county that have rec
advisability of establishing
of her troops in Asia Minor, and
Roosevelt is to visit England and chusetts. Michigan, New York and ord-breaking crops this year, anc the
woolen mill. Caldwell has been here
France on his return from the African Texas; 7, Ohio.
when marketed will bring almost as most of the past week investigating is believed that a few hours will de Brazil Will Borrow S 7 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to
The
Prohibitionists
have
tickets
in
hunt.
Sav» Big Losses.
high a price as this orchard. Doug­ sites and plans for the plant. He has termine the issue of peace or war.
This is regarded as Turkey’s an
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Delaware,
Illi­
Sixty people were rescued $t La nois, Idaho. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, las county is not only growing fa­ definitely decided, he states, to locate swer to Bulgaria’s refusal to accord
New
York,
Oct. 17.—After having
Roque, Mich., after spending a night in Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New mous for its apples and strawberries, his plant for the manufacture of compensation for her independence sustained a loss of $ 1,000,000, Brazil has
but for its crops of peaches, prunes hosiery here and if he finds condi­
burning forests.
to the powers which arranged the abandoned its attempt to corner the
Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and pears. The lands remain as cheap tions
he will also establish and
program in London for the Interna world’s coffee market. For two years
Smoke is so dense on the Great Lakes South Dakota, Texas, Washington. as those of other slectioqs of the state, a small favorable
woolen mill.
the government of Sao Paulo, the chief
tional conference.
from forest fires that navigation is al­ West Virginia, Wisconsin, Missouri some of the best river-bottom lands
state of Brazil, has been purchasing cof­
Instructions
have
been
hurriedly
most impossible.
and Ohio.
on the market being held at $250 to
Graval for Foundations.
forwarded to the French represents fee from its planters to keep up the
The
Socialists
have
tickets
in
Colo­
$600
per
acre,
in
bearing
fruit.
Forest fires have again broken out in
Portland.—Work on the construc­ tives at Constantinople and Sofia to price, now having on its hands 8 ,000,000
Connecticut, Florda, Idaho, Illi­
Chippewa county, Michigan, and are rado,
tion
of the foundation for the im­ renew their counsels of peace and the bags of coffee. According to advices
nois,
Indiana,
Iowa,
Kansas,
Massa­
Scarcity of Sheep.
threatening in the extreme.
chusetts. Michigan, Minnesota, Mis­ Klamath Falls.—Lake county has mense Swift packing plant on the other powers have sent similar in­ received yesterday in New York, a loan
peninsula has practically begun in structions to their representatives in of $75,000,000, which is necessary to
The American fleet encountered a ter­ souri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,
rible typhoon off the island of Luzon. New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Ok­ only a third as many sheep within that the first barge load of gravel for these cities, urging moderation on take care of the present huge accumula­
borders this year as it usually has the concrete has been delivered there the part of Bulgaria and Turkey.
tion, is soon to be offered for public
One man was lost overboard.
lahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, its
Dave Elder, who owns a fourth of all by the steamer Poloma. The Colum­ The fear among diplomats, how­ subscription.
Tennesssee,
Texas,
Utah,
Washing­
An American aeroplane has been
the sheep in the «-minty, passed bia Digger company has the contract ever, is that intervention may come
The corner is regarded as one of the
West Virginia and Wisconsin.
wrecked in England and the inventor ton.
through Klamath Falls this week for furnishing a large quantity of too late and that the Bulgarians, in most interesting, but foolhardy financial
The
Independence
party
has
tickets
hurt. Demonstrations of the machine in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, from his feeding grounds in the gravel that will be required in the their present state of excitement, may experiments ever attempted. Bumper
were being given before army men.
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Weyerhaeuser timber west of here, laying of the foundations for the nu­ accept Turkey’s act as one of provo crops have followed one another, and
A colored woman has been arrested Minnesota, Nevada, New York, Ohio and states that there are only about merous buildings that are to form the catkm and advance across the fron­ in 1965 the harvest returned 20.000,000
100,000 sheep in Lake county. None packing establishment.
tier, when a collision between the bags, a surplus over the entire world's
at Oakland for robbing Southern Pa­ and Texas.
armies would be inevitable and irre requirements of 2,000 000 bags. Then
cific dining cars. Officers watched and The People’s or Populist party has are selling and nearly all will be held
the scheme of cornering the mar­
parable.
saw her pick up a bag of supplies which tickets in Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Ne­ until next season for higher prices.
Mine Work Starts.
Wool is being held for 15 cents, while
ket was planned. In two years Sao
had been thrown from the dining car braska and Ohio.
Baker City.—Manager T. L. Livsey
11 cents is being offered. The new
Paulo had purchased from planters 8 .-
by her confederate.
REVIVE SCHOOL QUESTION.
The Socialist Labor in Connecticut, arrangement
of leasing timber land Of the Stub mining group that was re­
000,000 bags, at an average cost of $10
Massachusetts,
Michigan,
New
York,
A Mississippi mob of black men hung
for grazing purposes is proving satis­ cently purchased by himself and Salt
a bag, which was more than double the
Ohio and Texas.
another colored man.
factory, although it is more expen­ Lake associates has sent a number of Chinese Demand Native Girls Be Ad­ market price.
In 23 states a total of 90 proposed sive.
men to the property to begin the work
mitted to White School.
Money thus spent was borrowed in
Thaw may yet testify in the bank­ constitutional
amendments,
laws,
of constructing a half mile of road
the
States at high interest. Now
ruptcy proceedings against him.
questions or propositions will be voted
San Francisco, Oct. 19.—An order the United
which will be used in hauling out the
various loans are to be consolidated
Wolf Creek Soil Productive.
upon.
This
does
not
include
Michi­
by
the
board
of
education
for
the
re­
ore.
He
has
several
men
employed
Tire trial of Charles Morse, who
Wolf Creek.—The red soil hefe, in the prospect breaking ore and in a moval of ten Chinese school girls into one of $75,000,000.
wrecked a New York bank, lias begun. gan, where a revision of the present
constitution will be submitted to the equal to the red soils of Mexico, is few days will put on teams to haul it from one of the public schools of the
The Pacific cruiser fleet has left Hon­ voters for adoption or rejection. The peculiarly adapted to the production to Baker City, where it will be han­ city to an annex of the oriental
SMUGGLING IN CHINESE.
olulu for Magdalena bay for target prac­ number of amendments or questions of tokay grapes and Spitzenberg dled by the sampling works.
school threatens to renew the Asi­
tice.
atic school complication of a year Organized Gang at Work on British
in the different states is: 1, Iowa. apples, though all kinds of grasses,
berries, fruits and vegetables
ago.
PORTLANO MARKETS.
Great Britain, France and Russia have Texas, Wyoming; 2 , Idaho, Illinois. cereals,
Columbia Border.
successfully grown. The pro­
Soo Hoo Fong, a local Chinese
agreed on a program for the Balkan Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Rhode are
moter
of
the
colony
is
gathering
in­
Island,
Washington,
West
Virginia;
3,
merchant,
through
his
attorneys
has
Seattle,
Oct.
17.—What is believed by
conference.
Wheat—Bluestem, 92(a>94c; club 88
Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Ohio; 4. formation, and will experiment with a «5?>89c; fife, 89c; red Russian, 86c threatened to sue the members of the government officials to be a new gang
Bulgaria says she is ready to give Minnesota, Wisconsin; 5, North Da­ view to growing some non-perishable
board of education if they remove his of men engaged in smuggling Chinamen
90c; valley, 90c.
Turkey a cash consideration for the loss kota, Oregon; 6 , South Dakota; 2 , product in large quantities between 40-fold.
children from a school attended by into the United States from British Co­
Barley—Feed,
$26@27
ton;
rolled
of territory.
Missouri; 9, Louisiana; 18, California. the trees while they grow to bearing. $27.50@28.50; brewing, $26 50.
white children, and others plan sim­ lumbia is now operating on such an ex­
It is believed that Lima beans will be
ilar action.
tensive scale that immigration officials
There is much activity on board Eng­ The amendments or proposed laws successful.
Oats—No.
1
,
white,
$31@31.50
per
would make “Ore ton; gray. $30(rt)30.50.
Fong's attorneys claim their client are greatly worried.
lish war vessels, as the result of the of several states are of general inter­ gon’s Ideal This
Colony” independent of
est. In South Dakota, the question of
The cases are coming so fast that it
Hav—Timothv. Willamette valley, and his wife were born in the United
Balkan trouble.
repealing the “one-year-residence” act, local markets. Cherries will be ex $14 per ton; Willamette valley, or States and that the children were is keeping this office on the jump," said
A Seattle man received 60,000 volts which was passed by the last legisla­ tensively grown, as they mature to dinary, $11; eastern Oregon. $16 50; born here. They have a right to United States District Attorney Elmer
of electricity and lives. If he recovers, ture in order to stop rapid divorces, perfection.
American citizenship with all E. Todd yesterday morning. “It looks
mixed. $13; clover, $9; alfalfa, $11; claim
however, he will probably lose his hands will be submitted to the voters. For­
privileges,
they assert.
as if there was a well-organized and
alfalfa meal, $20.
and feet.
The
secretary
of the board has an well-disciplined gang of Chinese smug­
merly suit for divorce could be
Growers Holding Hops.
Fruit—Apples, new, 60c(?5$1.50 per
A third balloon, which was taking brought after a six months’ residence
Salem.—Some movement in hops box: peaches, 35@65c per box; pears nounced that the order directing the glers at/work, such a gang that we be­
lieved had been entirely broken up.’’
part in the international races at Berlin, in the state. Opposition to this short has been noticeable in Salem during $l(j3)1.25 per box; grapes, 50c<8)$1.25 transfer would not be changed.
Men who smuggle Chinamen into the
has fallen into the North sea. The oc­ term of residence resulted, and the the week though growers still seem oer crate: Concords, 17li5i)20c per
one-year act was passed. The latter reluctant to sell at the prevailing basket; huckleberries. 9@10c per
country often receive $500 for each man.
Kings Wins Over Welchers.
cupants were rescued.
has been objected to in certain quar­
Kola Neis bought 500 bales, pound; quinces, $1(8)1-25 per box;
Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 19.—The
Six men were instantly killed and 21 ters, and petitions finally were se­ prices.
Nina Towns in Danger.
paying 71 cents for them. He says cranberries, $10 per barrel; prunes,
insurance
companies are preparing to
others injured by the explosion of
cured for the submission of the one- he is having difficulty in fiHing orders @2lc per pound.
Sault
Ste. Marie, Mich., Oct. 17.—
pay
the
thousands
of
dollars
due
on
missed charge of dynamite near Fort year act to a vote of the people at because growers are not anxious to
Potatoes — 80@90c per hundred; policies held by residents of this city Forest fires last night were burning
Collins, Col. They were all Greek and the coming election.
sell. For the very best grades a sweet potatoes, 2c per pound.
Mexican laborers.
In Illinois the question of a Lakes- slightly higher price is being paid in Onions — Oregon, $1.25 per 100 whose homes and places of business around nine small towns in Chippewa
were destroyed in the fire that pre­ county. West Neehiah was saved yes­
District Attorney Jerome is after to-the-Gulf deep waterway will be be­ the Salem market than 7j cents. It pounds.
the earthquake of last January. terday only by a shift of the wind. The
fore the people in the form of a con­ is estimated that less than one-quar­ Vegetables—Turnips, $1.25 per sack; ceded
New York gamblers.
The English court of appeals has de­ lighthouse crew at Point Iroquois has
stitutional
amendment
authorizing
the
ter of the crop is on the market, the carrots, 85c; parsnips, $1.25; beets,
The Pacific fleet has reached Ho­
that the fire which swept asked for help, and the tug Aspen has
state to issue bonds of $20,000,000 for remainder being in the hands of the *1.25; artichokes, 65c per dozen; cided
nolulu on its way home.
Kingston January 14 was not caused gone to its relief. It is reported that
the
enterprise.
Pacific coast business men in Ja­ California is one of the latest of the dealers through contracts and other beans, 5<®10c per pound; cabbage, 2(a) bv the earthquake, but preceded it. settlers along the shore of Lake Superior
prior purchases.
2ic per pound; cauliflower, 50c(ff>$1.25 The decision practically overrules are camping on the beach. Vast tracts
pan are receiving a warm welcome.
states to agitate election reform. To
per dozen; celery, 75(8)85c per dozen; the earthquake clause. The action
Many Servians in America are pre­ the people there will be submitted a
hardwood have been burned. As yet
egg plant. $1.25 per crate; lettuce. 75c of the court means that millions will of
Placer
Mines
Will
Resume.
paring to go home to fight if neces­ proposed constitutional amendment,
there is no indication of the heavy rain
if?$t
per
box;
parsley,
15c
per
dozen;
become
available
to
policy-holders
sary.
needed to relieve the situation. So far
among others, empowering the legis­ Grants Pass.—The first heavy rain peas, 6c per pound; peppers, 8(5)10c
no fatalities have been reported in this
The crown prince of Servia threat­ lature to enact a direct primary law of the season came last week and per oound: pumpkins, l(g)t}c per
Caught Carrying Arms.
section.
____________
ens to attempt an overthrow of King providing for the direct nomination ot there was a steady downpour that pound; radishes, 121c per dozen; spin­
Buda
Pest,
Oct.
19.—Six
hundred
all candidates for public office.
Peter.
was welcomed by the farmers who ach. 2c per pound; sprouts, 9c per machine guns and 50,000 rifles which
Sioux Threaten Trouble.
Great Britain proposes financial aid
jre anxiously waiting to start fall pound: souash, lie per pound; toma­ Servia
had
purchased
from
Germany
St.
Paul,
Oct. 17.—Word has been re­
Return to Normal Basis.
toes,
40<?$50c.
to Turkey in compensation for lost
plowing and seeding. The placer
Butter—City creamery, extras, Vi'a) nd France, respectively, were seized ceived that an outbreak of the Sioux
territory.
New York, Oct. 20.—The National miners who were forced to suspend
here when Austrian monitors in the
Neither of the two great. political Association of Manufacturers’ an work during the dry season are now 36c; fanev outside creamery, 32i@35c Danube captured a German vessel Indians is likely to occur at Fort Yates,
per
pound;
store,
18c.
nounces
that
every
branch
of
industry
in position to resume operations, es­
parties are receiving very lirge cam­
Eggs—Oregon selects, 35c; eastern. conveying munitions of war to Bel­ N. D., if the bodies are removed from
is showing marked increase of busi­ pecially if the rain continues at the
paign contributions.
grade. Regarding the goods as con­ the Indian graveyard there. With the
ness and that during the past three rate it has been falling for a few 29(&29c per dozen.
traband of war, Austria is likely to intention of abandoning the post, an
Poultry
—
Hens.
He
per
pound;
months
the
business
conditions
have
hours
longer.
Governor Folk, of Missouri, de­
present
energetic remonstrances to order was recently made to remove the
spring,
lie;
ducks,
old.
12(5)12*c;
clares the United States is more in taken on new activity. In an exhaus­
both the marketing powers. Advices bodies of all dead in the cemetery. The
young,
14<8)15c;
geese,
old.
8<3)9c;
tive canvass among the 3,000 members
Chorus for O. A. C.
need of reform than is Missouri.
young, 9(8) 10c; turkeys, old, 18c; from Belgrade declare that the war principal objection to the removal is
of the association, the returns bear
fever there is again running high.
said to be the fact that Sitting Bull, the
Oregon
Agricultural College, Cor­ young. 19c.
'nit
the
orediction
that
practically
One of the balloons in the inter­
great
warrior, is buried in the Fort
vallis.—A
chorus
of
75
voices
has
Veal—Extra,
8l@9c
per
pound;
or­
national race at Berlin fell into the every manufacturing business will be been organized by Professor Gaskins, dinary, 7(8)7lc; heavy. 5c.
Yates
cemetery.
Famous
Soldier
Dead.
North sea. The occupants were res­ upon a normal basis of production director of the School of Music, and
Pork—Fancy, 8c per pound; or­ Tokio, Oct. 19.—Field Marshal the
during 1909.
cued.
is doing creditable work. It is the dinary. 6c; large, 5c.
Two Towns Wiped Out.
Marquis Nodzu, the famous Japanese
intention of the director to increase
Hops — Oregon, 1908, 7(J?8c per commander, who forced the passage
Marinette, Wit., Oct. 17.—Forest fires
Cholera Lest in Russia.
Five thousand troops were placed
the chorus to 100 voices, and during
1907, 2l@4c; 1906, l*@ llc.
of the Yalu river at the outbreak of are once more raging in Marinette coun­
around the hall of the British parlia­ St. Petersburg, Oct. 2 0 —The chol­ the winter an attempt will be made pound;
Wool — Eastern Oregon, average the Japanese-Russian war and fought ty, and last night serums destruction re­
ment to prevent women suffragists era still continues to decrease, there to produce an opera. Another or­ best.
10<S)14c per pound, according to the fierce battle of Nanshan. in which sulted. The town of Pound was wiped
from making a demonstration in the being only 44 new cases reported to­ ganization soon to be started is the shrinkage;
valley, 15(8?l*c.
e lost 3,500 meu in order to beat the out., and the little town of Packard wai
bouse of commons.
day and 24 deaths.
College Glee club.
Mohair—Choice, 18c per pound.
Russians back, is dead.
destroyed.
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