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Chicago, Juno 28.—Secretary?
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B aty « ce* r* e “ big chief” o f the De- HilS Called for BldS QD Lllfe frO D
partment of the Interior, sharpened his
tUfp«« fa Klamath t *11*
P b R T A d E R O A D ’G E T * FUN D .
i;ÀÒT IS 8 P ¿ 0 l AL.
,
long knife and tomahawk todaj whiie. .*«,
district tonight, injur« tw<
Injunction Is Granted Against Oratsr Attorney General Fintls Way Cftrt <b he was ftr Chicago, to go after tha
•eatps -of *9 large number of Indian >
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Legislative Blunder,
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Clark J , h X A
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Salem—Attorney General Crawford agents on the re«nvsttoos fa, the*W-L
Salem—In the Circuit court Judge
$2,225,0(10
Newsy Items Gathered n a J U I and Washington streets.
William Gallewajfiprantwi a . perpetual has rendered an opinion to the offset
He spent the greater portion
the
Parts el the W Ä '
unknown, because of the great amount injudetiod restraining the governor and that 876 a day appropriated by the day with Frank Sorpnson, superintend­
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sosretary ,o f the treasury from pacing terms of Chapter 89, laws of 1909, be
of debris thrown about the alley wha out 8UMMM0 for the construction of used for the operation and maintenance ent of the Indian waifehouse, and theh Construction to Bs Undertaken Now
announced th a t he was getting -ready
L ess Im portant b u t N ot L ass Inter; it occurred. * Thp police think it an­
tbs toad to Crater lake. He held the of the entire portage railway system to rid the Indian agencies of numerous
Will Bs Followed by Compia*
eating Happening* from Pointa
other in the aeries of gamblers’ war law is special and local and clearly in-' Under a strict interpretation of the incompetent hands.
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. tlon of Lins Soon.
Outside the S tate.
bomba that have mystified detectives hibited by the constitution of the state. act, the amount would not be available
He marie no secret of tbe fact that
for more than two years.
The case will he immediately appealed. for anything but tha construction of he is “ heap brave,” and is going on
The Scene o f the explosion wan in The Supreme court has previously tak­ the line from Big Eddy to The Dalles, .the warpath to burn the red tape of the
Pittsburg streetcar men have gone an alley in the roar of tbs central tele­ en the same stand as Judge Galloway, and the balance of the line w> uld have department He laid the foundation
Portland, June 26. —Bids for the aen-
phone exchange. The Chicago Tale- in a ease almost identical.
on a strike.
to quit business for lack of money for his campaign in a lung conference struction of 69.48 miles of the Oregon
The court’s reasons for the decision with which to operate. Tbe attorney with Mr. Sorenson, making detailed Eastern railroad, projected from Na­
Rooeevelt is said to be much heavier phone company was unable to do any
more
business
during
the
n
ight
Two
are
given ss follows:
general, however, decided that it would inquiries into the manner of conduct­ tron to Klamath Falls, will ba received,
than when he left the White House.
restaurants facing on Clark street
The set is local and special in that it be safe to be guided by the evident ing business with agents and inspected in the Southern Pacific offices at Sen
Castro still remains in Spain, con­ were blown practically into the streets, applies to only two counties in the intent of the legislature rather than
the stock of goods on hand which are Francisco during the next two weal«.
demning everything and everybody.
food being scattered over the ear state end because it is limited to a spe­ by the strict wording of tbe law.
being shipped daily by carloads to the Of that mileage, 84.24 miles will | e
cified section and for special purposes
Judge W. J. Marriner and L. A. reservations.
Cardinal Satolli is seriously ill and tracks.
1 constructed southeasterly from Natron,
In this alley also was the rear en­ only. The act creates s loan of the Lewis, of the Portage Railway com­
grave doubts are entertained for his
Secretary Ballinger said tonight that while the remaining 26.24 miles wilt
trance to Powers A Lambert’s saloon,' credit of the state» which in the aggre­ mission, are in Salem to consult with
recovery.
he was going to make radical changes bs built in a northwesterly direction
headquarters for Martin B. Madden
with previous debts or liabilities th* state officials regarding the mat­ in tbe manner of conducting Indian from Klamath Falls.
Hawaiian sugar planters have agreed and his associates in the building gate
Bids for the construction of the Kla­
the sum of 860,000.
ter. The commissioners report that affairs in the WeeL
to make no concessions to the Japanese trades. Madden and his men are figur­ exceeds
math
Falls end of the extension must,
The
proposed
Crater
lake
road
would
the
road
is
doing
a
good
business
and
“ I am not afraid to cut away tha red
strikers.
ing largely in labor disputes at pres­ not be a continuous public highway that when the extension to The Dalles
be submitted on or before June 80.
tape
when
I
see
that
it
is
hampering
A vigorous campaign has .been e n t end have been the subject of grand across the state via Crater Lake Na­ ia completed the road will be self
the work of the department,” said Contractors, however, are allowed until.
started in New York against the com­ jury indictments.
tional park because the act provides taining.
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Mr. Ballinger. “ I think the principal July 10. to submit proposals for build­
Another place opening into the alley only for the construction of roads from
mon house fly.
difficulty is with the incompetent ing the 84 miles of the track from Na­
which was badly damaged, was the
Money for Road Case.
agents. They are not unscrupulous, tron, the present northern terminus of
Hundreds of persons suffering from cash register store of Mont Tenness, Medford, in Jackson county, to the
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Medford—The
Medford
Commercial
western
boundary
of
the
park
and
from
but it takes good business men and the projected road. Local Harriman
leprosy are said to wander unrestricted who is alleged to conduct several gamb­
Klamath Falls, Klamath county, to the club has voted the necessary 8200 to men who understand tha manners of officials will make no estimate of the-
through the island of Cuba.
ling places. Tenness’ place has been eastern boundary of the park, leaving carry the Crater lake road case to the
probable coat of building the two sec­
Ex-Vice President Fairbanks says raided frequently by tha police. An­ an intervening segment of more than Supreme court on an appeal from the the Indians to deal with them.”
tions of this railroad, but it is believed
Secretary
Ballinger
left
late
tonight
the Japanese rule in Corea gives good, other bomb was exploded there s year T8^ miles over which the state gov­ decision o f Judge Galloway of the Ma­
the improvement will involve an ex­
for Kansas.
promise for the future of tbs ¿oentry. ago. i :-
penditure of approximately $2,226,000.
ernment has no jurisdiction or right to rion county court, in which the act was
declared unconstitutional. Tha steps
The two extensions, aggregating
trespass.
California Democrats have gone on
about 60 miles; for which bids have
will bs taken by the attorneys a t once
A L A S K A R O A D O P E N IBIO.
B L O O K 8 G R O W IN G O F BEETJB ï
record as favoring ex-Govemor Folk,
W IL L B U IL D N O R T H .
in order to get action on the matter in
been asked, cover about one-third of
of Missouri, as candidate for president
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the Supreme court as early as possible. Lack of Railroads Prevents Oregon the length of the propoeed road,'which,
in 1912.
Big Rush to Interior Predicted When
according to the approved survey, will
Rqmor Says Harriman Will Not 8top The 8200 is for the payment of court
Travel is Easier. •« es.%:
From Becoming Sugar State.
Friends of F. A. Cook, the Ajretie *
be 198.6 miles in length from Klamath
costs.
at Klamath.
explorer, expect to hear from M et at _ Seattle, Wash., June 29.—S. W. Ee-
Washington, June 28.—According to Falls to Natron.
Klamath Falls—According to reports
Railroad Bonus Raised.
any time now that he has been sueesa- des, president of the Copper River; &
the United States Department of Agri­
The action of Harriman in ‘calling
Klamath Falla is not to be the terminus
sful in reaching the pole.
Baker
City—All of the 810,000 bonus culture, lack, of tranap-rta^ion facili­ for bids for extending this road by be­
Northwestern railroad, arrived here of the terminus of the California North­
Jap strikers in Hawaii have appealed last night, and will rfail ft»r 'Cordova, eastern for any considerable length of that has been raised for extension of ties in Oregon is seriously retarding ginning work simultaneously a t Na­
the Sumpter Valley railroad, the last the development of the beet sugar in­ tron and Klamath Falls is accepted os-
to Governor .Frear.
\
Alsakk, July 1, to look over tha rail­ time. I t is stated on good authority, being reported from the John Day val­ dustry in that state. Oregon today has conclusive evidence of his determina­
Reports from Morocco soy Mm^evo- road construction work and the oth* r howeYer, not officially, that a contract ley, following which David Ecclea or­ but one beet sugar factory—that at tion to complete its construction. I t
lutionists are winning over the sultan’s property of the Morgan and Guggen­ has been let lor the construction nf 26 dered construction crews into the in­ La Grande. Capital has been looking is figured that to build tbs 60 miles of
troops.
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heim interests, especially newly diseev.-. miles of road northward from this city. terior to -begin the work of grading over tbe Eastpm Oregon field and sev­ track for which bids have been invited
The roadbed is now completed to upper and laying track. The road ia expect­ eral localities have been found where will practically exhaual the appropria­
.
Deposits in the Chicago national ered coppqr deposits.
“ The Copper River A Northwestern Klamath lake, about two miles north ed to be ready for business by Thanks­ the growing of sugar beets on a large tion that has been made for this road
banks are a t the highest point ever
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scale Would prosper if there were ade­ for the ensuing year. For that reason
will be opened in 1910 for traffic,” of the depot site. The track will be giving.
reached.
- J said Mr. Eceles. “ and I predict there completed during July and direct con­
quate facilities for getting tbe beets additional appropriations far further
Canal
Commission
Wants
Fir.
Mrs. Katherine Gould has been
be a great rush of people to the nection made with the boats on the
Portland—The Isthmian Canal com­ to a factory. But the almost utter extensions are looked for next year.
granted her divorce and 986,000 a year will
interior of Alaska, as tha hardships of lake. The large steam dredgea used in mission has asked for proposals for lack of railroad transportation ia an
There can be no question of the ulti­
alimony.
the trail that many have had to face building the dyke across the marsh are supplies for the Panama canal work obstale too great to be overcome in mate purpose of Harriman to complete
Secretary Ballinger has started on and that have deterred countless num­ to be moved to the lake and will be which include 2,000 pieces of center, moat instances*. Tbe department re­ this road between Natron and Klamath
his Western trip to inspect the various bers from going into the interior, will used in building the Southern Pacific intermediate and side sills of either port indicates that there is prospect of Fails. Completion of tbe extensions
irrigation works.
, be removed by the opening of the new dock. This work will take but a short Douglas fir or long leaf yellow pine. the installation of a sugar factory at for which proposals have been asked
time. I t is generally believed that as
Enterprise, though no details are given cannot in themselves add materially to
The Standard Oil has announced a road. The same vegetables and agri­ soon ss the docks are completed the The notices have been received by tbe and
the whole matter is,etill undecided, the value of the property. By extend­
cultural
products
that
can
be
raised
in
cot of 10 cents per 100 gallons in the
dredges will be used in constructing Portland Chamber of Commerce and
Washington,
like Oregon, has but* a ing the road 26 miles northerly from
Norway
and
8weden
can
be
raised
in
are on file here.
price of refined oil.
single sugar factory at th s time. Klamath Falls, the northern terminus
Alaska. The country will be fully ex­ the grade for the extension. I t will
New Library at Baker City.
Exeeasivd beat throughout the At­ ploited once the new road is in opera­ be necessary to cross several miles of
That one is at Waverly. There are a of the southern extension would reach
marsh in extending the road northward
lantic states continues to cause much tion.”
Baker City—Tbe opening of tbe new number of places in Eastern Washing­ only into the heart of Klamath county.
suffering and scores have been pros­ Mr. Becles says that his company and it is likely that this work will be Carnegie library w u celebrated here ton, however, wherp the building of The con itroction of an additional 86
trated.
with appropriate exercises. Tbs Baker sugar factories is seriously contemplat­ miles southerly from Natron would
will build a 50-mile railroad to open begun in the near future.
Local representatives of the South­ Concert band rendered s concert in the ed, among them North Yakima, Spo­ terminate tbe road from this end in a
gold
fields
as
soon
as
title
to
the
land
Miners and operators in the Fernie,
ern Pacific will not confirm the report evening, where several hundred people kane and Thorp. Tbe department re­ mountainous and sparaly settled dis­
B. C., coal district have come to an is received from the government.
that a contract has been let for a 26 bad gathered, after which addresses ports that companies have been formed; trict.
agreement and the strike has been
mile extension. Erickson A Peterson, were made by Mayor Pollmsn, Profes­ in some cases contracts have been
For these reasons it is patent from a
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called off.
contractors, who have been building sor J. A. Churchill and C. A. Johns.
made with the farmers to grow sugar practical business consideration th a t
the spur, say that they cannot give out
The Turkish government is still try
beets; considerable capital haa been the Harriman interests will complete
Th rs s Roads to Coast.
ing to secure Abdul Hamid’s money. Canada May Control Roads Starting information in regard to future work.
subscribed; concessions have been the road as soon as possible and place
in United 8tates.
He has 821,500,000 in the Imperial
Salem—Three companies have or­ tentatively secured from towns, such the investment on a revenue-earning
Fruit Outlook Improved.
ganized and filed articles of incorpora­ i free building sites, remission of basis. Tbe primary purpose in project­
bank of Germany.
Ottawa, OnL, June 29.—An import­
Cottage Grove—Tbe past week has tion within the past week for tbe pur­ taxes for s period of years and other ing this road waa to provide for the
A New York street car man is grad­ ant judgment has been handed down by been
s busy one in all parta of this end pose of constructing railroads from privileges. All these projects are Southern Pacific a better grade fo r
the
board
of
railway
commissioners
for
ually turning black.
The change
Lane county. The recent.rains have points in tbe Willamette valley to the simply awaiting development or more croesing the state and thereby avoid
started about a year ago and he is Canada. By this decision Canada may of
Two have been pro­ opportune conditions.
the more dilficult passage now followed
now as black as a negro except the rule railway systems originating in the put a broad smile on the face of every Pacific coast.
United States. The esse decided was farmer and agriculturisL The fruit jected for the Coos bay country and
over tbe Siskiyou mountains. When
right side of his face.
that of the Dawson board of trade, outlook is improving each day and with one for Lincoln county.
completed, the Oregon Eastern un­
J A P R EA LER B ARE C A U G H T .
Voliva, successor of Dowie a t Zion which complained of excessive rates on s continuance of showers this section
doubtedly
will become the main line fo r
Benson to Name Delegates.
City, has been deposed.
the White Pass A Yukon railroad. The will surpass last year in abundant
the
Southern
Pacific between Portland
Salem—Complying with the request Schooner Kensi Maru Taken Within and San Francisco.
company replied as only s part of its crops. Wheat, oats, vetch and barley
Northwestern and Southern Nebi
Three-Mile Limit of Sitka.
system was in Canadian territory the are looking well and the warm weather of the Miseisaippi-to-Atlantic Inland
ka have been swept by tornadoes.
ia bringing in tbe berry crop on sched­ Waterway association, Governor Ben­
Canadian board bad no jurisdiction.
Vancouver,
B. C., June 28.—United
William J. Bryan, Jr., is married.
A ID D E S T I T U T E L A B O R E R S .
The chairman of the board, ex-Judge ule time. Haying will soon be in full son will appoint a number of delegatee
Mias Helen Virginia Berger became Mabee, in a carefully drawn judgment, awing, in fact several parties have al­ to attend the meeting of the associa­ States Marshal Shoup, of Sitka, has
tion a t Jacksonville, Florida, this fall. captured the Japanese sealing schooner Plantation Hands Nnw in Bay City to-
his wife.
ready cared for their first crop.
dispoees of this theory altogether.
Kensi Maru, taking it well within the
Be Returned to Bay City.
The conclusion reached is that the
The German reichstag has rejected
three-mile limit of Sitka. Two Japan-
P O R TLA N D M A R K ETS.
Linn’s Finances Good.
Von Buelow’s inheritance tax and may board has josrisdiction over the tolls
e cruisers were to be.at Unalaska
Honolulu, June 25.—Tbe territorial
Albany—The county funds of Linn
Wheat — Bluestem milling, 8L30; June 9, to patrol Bering sea and pro- board of immigration has decided to-
the company or companies may be en­
be dissolved.
county
are
in
excellent
condition,
show­
club, 81.20; valley. 81.17.
on through traffic re­
tecct Japanese interests off SL Paul bring back here 200 Spaniards and
A 12-year-old California boy has titled to at charge
Corn—whole, 836 per ton; cracked, and SL George. The Thetis left Uns- Porto Ricans stranded in. San Francis­
Skagway or that district to ing a monthly balance of 8132,652.62,
confessed to the murder of his little ceived
White Horse or any other intermediate aa taken from the books of County 886 per ton.
laaka June 2, for Herschel island and co, and reported to be destitute. It ia-
brother 6 years old.
Oata—No. 1 white, 841 per ton.
point between the international bound Treasurer Francis I Resources—Bal­
Point Barrow. Because of the ice she understood that this is being d o n e 'a t
Chicago women have said many un ary between Alaska and British Co­ ance May 1, 81^0,360.73; received
Hay—Timothy, Willamette valley, may not reach Nome before July 1.
the request of the deppartment of com­
from
all
sources,
84,640.64;
total,
kind
things
of
Professor
Starr,
who
817@20
per ton; Eastern Oregon. 920
lumbia
and
White
Horse
uponHbe
rail­
The Manping i$ at SL Paul and S t merce and labor at Wuhihgton.
y t balds all women as savages.
way lines, and upon through fntffle re­ 8145,000.87. Disbursements—General @23.
George" doing patrol Duty. The schoon­
The stranded laborers were imported
Fruits—Apples, 81(9)2.50 per box; er EmmS, of Unalaska, reached there here-about a year «go from Europe and
ceived
at any point upon tbs‘railway fund warrants, 87,689.36; road fund
Harriman
is
closing
many
of
his
V-
¿A
temporarily. Work will be re- line between White Horse. and the warrants, 84,660.97; school fund war­ strawberries, 81.60@1.85 per crate; June 6, with 400 fox, skins seurM by Porto Rico to work on the sugar plan­
rants, 894.90; institute warrants, cherries, 6@8c per pound; gooseber­ trading. The Rus^ together with the tations in tfie islands. Becoming dis­
boundary,
toSkagway.
ag*tain*bO0tS0dk*«L>. v
ries, 4@5c per pound; currants, 8@ Perry, touched at Sitka, Yakutat and satisfied they left the islands and went
82.60; total, 812,647.72.
A special election in San Francisco
10c per pound.
Belkofski en route to Unalaska.
Moros Fall in Battle.
to San Francisco, where they charged
Plant Has 800 Berries.
Potatoes—f 1.25@2 per hundred.
voted against the establishment of a
that they were brought to Hawaii un­
Manila,
June
29.—Boceeaeful
oper­
Dpfur—A strawberry plant bearing
municipal street railway line.
Vegetables—Asparagus, 76@90c per
der-false promises, - *^r ... .
.Consumption is Blood Disease.
ations against Jik iri’s band of Moro 800 well developed berries Is thought dozen; lettuce, bead, 26c; onions, 1ZJ4
J. Ogden Armour has returned from
its have beenconductedduring the to be- tbe record, even for this prolific @15e; parsley, SB©; perfs, 3@6C per
Chicago, June 28.—The declaration
a¡
layi by C tpuS st Byram, variety, yet in the field of Mike A brief, pound: radishes^ 16c per dozen; rhu­ of Dr. Robert LincMn Watkins that
Ma^ Taka Cfea* Tftle.
times is brif
lea and Anderson, commanding de-, not far from this place, such a plant
tiborculosis
is
a
disease-
of
the
blood
Washington,
June 2fi.—Under sn or­
3@8*e per pound.
war between
tachmenta of the Sixth Cavalcry that flourishes. The berries have been barb.
and qsn bs cured and is not infectious der just issued by Secretary Ballinger
Butter
—
Fancy
creamery,
extras,
D rl v a in
are ©^operating with the mosquito counted time and again by doubtful 26j{e; fancy outside creamery, 25@ or contagious was combated by several settlers on all government Irrigation
A Cbicigo boy tried to imitate tha fleetunder Captain Signorv Thirty-one persons. The plant is supported en­ 26>$e per pound; store, 18c. Butter members o f ' tbe American Electric nrojecta may make full payment for
Medical association. “ The disease de- t leir water righto as soon as they fully
Black Hand and was shot anil fatally of th* band have been killed or captur­ tirely by one root, and spreads over a fat prices average 1
ed daring the past 30 days, but Jikiri large area. I t has grown with no un­ der regular butter prices. p e r. pound un­ velopes inside the body,” said Qr. c imply with t^e requirements of the
wounded.
himself always manages to evade Cap­
. Eggs—Oregon ranch 24c per dozen. Watkins. “ How will sanitation and law as to residence,' cultivation and ir­
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is now vice ture. The several cavalry detachments usual cultivation.
Heretofore final payment
Poultry — Hens, 18c per pound; fresh sir stamp it out when internal rigation.
president of the Standard Oil company. are still in pursuit atoTexpect to capt­
Ontario Bridge la Begun.
springs, 18c; roosters, 8@9c; ducks, sanitation is neglected? Fresh sir is for building charges could not be made
Although the sedate has raised tbd ure or exterminate the outlaws.
A. C. Thomberg, of the Minneapolis young, 14@16c; geese, young, ll@12c; all right, but people are still dying until five years after water was turned
duty on lumber the house is likely to
Steel
A Machinery comapny, has sr- turkeys, 18c; squabs, 82@2.26 per frem tuberculosis and having plenty of on. This makes it easier for settlers
Chinese Viceroy Dead.
fresh air.”
again lower it.
with money to get absolute title to the
.rived in Ontario to begin tbe erection dozen.
Pekin,
June
29.—Tha
death
today
in
land, especially settlers who went on
of
tbe
Idaho-Oregon
interstate
bridge
Pork—Fancy,
10c
per
pound.
Leaders in congress say
War on Heney to Start.
Tientsin, of Yanff Shih Slang, viceroy across the Snake at this point Pre­
the land before water was ready.
Veal—Extras, 8X@9c per pound;
T aft’s corporation tax is a n of
of Chi-Lt, is likely to hsvs s roost 'im­ liminary work has begun, and Mr. ordinary, 7c; heavy, 6c.
San Francisco, June 28-—Stanley
ing in both houses.
portant bearing on the political situa­ Thornberg reports that within s week
Welcomes Jap Cruisers.
Moore,
of counsel for Patrick Calhoun,
Hope—1909 crntracts, 16« per pound;
Trouble has again broken out in Mo­ tion. Yang Shih Siang died of an apo­
whose trial on a charge of offering a
Honolulu, June 26.—The training
or
ten
days
s
full
force
of
men
will
be
1908
crop,
10@lle;
1907
crop,
6@6>$c;
rocco, the sultan’s brother trying to plectic stroke sustained a fortnight ago
bribe to a supervisor resulted last Sun­ ■quadroqoi Admiral Ijichi, composed
at work on tbe structure.
1906 crop, 2@2^c.
stir i p a new revolution.
and attributed to his anxiety and ardu­
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 16@28c per day in s disagreement of the jury, ap­ of the cruitors Aso and Soya, arrived
Many prostrations are reported from ous labor incident to the emperor’« fu­
Looks Good in Whsslor.
Hundreds- of Japanese
pound; valley, fine, 28c; coarae, 21*fe; peared in Judge Lawlor’s court Satur­ here today.
beat in New York. A noumber of neral. The viceroyalty is that of the
day and announced that today be would assembled a t the waterfront and gave
Mitchell—Cloudy, damp weather, mohair, choice, 24@26c.
metropolitan province, s post carrying with heavy showers at intervals during
deaths have also occurred.
Cattle — Steers, top, 84.60(8)4.60; file^t motion in an effort to impeach the vessels sn enthusiastic reception.
the peet week, have been favorable to fair to good, 94.25(8)4.40; common, 84 Assistant District Attorney Francis J. Governor Fear entertained Admiral
A drunken San Francisco policeman groat power. Yang Sbih Siang
tbe crops. In some localities fall sown 0 4 .1 5 ; cows, top, 88.7603.86; fair Haney. He also stated that ha would Ijichi at dinner tonight and the men
shot and danger« usly wounded a young his position to Yuan Shih Kai.
grain failed to rally, but a big hay crop to good, 88.26@8.60; common to me­ fils another motion alleging that Judge of the Japanese fleet were given shore
business man without provocation.
Venezuela Gives Concession.
liberties during the day and evening.
and a heavy yield of spring sown grain dium, 82.6008; calves, top, $6(36 50; Lswlor was biased end prejudiced.
The contract has been awarded for
Tbe squadron will remain in tha harbor
Caracas.
June
29.—Tbs
cabinet
are
now
tbe
very
best
prospects
in
the
heavy,
$8.6004;
bulla
and
stags,
$2.76
rebuilding the bridge across tha Wil­ approved the draft of tbe new
for a week.
Big Metal Strike Likely.
0 8.25; common, $202.60.
lamette river at Madison street, Port- sion to tbe Orinoco corporation, re­ greater portion o l Wheeler county.
Hogs—Best, $808.16; fair to good,
Youngstown,O, June 28.—The execu­
Kansane In Eugene to Organize.
Japs Bound to 8outh America
cently arranged between Rudolph
$7.50@7.75; etockera, $606.50; Chins tive committee of the Amalgamated
Ireland, Dolgo, the representat ive of the cor­
Eugene—The former residents of fats, $6.7607.; .
aasociatoin of Iron, Steel A Tinplate
Honolulu, Jons 6.—The Japanese
pset a boat load
tourists. Eleven poration. and Señor Arrayra, of the ensas who are now residing in Eu­
Sheep—Top wsthsrs, $4; fair to workers today refused tbs demand of liner Hongkong striv ed today from
Hdrownsd,
whom
Venezuelan commission. This gives gene organised by electing William good, $8.6008.76; ewes, %e lass on the Republic Iron A Steel company for Yokohama ea route to South America
the eorporatU&J&ajright to work largo Hempy, president and Paul Merrill, all grades; yaerlings, host, $4.16; fair an open shop. If the company remains with 700 Steer age passengers, mostly
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secretary. July 18 was seeiectad as to good, $8.7604; spring lambs, $1.76 firm the rem it is said to be that 6,000 J span see, aboard. They are all bound
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the day for tha first Kansas picnic.
men will walk out.
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for Sooth American porta.
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