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NEWBERG GRAPHIC E. H. WOOOWABD, I NEVBERG»* ••••«•• OREGON EVENTS OFTHE DAY C A N N O T S T O P 8 T R IK E . P O R T E R S ARE V IC T O R IO U S . King Unable to Control Labor Sitúa tion In Sweden. «Judge Grants Them Right to Block Road Against Harriman, More, Or., Aug. 9.— Judge Butler late Saturday night dissolved the temporary injunction issued aaginst Porter Bros. This means that Twoby Bros, w ill not be permitted to cross the Gurts ranch with supply teams and equipment for the Deschutes Railway company. N ot to be outdone, Harriman's legal representatives at once filed condemna tion proceedings against Porter Bros, in an effort to force an entrance to the disputed territory through the property o f their rivals. Arguments in the injunction ease oc cupied two days in the circuit court here. A night session was also held to expedite the hearing. There was a long array o f legal talent for both con testing parties. The evidence showed that the plain tiffs secured certain rights to go over these certain lands with their wagons and outfits, and on the strength o f these rig h to expended $8,000 in con structing a grade down the canyon of the Descuhtea to the railroad right of way. But no deeds were taken by the plaintiffs from the land owners, nor any agreements In w riting. Porter Bros, saw ths opportunity and purchas ed from the land owners the lands over which this road ran, and immediately upon securing possession under these contracts stopped the Deschutes Rail way company from sending in supplies over the road. W hile the temporary injunction was iu force, the Deschutes Railway com pany had been sending in about 10 to 15 wagooloads o f provisions to the riv er each day. Stockholm, Aug. 10.— The tie-up o f the business o f the country as a result o f the strike is so serious that K in g Gustav intervened in an endeavor to secure a compromise. The king to day sent a message to the parties at conflict, exhorting them to agree at the earliest moment possible and ad vising arbitration. I t was a fter K in g Gustav’s message had been approved at a cabinet meet ing Saturday that he summoned t o a conference a t the palace the two lead ers o f the warring factions— Director Sedow, o f the employers, and Senator Lindquist, president o f the federation o f trades unions. The result o f the conference has not yet transpired, but apparently the king’ s efforts fo r a peaceful solution o f the trouble were without result Tonight it was announced the printers would strike tomorrow, and the Na tional labor union has issued a procla mation th a t beginning tomorrow morn ing, every drag wagon whose driver is not wearing a union badge w ill be stopped by strikers/ N o exception, it was stated, w ill be made fo r owners driving their wagons. The union further declares it w ill try to frustrate the attempt o f the Stockholm streetcar company to start its cars on the surface lines. SHEEP PR O SPE C T8 GOOD. PREM IU M L IS T O U T . MANY ARE TOO LATE S c tm ’ A rrln at S p tk u t Attar Registration Is Closed. Prices A re High and Eastern Oregon State Board Prom ises Best Fair in Range Excellent. State’ s History. Pendleton— The range in this Salem— Premium lists Snd instruc is o f the very best and sheep proepecto tions V> exhibitors just issued by the were never ao b rig h t Sheep o f all state board o f agriculture baring in kinds are commanding high prices charge the state fa ir promise fo r Ore F ifty Three Stool Boxes Hold the Ap the prosects a r e ' that wool w ill be as gon this fa ll the best and largest state L u i Important but N ot L u i Inter high or higher next spring than it show in the history o f the state. plications, Which Weigh 2,060 esting Happenings from Points la s t These facts coupled with the ex When the fa ir opens at Salem Sep Outside the State. Pounds— Clerks Busy. ’ * cellent range gives sheemen cause for tember 18, to continue until September much gratification. 18, $16,000 in premiums for, livestock, The reason for the good range is a t agricultural and manufactured products Mobile, Alabama, is now in tbs list tributed to the peculiar weather condi w ill be offered .! Numerous additional Spokane, Wash., Aug. 7.— Total ap • f “ dry” towns. plications for Indian reservation land» tions which have prevailed during the classes have been added to the premium Spain explains the Barcelona out spring and early summer months, received at Judge James M . W itten’s list this fea r, made possible by a re break as a local affair. w ell as during last winter. The heavy cent legislative appropriation o f $6,- office at Coeur d’ Alene yesterday w ere fa ll o f snow which remained on the 000 . reported officially last night as fo llo w s: A granddaughter o f General Corbin ground so long soaked to a great depth, Coeur d’Alene 1,120, total fo r whole Among the new classes w ill be the is to m an y a Japanese. registration period, 106,686; Spokane Then showers have visited nearly educational department where students Great Britain is not greatly alarmed every section o f the mountains a t in in the common schools may exhibit 2,707, total 99,628; Missoula 6,684, a t the Japanese threats on China. tervals, so that the grass is both tall their work. Kslispell 788, total fo r Flathead lands, Money prises w ill be and green and there is every indication offered. 80,669. Grand total thus fa r received) Jerome says Thaw is still erssy and that it w ill remain so throughout the fo r all land 286,623. should be kept in an insane asylum. Looking toward the comfort o f the summer. Judge W itten’s force has been busy visitors, larger and more commodious Japan has commenced work on the For this reason the sheep w ill come quarters have been built and other turning away scores o f belated appli Autung railroad in deafince o f China. out o f the mountains this fa ll in the changes made. Chief among the im cants for Indian lands, ths midnight California gardeners at Basadena best o f condition, and w ill be able to provements w ill be the increase in t hour Thursday night having closed th e hare passed resolutions declaring Bur come through the w inter in good shape, taurant facilities. official registration. Applications are bank a fakir. even though there should be no early still in the mails and w ill bo received Printed announcement is made in the fa ll rains to pot the winter range in premium list and catalogue by M. D for several days. A California couple returning from shape. The fine summer range w ill Wisdom, vice president, and F. A . Coeur d'Alene booths, stands and a honeymoon abroad hare been arrested make it possible to keep the sheep in Welch, secretary o f the fa ir associa platforms used by notarise and lunch fo r undervaluing goods brought home. the mountains longer than usual. tion, concerning new features o f the venders are being torn down and the C O RE A SORE S P O T A G AIN . Turkey has renewed her threat to fair. Every assurance is given the whole city presents a remodeling; send an armed force into Greece i f that M A N Y MEN W A N TE D . public that the forth-eighth annua aspect. A t the land office 60elerka country does not withdraw her troops Many Clashes Occur Between «laps show w ill be the largest and best have boon placed for the drawings, and from Crete. and Chinese. tables and platforms krrangsd. There Southern Pacific Will Rush W ork on the history o f the state. EDWARD M A K E S W INNING . The premiums this year are divided are now 68 steel cans in the office con The Swedish general strike contin Natron Cut-Off. Victoria, B. C., Aug. 10.— Passen up among a number o f different depart taining the applications, divided as ues and leaders claim more men are to gers arriving on the steamer Monteagle Eugene— Good news is contained in ments. They are: Agricultural pro Britain’s Ruler Clean» Up 81,000,000 follows: 8pokane, 19; Coeur d’Alenr,. be called out. Tw o regiments o f sol the statement o f A . O. Wattis, o f the ducts, art, bees and honey, boys’ de on 8teel Stock. from the Orient today in discussing the 20; Flathead 18. Ths applications diers bare mutinied. N ow York, Aug. 9.— By »peculating weigh 2,650 pounds without the situation between Japan and China, Utah Construction company, who, while partment, cattle, cereal foods, county Japan has sent China an ultimatum in Eugene recently, stated that his exhibits, dairy division, educational, on the stock o f the United States Steel ou the railroad situation in Manchuria. say conditions at Cheintao, on the company wouid want 2,000 men to go floral, goats, horses, horticulture, in corporation, K in g Edward, o f England, C A R L I8 T 8 T O H ELP. Corean border, are more likely to to work on the extension o f the South Clereland, Ohio, officers are having dustrial, ladies’ textile department, has just cleared more than $1,000,000 ern Pacific’s new railroad to be built ns- serious trouble between the two aw the harvest o f a three-months’ cam misses department, pigoens, poultry, a row over the W hitla kidnaping re- Don Jaimo Will O ffer 8pain 100,000 tioos than the dispute over the Antung- from Natron to Klamath Falla. Scotch collies, sheep, swine, vegetables paign, according to a story told today. Mr. W atts said that a trainload a !' and woolen goods. Men snd His Services. The story was given out in Wall Lord Kitchener ta to be field mar Mukden railway. construction material and supplies hac street and much comment was made on The speed program contains some Cerbere, Francs, Aug. 7.—-The Car-, When the Monteagle sailed reports been shipped here from O reville and shal and organise the British colonial good events. The prizes range from the significant fact that the king’s list leaders w ill hold a mooting shortly had been received that the Chinese had Reno, N ev., fo r the railtoed work, and $600 to $6,000. agents placed bis commission immedi at a French frontier town to decide ately after a vis it paid him by J. P. upon their attitude in view o f recent Marriages o f pretty cashiers has massed 8,000 soldiers a t Cheintao they w ill arrive in a few days. “ We Morgan, who knows considerable about events, it was said today. Afterwards, caused Los Angeles hotel men to em and collisions between them and expect to have a large force o f men at Pow er Plant fo r Deschutes. work beyond Natron in a very short steel. ploy men. the Japanese police were frequent. it is understood, Don Jaimo, the Span Prinevillo— The Crook County L igh t time, and w e w ill use 2,000 men i f we N ot only has the crowned bead o f ish pretender, w ill tame a manifesto The M oon are again showing activ Seoul dispatches received before sail can g et them,’ ’ said Mr. Wattis, who ft Power company, with headquarters England profited by speculation in Wail ity and another clash with Spanish ing state that, follow ing the arrest o f drove on to Natron. at Redmond, has begun the erection o f street, but it became knowd that Ger declaring that be has no intention t o a party o f Careens by the Japanese at profit by the misfortunes o f his coun The party constated o f A . O. Wattis, a 26 foot dam on its project about < man royalty has boon buying steel and try, but th at i f the present govern Cheintao, the Chinese troops attacked mile above Cline falls on the Deschutes, The murder o f a Mexican girl by a the Japanese and rescued the prisoners, his brother, L. R. Wattis, N. J. 8w< other American stocks, all o f which ment is powerless to save the honor o f Chinaman has caused an outbreak at several o f the Japanese being wounded. ney, W . B. Hunt, W . H. Messinger, where it is proposed to raise the waters have made substantial advanced to the the nation ho w ill a c t Water material benefit o f the royal coffers. W. W. Hunt, G. W . Dye, John Gar o f the entire stream 20 feet. Zapotian, Mexico. A boycott has been declared against The Carl is ts say that they are in a rison, Ralph Smart, W . A . Bechtel w ill be diverted into a flume six fe e t in I t was three months ago when King is about to bring to a the Japanese by the Chinese and Cor and G. S. Colley. depth, 20 fe e t wide on the bottom and Edward’s agents went into Wall street position to arm and place in the field dose the disputes with foreign powers ean ■ o f the dsitricL one mile long. The power plant w ill fo r steel. A short time before that quickly 100,000 supporter»,, burning dating from Castro’s regime. be situated just opposite Cline falls Mr. Morgan had visited the king, and with zeal. Troutdale Shippers Complain. Coupled with this announcement M A Y A V E R T S T R IK E . A ease o f Bubonic plague has been Salem— The Troutdale Produce and on the plateau. The company expects during the interview is supposed to comes ths news that affairs a t Baree- to generate 16,000 horsepower, anc have given Edward V I I a tip. found in Sacramento county, Cal. The Fruit Growers’ association, through its iona a n fa r from satisfactory. W h ite Chicago Labor Controversy Appears secretary. Miss M. Dewey, has filed a w ill use the electricity fo r lighting situation is not regarded alarming. quiet reigns in the city at present, as several o f the towns in the Deschutes to Be Near End. complaint with the railroad commis T b O M U C H F R U IT IN S O U T H . The Chineee government has made far as actual revolt goes, tbs police are valley and later may provide power for Chicago, Aug. 10.— According to the sion against the Pacific Express com arrangements to install a telephone still busy arresting people whom they trolley lines. plant in Pfekin with a capacity o f 200,- outlook tonight there w ill be no strike pany in which it is alleged higher Ranchers and Dealers Desperate; allege ware implicated in ths recent 000 lines. The instruments are to be o f the streetcar employes o f Chicago, rates are charged fo r shipping fru it outbreak, and public feelin g is growl Housewives Happy. Coast Extension fo r 8 . P. East from Troutdale than from Port i make. ing resentful o f their activity. Los Angeles, Cal., July 9.— With and a settlement is likely to be reached land. The Fruit Growers’ association Gold Beach — Considerable excite I t is also reported that prisoners held peaches selling four pounds fo r one H eat is claiming more victim s at by tomorrow night. alleges it is charged 46'cents a crate ment has been.created by a corps a cent, cantaloupes being hawked at 10 in the Mont Juish fortress have boon Chicago. engineers starting surveys near Pistol * I t is said an offer o f a wage increase, fo r shipping fru it to Wasco, while the cents a dozen, and apricots rotting be-, executed, and prominent revolutionists Striking bakers at Montreal, Canada, based on employes’ length o f service, Portland produce men are charged only river. They appear to be taking up cause nobody w ill buy them at any made the throat yesterday that i f such, Hie old Southern Pacific survey m 36 cents. A scale is presented show have caused a bread famine. aetion wore taken another outbreak w ill be made by President Mitten, o f ing numerous similar alleged discrim that point and continuing it south. price, ranchers' and commission m are thoroughly disgusted while the would follow. The Japs have called off their strike the Chicago City Railw ay company. Neither the chief engineer or any ad' inations against Troutdale shippers housewife rejoices. Prices are so de on Hawaiian sugar plantations. John M. Roach, president o f the Chi practiced by the Pacific Express com his men would g iv e oat information moralized that cantaloupe growers o f S T R IK E M A Y S O O N DIE O U T . The survey was originally made for the The Stockholm strike is causing a cago Railways company, has had his pany, which operates on the Oregon this section met today and derided to famine and is spreading throughout auditors at work figuring out a method Railroad ft Navigation company lines. Pacific coast extension o f the Southern let all but the best fruit rot. Pacific, from Drain by way o f Coos bay Dissension Breaks Out Among the o f advancing wages, and it is said his Sweden. Only choice melons w ill be brought to San Francisco. New Dairy Bulletin. first offer to a committee o f his em Workmen at Stockholm. An Oregon woman has been arrested into market, and the growers have an ployes tomorrow win be On the same Prof. J. H. Frandson, o f the dairy Stockholm, Aug. 7.— The tense situ a t Oakland for swindling railroads by ironclad agreement not to sell these at general basis as that o f Mr. Mitten. department o f the University o f Idaho, PO RTLAND M ARKETS. fake injury claims. less that $1 a crate. The glut extends ation arising from the general ■ trike The controversy probably w ill be ad has in press Bulletin 67 on the subject to tomatoes. Tbs finest kind in size, proclaimed a fow days ago seemed to- Bernard J. Mullaney has declined justed without resort to outside arbi o f “ Better Dairy Methods.” This bul Fruits— Apples, new, $102.26 per color and flavor fetched only 10 cents a be relaxing ton igh t The grave diggers Mayor Busse’s offer to be chief o f po tration. The employes say they are letin contains much that w ill be o f in box; cherries, 7 @ 12c per pound; returned to work today and dissension box today.' lice in Chicago. decidedly opposed to arbitration, and terest to all directly or indirectly in peaches, 76c@$l per box; cantaloupe«, is apparent in the ranks o f the other strikers. Ths owners o f some o f the One o f the four surviving w ives o f rather than submit to it w ill accept any terested in dairying; much that should $202.50 per crate; plums, 76c@$1.26 Ready fo r Irrigation Congrats. reasonable compromise coming from help to make dairying more profitable per box; raspberries, $1.2501.40 per the Mormon leader Brigham Young, Spokane, Wash., Aug. 9.— Wednes larest plants in Stockholm announce the companies direcL and desirable as a business. This bul crate; watermelons, l @ l ^ e per pound; She eras 88 years old. day afternoon w ill witness the biggest that their men w ill return to work letin w ill be sent free to all requesting blackberries, $1.40 per crate; wild Monday. eaion o f the 17tb National Irrigation Three wealthy Los Angeles Seattle Fair H alf Over. it. Address Department o f Dairying, blackberries, 9@10c per pound. M. von Sidow, president o f the Em have received demands fo r money with Potatoes— New, l i g l ^ c per pound. conrgesa, when Richard Achilles Bal- ployers’ Federation, declared tonight Seattle, Aug. 10.— W ith the closing University o f Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. lingetr, secretary o f the interior, w ill death as the penalty fo r refusal. Vegetables— Beans, 6c per pound; o f the gates Sunday, the first half o f that intervention by the government cabbage, 1 ) {0 1 ) { c ; celery, 90c(g)$l speak on “ The Attitude o f the Govern would bo without rem it, ae the differ Condon Heirs Give Fund. Mayor Eby, o f Burkeville, Pa., has the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition ment Toward the Reclamation o f the been arrested fo r threatening to dyna was ended. Figures compiled by the University o f Oregon, Eugene— The per dozen; cucumbers, 16025c; onions, W e s t ” and it is declared by delegates ences were too great to bo settled in exposition management show the at argest single g i f t ever made to the 12X @ 16c; peas, 7@8c per pound; rad m ite Pennsylvania Railroad trains. The National Labor that Ballingtor w ill be asked to go ful such a manner. tendance fo r the first half o f the fa ir student loan fund at the University of ishes, 16e per dozen; tomatoes, 4Oc0 union published a statement disapprov ly into his policy toward reclamation. The Illinois board o f arbitration is to be 1,744,861. Basing their esti Oregon has just been received. The 1.25 per box. ing the strike o f the electric light and A statement made by Ballinger in Se a t work at Chicago and hopes to be Wheat— Bluestem, $1; club, 95c; mates upon the percentage o f increase heirs o f the late Dr. Thomas Condon, attle that he did not believe in the gov gas workers, which began last n ig h t able to settle the streetcar trouble for August and September over the who fo r many years was connected red Russian, 93«; valley, 96c; Turkey ernment's taking up any projects as Tbs electric plant was kept in opera without a strike. preceding months at previous exposi with the University o f Oregon as head rod, 96c; 40-fold, 99 He. long as private capital was w illin g to tion by officials o f the lighting depart Barley— New, $26.50@27 per ton. The direct primary law was the tions, the officials estimate that the o f its department o f geology, are es m ent enter the field w ill bo the ¿subject o f H ay— N ew crop— Timothy, Wiliam-' cause o f a riot at Indianapolis. total attendance at the close o f the Se tablishing a loan fund o f $2,000, of As the strikers have been prevent much discussion. attle exposition October 16 w ill be which $1,000 has already been paid in. etto valley, $12016 per ton;* Eastern ing farmers from bringing provision» A bronze bust o f Jamss J. H ill mixed, $15.60<3l more than 4,600,000. The fund w ill be known as the Condon Oregon, $17018; into the city, troops hsvs been detailed been unveiled a t the Seattle fair. T w o Thousand in School. 16.60; alfalfa, $18.60; clover, $110 memorial loan fund. to patrol the country roads. N ew York, Aug. 9.— Columbia uni The. asylum superintendent and two 13; cheat, $13(314.60. Opium Cause o f Revolt. versity’ s nsw departure, a summer experts agree that Thaw is still insane. Grain bags — 6 He each. Tillamook Line Surveyed. Victoria, B. C., Aug. 10.— Further China Rsplise to Russia. school, has 2,000 students on its roster, Butter— City creamery, extras, 80)4e Tillamook — The surveying crew In a referendum election 3-cent particulars brought by the steamer Pekin, Aug. 7.— China today sent in o f whom 1,980 are taking the regular per pound; fancy outside creamery, street car fares was beaten in Cincin Monteagle concerning the Mohamme which has been working over the moun Butter fa t course o f lectures and studies and ths her reply to the Russian note o f July dan uprising in Shensi and Kansu dis tains down the Wilson river has reach 27J4@80J4c; store, 20c. nati. prices average 1)4 c per pound under balance are attending the College o f 2, regarding the opening o f the Sun tricts state the revolt was due to the ed this city, thus completing the sur Physicians and Surgeons. Under ths gari and other rivers to international Spanish soldiers at M elilla are said vey for the United Railw ays’ line into regular batter prices. severe methods taken by the Chin nsw order o f things it becomes possible trade. She mentions ths Aigun treaty to have trapped the Moors and routed Eggs— Oregon ranch, candled, 27@ I t is supposed this local magistrate to suppress the opium Tillamook county. fo r one to get the university d ip s o s and ths Russian treaties concerned, them. habit. He seized one o f the local gen is the road which w ill give the county 28c per dozen. by attending one regular and two sum and refers to Russia’s right to take Poultry— Hens, 14)4@16cper pound; Germany is now the only nation op try who was an opium smoker, and had first railroad connections with Portland. mer sessions o f the university, or for part in framing tbs rules to govern the springs, 14)4016c; roosters, 9010c; posed to giving Americans a share in his eyes gouged out and his arms ducks, young. 12)4018e; geese, young, those who cannot afford this four navigation o f these streams. She doe» Regatta Fund is 88,000. the Chinese railway loan. taken off. The people then rose in re not deny that the treaties in question Astoria— The regatta committee an 9@ 10c; turkeys, 20e; squabs, $1.76® summer sessions w ill answer ths re bellion and attacked the magistrate. quirements. Charles H. Moyer has been re-elected have a certain validity, but avoids per dozen. nounce that it has raised subscriptions president o f the Western Federation o f specifying ths extent to which she con Pork— Fancy, 11011)4c per pound; amounting to $8,000 fo r the coming re Bolivian Revolt Likely. Miners fo r the eighth time. siders they have been modified by the Adviser to King o f 8!am. Veal— Extras, 9>4@10c per pound; gatta and this amount was apportioned Lapax, Bolivia, Aug. 10.— I t is stated Now York, Aug. 9.— Jens Svsrson Russo-Japanese peace treaty. Taro thousand Cooneyitea are await that, although the inauguration o f Dr. among the subcommittees having ordinary, 7 0 8 c ; heavy, 7c. Hops— 1909 contracts, 21(322c per Weatengard, o f Chicago, has been cre ing the sad o f the world at Dublin, Don Elidoro Villaaon as president o f charge o f the various features. The Zeppelin Makes Long Flight. pound; 1908 crop, 16c; 1907 crop, ated general adviser to the Siam gov spending their time in prayer. the republic has been sat fo r next queen is to be selected by popular vote : 2c; 1906 crop, 8«. Cologne, Aug. 7.— Count Zeppelin ernment, according to a cablegram from and the balloting has begun. A Mississippi preaeher has been Thursday, there are many persons here W ool— Eastern Oregon, 16028c per Bangkok. Weatengard, who i t now in today sailed his “ Zeppelin I I , ” the foresd to flee for his life because be at who doubt that this program w ill be pound; valley, 23® 26c; mohair, langkok, whore be has been serving greatest air craft in the woyld, from First Wheat Reaches Albany. tended a conference o f negro preachers. consummated because o f his friendli for t# o years as assistant general ad Frankfort to this city, arriving in good choice, 24026c. Albany — The first 1909 wheat ness toward Argentina. The situation Cattle— Steers, top, $4.60; fa ir to viser, w ill start for Ameriea within a condition after a flight lasting 6 hours Count Zeppelin has made twoun- in Bolivia never has been more serious, brought to Albany was received at the soeesasful attempts to fly from Frank and sensational events are expected Red Crown mill from the farm o f good, $404.25; common, $8.7604; week to make a short visit to kte old and 16 m inute» Ho apparently had His work has been so satisfac ths ship under perfect control and George Parsons, five miles east o f A l sows, top, $8.60; fa ir to good. $8(3 boms. fo rt to Cologne and each time an acci shortly. tory to the king and the government landed with the precision and ease o f a $.26; common to medium, $2.6002.76; bany. The wheat on Parsons’ farm dent canned a failure. calves, top, $606.60; heavy, $8.600 that his^quick promotion has followed. bird. Those who witnessed the arrival ran 20 bushels to the acre, indicating a China Gives H er Consent. Don Jaime, the pretender, says he o f ths ship w e n greatly impressed by fa ir yield o f fa ll wheat in this part o f 4 ; bulls and stags, $2.7608.76. w ill not take a hand in the revolt un Tokio, Aug. 8.—I t is believed that the state. Big Immigration Osip. ths control in which ths count held the Bhsep— Top wethers, $4.26; fa ir to __________ less Alfonso is unable to handle the the Chinese minister to Japan has re good, $8.6008.76; ewes, H e lesson Chicago, Aug. 9.— According to fig air monster. M oves T o Salem. situation and asks his akL ceived instructions from - Pekin in all grades; yearlings, best, $4; fa ir to ured prepared oy C. E. McLeod, chair which the objections o f the Chinese Salem— Master Fish Warden H. E. good, $8.6008.71; spring lambs, $6.26 man o f the Western Passenger associa Mobs C heer Prohibition. A labor crisis is fast approaching in government to the reconstruction o f M cAllister is making preparations to 0 6 .6 0 ,' tion. there was an increase o f approxi Sweden. ~ Montgomery, Aug. 7.— Am id street the Antung-Mukden railroad and its rve to Salem. Hereafter he w ill Hogs— Best, $909.26; fa ir to goed, mately 141 per oent in the immigration scones o f wild enthusiasm, the bill Great Britain has begun building an conversion into a standard guage lira maintain his office at the state capitol $808.60; stocksrs, $ 6 0 7 ; China fats, to this country during the past six making prohibition constitutional completely withdrawn,* w ith tbs other state officers. months. $6.7607. the bouse today. Nmj Hen fiatimi Ino All MsiltkiVirM. REGISTRATION IS NOV 2 U .K 3