Image provided by: Newberg Public Library; Newberg, OR
About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1909)
¡. b jÄ teri* fl 5c e. n. wooowAKo. i F LO O D S IN M EX IO O . Twelve Hundred at Laast t rownad in Maxican Flood. R aging W aters Claim a T o ll o f 8 0 0 1 U vas— 16,000 Hom eless. Monte ray, Max., Aug. S I.— Twalwo hundred and perhaps more ' bed Friday night and Saturday in the M A K IN G A R T IF IC IA L S T O N E . >od which swept a large portion of this city. Conservative place the property lo w at $20.000,000. Klamath FaRs Industry Growing and Fifteen people ere Plant WIN Be Enlarged. More than $00 bodies have been Klamath F a lla — To extend the mean feature o f artificial stone and brick by river has fallen considerably, an hydraulic process the Hydraulic while atill high, the danger ia Stone A Brick company has erected a Seventeen and a h alf inches of building and installed a pleat o f rain fall during* Friday, Saturday and modern machinery here. The materials fo r the eemeat block Sunday. are prepared and placed in a maid, the Tbs greatest lo w o f life occurred back being a mixture o f cement, Saturday morning between 9 and 11 crushed rock and sand at a pereaatage o ’clock, whan the large buildings on o f five or six to one and the fa cin g be the south aide o f the river commenced ing a mixture o f sand and eemont at a to crumble. Many o f the bouses bad mixture o f three to one. B y the use of from 100 to 200 persona on their r o o f» levers a pressure o f 100,000 pounds to the square inch ia exerted, thus pro and all disappeared in tbe flood. In one school building 90 women and ducing a block o f even density ia which children were drowned. They had all the component parts are brought it her to forpi a solid mass, hurried to the school for safety, but ricks are m a d e .o f a mixture o f tbe water drove them from room to three to one and are the equal o f what room until they were all cluttered in ic commonly known as pressed brick, one room. While two priw ts we with many points o f superiority. They performing some religious rites, tbe can be made in any desired color, walla fall and all ware swallowed up though it is doubtful i f any ona will desire other than the natural gray, as in the seething waters. Thousands o f persona wars standing its appearance ic both lasting and plena ia g to the eye. Several thousand o f on the north bank of tbe river, unable these bricks have been made and are to render aid to tbe unfortunates on superior to anything ever seen i n . the the buildings on the south side, for city. nothing could have lived in the current in addition to the bricks and bloaks o f tbe S a n C a t a li n a , which waa half the company is preparing to mannfac- tore sewer pipe, Maehines fo r this pur- a mile wide and flowing swiftly. ready been ordered and arc pose have airead; expected hero in a few days. P a vin g blocks and tile w ill be added ATTACK POSTAL M ONOPOLY and w ithin the next year this company w ill be furnishing employment to local French Strikers Combine to Compete labor and have a w eekly pi payroll o f With Government. several hundred dollars. EVENTS OFW DAT Newsy Item Gathered tren All "S . Parts ri the World. as Important hut Not Lass Int eating Happenings from Points Outside the State. K ing Manuel, o f Portugal, it King Edward, in England. is to vis A streetcar turned turtle at Denver, ariouely injuring seven persona. I t ia w id no operation ¡a intended on H arrim an until a fte r a rest cure. A bugs sawmill burned near Clair- ville, Cal. The lo w ia placed at $100, 000. Prince Menlik, of Abyssinia, b asked that hia country be w vad from England. Great Britain «rill tura ovar the Es quim au naval static« to the Canadian government. The international cup for aviation has bean awarded te Glenn H . Curtiss, an American. m m foi on D E A T H L IS T G R O W S . NEWBERG GRAPHIC Count Beni de Castellans is circulat ing a rumor that be w ill marry M ar jo rie Gould, niece o f hie former wife. * A scandal baa just bean uncovered at Montreal, Can., whereby the city baa been losing $600,000 s year to Paris, Aug. 81.— In a few days tbe grafters on public works. French postoffice is to have an active competitor in tbe shape o f a new < Tw o parsoos are dead and a sc o n in operative postal association, formed by jured w the result o f ahead-on collision soma 160 dismissed postal servants. between a passenger train and a freight These, under tbe direction of MM. trainon the Wabash road near Glen- Bar bat end Simoons t, the postal offi wood, Mo. cials who took a prominent part in tbe Cholera has been taken to Holland recent strike, are organising a service from Boaaian ports. in all those branches o f the postal be Daniel T. Ames, the greatest hand loom not claimed w a monopoly by tbe w ritin g expert, is dead. postoffice. This includes the distribu The American Bar association has de tion o f newspapers, circulars, samp lee. catalogues, etc., also the collection of clared fo r reform in atete courts. Harriman is resting at hia home at accounts aixl debt collecting. T bs new association, which w ill Arden, N. J., bnt chare ■ under restraint •tart operations on Monday, is known o f inaction. sa the “ Laborieoae.” It is understood *G raft is charged in connection with the cement and paint supplies fo r the already to have been promised tbs cus tom o f boom 90,000 firms, tradesmen Panama canal. and private individuals, who at tbe Latham has beaten Paulham $ record present utilise the French posteffice fo r time, speed and distance' in the air for distribution o f their trade circu ship trials at Rheims. lars, samples, account collecting, ete. I t ia rumored that D avid Er Thomp Each o f tbe 160 members o f the “ La- son, American ambassador to Mexieo, borieuee” has subscribed a $20 share. has bought the Panama railroad. Besides this, tbe association has at its Thomas F. Walsh, millionaire mine- disposal a working capital of $4,000. owner o f Colorado, has given $5000 to Members o f the co-operation w ill be encourage the search fo r radium ore in employed in turn in different depart that state. ments. — ....T The French bark Gael, bound fo r Portland, was wrecked o ff the .Austra IN V E S T IG A T IO N IS A S K E D . lian coast, and only one boatload o f her crew has been heard from. Cunningham Denies Fraud in Alaska Moorish deserters declare that Span d e a l Land Grants. ish prisoners are horribly tortured and mutilated and then beheaded and their Seattle, A u g. $1.— C. C. Cuntoing- bodies flung into a hole an Mount Gu- who represented the 88 claimant^ ruga. in the so-called Cunningham coal land Binger Hermann may not be prose claims in Alaska, whieh are being in cuted, as H eney ia too busy. vestigated by the government, and who eras aboard the steamer Ohio when it St. Petersburg reports 29 new and 12 deaths from cholera im 24 hours. waa wrecked, returned to Seattle to A negro ran amuek at M ob roe, La., day with the other survivors and de and wounded 39 persons, throe fa tally. clared that the charges the claims have been illegally filed upon, and that Sec H e was finally shot. retary o f tbe Interior Ballinger had at F iv e deaths have occurred ia A la Agent bama from eating stale green corn. The tempted to compel Special Glivea o f tha land office, who filed a disease is known aa pellagra. complaint with President T aft recently Harriman has reached home, still siek to permit the issuance o f patent on the and is need o f further treatment, bnt claims, is absurd. w ith a mind aa active aa ever. "En em ies of Secretary Ballinger are Federal Judge Been has decided that in grave error in charging that he is the Oregon Trank has prior rights in involved in any scheme to turn over Deahntes canyon, baaed on original sur tbe coal lands to parties represented v e y mope. by me,” said Mr. Cunningham. Woman suffrage was discussed at a ‘ ‘ W e court tbs fullest investigation. m eeting at O. H. P. B elm ont’s summer I feel certain it w ill be found the lands home at Newport, B. L , known as have been legally filed upon. Should * ‘ marble house.” it be found there has bean any irregu W ith a delegation o f 5,000 men and larities in filing, it w ill be found tbe women the Supreme Lodge o f Negro entries have been made in good faith, K n igh ts o f Pythias opened a four day 'a and tha errors are due to technicalities session in Kansas City. in tbe present la w .” A steamer collision a t Montevideo Mr. Cunningham denied tbe Guggen cost over 150 lives. heim and Morgan interests are backing Spaniards are fo r a deei- him in his claims. aive battle w ith t l inoors at Melilla. A steamer arrived a t Antw erp from B igs, Bunin, w ith five dead o f cholera on board. Groaca Grants Reforms. Athena, Aug. 81.— The criais in po litical affaira, which reached its height Governor Johnson, o f Minnesota, w ill in the mutiny of tbe local garrison and nndergo a fourth operation in Septem the formation o f a new-cabinet, baa ber fo r appendicitis. subsided. A decree waa published to Tbe body o f Lieutenant Sutton w ill day granting amnesty to the troops be exhumed fo r examination and then concerned in the mutiny. Among the buried in consecrated ground. reforms demanded by the troops were ___________ ____ ______________________that command o f the army should be A Federal M court has overruled tha Missouri Railroad commissions rate Or-1 entrusted to three officers o f the rank der and greatly curtailed its power. o f general, acting under the supreme D aylight robbers go t about $2000 authority o f a royal prince, the other worth o f jew elry from a Portland real members o f the royal fam ily in tbe denee which had been le ft alone lew army to be treated aa ordinary officer» than an hour. He Seeks Jail on W agor. The Pastors’ Alliance o f A tlan tic C ity, N . J., w ill seek to compel the po London, Au g. 81.— A young London lice judge to reeeive complaints o f v io doctor who had just finished his'sotdles lations o f Sunday law. hi medicine at Oxford made a w ager to M ark Koeppel, superintendent o f make a tour on foot through Switzer school* o f Los Angeles, says, M r » Lon g w orth 's propensity fo r cigarette amok land and to have himself arrested in is a bad example fa r boys and girls. several towns for tbe purpose o f study also has a demoralising effect upon ing tbe Swiss prison condition. When be arrived in Geneva the young doctor the women o i this country. engaged in a quarrel with a policeman. Roosevelt sa killed a big elephant Thus be soon succeeded in having him and K a n a it hippo. self taken into custody. He w as fined A company has been organised ia $ francs and released. Baa Diego, CeL, to build aeroplanes fo r a Submarina M akes Record. A n A risona asan has b a llt aa airship Province town. M a s » , A u g. 81.— A ia which ho flew eight miles sad leaded world’s rosoni fo r speed on the ¡surface aafciy. » by submarines was made off hero yes- ▲ famous painting b y M orillo has by the submarine Narw hal dur bora found ia B a alY apein eo, a fte r be ing lie r contract t r ia l» During 26 in g “ lest” fo r 59 y e a r s . b o o n «v e r ml oven 800 miles, the N a r T a ft eonfers with cabinet oa inter whal averaged 12)4 knots an boor w ith out a stop. nad antitrust la w » state ■ " 1 [S S 5Ä52S L**?J£5|•UtitT uto>,w “* B«ctir . Arrive it M w . . IM P R O V IN G FAIR G R O U N D S . N ew S ew e r System, N ew Entrance and Many N ew Buildings. Monterey, Max., Aug. 80 ,—Eight I o f $12,000,000 is the result o f • flood | I that struck tbs city between 11 and 11 clock Saturday morning. Floods have turned tbs amali and -41 2 peaceful Santa Catalina river into a | doaefl Niagaras. T Hundreds o f persans w ars swept away In houses in tbs midst of tbe car- rent which caught them in tbe night. Though Family Beams Optimistic ante There la one chance in a thousand that Denis* It, Indications Point to they escaped. One by one these bous SEHET THOROUGHLY GUARDED Salem.— W ork baa bees started sa the system o f sewerage authorised by the last legislature fo r the state fa ir, and the fa ir grounds w il present a busy sccae to visitors until the fa ir opens on Monday, September IS. Besides Sfl con victs employed on the grounds, Secre tary Frank Welch had advertised that Approaching O p eration. es. built o f adobe and atone, are col as many men w ill be employed in dig gin g dit$hes as can be hired fo r 25 eta. lapsing and carrying tenant« to death. N o train has como into Monterey for aa hour. A 22 inch sewer w ill be laid from the fa ir grounds through north Sa 24 hours. Railway and telegraph lines A id es, N. Y., Aug. 28.— W hatever be- lem to the eita o f the new D ea f Mute are down and many miles o f track art F. H. H arrim an’S aliment. Whatever hia school, where the state board o f agri washed away. Tbs fate o f trains and true condition, the public is not to know culture w ill co-operate w ith the atete passenger* is not known, but it is fear- u it i; he an I his fa m ily decide that rash board o f education in the completion ad many parsons aro drowned. cn announcement is opportone. A ll o f the p roject The eewer w ill run frem It ia estimated that 20 inches o f rain avenues o f information were carefully the D ea f M ate school, thence to the guarded today, but rumor« were spread river about one mile and a h alf from fell in 24 hours. Tbs water works and broadcast that Mr. Harriman waa about electric light plants are out of commis the fa ir grounds. to be operated upon. This supposition The tower fo r the fa ir grounds waa sion and tbe streetcar wires bave fallen waa strengthened by tha arrival bore Tbs smelters and almost demanded b y the state board into the streets. o f tw o oxygen tanks and a eollapsibio o f health. Besides benefiting tha state steel plants are damaged. qot such as is used in hospitals. institutions, fo r whieh it waa prim arily It is feared a pestilence w ill follow Coincident w ith tbe arrival o f these constructed to serve, it w ill g iv e the the flood. The poorer classes a n hud requisites to ea operation earns tw o c ity o f Salem additional needed sewer dled by the thousands in the churches, man from N ew York, one o f thorn ca r age, and those property owners who rying what appeared to be * blaok bag have donated righ t o f w ay w ill be priv hospitals, public placca and city build o f a surgeon. One o f the men, 1$ w as ings, waiting fo r tbs rain to stop. ileged to use the eewer. •aid, was Dr. George W. Grille, o f Cleve A mammoth entrance ia being built land, an eminent specialist in abdominal, whieh gives the grounds this veer a | P IN C H O T P L A N W IN S surgery. According to report, ho was mposing appearance from f more im tne ont- summoned to assist Dr. . w . G. L yla o f side. Several new buildings are under Stirring Scenes M ark Close o f Oon- N ew York, who has been M r. ; H *rri- course o f construction that w ill give sa ’s physician throughout hia nervation Congress. more room fo r the display o f exhibits, Mr. Gerry denied the operation oi To unaer contract c A ll tha work is under to be Seattle, Au g. 80.— Tbs first rthtional port and said Dr. Lorie wns the only finished by September 13, a t whieh conservation cong r ess closed hers Sat physician ia attendance. time the fa ir is billed to open fo r one urday afternoon with a complete vic A. C. For, superintendent perintendent o f tho as week. Tke entries are beginning to come in, and the office toroe at tha fa ir tory for Gifford Pincbot and hia follow tato, confirmed Mr. G «r*y ’a s U U »p .it . The stories that Mr. Harriman ia in. grounds ia swamped w ith work attend ers in the support o f the Roosevelt pol a critical condition are mot i founded ta . ing to the cla rifica tio n o f the stock icies o f the conservation o f natural fact,” said Mr. Ford, “ H e G O O D IN T E N T IO N S G O W R O N G entries. I t is believed the fa ir this year a firs* sources. It w as a harmonious w ill easily surpass all previous exhibi until Saturday, whan United States grip -when he chokes hands and h * appears brighter.” Scarcity of-Salm on in Rivera Attrib tions. District Judge Hanford, o f Srattle, Tha impression grows that an opera uted to Killing o f Sections. brought in a minority report in which tion o f soma character is to be per Right o f W ay Causes Suit. be opposed the contention o f the Pincb formed on Mr. Harriman, but d e t a il» Astoria.— Although tha slaughter o f Madras, Or.— W . E. E llis sa d w ife, seal ions has been carried on systemati who have a place tw o miles southwest ot man "T h a t the water rights o f the are well-nigh impossible to obtain. cally fo r some years and has received o f Madras, were served w ith summons country belong to all the people and the sanction o f the state authorities %» in a condemnation suit b y Deputy should not be granted in perpetuity to FARM AN B E A T S TH EM A LL. being a means o f gettin g rid o f one of Sheriff J. C. Bobinson, fo r right o f w ay any individual or corporation.” the greatest natural enemies to the o f the Deeehutes Railroad company over Hanford contended that “ private en salmon, there is a well-defined oppo their land. terprise” bed been the greet set power Unpretentious Englishman Wins sition to the praetiee being continued Thera was a w ide difference betwe« plane Grand Prize. [rowing among some o f those who have the price offered b y the right o f w ay in this country for the development o f tees directly interested in the fishing agent and that asked b y the owner o f reeourcee and pointed out that through Bethany Aviation Field, Bheims, A ’ industry fo r several years. the land. The ease w ill come np fo r private enterprises tbe resources of 28.— Henry Forman, the English a They assert that while the sealioas consideration at tha October term o i the the East had been pot into practical •tor, a hitherto unknown quantity exist on salmon and destroy many o f circuit eourt in Crook eounty. oae, resulting in the general prosperity tbe aviation contest, in a biplane e or those fish, they also drive the fish into H e argued against owa design i, broke the V o r ld ’s records Railroad engineers have commenced of the country. tbe river, and that otherwise the salmon to aet grade stakes fo r the Harriman any change in tbe present policy o f the fo r duration Inratioi o f fligh t and distance ia _ w ill not enter fresh w ater until they are road, and it is presumed construction government, assorting that tbs W est heavier-than-air machine today and won ripe and ready to spawn. T o substan work w ill begin in a fe w days on both tha grand prix de la Champagne— the entered tbs onion tiate their contention these men say sides o f W illow Creek canyon, north ern eta tee had teet— b by fligh t ... . . . I endurance —notano* tout— y a remarkable flight a compact that that a similar ease occurred in Norway, and south o f this place. ** the officially recorded as 180 k ilom eter» same rights some years ago. Thera the government sa the Eastern stetes. | (111.78 miles) in 2. hours 4 m ia u t e » Former Governor Pardee replied to 59 2-5 seconds. He actually covered aa took up the work o f destroying certain H a rb o r W o rk Will Bogin. natural enemies o f the salmon and tee Hanford in a apirited address in which extra ten kilometers and remained in Marshfield.— W ord having been re result was that the fish stopped entering be said that “ private greed” instead thefoir 10 minute# a fter 7:10 this evea- the r iv e n in schools or " r u n s ,” but ceived here that the Supreme Court had o f "p riv a te enterprise” was gobbling ibg, tbe hoar that tha timekeepers, straggled in much as they have done in sustained the decision o f Judge Coke, op the public domain. When the vote under tbe rales, ceased to keep e rec holding that the port commission law ia the Columbia this season. ord o f the flight. was token it was shown that the Han This year there were hundreds o f sap- valid, work w ill at onee be started b y Farman ’• victory was a complete sur lions killed o ff the m m th o f the Colum the Coos B ay eommiaaioners. The com- ford resolution had been lost and the prise. H e had been preparing hia ma on has power to tax property in Pincbot resolution waa adopted. bia and many more w ere frightened chine aecretiv and had not appeared' away, and the runs o f salmon have bees the distriet, but also they are empow upon the field until today, except fo r » small. A t Tillamook and Nehalem there ered to raise $500,000 oa a bond issue, GREAT W E ST 8H O W . fe w praetiee flights, and had been si- were large numbers o f sealions sad morn and this w ill g iv e them an opportunity most forgotten. Indeed, a fte r be start- Chinook salmon were jsaoght there thaa to get funds immediately. Extensive | | ed, keeping close to the ground. w hile w o re in the w ay o f harbor improve- Reclamation W ork to Bo Exhibited on Latham and the others wore soaring, ever before. __________ Circus Linos. ts w ill be earned out. high ip the air, Farman attracted no at Big Tim ber Sale in Linn. Chicago, Aug. 80.— Amazing, thrill tention until ho had flown 80 kilo 4 0 0 A c re s in Spuds. Brownsville.— Tbe largest sale o f tim ing, stupendous! Uncle Sam ’s $50,- m eter» Then, suddenly, the w a tc h er» Union.— Over 400 aerea o f potatoes ia 000 production, the greatest Far West woke np only to discover that ha had ber land recorded in Linn eounty fo r ■ gone out carrying petrol enough fo r fiv»- number o f y e a n has just taken place tha vicin ity o f Union this season prom show in tbe world, is coming, You nours* flight and equipped w ith a cool here, the lands involved in the transfer ise a hamper crop and the quality w ill can’t afford to miss it. ing revolving motor. being known aa the M artin traet, owned be first elsa* Heralded by some such modest an by local people, consisting o f approxi nouncement at a dozen state and coon-1 mately 2500 seres, situated on tbe north PO R TLAND M ARKETS. B IG T R E E S IN D A N G E R . ty fairs, and equipped with a black slope o f the divide between the Cala- W heat— Track prices: N ew crop, tent, glittering posters, flattering ban- poola and Mohawk rivers. The price mtan 1 naM B FAMMI 29 a e tent $on4 Atm non, a corps A# of " 1 1 b Kaelrnvn a r k e n ,” dis-1 I Forest Fire in Yosemito Rapidly A p - paid fo r this land was close to $45,000, blnestem, 94c; elno, 88c; red Rossian. the pnrehaaer being the Crosaet Timber 894c; T a lley , 90c; Turkey rod, 88«; 40- play o f American agricultural great M erced Grove. company, o f Portland. I t is sbrmiscd fold, 89je. ness in unclaimed lands w ill tour the Yosemite. Cal., Ang. Aug. 28.— The fo r B arley— Feed, $25.50@26; brewing, country. that the land goes into the hands of est fire which started yesterday ia the- speculators. Brownsville is only four $26.50@27 per ton. Tbe tent is black so tha stereopticon Yosem ite National park ia com pletely Oats— September, $27.50@28.50 per and a h alf miles distant from the land views may be given. Moving pictures beyond control tonight and is sweep The land is admirably aitnated fo r log ton. Cora— Whole, $35; cracked, $85 per o f animal and rang* life oa tbe former ing up the canyon toward the fa m o u » gin g and milling. arid plaint will be offered hourly for Merced grove o f b ig tr e e » The fla m e» to » Millstuffs— Bran, $26 jper ton ; mid the education o f intending W est bound are within two or three miles o f t b e grove sad are being carried in that di- T ro u t fo r O rego n Stream s. dlings, $38; aorta, $29(332; ehop, $22 emigrante. Specimen* o f fruit, cereals reetion. The hotel at El P o r t » w hieh Washington.— The bureau o f fisheries @ 2 9 ; rolled barley, $29@30. and other products that show the mar was threatened during the day, is ou t has deposited young fish is Oregon «*— N V-iw H ay— jw crop: -'Tim othy, W illam- vels o f irrigation are to form a feature o f danger. streams as follow s: 3000 brook trout ette v a lle y , $1 16 per ton; Eastern of the exhibition. The fire has taken a direetion a t fo r Spring ereek, Hilgard, Or.; 2000 Oregon, $17@18-im ixed, $15.50@16.50; Tbe ’"sh o w ” emanates from the Chi northerly right angles to ths Yosem ito rainbow trout fo r Meadow brook, H il a lfa lfa , $13.50; clover, $11@13; eheat, cago reclamation office. Its purpose is valley, toward the Merced and Tu gard, Or.; 3000 fo r B raver ereek, Hil $13@14.50. to direct attention to the richness of olumne big trees sad the L etch H etchy gard, Or.; 3000 fo r Jordan ereek, H il Grain Bags— 6|e eaeh. gard, Or.; 6000 fo r l i v e Points ereek, A railroad valley, whence San Francisco’s new Butter— C ity creamery, extras, 3Se; tbe reclaimed rag io n » H ilgard, Or.; 6000 fo r North Fork o f fancy outside creamery, 2 7 4 @ J l)e per coach w ill transport the show. - It will water supply is to come. The fire start ed a few s’ fee t fro from El Portal station Burnt river, Baker City, Or.; 3000 for pound; store, 21@22e. (B u tter fa t pri exhibit at tbe following placa«: within a stone’s throw o f tha hotel. Deer ereek and tributaries, Baker City, ces average 1 t e per pound under reg Iowa state fair, Dea Moines, Septem The long grots was ignited from sparks Or.; 3000 fo r Downey lake, Baker City, ular batter priees.) ber 8; Hamline, Minn., September 6 from a locomotive fireb o x and had Or.; 5500 fo r Eagle ereek, Baker City, Eggs— Oregon rsneh, candled, 28@ t o l l ; Wisconsin state fair, Milwau gained uncontrollable headway before- O r.; 3000 fo r Fish lake, Baker City, Or.; 29e per dozen. kee, September 18 to 17; Illinoia state the danger waa realized. and 5009 fo r D a yly ereek, Baker City, Pou ltry— Hens, 16@16|e; Springs, 16 Or. (3164e; roosters, 9@ 10c; ducks, young, fair, Springfield, October 1 to 9. "e---------- 14c; g eroe, young, 10c; turkeys, 20e; hath for Y ou rg Thug. N e w R ead fo r Now poat. Japan te Taka Fart. sqnsbs, $1.75(32 per dozen. Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 28.— F or beat- Newport.— M orris W ygan t is locating Pork— Faney, l l @ l l ) e per pound. Tokio, Aug. 80.— It has been official e g a stranger into insensibility, them, Veal— Extra, 94(310e per poupd. the railroad survey along the coast ly announced that the armored cruiser robbing him and leavin g him w ithout Fresh Fruits— Apples,- new, $1@2 per Idsuma w ill sail September 16 for San north o f here, made, several years ago. aid, Clay Boors, 21 years old, was today box: pears, $1.75@2 per box; peaches, I t is thought that building operations 50c(S)$1.19 per erate; cantaloups, $1.50 Francisco to take part in the naval sentenced by Judge Mclnnas to seven pageant during the celebration o f Por are Soon to eommence in consequence. @2.50 per erate; plums, 35@75e per tola’« discovery o f the Golden Gate, years penal servitude and 10 lashes The road is to rtn from Falls City and box; watermelons, l @ l ) c per pound; within the first 21 days of his confine follow tbe Silets riv er to the coast and grapes, 60e@$1.75; easabss, $1.50 per which will be held October 19 to 28. Tbe vessel is under command o f Cap ment. The erime waa committed r e -' thence to Yaqnina Bay, along the shore. dozen. Potatoes— Oregon,$1 p et's a e k ; Sweet tain Takesyma, and baa on board aa eently in Stanley Park and the sentence Am ong tbe financial backers is Ban ker Hersebberg, o f independence. It is potatoes, 8e per pound. one o f its minor officers Prince Shimad- is ths first o f its kind imposed in thin eity fo r robbery w ith violence. This is Onions— New, $1.25 per -sack. also rumored that J. J. H ill has s word zu. The date of arrival at S a n . Fran Beers ’ first offense; bnt the judge stated Vegetables— Beans, 4@ 5 e; cabbage, 1 to say in the matter. — cisco is set for October 14. A fte r the that sneh a crime had not n single re @ l j e per pound; cauliflower, 40e@ $l >er dozen; eelery, 50c@ $l per dozen; celebration the cruiser will visit Pacific deeming feature. Buy* N orth Bend Sawmill. t o n , 16@20e par dozen; eueuraber» 10 coast p o rt» Marshfield.— The mill o f the North @25e ‘per dozen; lettaee, hothouse, $1 Almost Swim s Channel. Bend Lumber company, at North Bend, per box; o Cloao Texas Saloons, onions, 15e per dozen; n io n » 12}@ is;*(auoe Dover, Ang. 28.— Edward Heaton, o f has been sold to W. E. Best, o f Seattle, riä. and Frank Btandish, o f Portland. The purchasers have bought the stock o f several o f those interested and part o f the stock o f L. J. Simpson. Mr. Best has taken ehsrge as manager. The mill has s cutting capacity o f abont 70,000 fee t a day. I t is understood that the intention ia to double the capacity o f the mill sa soon as ths lumber msrket im p rove» __________ Planting N e w O rchards. Central Point.— The dividing o f larga farms into small traete, ths plant- ing o f orchard» the rapid development o f mining and timber properties, the bolidi ng o f substantial /notoria» busi- building ness blocks and residence» tha installa tion o f a modern waterworks system and other public im provem ent» sad tha phenomenal increase in population are factors ia continued prosperity o f Can timi Point. shea, l S e p e r dozen; spinach, 5« p w L j ? __ ______ _____ ,____ . ^ boll, evidence against 8,000 saloon pound; »quash, 5c; tomatera, 75c@ keepers has bean filed with the state $1.26. Cattla— S te e r » top, $4.50@4.60; fa ir comptroller, which w ill prevent them to good, $4(5)4,26; common, $3.75(34: from securing renewal o f their lie cows, top. $3.40(33.65; fa ir to good, $3 The new law makes this provisions. (33.25; sommon to medium, $2.50(32.75; Tbe rangers or state police g o t tbe evi- c a lv e » top, $6@5.50; heavy, $3.60@4; | dene* without ths knowledge o f the bans and s t a g » $2.75@3.25; common, municipal police. Governor Campbell I M I U A ' is not a prohibitionist» bat be says the bp wether» $4; fair te T«>od, " me tee mark 75; ewra; |e Iras on all grades: I * * 1000 n,* ° mu,t u>* mark, i brat, $4; fair r to good, $3.50@ Louisiana Town Destroyed. ¡.85(35.60. 78; Spring lambs, $5.25 t; fa ir te H ege— Bert,* $A75; to gooi Now O rlaan » Aug. 80.— The town of A50; steekaw, $6@ 7; China f a t » $7.6 Now Iberia, L » , with 7,000 inhabi tan t» ia reported as being destroyed Word wan resolved from Independ b y fire today. N o communication with ence that Miles Porterield had contra« ted te deliver 20,000 pounds of new tbo town is tmoaiblo and details are heps to Klabor-W olf A Netter at 20 meager. It is reported that no fatali ties have oeeurred. * rants a pound. channel | half o f swimming the English ebani today. H e gave np the attempt wheh within that distance o f the French coast this evening. H$ waa favored with ideal condition* Jabos W olffs, who started from D ov er at 4 P. M. yesterday to' swim the channel to France, waa compelled t o JT|ve np a fter having covered 13 m ile* hi eight honra. Bumper D rop In Canada. Vansonver. B. C., Ang. 28.— Sydney Fisher, dominion minister o f agrienl- tnre, estimates Canada’s yield o f whent. for this year conservatively at 120 - 000,000 bushels, sad stated today npon his arrival here that he believes there is avsry indication fo r a highly aue«Ma- fo l season fo r farm ers throughout the
