The Santiam news., August 14, 1903, Image 1

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By D- C. Humphrey
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PROFESSIONAL }>
H. SIEWART. D 7 . .
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c BROYi'it. M '.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SCIO OREGON
Graduate
Eclectic Medical
Ciac lavati,
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P"«tland * .TU a m . A »> p m
Allauv I? 10 p m., I! W p m
and : Us i- 1 i W a ni
Su-ranu-nlo 7 V» p. m . a M a m
•*•»! 1 rsticiivvi 7 V. p m , B.A» a
M»r4*r*r* Break Jail *t CfM>*anc M>e.
tUfx* Btrwggl* with Jailor
OATH»MD i tOH ALL PARTS OF TMl
Ce le*«
IÜ PRILL M D
PHYSICIAN aai SURGEON
Solo, Ortffoa
Tilejhîn« Xxibsao« Ko 11.
lle
Oregon
th*
Import­
Week.
Prvssoted la Lowdsassd Ions
T J Mr’tm
M A I wt»o
Presllmt
Cathier
REALESTATE BROKER,
Jostle* at th* Pei:«
Kouary Tubile
Sels Oregon
/’ ¡1 Mauldin^
Fresh Candy. Nuts, Cigars and Tul«acco,
and suit drink* of all kinds.
Try Him.
fc. V. HRGEY
I Iksly to Prove
Intsresllag
»CIO ORXQOM
R. GILL
Deputy htierifl Prosto«, frat w.-.e map
Many Rewdsvs.
The ringing ot fire hell* brought hun
I ieutenant
tired.
H’aiion .Maker
General
Mile«
he* re-
Kooeevell ia in favor cf a more else-
tic currency.
Bulgaria will I* m ntral in the Mace-
louia trouble.
Alt re Ruaaian* have been kille.1 by
tr.aipa in labof troubles
COHATHK
lire at Barcelona, Hpain. renders.I
3,000 (amines homeless sol deetitute.
M<.killop A Churihin, Prop*
Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleve­
land, Ohio, will tie a candidate for g v-
ernor.
ALBANY ORI I ION
v • ley
Foreign consul« will not allow Hie
delivery of reformer* to China lor el­
ocution.
Cape Colony will not be represented
at tbs UMH fair a* was originally the
iatention.
Go Io II»«
An Insane man ha* Iwirn killed by
.fficera by mistake io searching lor the
Folsum convict*.
Pope Piu» gave Cardinal Gibbon* a
private audience at which be eipreeaed
hl» intereat in America.
T. A. Mood, a Portland attorney,
may be deliarred lot practires in pr*'se­
ating Indian war veterana* clalme.
BUCK. Prop.
IÚ cent*
It
2ft
Hhavlng.........
Hair Cutting
Shampooing
Hath*
2ft
*«
2ft
••
Willard H. Allen, a prominent Boston
attorney and treasurer ol Mel be. I let
(^eerbere* old eociety, has conleeaed >o
»mtawsling »H0,<ffi0 ol the society's
fnnda.
pH M H ELL S
EYE AND EAR
Mcl.lwaiu bleak
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A fire al Fort Hcott, Kan , caueed a
loss ol »70,000.
Albany, Oregon
Gormtn leel» oonfident
ratic eiHxwaa in HMH.
J. J. Bunios & Son,
himlwll,
Weber ami .»there
Horseshoeing a Specialty
SCIO, OREGON
T)
C. HUMPHREY
ot
Ihmo-
Ruaaian troupe have whipped and
dherwiee cruelly treated *tr lb Ing labor­
era.
piscimi —CliH-kenng,
We buy our stock in larga quantifie*
ami keep a full lina of carriage ami
wag^n material. All kinde of work In
our tin* done on short notte*.
Murderers and Highwaymen I sespe las­
tly (tel the Drop on the Jail .r
E.U. WILL
l»wl*, the eoh-rad Foloom, e»<ape,
baa been retaken at Auburn, ehot in
the leg*.
The grows earnings ol the Union Pa­
cific lor the past year show an increase
ol I <,674,tK».
Ornerai Elisir îkakr
Navy yard »fleers refused turret with
a colorali officer, but were not Imcked
up by the officiale.
Mua» B>>>k*. Aheet Mustr. Small Instruments ami Stringa
Agent tor lha popular "New Home Sewing Machine
Seattle thieves took a aafe from the
Washington botai ami blow it open in
the heart »I the city.
fe Sell a Sewiu Bachine far $20: Warrantei far Fite Tnu
Needlea sud Huppllea for all Hewing Machines.
Piano*. Organ». enti Hewing Machines Repaire<l.
INSURANCE AGENT
120 First Street
*•88»
Albaiiv, Oregon
Fifty filipino* have l»eu sent to
prison for long term* for participat­
ing in raids on towns.
General Mil**' desir* for national G.
A R. honors io causing great discord
and may diarupt the organisation.
two highwaymen,
*»<a;>««l
from
the
Silver Bow county jail shortly after <•
o'elock thia evening, without any difli
cutty. The men who eecaped air
I.. 1.. Felker, who rssjinl <H>c* tielore
Charles Leno* and Jam*» .Martin, J.
R. W«x.d*. alia* Joe Rmiger*. and Pat­
rick
Kmlgera
Frank
Oeatrofl
1»
wanted in Cheyenne (or holding up a
stage roach. Tlie latter »nd Ire Rod-
g.-r( were ring tit within an h« nr after
they »scaped. Or*trot! wa* armeil
O< »trof! and Rodger* planned th* de
livery, th-strof! compl lined of tming
»ick and ■ doctor su called in
When
the jailor opa-t el the rorridor. Omtrofl
dropped * revolver nn Jailor William
Ihdan, and thru took th* keys from
him. Oral roll then, with the aid of
lue Rmlg’ee, operm.1 the «rile of the
priaf ner* and the jailor wa* ove.pow­
ered.
Oeetrof! kept Dolan at lay while the
other piiw.oer* walk««! out of tlie jail.
One of them secured a revolver from
the jailor's oft ire
I en i and Martin
went ont the roar way ol tlie jail, and
the »there cooly wa ked oat U.e main
entiamre
llsietrofl was ran down ny a
horermen. snd wae completely al-
han »led when .aught.
Senator» on a
M * NAH RAI IZaTtON L ams .
jell al ' iO lmprav«m«at
tatsd after a brief l>at eicitln* ehate
A ternado swept the mining district
if
Piltabuig,
Kan.,
killing four,
sounding 1.0 and doing groat damage
to property.
Scio Oregon
C. H
the county
Moot
President K.oeevelt and Secretary
R.s>t did not eulogise Miles l*e«-aure
■hey felt Gist 1 e was not deeervmg of
praise.
the
from
Butte, Mont., Aug. 13.—Threw mar-
A Haiti.••burg, .Mi»* , m..h chiseled
into the jail, *ecurwd the negro who derer*, two under sentenc« uf death, a
shot a jailer, and then hanged him.
•tag« robber wanted in Wvomirigand
promptly rv|«imi
M MPTI U MINI A
and Dsvsiepmsal
Prugraaalng Rapidly.
.■clock this morning after overpowering
ALLOW LI)
All kinds of wstchr*, cluck* »nd jewslry
In
■ape-1
Is <*wr
Captain Charles J. Barclay, ol the
I’riget sound navy yard, i* now rauking
.flicer <>n the Hat ol navy captain*.
The b**t 20i meal
Gpen all night,
McCI- ad.
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STOPOX EILS
Staler la
LCrA(’H
* Illi* Nickell and fun
dreda ol armed c II immis to the wane
«.woeral Mil.-s declare« !<>r »mall and it loB'hed for a time as th. u,-ti a
Dre»* tessersi bonking and eichangv armies lor all oat lone.
lynching would tak* plat*, l>ut th* *« •
bua nwi. L na nukta at rurrw’i»t rat<*a
Hupp* rises of the Irish land hill «*• cap«-* were hurriedly brought heck to
Pullman atei T.airi»« cars on l»-th au4 <!r»ha iaaue.1 « mb ptitk*i|«l cittaM.
I levs it. paseagw I* now *«wnf*l
the jail and plaovi tn their col • Ire-
train* < hair car* '-sersmeuto l«> Og-
TI.* fluialiing too« lie* are twing pot fore the crowd* coo Id form themselves
leu ami I I Pse... and tourist car* t<>
t h*, ago. Ht I»«»» New Orleans and
.*■> ht amrsrk III prior to tbs big races
J M MOORE
into a mob. The u.en did nut gel bat
IVaeliillgt.m
Thirty threw more bodies hate (won two bl'S-k* away before they were re-
t oniu* ling at San FrancTe-o with
<**en (torn ths Hanna. Wyoming
ci «ral Imre for Hm.olulu. J*|aa>i, China
taaen.
min*.
Tnli|>l‘iiir» Central ami #«.«ilh An«er-
The plot which ied to their e-cape
ca
11>* CsaiMi gambling b«Mi«e one cl • as well planned. Il'.rn sod Met loud
Mrr Mr» 'I I Wisslnanaee, agent al
th* **a*t nov-riou* in Franc*, ha* teen were Um only pr'ronera c uifined on
W • »t S. bi »lation. ur e.klrrea
dwatruyvd by fire
A .>
A * .A.ASA<
the tipper flewr of the jail. They •«
W. E. COMAS. <;. I’. A..
Th* international typ.<rapl».al un­ ' copied st.rel cell*, so arrange»! tliat
waa
ctrnwalmly
ion ha* . omn.eri.-sd it* tvth annul **♦• '»mmomcatioo
Portland, Or* All work guaranteed F»t.mates furn»h»d *iou
■<a»y.
Thl* morning Met loud n-m
at Waahlutgun.
I plained to l>e|«iiy Proctor ol l«-ing ill
Penny postage rate* betaasn Great ami requested *ome medicin«’ and a
Britain and the l'nite.1 Htates are glass of water. ('|»>n{i< turning with
levtiHwl impr*. ticable
the artlclrs asked for. he di«.«>vered
A Kansas woman load a buttle < n e that the men had left their cells,
tiain coiitalulng »7,.'>00.
Railroad de- which were not locked, and had walled
to die emi ol the «orridor thr ugh
tortlv** found it for her.
which they weie allowed to eK’relse.
Th* Canali«n Pacific r«llf"S.| t.*(
When Proctor open«d the door to th«
I.-, larol a dividend <1 i
per .<-nt lor
corridor, he waa ponneed upon by I! e
th* ail month* Ju*t ended.
two men and *mur*ly bund with*
Ti e teitile worker* <>f Philadelphia rord which tliey bml (ecured in ' lie
bar* given up tliair »trike
Gier 10,- maoner, Horn ami A|. Cloud demand
■»I that be give them hi« keys and *1
000 have rsUirnni to work.
though Pro« tor b*>l them on hie person,
lirain field fires near Bakersfield,
tiarepliid that they were Im kml up In
Cal., I<av*
de»troy«l thotieaid* of
the aafe.
Sere* of wliiMkt and |Misture.
Proctor was tht-n conducted to Ihe
Three thousand men have gone on a •afe and dire, ted to open it
I be or­
»trike at Cripple Creek, Colo., in order der was olreyed, t>ut on opening th.
Thr gl -all lake < Hy, Lrmiville, I’uelJo, < "lorado '•|>rings and iMnver. and
to at. p shipment» to amelter* leftisfng »«(*, Proctor »nat. he«i (rom inside •
th- I anxnis lb« ky Mountain S<-*nery by daylight to all jaunt» Fast.
'o grant H hour day».
gun an 1 turned on the in n. The)
The insurrectionary movement in w< r.i too quick lot him, however, and
loin lore liIm down.
In the brirl
Macedonia ia »preadirig.
•trnggle Proctor flrsd hi* revolver at
Fast trains daily Between Ogden and Denver
Ciu.-lty of nobles to their Anerican them four tim.-« «lightly wounding
wive* will force many to ask lot di­ McCloud.
vorc**.
Modern I qulpmrnt, through Pullman and lourisl
Die »hooting attract««! the aitentioi
ol Deputy Know, who hast, ned to th«
Chinese
of
N«
tre-
sleeping Cara an»» Superb Dining Car Service.
I it ion.-d Secretary
ro- vene, bat wa* met at th* doorway by
McCloud, who had aecured |>o»sea*loi
formers.
ol a shotgun in romo ms nnrr
Hiiow
~enitor Morgan aajra, Foraker end retreat.«! and Horn and McCloud r*
not Roosevelt, will I« the republican caped through a rear door of the jail,
uoiniliwe for president.
alter binding the arm* of Deputy Pr.x-
For ratet», folder# and other
Ha'e crackers blew open a safe with­ tor. McCloud w.uml tlie only horse
in tw.. block* of the polio* station at in the »herlfl's »table and mounted th.
foriunation address
animal and staited toward th- west
Portland and •ecured tlfiO.
Horn ran in the opposite direction.
The pope gare hi* blessing k> the
world from inaide and not Irum tin-
balcony a* waa hoped by many.
BUTTI: JAIL YAWNS.
3
HAPPENINGS MERE IN OREGON
13.—Ton.
Aug
la cuetody lor poetoffice rubbery, *»•
an« Heppsolwgs of tbs Past
crrcczu
Wyo..
THE SCENIC LINE
StíELlúN
J
Cheyenne,
Horn, tlie rood*iun«-d murderer ol Hi­
TWO Mf «USPNFRLS.
to«wpe*h*a*tve Rsvtew of
*«.
■■r-.
.r.V
1 !M>3
anii
DENTIST
<
F*
Southern Pacifi; Co
SHASTA BOUTS
Trains leni* W rat Hcio f«.r Portland
Leave
«'M and wav »tat».«.» st |U «A • m
tur Allmui at 3 LA p m
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Bank
-VIA—
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IIBIRTY VIRI BRIL*
EVENTS OF THE DAY
^Î)D BOUT!)
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
Al (il SI
»
Sandbar.
iMnma, Wash., Aug
13 —When
Ilia •teamslilp Ht Paul leit Nome 10
.lays ag». 1 uited Rtate* Senator* Nel­
son, -of Minnesota ; Patterson, of Colo­
rado, and Dillingham, ot Verm nt,
wer* eturh on a vandlwr In th* Yukon
rivwr, 1’tM) mil«w above Nulato.
Th*»«-
senator* .vtnpoe«- part of th* -enatorial
comm litre appointed to
biveetigale
A la*, an afialr*.
Attar visiting "k.ig
way ami June*«, they went to l>ww*oa
arel impelled Klondike mine*.
They
starimi !<>r the mining carni* on the
L«»eer Yokon on the st*auier Van Vieot.
Broad Hint te Power*.
Ixmdon, Aug. 12 —Th* Tim** print*
a dlijatch from Bhanghal, wbi.h any-
that the anniversary->f Hie capture if
Niti Chwang waa celebrated, an I that
M Grosere, the Koaaian admini*trat«>r,
ias<ie>i formal Invitations fur the Inaug
nration nf tl>e Russian elvil ad ninistra-
lion building, and that this was Inter­
preted as equivalent to the declaration
to the representative* of th* other pow­
er* that they coaid not claim a footing
of equality or right* In this port.
Meteor's Bias* of l.lgtit.
Chickasha. I. T-. Aug If.—During
a Imavy thomler storm last night, a
meteor 1*11 her* with a hiss* of Iigl.t
and a «bower of «parka that lit up th*
country lor mile* arooud. The cerni­
ite atrm k the earth In tila lick yard
Mre. Hlbley
of Mr*. Harah Hibley
A tar rille eg-
waa severely etunned.
plosion or-nrred a» tb* mete.»! »truck
a» l incamieecent fragments fl-• in all
dirwctioaa. The telephon* »yetern wa«
«recked.
Another cross, ut tunnel la
being
Irli.n on the M.sio. mln* I In thr
Cougar mine
This tunnel will open
up Ihe thr«w vein* on the property
Orr assaying HOU to the ton I* being
taken flora tb* old workings
A complete hoisting plant has been
ordered by the Prairie lUgglags man
ig.-ment which will be Installed Im
mediately upon Its arrival The shaft
• s now down *0 feet
The vein of the Dill* group ha* de
veloped a width of *0
feet
Thl»
property la kxst.-d on Granite Hoql
ler Creeh about funr in I les from th«
wonderful
Morning
mine
In
the
Greenhorn district.
The May Queen management i*
now erecting a hoisting plant on thr
prop- rty
It will be callable of sink
ing to a depth of *0«) feet
The Ma>
Queen I* In the Hod Boy district Th.
machinery recently rweeivad h<-re fo<
ihe hoisting plant of the
Mldwav
ip 1» now I..-.ng rapidly Invtal:.- '
A sawmill « also being erected
An order for »«Ml more cords of
wood has been given by the E A K
management
Thia »‘Ol I* being de
llvere.l at the hoist building whbt
no doubt m.-ana the eitrnetve op«-r
sting of the plant
Ore for ahlpment
la now belar
•arked by th* Valley Queen manage
■nent
A wtnie la being sunk, am4
baa encountered a high grade ol
-luartk
The new sampling
mill
r«*c»nth
■reel. | by Arthur A M* Kw.-n Is <<>m
pleted and a test run has just freer
made on ore from the Flora M prop
■rty near town
The mill work.-d ti
the complete
aatlsfactlon
•f
th«
owner*.
The management of the Copper
■ I-.
property kw ated In the Quarti
burg district announces that
work
Th.
will tie resumed In a few day*
ualn crrsia. ut tunn«T I* now In ove*
.00 feet. A drift ha* also been run or
t copper ledge
Thia drift will be
Sktrn 1 d ol <T 100 feet
si VI kl S WIGHT OF * AS
Psopl*
M ho ar*
Hehind thr
Oregon A
Pacific Hard at Work.
<h>«*roor Anwooiwte Provision*
IRagUi tiwmlgraei*.
Ag*la*t
For th* information of all cunconi-
«1 In Or.-gi.t, Governor Chamberlain
has made put*ll< a Iettar received by
‘-■U! f Ogg III. .1, ¡..o '
U| g| ,to|, ,(
Washington D C. calling allenllon
lu the new pruvlelona of the Cnit*d
Btaiau
natu sllaatlon
law*
Th**e
n*w previsione look *ff*et
July »
IN» ai l pr.rtld* that ln order lo b*
valid a court ........ r.| of naturali**
I o* must Show that thè perwon nat
uralu- | i» not ot i-.-s.-u tu all organ
•e-l g. .. nm.-nt n. r alflllated
with
that h*
aa
• l'ina
*• k ims of m . .. ,lf IM
• >1. ri»- ni Ihst he ha. not vlulatad
IO» Of Ih. provlsion. of th.- sali! *<(
,hJ' Ininilgratfon of allena
•nd that h* haa •ompllrd wlth Iti*
<>f prrvtotiB aria on Ibe *ubje<t
'f naturwllsatluu
Th* new a«t •l(" requires that
•v*ry certificate <>f naturalisation
• hall *p.-< tn. ally...............
...... the pro-
recite that
ilaiona of ttit- and previous acta havo
been compii*,! With *n.| If it falls la
I'
■’» it
,..|d Th,
•Ct making the ad lltl.mal regulation*
•as approve.I on March 3
More land MlthUrawn tram Swtltewwet
In OTOfwe CHy IHstrkt.
N'ne townahlp, of hind In ClachB
• ■ M
-n tn i | nn count'«-« tisv*
•■••ii withdrawn from s-ttl.-meat upou
■ l.-K Sphlc Ol lers from A* tin« Com
nlasloiier of the l and Office Pimple
Th- township« are from 5 to 1.1 tn
’,v
' - ■ * ’ »1 turn, tlately
* 1
1 >
>
f", .-«t r.
> a
’
■
<
«cr-« n th- nine t iwnshlns
with
'r»»l la 3<*7 3*0
All of township It
«nd twotbli ' of f. an.hip |j are un
' ’
■! '•■ 1
<>f th.
stole area
•
are va
-,
10 ' urea ar- un»urve>e«l
1
” 1
>f th. general land "fl. *
•
I- ■ | t,, mean that the Interior
lepartment la <1-* Iron a "f ettr: Ung
'h* reeerve
While they are saying but little lh>
m-.iplr who ar«- behind th* Oregon *
Pacific Railroad ar* working dlHgenl
le fichait of Sias,** harbor.
'v. and a railroad line from Grant.
Th* Commercial Club of Eugene
Pass to Cr.-*<ent City will undoubt has Indor-ed i petition
___
prepared
by
• By tie a reality within the nett year
> W Hurd of Florence which will
Colom-I T Wain Morgan Draper chief
r-r- ent.- I to ti,, . . 1,-iary of war
engineer of the proposed road, la »
"d
..................... i -.if ..f th. < itigsna
very I ■» man I.Hiking after the *ur
>f Oregon -.king th.- gov.-•...nI gg
veylng of th» line and the manage
oiiili » well .olmi -io. I
Improve
m.-iit <>f the Waldo Smelting d Mln
eut» . . Go )Hty in th« Hiualaw har-
>ng Company’s copper properti«-* at
T' ■ ; Ilf r: '
,. the Indorse
Waldo, who are the principal backerv ment of Ho- Oregon .!.•!. . itlon In *oa
of thr new
road
Colonel
Draper
Mr II .1
gt
present
la
•tales that they have secured right ot Portland and will bring th.- asm» mat
way for mor* than ihrer- fourth* of ' r f'.-T-i- th.- ..tnt . r< lai b«>-ll*s of
th* road from Granta Paas to Gna th .t city
I .ter he will visit
,qaa
quot. Cal . and have selected all of rran. i.*.. and - -
.- „id from
th*
At each of • flipper* th*r*
'he atatlons on the line
'he place* where stations have brer
,-|.-< -ted ample rlghta of way has beer
Gold Fever In Clackamas.
given not only for a depot but also for
Great
escltement
not
without
siding*
• |.r. »all« III Ihe «outhern I«rt
•f I la kaui. i county !»•< ause ot the
Coining Rvaat*.
oral mining
Ninth annual regatta. Astoria. Au premile, ’orc
<òdd In I mm eri ar I y pay
gust l»3l.
Ing quantities has been hwated on
Htat* fair. Salem H*pt*mb*’ H I»
•
that
Im'.- lie. n
repeatedly
He. ond Houthern
Oregon Dl»trl* t wo k.-.f arid |O ■i.- ted for the last
fair Eugene. H«-pl*mber 3* Oviaber 3
<.n i.-..r« ». .r th- h. 1.1, n w. 4|th «as
Bummer association of th* North n..wr d
!<>««.| before
Rampies that
west Indian samclas Newport. Au
I . .... and (1
thr ion have been brought to Oregon
gust 1737
K tonnate
Klamath
county
fair.
la
’•ne» *v ft. tn. nt eilats
Fall*. October ee
G. hm I
road* conventloa. Je ksea
Warships at Regatta.
vllle August 10
Fruitgrowers' convention. Ja< keoe
A telegram has been re.elv«u! by
vllie August IB
the Astoria regatta committee from
Tea. bcr*' Institute, Tlllaniwok. July the secretary of the navy
__ _ _______
______
stating
that
!»3I
the gunboat Alert had been ordered
Knight* of Pytbl** reinvention. A* to Astoria for
the regatta
A asur­
tori* August 20 31
an* e* have also b.en received from
Teachers' Institute, la Grand* Ju Secretary Moody that the New York,
gust 17 31
Marblrh--*d and Bennington will l>e
Trappings lor NaGoaal Guard
The adjutant g.so-ral's oflee of Ur
Oregon National Guard ha* been no
tilled that a shipment of AL'. United
Htates rifles and K0 .arblnes to
geiher with bayonets belt* scabbards
stings etc . Is on the way to Portland
and will arrive bere In ample time for
the annual encampment In
Rrpti-ni
b*r. There will be nothing la. king In
the new equipment of the home ool
The sel.-.tlon of an *n< amp
dlery
m ut site bangs Arc on account of the
railroad rate*
It Is rip" t«1 that »
de«Talon will he reach«! thia week a*
tn where th* mobilisation will take
pia. »
Insane Populeik>n Ornwlng
The report of Huperlntendent J F
<'albr>-ath of thè state Insane aaj rlu*
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for July «howa that durine thr ri tenth
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"fi hai ln«l itutl'j n In
creaseli from 1324 to 1R3»
I »ring
tbe monito 3» new patients we e re
i
r*tl Yned
celved and one escape
F«>«trte*n pallenti were dlach| Cged
IC di ed and one elop<«l
Of t »
tieni* .-nroll.-'l July 31 there_ m*re
T»e av
»39 male* and 3»3 iemale*
-race ripense of nialntrnaii. w waa
I » .11 per month or 30 < ents p.-r ilai
The total value of articles conclimed
waa («31« 3»
Large Owl Crap.
The ylehl ot oat* In
Cl*, kams*
•■««only this year will I* * the largest of
yf
any year I have ever wl ltnesse.1 ” amd
hill who -ha»
County Treasurer Cahill
In
liver» In that county for 30 y*
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Ils« usaing
crop ron.lltlone. .*
Is also generally good IhronftRo'it the
• ounty
continued th* si-eager ''and
I forecast a good yield of that cereal ”
Th* hay rrep In Clackama* county
wa* *greptl»nally large and It ha*
been years since a large crop of fruit
of better quality ha* been harveeted
there Harvest season Is late.
Ta Treia Kledergartaaa.
Th* profeaeloual department of th*
Weston «tate Normal Rchool ha*
been enlarged by the addition of ths
chair of applied kindergarten
Mlns
Viole« Ell«atwlh Row I b y of Asteria
ha* been elected Io thia position
e « >. «
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L*
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the
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Alaskan cruise In Hm«
P ortland markets .
W h-at—U alla M alia, 7flql7!lc; blue-
stem, 7H<*A|e; valley, 7*.*H0c,
Flour —Valley, |3.nO«e3.1lA per har-
rel, l ard wl.eat »traiglits. »1 ntMkS.M;
hard
wheat,
patents, ICIOdHM);
graham. »3 3»< « 3.. fi , elicle wheat.
»1 BA < 1.00: rye wheat, » 1.00.
Harley— I red, J'.’O per ton; brewing,
»31 . rolled, »21 «31 60.
'»*'*—No I white, »107’*; gray,
»1 06 p<-r cental.
Milletnffe—Bran. 133 pwr toe; mil*
dllng», »17; »h'rt*. »-.’3, .hop, flfi;
llns-cl dairy fo«wl, |IH.
Hay—Timothy, old, »30 per ton.
new , » I I < 15 *c|..ver, nominal, grain,
»13; cheat, nominal
Butt« r—Fancy creamery, ff’^JS’sC
per pound, dairy, nominal, elore, in
>« I 7c.
Cheese—Full -ream, twin«, 14c;
Young America, lie. factory price*,
II* I Sc le»*-
Poultry—Chicken»,
miged.
Ihe
11 '»c per pound, spring, 16<*17l*r.
bene. I3i' I3’»e; broiler*. |S«e3 per
d‘«en. turkey*,
live,
lore If. per
pour.4 dier~ 'l, 14 > I6e; du.-ka, (l>*5
par d«ta*'i, geese, »5>*H.6O.
F irgt—1 Iregon ranch, ll»««30e.
Potai«*»— Old
Burbank*,
7M7fi<
per sack, growers’ pnree; new pota*
tw*. Oreg ,n, HOri* 11 per reck. Call»
forni*, I* per pmind.
Wheat Ruche—in lota of lOO, 5%c.
Beef — («rose steers, »3.75«* 1.36;
«tovaeed, >SW<i*e per pound.
Veal— Ac per pound.
At tten —livore. »3; dressed, Alyfl
Ar, l»m>>*, gross. »3 60; dressed, 7r.
H v.-Gr<«e, »5 60«6.76; dreeee.1,
7c.
Hop«»— 1003 crop. I 5«||n< per pound.
Tallow —prime, per pound, ««Ac;
No 3 ami gres a», 3'*fl3c.
Wool — Valley, 17« I Ac; Fa*tern
Oregon, I3<l6e, molialr, 36*37'.c.
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