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OutaJde tho Stmt«.
Tho Alneka-Yukon-Padfle expooitioa
olowA with many ceremonies.
Tho total fatalities ia tho recent
■Iona ia T m m h m nombor 40.
▲ ru n w a y hone leaped clear over aa
«utoaobile at. Bellingham Wash.
Stoyreoant Pish, o f New York- ia
likely to be the next Minister to Ghnia.
The Oregoa Trunk will bridge the Co-
H m bia betweea Celilo and The DaRea.
Honey won the recount of votes for
th e Democratic nomination for district
«ttoraey.
W illie Boy, the California Indian out­
law , committed suicide w ith hie last
dartridge.
A deputy sheriff was badly wounded
t a a battle with escaped convicts near
Salem, Or.
' T aft sternly rebuked New Mexieaas
Who questioned U s good faith a s to
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f!
Alfa
London» Oet. IA —The red fing was
raised ia Laudon this afternoon and
large mob moved upon the Spanish
ibassay to make a demonstration of
' of U e execution of Pro­
sm s
eir
avo off the crow
usual bloodless effectual way. . B ut un
pervaded the neighborhood,
n mass meeting
The trouble began
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i» T rafalgar eqi
socialists and labor
hundred mgmbert o f t i
tions marched to the square
red flags draped w ith crepe and bearing
inscriptions denouncing King, Alfonso.
A black bordered banner was left stand­
ing against the Nelson column with big
letters, “ To Hell W ith the Murderer
Alfonso.“
Several laborite members of partis-
ent spoke. Yietor Oravson, of Man­
chester, the socialist member, capped
the climax by declaring th at-if the head
of every king of Europe were torn from
hto body, it would not pay half the pried
of F erre r’s life.
He called the Busman emperor a
“ d irty m onster,” and said K ing Ed­
ward, who could have prevented the
execution, was reai*mnible fo r what
might happen in England as a result
of it. He demanded the expulsion of
the Spanish minister.
The socialist societies, carrying ban­
ners, then marched to the Spanish em­
bassy, singing revolutionary songs and
hooting K ing Alfonso. A rabble ac­
companied them, filling the streets. I t
dark when they reaehed the open
square in front o f the embassy, and
they found the square filled with police.
The embassy windows were dark and
there was no sign s f lift. T bs poliee
would not 1st t i e procession enter \he
square, nor $ven stop.
The crowds turned back ana kept
moving up Victoria, street, toward tl.
Parliam ent buildings, singing, shouting
and groaning. The reserves drove the
ob In to the side streets, dispersing it
w ithout trouble.
jm
a
President S a lt smeli a aged visits orMfc
dent Dias, o f Mexico, and pledged
ternational friendship.
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I t is declared th a t P errer was not a
tiouist, b at only a promoter of
- education in Spain.
ivf An American aeroplane was wrecked
ite first J r i a l s t Doncaster, Eng WOMEN FIG H T TO HBAB OABUSO
aviator^mada the
of
WitO g u l l IJJ
Pueblo Indiana
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Berlin, Oet. 1ft.—Berlin had n riot at
the opening sale of seats for Caruso's
A. D. Charlton declares the ho
three-day engagement a t the Boyal
trafile from the E ast will continue.
Opera during the coming week, Fren-
Thomas J . Lip to a is anxious fa r an­ aied would-be purchasers pommeled
other try lo r th e American yacht rap. other
«iner mercilessly
merciiensiy in a B struggi«
ror
struggle for
■laces of vantage in ,th
tbs e lias leading I to
Cook’s dieeovery o f the N orth Pole places
Women end girls faking
the bsx-offiee, , women
< l H n v S a leading p art in the fray. I t was
necessary for a squadron of mounted
I t is now reported th a t M inister and unmounted poliee to intervene be­
is tho victim of political in- fore the sale eould progress. I
Crowds began assembling a t 10
o ’eloek the night before and b y day­
Terrible
South
pnqm rty break. nearly 1000 persons were on the
least 50, and* <
ground. Local police regulations did
not perm it n line tp be formed before 8
Predident Moffatt says the
o ’clock. When the signal to form the
E lectric will
a
ultim ately build oa to line Was given the multitude bad in
•M Roseburg.
creased to 8000. A serious scramble for
Superior judge a t W ashington rules positions nearest th e box-office followed
th a t it to not necessary te declare m o ’ s A fter half n dozen women bad been
■ polities when registering in th a t state. taken to a near-by emergency hospital,
■offering from hysterical fits, the police
A woman drawn by m istake ns
contrived to get the Caruso enthusiasts
ju ro r nt Los Angeles declares aba will into line, which stretched twice around
1 serve, and there term« to bo nothing the opera-house building.
to prevent it.
I'T jftr-i y w
ONE CONVICT SHOT DEAD.
A fam ily f«»d noni
resulted ia the blowing up of n
Two Others and a flenanrt Den
b y dynam ite, and expdeed n i
jj household of degenerates.
Five convicts a t w ork on roads I
Buena Vista, On, Oet. 19.—Shot
¡: Salem, Or., overpowered their two death on the banks of the Luekiamute
guards and escaped, taking two auto­ river was the fa te of George Carter,
m atic revolvers, $29 ia cash and a ring-leader of the quintet of convicts
who escaped from their guards at
a t the
Japan to preening her demand oa penitentiary at Salem F riday night.
Two of C arter’s companions, Duncan
C W
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and Albert Pervto, are seriously wound
Russian officiato expelled an Ameri- ed, the former probably fatally, aa the
the expiration o f kta pamperi.
result of 4 pitched b attle between the
eotiawe a n f John Grant, Sheriff of
Polk etan ty , and four members of the
poaeee. “
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An Ita lia n
has arrived n t San
Elmer “ Cherokee” Jam es oag o f the
ia the P ortola men who was w ith Sheriff Grant, was
fran cisco to
slightly wounded in the right leg, hut
A robber who had bald ap a Chicago to skill with the poses e a the-hunt for
b aak committed suicide when cornered Mike Niehatieh and Albert M urray, the
tws- outlaws still a t large.
by poliee.
T aft promisee to help statehood in
A b ra m M ight H ave B ern Xing.
and sounds
Paris, Oet. 19.—A special dispatch
from Athens says the officers of the
T rank lina will Greek army who were responsible for
Bn, b a t not extend the movement against the monarchy in
August tost reaehed a decision a t that
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time to offer the throne to the Duke of
r W
hto wife draw A b w z l in the a r n t of the abdication
* -* •??* divoree proceed- #f x \u g George.
A fter an agreement was reached be­
tweea th e government and the mutinous
aad ISeops, aa Official statem ent was issued
on the Great
iderable lo
denying the movement tads against the
. ,
the ministry.
to believed th a t the Japanese gov
—
fo r personal reasons, forced
W right Bases W *
i of Crane, minister te China. 1 [
College P ark, H d., O e \ l 8
ilbur
sa d radicals in many Da-
right today Introduced an el en t of
capitals have raised a storm of W
the spectaenler in the otk
mo-
a t the execution of the Spanish notonous training flights M /L
■vera-
olutionist F airer.
ment aerodrome, when he /
hls
Nicaraguan revolution against maehine with, a sw ift BSKimo A Ohio
rat Zelays to gaining rapidly, express train.' I t was while
k in g a
to dins tions are th a t be will soon four-minute flight ia a six-
wind
forced to flee the country.
late in tho afternoon th at thi aviator
»ties B. Crane, m inister te China, came abreast of the faet-m
train.
To the spectators it appeared Tihst the
has been requested to resign.
Snow storms sa d intense sold prevail train was gaining on the aviator.
throughout the Middle West states,
Crowds were L big a$ th e B eattie
victoria, ’ Oet. 19.—Advices were
fa ir th at W. J. Bryan foumd it difficult
brought by the Empress of India th at
to see the exhibits.
600 people were drowned early la ffiep-
Nine Baropsha souatriee have agreed tnmber in E ast Java, ss s result o( the
'to recognize each e th e r’s passports to­ bursting of a crater, which fend become
n e d to touring mntoiets.
filled with water. When the mountain -
Ferrer, the alleged revolutionist a r­ top lake was released by a breaeh ia
rested t a P ar eslena , I
th e vrater*svtdr,-the w aters swept eaor-
X pardon and executed by shooting-
antittaa of sand aad mud down,
overwhelming the kampongs s t the foot.
- 1 - t a k e n engaged to a ' ¿red. Bivers overflowed, and th« railroad
eeuffle aa top o f a moving near Lum ajaug was sw ept swfty. *
fra in, fell off and both
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WHl is Boy, tho Indian outlaw, who
neto J.
s v u u j . vm
uuiw m so s
vi m
su iv s E
candidate
for
district;
ati t t O f l l t T .
■ordered hto ewiset heart and her father, s Heneyt
in the re-
rotes to
to being helped by other Tndto'ns lo today had a Tead o f id voles
IÉ M
who have him et eoont being conducted ia court a t the
■tend off Í the
ia e ttn tio a to hto jropontÇ Â jrC . * M.
wbrf alW g h fl^ H cn ^ rd rss.n o t
tied to the Democratic nomination
a t the recent prim ary election. Iff the
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Two middlemen among the
th Chieagv original count H eney.w ns given the
nomination by 80 votes.
’’(ra fte rs a r t about to confess.
. W ith Many
Seattle, Wash., Oct. 18.—A t midnight
Saturday the 100,000 electric lights of
tbe Alaska - Yukon • Pacific exposition
WOBK ON
STATE
frere extinguished, «losing the prosper­
ous life of the w orld’s fa ir of 1909,
i a t Oswego Will
which, from every standpoint, was more
U M sr Way. '
successful than its most aealoua friends
Portland.—Advises have just
Salem—I f the business done by the
ba4 dared ta h a p s .', m : i '. m . y , j]
Portland f^pui
ut» of the ■tate
The final moments to the fa ir wees as
a * t cement
toa reporta of those
dramatic as its begianing on Juno 1,
tow m aterial
r fta considered ns
when 40,000 people gathered a t the F ire C om pta tee W ork o f D am atatlon.
Com eat comp
general prosperity
natural am phitheater and w aited for
In O na Town— Millions Loss
the state a t large to in a very flourish­ ment a t its plant a t Oswego ha
Proeideat T aft to signal. The last day
—H undreds H om eless
ing condition. Chief Clerk T. K. a tensile strength of 880 poun
had bsqn devoted to «eying good-bye.
Lovell, of th e secretary of e ta te ’s of­ only seven days old. A t them ge of 88 The sun shone bright, the flowers were
fice, state« th a t in some divisions the days, the same produet has tested 780 never more beautiful, aad tb e whole ex­
work of th a t department has increased pounds. A a inch cube briquette, son position looked sa new and fresh as on •Memphis, T e n s, O a t M ^ -A t least
87 persons were WUed 4fi the storm
over 50 per sent in the past year. A fter aistlng o f one-fourth cement toad three the day of tho opening.
th at swept portion, to T en n c ra* ,T B C
980 pounds in
deducting insurance fees, which have fourths sand, tasted 880
Tho attendance was largo,' and, while bams, Arkansas and South Carolina
days and 898 pounds in four
paid to the insurance eommii-
yesterday, ftoom reports received to­
ure regarded re- the carnival sp irit possessed the young, night, the death list likely will reach»
aioner sines March 1, the secretary of weeks. These tests are
there
was
sorrow
for
the
paaaing
of
the
« tate’a office has paid into the treasury markable, from the fa s t th at no «Sment
50. The property lose to eetiautod s t
from October 1, 1908, to September 30, in th e world, not excepting tke foreign brilliant show. ’
$1,000,000.
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1909, fees amounting to $63,3*4.50, ns m anufactured product, will ex e d this . The exercises of tho closing hours be­
The devastation .was widespread»
compared to $63,058.0« from October 1, record. The acme Temples also With­ gan a t 8:30 o ’eloek in the afternoon whole towns being rased.
1907, to September 1, 1908.
> •? * stood the steam boiling test, which to with a display of Japanese fireworks.
An unconfirmed report has 18 dead a t
• Automobile li«eases issued for the the m att severe te st th at caa be made. The exposition band paraded from Staantonville, Tana.
Tbe Portland Cement company, which
first six months of 1909 reaehed t i e
ding to building, serenading each.
The situation a t Denmark, Tons., warn
■nstota o f Portland, Salt Lake, Ogdon
total of 1004, as compared to 043 for
United States Government building greatly aggravated tar fin-,
the same period in the preceding ye at. and Los Angolta C a p i t a l i s t s , next month was reached a t 8:80 o ’eloek, its dally Burned'
dwellings' and store-
Burned the few dweUlngs
Cash statem ent of th e state treasurer will begin tLe construction o f its 1500 closing hour. A cornet rounded “ ta p s ” houses left standing after the storm ,
for th e nine months ending September barrel plant a t Oswego. I t to ex
Lang
and the band played “ Auld L
a n g f l t o ^ k u a ^ liemetose people have ag-
A0, 1900, shows s larger balance tn the th a t th e plant will be completed
Syne.” Tho flag was hauled down, the
common school fund than ever before operation in about fifteen mor
life-saving crew on Lake Union fired
MeNairy county reports heavy dam-
in the history of the state. The first coat, completed, will be app
81 guns, and the buildings* doors were age. The famed»
S
.
H H battlefield
H H I of BhiioET
$
1,000,000.
¡J
locked.
ortgage loans now amount to
to located here. I t waa directly in the-
434.62; school district bonds, $L
A t night a great throng of people se­ path of the storm. M asy statue« la the-
certificates of sals of state lands,
em» hied at the natural amphitheater, national park were torn from their
580.08; *h total Irreducible s c h o o l* » «
beside Lake Washington, and listened pedestals, and the property damage te
e.—The f i r s t National
The
to a classical concert b y a band which estimated s t $100,000.
■e will $oon p u t into cire
to $119;
^ played wnltsee for tke frivolous a i d
A* Busasllville, A te, It t o reported
,000 w orth of H i bank notes
_ university fo$d to
¡„ .C h o p in ’s funeral march and other aom- th at four were seriously injured.
miaatton. Oa account of
ve h er pieces for tb e sorrowing. At 11:30
total educational fund
Property damage of e t y c * 4 $50,000
o f E s it eta people hare, wh.
$5,500,000. There was an increase of been ia tke habit of handling
a ’elock the exposition officials sa d em- !k estimated s t CarteTOrille, G r, whHe-
from the Admintotra- th at s t A tlan ta will run between $70,-
first mortgage loans during
money, and who prefer it to th<
lon building to the am phitheater te
of about $54,000.
the bank has planned to meet
The treasu rer’s cash summary shows mand. The exchange requires tbs
aw ait tbe stroke of midnight.
^ A r B u ^ d ’^ a t i o n the Louisville A
cash on hand January 1, 1909, $892,- nature of T. G. Hendricks, pi
On the stage, Jeeiah Collins, chairman Nashville depot and freight house were-
t o ’ffile committee on ceremonies, pro- destroyed, and several other structures
147.44$ race
and P. E. Snodgrass, flashier
fers, $34,874.
e n sided, and spoke briefly. President A
, $2,«
bank, to each note, and the
E Chilberg made an address of thanks
482.73; cash on hand, September 30, are now busy w ith the 0000
B oar
the d welling i
and farewell, and exactly at 18 o ’eloek farm !
1909, $627,179.07; total, $»Jlft.M talta
on the plantation
th at they
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Ms ef Bob
opened
th at darkened
M attow were
I demolished.
whole .
single b ugle r b!
A t W art roe« a negro aettlament waa
F IS H MONOPOLY BROKEN.
“ tape,” and then in darkness, but for leveled,
reled. Gibeon, Stanton, Dyereburg-
tke star» overhead, tbe i
audleraee nnd Mercer are other towns in Tea-
s. ,r ? > .■« in i
Oregon City—United States Senator sang “ Auld Lang Syne,”
8yne,” accompanied
Interests o f L ata B. p . Hums «U Be
Jonathan Bourn« tons th e guest here of by the band.
lamps" were ” S E ; r % 3 T , ; r : i R p u . « . . -
bond. The street
et:
■old a t Public Sale.
the Commercial club a t t s a c k « th at lighted and the photde
tion property, th e wind tearing the f r a it
Marshfield—The monopoly o f the fish­
On the P ay Streak the celebration fram e buildings frjp taeeo,
ing righto held for so many yeem by was attended by all tb e prominent busi­ was noisy, but orderly, and closed with
the interests of th e late B. D. Hume ness and professional p e a of the city. fireworks, the last piece« being “ Good
A tlanta fluffers Big Loos.
wiH soon be broken, aa th e entire es­ The affair was very Informal. Senator N ig h t,” “ Good-Bya.”
A tlanta, Ga., Oet. 10.—Unroofed*
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ta te to to be sold a t p rlta te sale this Bourn« promised to do whrat he scold
houses »ad leveled trees and shrubbery-
month. A fter Mr. H um e’s death the to bring about desired improvements,
■ WAS ONLY AN EDUCATOR mark the wake of th e terrible wififfi
fisheries and cannery were closed, but sueh as the removal of the rapids a t the
and hail storm wkiek swept over A t­
were opened for n short time thin fall. month o f Clackamas riv e r a n d th e eon-
W
lanta and surrounding country early
On aeeount of the approaching sale, the ■truetion of a federal building a t Ore­
■
last night. So fa r as known no Uvera
fisheries were cloned a f te r 400 eases of gon City.
Soy Hto
panned salmon had bean shipped. Since
y , M ‘ Q- A. F o rm s in High jgchool
t»
they were closed, th e Union Fisheries
London, Oct. 18.—‘ ‘ Francisco Ferrer
company to «aid to have stade a khul
was my personal friend,” said W. 9100,000.
I At tbe height of th e storm ttreet e a r
Teherkeaoff, Russian liberal
with seines which netted i860 Aria
traffic was «topped throughout the city»
The gasoline schooner Gerald ( C.,
U M .b lg h school. T ho offlei
which was formerly atoned b y tbe H one tbe n«w organization a r e : Fi
estate, has bona sold, and has mad#! her Yoran, preaidant; Harold Young, vice- ardent with enthnaloata, y et regular and
last trip to Bogus river. She w ill be p resid en t; E rn est Scott,
a hard worker. This waa the secret of lug travel dangerous.
taken to Astoria.
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hto sneeess -tn creating in Spain, espe­
i l '¡ ¡ s W
ig p
Xl
probably
cially in Boroolonn and C atalonia,»a tenta,
F or aver 80 years B. D. Hume eai C harles H ard, tre a su re r; 1
trolled the fishing rights, owning both •trerag. editor.
great popular movement for free no­ fa ta lly injanad, and -her two children,
and Mrs. Joseph Stubbe seriously hurt»
tional fay schools.
1
sides of the river fo r 18 m iles np from
.. .'8
N atl crani Barak for
“ I first met kite aa d bia beautiful by falling trees.
the bag. He had his own fish hatchery
The most serious damage dose th a
a n d canai: ng plant, and made a 1 fortune i
young
wife
four
years
ago
n
t
Brussels,
s s s w s is ,
- 1
out of the i business. The people
1».. in the heme of the great geographer, National cemetery waa Uto wreckiag o f
the Iowa state monument, which sraa
Eli sec Beehm. Professor F errer t
Bogue river valley assert th a t H to the
lair, O. A- . Trowbridge
Tfv>Wl dgc, Elise«
finest fishing stream in the country.
E.: R / Oakee and F. E. Stearns te organ-
*i‘, I f to evident th at I shall not be
allowed to -eoadbet our national schools
VI VIA NO CHILDREN FOUND
Marshfield—About 40 p e n have filed- P™™1 * «to controller of th e eut in Spain, but here in Brussels or in
Paris I shall continue m y pedagogic
homestead claims in townships 24 and W i
p ark . Capable aad devoted m ead s o a Vacant Lot, Benumbed b y Drugw
85, range 9. I t was unsnrveyed land,
will take my place ia Spain.’
the survey of which has been accepted,
PORTLAND
“ Professor Ferrer hastened back to
and those who filed were persona who
Chicago. O e t I t.—Tomoeeo Tfvtaao,
W heat—T rack prices: Blueatem, 98c; Spain, owing te Illness there to a little
aged 5, and his sister, Grace Vlvteno,
RUseiaa, 8 7 tte ; valley,
»«•d
y e« « , abducted from th eir
Turkey rod, 89e; forty
home in St. Louis August 8 by the
scrip has been placed
Black Hand society, ana for whose dis­
MAN 18 TOflflBD BY RHINO.
Barley—Feed, $80^0; brewing, $87.50
ft {. i » i /
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by tbe Northern Paeifie and other large
covery.« reward of 98000 was offered,
per
ton.
t
in terests Those who filed for home­
its—No. 1 white, $27.50(7? 28 per ton. Adventure of Roosevelt's
steads claim th a t they have a squat­
street« here, nearly starved and evi­
Big Game Killed.
Corn—Whole,
$85; eracked, $80 per
te r's right, and some declare they will
dently recovering from t a r n powerful
Nairob, B. E. A., Oct. 17.—Tbe drag.
take the eases to court to defend their ton.
H ay—Timotky, W illam ette valley, Roosevelt p arty arrived here this a fte r­
As aoariy •« they «aa remember, th e y
$14@17 per ton; Eastern Oregon, $18(o' noon from tbe north of Guaso Nyiro.
have
had no food for two days an d
19; alfalfa, $14; «lover, $14; ekeat, $18 All are well. A porter accompanying
Bond fiends Exhibit.
nights, aad fonnd themselves sleeping
Bend—A well-assorted
ted exhibit of t h .
86a. the p arty was tossed by a rhinoceros, ia a vacant lot, where they had evident-
dry-farm ing produets of th« Bend *on»-|fmney ont« id7 erosmer^,' 33@8dto per but be to recovering,
Colonel Roosevelt has killed three t t a i T a b l i r i o i a ft*r h*5“* drUW#d
try has been dispatched to the forth-
pound; store, 22>4@24e. (B utter pat more elephants completing the group
For a week Chicago and St. Loulra
p i - i . . id-
i . , intended fe t the Smithsonian In stitu ­ detective« have been raiding Italian
ings,
ntter
tion at W ashington. He has also killed
irrigati orfle
here. All loopholes to t escape
productions are entered
33@34c per dozen; a bull elephant for tkO American Mu colonies
had
been
closed, and the oh
in the eongri is by the Bend hoard of,
«base h ad
| p e r dozen. :
am of N atural History, in Now York. been eo l e t th
tb at
ta It is believed tha ab-
. . . . whom
rfhom John I. Springer,
trade, with
Poultry—Bene,
14@lfV4«>
,
aprii
Other game bagged included a rhi­ doctors drugged tbé
thl children and
freight and passenger agent of the 14«; roosters, 9@10e; ducks, 15@1
hem loose, fes ng te kill there
Great Northern railroad, arranged for geeee, 9i®10e; turkeys, 17@18c; squabs, noceros with excellent horns, a buffalo, turned thei
a giraffe, aa eland, a zebra, an ostrich with the offie
the display. This is the first official
to their heels,
per dozen.
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ana nn oryzs.
There is sbsol
publicity work done by the HU1 inter $1.75®2
tree« of th« ab-
Pork—Fancy,
8H<®9o
p
er
pound.
Some skins hh¥e been preserved for doctors.
in Onegon,
nt
W-
Veal—Extra, 10ta>10>%4 per pound.
tho Washington, museum.
.
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Freeh Fruite—A ppta«j|. new, $1.25(®
Kerm it Roosevelt killed two
Boneburg Signs Contract.
Burilagton Beaching for Coast.
2JS0 per box; pears, $1@1.75 per box; phants afid an toxeeptloaany large rbi-
Boseburg—All members of the Rose-
New York, Oct. IA—Burners w are
79e@$l per errate; cantaloupes, noceros.
tJW V
burg committee signed the contract for
per ó n te ; watermelons, le per
prevalent today in railroad and finoa-
construction of the Rose burg-tO-Coo« pound; grapes, 75cfd'$1.10 per crate,
rial circles to the effect th at negotfra-
Barrie
Offers
Sacrifice.
Bay electric railroad. Messrs. Kaettner i0@15e p&r basket; easabss, $1.25(3)1.50
London, Oet. 18.—J . M. Barrie, novel tions are pesdlng whereby the-Burling
and Haas, of Portland, with wfeem U m {tor dozen; quia eoe, $l(o)1.2S per box;
•Mure aa o u tlet to the P arifo
contract is made, will bnild the line. cranberries, $9 per barrel; huckleber tot and playwright, did net enter salt ton
They are expected here in a few days, ries, 9(3)10e per pound.
for divorce, it ia now asserted by his, coast
■t through the purchase
aa in
and will then poet a bond in the sum
P o tatoee—B uying prices: Oregon, 80 friends, until Gilbert Csnnsn, whom he est in the Denver A Bio Grande
,
of $100,000 for construction of the road @05« per sack; sweet potatoes, 2c per named m co-respondent, took s solemn road. This would carry
within two yearn, flnrveyoti will be pound.- » ' !>•> oi-It’ii ) •
pledge te m any, M rs. B arrie a fte r the ownership of the Wi estera
Sack, Vegetables—Turnips, 75c@$1 decree had been granted. Moreover,, which is the Gould Perifie coast ex-
pot into th e field n t one«.
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per saok: carrots, $1; beets, $1.85; ruta M Oaanafi to not well provided with, tension rokd. The Hill line, It is stated.
bogus, $1.25 per sack.
money, B srrif made a handsome settle-' le not looking
Debate Topfe Is Chosen.
to -th o
per
Onions—New.
$L*5
p
ment on his wife before he filed his Denver A Bio Grande, but joint owner­
University of Oregon, Engen, -With
Vegetable#—Cabbage,
itted for • ssrparmtion. m a king
ship o f t h a t raafi.
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l@ li4 e per
Superintendent A. M. Sanders, e f Al­
cauliflower, fWV@$l per doren;
n i ; ei
■acini ly independent.
Through
bany, president, end Professor E. E. pound;
rbole affair Barrie acted with the
Dec on, of tk e m stkem sttosl department celery, 50@75c per dosen; corn, $1@
$l.2fi per box
box; greatest generosity although be
of the University of Oregon, secretary, 1.25 per dozen; eggplant, $1.85
New York, Oct. 16.—S tele ' ¿ g j f c
,
ol Debating league gariie, 10« per p ta n d ; hnnom dish, 9(n grievously r afflicted.
he Oregon High School
P atrick H. McCarren, Detaocratio
lOe
p
er
dozen;
peppers,
5@6e
por
starte on n prosperous year, The league
leader of Brooklyn, was near death to-
id; pumpkins, 1(®1H«; radishes,
new contains practically •very four-
trouts,
8@9c
per
p
e
r
dosera;
year high school In the state.
eti
El Paso., Tex., Oet. 18.—The long Brooklyn,
l % t ‘, tomatoes, 50 expected meeting between Presidi
dent brat, but prepared for the w orst T
P - g f * W,aMh' 1%
T aft and President Dins, to tU Re afternoon he took a turn for the wor
Albany—Ona of tbe biggest ship­ C tM U —k t m t t , top
1
quality,
publie of Mexioe, occurred here, todáy. and he made hto will. L ater a Catho-
ments of sheep ever made from the
Outwardly it was attended with a dls-
Willamette valley raus loaded s t the 9.75 cows, top,
f a ir to
r of soldiery, a flare of trumpet», a
Albany depot. Appsorafanrately 8800
to medium,
sheep were leaded, a a d tha shipment
$5@5.25 ; mon ra of canso» and » poms of ««to­ •ieted on talking a b o u t.th e eamt
ny suggesting supreme authority, but
filled 84 single-deck ears. A special
55; stags, te the actual handclasp of the two «ra­
train win carry tha sheep t e Portland.
•entire« an
the «achango to courte-
The a «laudi were collected In L ina and
$7J0@ 9; fa ir to good, o n words
I from Up to lip
Benton eountiee by W. D. Brown, of
ksra, $«@lfj China fats, there was
cordial Infor
Corvallis.
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mality.
wethers, 94#4A 8; flair
w ton Railroad company, which
Large Land Tract Sold.
es, H e less on
>75 1 ewes,
Urate« PoeiAa esrprarnttan ta tbts
Grow.
ings. best,
HiiiG, today
ioa&jr let
iet the
too contract for ■ con-
Oregon City—H. A. and J . L. K n e e
■tete,
Memphis. Teran.. Oet. 18^—Ths total
i.ff; spring
h ere sold
“ 140 acres of land near WU-
death list of the destructive wind s te m
so Brille to George McBride, p san ef
■reme Court
Wool—1909 WiUantotte valley, 20@ of Thursday area increased today by d i e and Milwaukee train«. The build-
ourt Justice McBride, who
S ’ plat the property lato five-aere 24e; B astera Oregon, 90@88e; mohair, the belated reports to 48. Eleven more tag, wMek Witt, coat 9489^00, «rami T o
dead w ere discovered.
traete. The price was 9185 per acre.
completed by Jan aary 1, 1911.
1909,
Snips Ont tov Statar, Wreck*
Many Trans.
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