Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, September 21, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text. . . Til w nncnni ctite itciio or iirrrnrcvr i UliLUUil OIAIL I1L10 Uf 111 1 LULU 1 ! in m in I mi- I I I I ' BIO SALE OF GOATS. Polk County Smdt Eight Hundnd Angortt to Washington. IntleptmWoca Last ftk 700 flo buck Iambi, lor which good prlct wai paid, wtrt ibtpptd from ladtptndtnot to Wyoming (or brtedtng parpoan. Tbli week BOO lint Angot goatt wtrt tblpptd from hen to tlitttaUol Wash ington, Tb goat! wtrt btld btrt ht oral davt awaiting cart lor tbipmtnt. llnndrtdi ol man btvt looked at tht bend sod ll pronounce tt tin flnut larga collaotloo ol goatt trsr Mo to tbt Wail. Tht pnrebaatrt tin Car ton A Llttlajohn, ol Hlelleooom, Wuh. Tbt goatt wtrt bought op by Bootnbv 4 Ltwll. Uoat tad ibeep rtlttrt ol Polk coun ty rt learning that it part better to raise tbt part brtd than common anl malt, lor tbt demand lor Polk count Angorat tad Lincoln and Cottwold thatp now tietedt tht tnpply. Tbt Jttddull and Btump abttp and goat (arms, In particular, havt national faint, especially since tarrying away premiums at tbt St. Lonlt lair. Fancy prlcti art received lor mncnol tbt live- ttock iblnped out ol Folk lately. At much at I00 it otlcn obtained (or ingtt "billy" goat, and at high at 5 pound bat been rtalitti lor tbt bo balr. What teemed to bt extravagant In vestments In Imported tbeep and goatt Itw ytart ago art now bringing tbtlr reward. Tbt goatt last iblpped oat will bt put on tbt big Mock larm ol Carton A LIHltJobn, naar 8tallacooni. "I bona to tat tbt Angora goat bail nctt ballt np In Wtihlniton llkt It it in tbli ttata," aayt Mr. Carton. "Wt havt only aboat 80,000 goatt In Waih tngton, and wt may juil at wtll hart a million." ' Coat Mint Bondtd. Med lord Tbt recently discovered coal mint on Rim Rock ol Roiy Anna, tbt mountain aatt ol Medlord, bat been bonded to tht proprietor! ol tbt Bint Ledge copper mint, who will put a forct ol men tuperviied by R. P. Lit tit, at work running three tonnelt into tbt mountain to determine tht extent ol tbt meaaurtt, R. H. Towno, ol tht Blut Ledge eimpany, having concluded tht coal wat ol good enough quality to net In tbt tmtlttr ol tht Blot Ledire Sir. Townt bat alto made arrangement to drill lor oil on tnt land boudod by tbt coal mint people. Unlverilty Initrtietor Ritlgnt. University ol Oregon, Engene Pro- ftor Jamet Ilydt, who baa been bead ol tht department n( mine! and mining baa reelgned and will bt at tht bead ol large mining concern In Mexico. Froletaor Hyde baa been with tbt nni verilty lor three ytara, and wat obliged to letlgii on account o( troublt with tale yet. Dr. II. B. Leonard nat been elected at an assistant inttrnctor in matbematlci. He it UnWtrtlty ol Chicago graduate, and comet to Oregon from tbt Unitertity ol Colorado. Danaturtitd Alcohol Plant. Portland By January 81 thert will te located within ten mllea ol Portland plant manulacturing denaturlied al cohol, tbt aitablltbrnant ol which will mean an expenditure ol $100,000. Tbt plant it to bt ttarted at toon at Uud lor tbt purpote It tecured. Tbit atate ment wat authorlied by J. B Laber, ttcretary ol tbt board ol trade, who tayt tbt board hat been working on tht proposition lor tomt time, but cannot disclose tbt identity ol tht promoter! 'until tht prelim inariei art arranged. FORTUNES IN ORCHARDS. Fruit Qrower'i Opinion of Hood Rlvar Applt Land. Hood RWtr Tbt price! now made public by Independent buyer! (or Hood RWtr Newtown and Bpltaenberg applet havt rauted rpplt growan to do tomt figuring. A wtll known applt man, who It an authority on thlt tubjtct, In talking about tbt matter, aald; "At tht price! tbli year lor tht dif ferent iliet ol Bpitienbtrtt, wbicb wtrt til, 12.76, II SO and 12.25 per box, grower! obtained an average prlctof 13.40. Placing tbt yield of 7-year-old Bpltaenberg treet, planted 65 tract to tbt acre, at fire boxet to tbt tree, wt will gtt 865 boxet to tbt acre. A 20- acre orchard on thia batlt will product 0,600 boxet, which, at tht avaragt price ol 12.40, glvtt at 116,600 lor oar teaton't work. "Tht prleet lor Newtowni to lar an nonnctd art 12 25, 12 and 11.75 per box. Thlt glvtt ui an average ol 12 per box. But tht Newtown It mort pro- line than tbt Hpltaenbtrg, and produce! ttvtn boxet to tbt tret initaad ol Svt, giving ui 65 boxet to tbt acre, or 9,100 boxet lor a 20 acre orchard. At can eaatly bt teen, tbt earning! on a 20' acre Newtown orchard tbit year at thiwa prlcat will bt 116,200. "Wbilt tbett flgaret art large, tbey art bated on tht yield ol Comparatively ?oung treea which bava not yot reached their lull bearing maturity. A lull bearing orchard can bt talely depended on, I tbink, to product 600 boxtt ol applet to tht acre, at 1 know ol teveral In tbt valley that now do It. Figuring on a bail! with trtet In lull maturity, and with a large proportion ol tbt crop competing tht larger tlzev, at it doet tbit year, it ii not very difficult to de termine tht profit! ol tbt applt bail net! In tht luturt." Two Orttt Holtt Torn In Vttttl at Point Arena. Ban Francltco, Srpt. 11. Tht Pacific Coatt Steamiblp company'! tttamtr City of Topeka dragged btr wty Into port at noon today, two great bolet In ber tidt and tbt men at tht pnmpt. Tnt iteamiblp bad run on tbt rockt a. Point Arana la tbt early morning and bad come wltbin an act ol going to tht bottom. It wat 8 o'clock tbli morning wban tbt vttttl. toond to Ban Francltco from Eureka crowded with paatengart, wat eautlouily letting btr way through a thick log near Point Arena. For tomt raaton yet unexplained, tbt ligbtbontt wblttlt wat at illent at tbt gravt, A ttrong current wat running and tba grtatatt caution wat being taken aboard tht tttamtr. Suddenly with a train tbt tttamtr impaled btrtelf on tbt rocky ree( which iuti oat from tbt land at tbit point, tbt rockt which havt tent a many good vtattl to tbt deptbt. In an lnitant tbt pattengeri bnrried in their night attire to tht deck, bat Captain Bwanton with quick orden provnettd a ttriout panic. Tbt vtatel pauitd a moment tn tbt rockt, and tban, caught by a great wave, roit higher in tbt air and tettled high er np on tbt rxkt. Tbt tituation looked d pa perate, and life prettrvtri were leitod and tht lileboatt twang into petition. Another treat wave caught tbt thip and tbrtw her clear ol the reel. Tht captain manned tht pnmpt, reaaaared tbt pttetngtrt and brought tba vetstl talely Into tbt barber. - 8ba thowt two gaping wonndt and will bt out ol com million lor a contidtrabia period. Bttt Harveitera Nttdtd. La Grande Preparation! art going forward to ttart tht fall run at tht tug' tr factory about September 20. Grow art are anxloui (or a good rain at tba preatnt drouth will render tbt digging tlow and nntatiifactory. To gtt mm dent htlp at tht pretent time it I gravt problem and lively hustling in that lint Is being dont. Tbt yield it to heavy that a much larger force than uiual will bt required to handla tht croa. It It predicted that unlet! more help can bt procured tban tbt pretent outlook Juitifiet, many torn of beett will remain in tba ground (or tbt want ol harveitera. Will Fight for Damage!. Eugene Tbt pttltion In tnt matter ol opening the Lucky Boy road, in the Blue mountain mining district, to pub lic travel hai been granted by the lane county Coinmlmlontri' court. Tbt claim ol tbt Lucky Boy Mining com pany (or $1000 damage! wai turned down, and the attorney! lor tht com pany atatt that they will fight lor the amount in tbt court!. They were wil ling to compromise the matter, and it ii laid tbey would havt accepted $5, 000. Sella Big Ranch. Eugene E. J. Crow, wbo baa been In tht itockraiiing buiinen in the Spencer butte ccuntry, tlx mi lei touth of Eugene, lor the paat 25 yean, mak ing a mcceii ot it aud acquiring 1,100 acrei ol land, has told hli larm to O. B. Bennett aad W. L. Fields, ol Uolo ' rado Bpringi. for $18,000. Mr. Crow will reside in Eugene and retire from actlvt business life. Studtntt Art Hop Picking. Chomawn The 450 of the Indian boyt aad girls at tht school here art all out picking the hqpi In the nearby yards. Tht boyi go into camp while tht girls art in tht care ol tht teach ers, and come back to tbt ichool each evening. Tbt tohool management could havt placed out 1,500 mort girls aud boyt In tht hop fields ot tht ntlghbor-ibood. PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat Club, 6283c; blneitem 65066c; valley, 65968c; rtd,088lo, Oats No. 1 white, $22.50(123.50 gray, $81.60022.60 per ton. Barley Feed, $20(921 per ton brewing, $21.60922; rolled, $22. Rye $1.35 per cwt. Corn Whole, $27; cracked, $23 per ton. Hay Valley timothy, Mo. 1, $109 11 per ton; Eaitern Oregon timothy, $12914; clover, $797 60; cheat. $79 7.50; grain bay, $7; alfalfa, $10 vetch bay, $797.50. Fruits Applet, common, 25950c per box; lancy, 7ocil.Zo; grapes, 60cll.25 per crate; peachel, 75c 9 $1.10; peari, 60c $1; plums, fancy, 60 9 75c per box; common, 259 75c blackberries, 5 6c per pound; crab applet, $191.25 per box. Meloni Cantaloupea, 25c9$l Pr crate; watermelon, lo per pound; ca aabai, $2.50 per doien. Vegetable! Beans, 697c-, cabbage, IX 9 2c per pound; celery, 80c per doaen; corn, lkc per dosen; enema ben, 18c per doien; egg plant, lOo per pound; luttnoe, bean, 25c per dozen onions, 1012ko per dozen; peas, 5c; bell peppers, 12U15c; radishes 10915o per doien; spinach, 293c per pound; tomatoes, 25o0c per box parsley, 25c; squash, $191.25 per orate; turnips, 90c9$l per sack; car rots, $191.25 per sack; beets, $1,259 1.60 per lack. Onions New, llo per pound Potatoes Oregon Burbanks, 70980c sweet potatoes, 2o per pound. Butter Fancy creamery, 25927 per pound. Kggs Oregon ranch, 2626o per doaen. Poultry Average old bent, 139 l4o per pound; mixed chickens, 139 13Wc; spring, 1415c; old roosters 9910c; dressed chickens, 14915c; tur keys, live, 16921c; turkeys, dressed choice, 219220; geese, live, 8910c ducks, 1315o. Veal Dressed, bU8o per pound Beet Dressed bulls, So per pound cows, 4W95Ko; country steers, 698c Mutton Dressed, fancy, 798a per pound; ordinary, 596c; lambs, fancy, 808Wo. Pork Dressed, 78o per pound Hops 11)08 contracts, 179200 per pound; 1905, nominal; 1904, nominal Wool Eastern Oregon average best, 16919c per pound, according to shrink' age; valley, 2022o, according to fine ness; mohair, choice, 289300 pound, TOPEKA ON ROCKS. ALBERT DAMS Livery and FeedStablo Our Livery Stock la Flrtt-Cltst. I't attention to boarding Stock. Your Patronage it Bolicited. Condon ANFLOOS KNOWS NO SULTAN. Berber Chitf Olvtt Short Reply to Britiih Comui't Protest. London, Sept. 11. Thi Timet' Tan gier corretpondtnt tayt there it coniid- trablt anxitty at tht lortign legation! and in official circlet regarding tbt tventt at Mogador. Irom which then hat been no ntwt tioct tht dispatch ol September 4, asking for aiiiitanee, were received. "Tbt troopt wtro only persuaded to embark Irom here," tbt correspondent declare!, "by promise m an opportun ity lor deserting on their arrival at Mo gador. A resident ol Mogador, who arrived bera by tteamtr, tayt that tht Berber Chief Anfioot bat captured tbt town, bai forced all tht Jtwt Into tbt Jewish qnarttr and it putting bis own people into tbt vacant bouses. Ont British subject protected a Jewish merchant, wbo had refused to abandon bit house and had been forcibly evicted. When tbt consul protested and asked Anflool it ht had tbt saltan's authority, An Soot replied that ht acknowledged no ultan. Tbit passenger reports that tbe entira garrison ol Mogador went to Annoos, but that apparently no Uvea bad been lost." BOARDED BY MEXICANS. Matter of American Flthing; Smack Compelled to Show Cargo. Wtihington, Sept. 11. Tht State department hat received a dispatch Irom the manager ol tht Gull Fisheries company requesting that action bt tak tn lor the protection ol tht American vessels fishing in tbe Gulf ol Mexico "Upon tht arrival yesterday at Galves ton of tht Hatteras, a fishing smack be longing to the Gull Fisheries company, from American waten, her commander stated that be wat held np by a Mexi can gunboat August 25, while teveral miles off the triangular reef in the middle of the Gall ol Campeche, tht armed Mexican marines boarded his vessel and required him to ahow his papers, and to display a part ot bis cargo of fish, which be said be bad caught in the open sea. It was said at tbt State department tonight that the case would be referred to tba solicitor for an Investigation and report. Gomez It for Republic. Manila, Sept. 11. Dominador Go- mts, at a political rally yeatarday, de clared that England, France and Ger many would recognise a Jtilipino re public. Gomes made tbe above declar ation in response to a request tor an ac counting of money collected. It is further said that the money has been used in sending cablegrams to Europe to create a sentiment in favor of a Fili pino republic and that favorable replies bad been received. Gomei, late Thurs day, wai released from jail on bail Be wai arrested for slander. Jewish Refugees Coming. London. Sent. 11. Two thousand Jewish women and children, Russian refugees, passed through London Sun day. They art on the way to flew York, their eznnnnna beinir nairl hv the Russian Reliel association, at near ly all are penniless. Their grown malt relative! were nearly all murdered in tht recent Jewish masaaort in Russia. BPBINQ STREET Oregon The Hotel Grande R. F. MUNROE, Proprietor. First-CUss in Every Respect Open AH Kigfit Sample Roomt for Commercial kftaw Firit-Clatt Bar in Connection. ARLINGTON, OREGOX LOST VALLEY LAND AND LUMBER COMPANY (1NCOBPOKATED) If anatacturen of and Deafen la Rough and Dressed Lumber Ttltphont Pol, Poata, Wood, E2te. Ship Up, wr V tlTM flooring, Id elaw... Hoiitt Lumber. pr M $n.tO ITIoorlag, lu ehuM... H.WI UM Five per wot off for aitot cms. Ten per eent off for cut to any one perm bill ofttMorover. feme ptueend mine dlnount to all md uo discount unleee en tlx bill la paid. Condon yard ! ot a, b. barker's wareboiu. f. M. PLITER, Manager Lost Valley, Oregon Condon Meat Company JOHN HARRISON, Proprietor Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED Corner Spring and Orcroa StrC CONDON. OREGON The Belvedere Saloon Distributers for the Famous Mt Hood Beer Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars WHOLELALE AND RETAIL M. H. ABBEY'& AVERY Main and Spring Sts, Condon, Or. SUMMIT SALOON FLETCHER BROS., Proprietors. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars I will givt yon good goods and a square deal, but I am not hart for mj health. NO DEADHEADS SOLICITED. MAIN STREET, CONDON Stewart Campbell Jamea Campbell THISTLE BAR CAMPBtlL BROS Proprietor t Fine Stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars NEW FIRM NDY STOCK NEW BUILDING North Main Street, Condon, Oregon. J. C. HARDMAN J. E. RAMSAY CONDON LIVERY BARN V HARDMAN & RAMSAY, Proprietors Special Attention to Teamsters' Trade. First-class Livery Service. Hay and Grain for Sale CONDON OREGON CITY SHAVING PARLORS FRANK GOLDEN, Maangtn First Claia Workmen, Banltarr Conditions, Courteous Treatment, Rot and Cold Baths. Balredara Building, Main and Spring Streets, CONDON, ORSUON.