The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 02, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text• f d b » bè Z« « ter w> Ji .» .X 3 k J PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT 4'1«», 4)0., I.INN OREO4S //// I). ('. Humphrey I IAS* aï )D scoti ? I Scio -vu— Southern Facili! Ce SHASTA BD11TE < i Coeipevleeealve Rvvtvw of Impart- eel liappeatega of the Pa»t Week. crrxxxM Prueeetcd la v-'eadsaasd Ferm. Meet I Iksl, le Pro»» lalcrvaUag te Owe .................... T J Hmm Many Reader». .... W. A E w 1*0 The Prswbytery of New York has con D •• a general banking an i exchange struct*! a portable ehurth toe mission |.'.» i>»«» L na nxda at current ratas work. A «»»«ere «t ivsn Las »wept < ver lb« and lirait» issued on priori)*! citxa. northern ousel of Portugal. Hlsteen fisher mm: ware drowned. Pullman and Tourist rars uo both trains Chair care barran cut., t>> t ig ieri and Fl »**•>. and t..urial care to Chira*., St. f. II». New Orhans and W sali Ingioi: Connecting at Han Fran, .«co with eterei linee toy Hr.m.lubi Japan, Clona ‘bilippmes. Central ami boutb Amer- «» J M MOORE Threeten*! damage from toreet firwa in the northwewtern aeclioa of Maine baa l»<en avert*! by heavy rain. DENTIST Scio Ortffta W. E. CUMAN. <1. I*. Portland, Ore The American »'earner Sierra baa sailed from Sydney, N. H. W., for ■ mu Iram i-ro with »'¿SO, '»Ml in gold. I All »ork guaranteed Ketmatee furasi.*! Ten pwr*'M were injured, two »eri ouely, in a trolley car ruaaeay at Chi cago. A green gripman was responsi- ; 1>1» for th« accident. I SCIO. OREGON XcltcUc Malica; CtaAl&uati, Th« International paper company, at Rumford Falls, Me., refuses to gonad« Ur the domami» of the union, and 700 men are idle Co ;w Ground has Iwn broken at Pueblo, Colo., lor an olwtric line from that city to Beulah Springs aa.l acroa» tha moan- tains lor a distance of »0 miles. AU. PRILL M D. FHYSICIAN ant SURGEON Scio, "í.'0'l THE SCENIC LINE Through Balt lek» City, les lville I’ ebl" i „lirado Spring« and BEAL ESTATE BHOK ER, Jostle» et th» rate» Kotary Tubile Scio Orsgcn /’ ll Mauldin* Nul» Cigars and Toba- ... an t » '^.Irioke <d all kind«. I ry film. Denver, the Famous Buck? Mountain b enery try day light to all points East. 3 Sleeping Cars and superb Dining Car Servie«. ALLOWED W. C. McBRlDE. Gen. Aient For tale», fuliier» and other 124 Third St., Portland, Or fonunalion addre¿'» Pi. W HPiGEY All kli»i» <>l »alche», cl« k> ami Jeaelry SCX9 OXtXOOH The Oregon branch of tlx Masonic Knights Templar met in Albany ttiia year and a lively time bad by all. The Gwirgc following officers »«re elected II. Hill, ol Portland, grand command er; I . N. Roney, of Eugene, deputy grand commander; I». C. Alger, of Al- lam) . grand generalI»aimo; George II Burnett, ol ftaleui, grand captain gen eral; 1-. J. Miller, c>( Albany, grand senior warden; F. A. Paine, o^Engene, grand junior warden; B. G. White boase, of Portland, grand treasurer. Jame» F. Robinson, of k rigen«, grand recorder. I ANI> Waiw Maker ALBANY— LUNCH At Sanger, Cal., a clevei thief sub stitut»! a brick for » 1 ,ü(X) in coin. CO TXT ER Turkey has appointed a commission to inaugurate reforms in Macwlonia. MiKilkip A Churchill, Prop». R»wiv< r Nobey of the Olympia land office ie charged Willi belug absent without leave. ALBANY ORI.OUN • « - 1 hr beet 20c meal In Open all night, the T. Manuel Hermann, btottici of the Oregon congressman has resign»! from office in the pension service. Uo To Ihe ¿SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLEST C. II BUCK, Prop. Irvine <5' Myer, Props. Only Fir»t-Cla«e Shop In The Citi Nhavlng ....... flair Cutting NhamtxMilng Hath« 15 cents I)K M H ELL:S Greet pressure is I wing brought to bear to hare Lord Milner reconsider bis telassi U enter tbe British caninel. Premier Balfour holds that the >«-»t e.lotion of the Balkan problem ia for the power» to »upport a Ituaeo-Austrian agreement. Hack connects with all trains at U'est Scio and morning train at Hunkers. Tlx striking carmen at Newark, N. , have returned to work. The ootn- pany txa pn>ml»ed to consider tbs change» demanded. Our rifs are first-class and our horses food drivers Prices reasonable No tree« i.ai bean found of th« men who attempted to hold up the O. R. A N. train near Portland. Th« wound*! man who wa» captured continue» to Improv«. EIE AND EAR •Mcl.lwaln block Austria fears a Koaeuthist revolntioa in Hungary. All«ny, Oregon Odd Fellow« will erect a 11,000,000 tempi« in Baltimore. J. J. Barnes & Son, lord Milner i* oelievad io Lav« de al in*i to enter the British cabinet. !n a r* ent battle txt ween rebel» and Turkith troop« th« latter lo«t 600 men. riaaon—Uhichering. Krmlwll, Weber and others We buy our »lock in large quantifie« and keep a full lina of carriage and wagon material. Allkin.lt of work in our lina dono on abort notice. Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREGON JJ C. HUMPHREY Kimball E.U. WILL The Shans ago, Pa., tin plate mill, tlx largest in th» world, la to stint down. Mr» lefferson I‘avia, widow of tha preaxlent of the Hoathern Confederacy, 1« In Buffalo, seriously ill. Ornerai Riunir $ralrr Rasala and Austria har« again warn*I Turkey and Bulgaria agaiast war. and derlare massacra« muet reaaa. Mnaic Book«. fihrat Music, Snail Instruments and Stringa Agent tor the popular "Naw Homo" Sawing Machina. Ruasian »old 1er» are perixruting th« Jaw» of Gomal. The inopia were Inst an and the It Lona«« robbed and burned Ii Sell i Sewmi Machine far $20, Warraated for Fire Team Needles and Buppllsa lor all Hewing Machines. Pianos. Organs, and Sawing Machines R»|«ired. 120 First Street - Washington, Hept. JO —"Contrary • Albany, Oregon sentiment Í among the people of Oregon In favor of Tha bunt for tha man who held up tha O. R. A N. train near Portland ha» ao fat fallad. No traca whatever can ba found of tlx land It». Th» woanded man rafnses V giva any partitala« aa to who hl« 'rifoderale» are MODI RN PHI <0t! UR A DI Ml A BIC) SUH P C* Ml « forest reservas," «aid H. D. ixngiile. tlraat PragrsM Haa Hs«a Med» la th» Theueaad» er» I oed«d at P»ndl«loa te» tlx o-egon man who is now forest in I adwairy. AU Parte of the West. ' sp*ter in tbe txtrau ol forwtry, and Tr,a creel progresa that ha» been Pendleton le one of the greatest j who has lust returned from a sum mar In the prune industry In thia »beep »hipping «waters of the Pai Iflc ' spent in examining lands that l ave About KW t*»n wittelrawa in that »tale. •***• ,n ,he last few years la Indicated* slope railroad m<-n »ay "I spent a large part of th« summer lh" machinery which has been put ..... alicrp have t* n shipped fruaai and thro <h ihat d this teaaua. A conferring with people living in the vt « operation al the Willamette Valley Croat many more will ba »hipped ba einrty of various a Itbdrasala,'* he I'rune Association a warehouse la lore the winter tsaws n>m<-s on. aa coulinomi, "and l And they gwneralty Haiem • fa ni.-reriK nt ba» Just bernai» •« In one corner of the ware- indorse tbe rv—rra polity, am! i »ani l.ouee »tanda an old taahlonmt bead tabllehe.1 mors rverrves ewtabllsbsd in Ovwgnn. I prone grader, of thy back breaking Th" ORAN' ret*orte that JOO care te ' It waa < apable of handling ten bad !><•••» »hipped from and through talked to farmers, to I am I rar men tona of fruii a day if a gang of meu that iroint while it wa» aieertâlaed st.r kn.en. and, in 1* t, Io all ' .asa W A C H ba ’ bamfled ?•» In tb*< that and tire overwlxlminbg eenlimanl fav .ould keep II gutng steudlly car* Th. < ari* a» a rule, are loaded orable to tbe reserve policy waa v«uy center of ih« warehouse la a massive power grader, «1 feet kxg end leu with about ;<*) »h<*«p »ach gratifying " These shipment» ar> much h- avfsr feel high, thè mosi up (odale inaciliue Mr, I angille spent s«v«rul weeks in for that klnd of work Ita caparli? la U '« than thwy "ere laat year at thia the Kogiie river country and th» to- time The »hlt>m<'t-.ta i f the »«tire - ’00 - ----- ton» — a day »«e In <■. former ,M. s ¿ yeare s ■ the ' M< mairder of th« seeam in the vicinity of prune» w.-» loaded on tru< h» taken runtry will greatly ex. e*t the «hip for the r*aa*x the other withdrawals in Oregon ►»'■• up to the »«■< ond floor • n an r-levalot ment» “f last that in tlx Blue mountains, which he and emptied Into th» grader by men that thet" are mori- sheep In the Itr’ry at.4 f. < .1 |» >, e pt Insali y fn Southwestern i • ho lift*! the am ks of prunes to th» vlaited a year ago. l_ ______ •i ■ «t ' '.b. ep ?»•«»-, are fori ci .. f Now th» grader steads on Oregon h« found th« peoni« divided, The »»»»<• n I» now fairly A continuous chala to sell half favoring ■ reaerve, baft opposing I th« third floor 'pene.I an>| heavy »hlpmenta will con In haatern < 'regoti, the vntiment *u .carrying cupe runs from the baa- tinue for the nett month or ao ment to th« top of th» grader On •trongiy in favor o new reserve» at all M -»t >f the al.cep have been ship j any floor prunes may b» dump«-.) Into livcalitlee where withdrawals have a hopper and they ar« carried up to . •-! to fortien.i • ■ the .,», and Seat Iroso inaile. •• a'- I ’her » .1 pointa Ho«» the grader without further effort He bollare» the examination» n a ie From th« grader th« prunes run have been «h ¡ i *1 ua far east sa Ht Hear ptnenta have bee* this year by the various reprvaentativea through a steam process from which r»ii' a-lo to Calif. » points No raa of the bureau of forestry who have been they emerge Into another hopper and b >n I» aro. gì e.I f r this eitraordlnary in Oregon, will furnish »nrttcient date i from thia they drop Into box«» alt From start to activity ! ■ yon,j th" fa. t that a scarc to gold» the aecratary of lire interior in I ready for packing ity of mutton prevail» In Uta I tati marking the bo.miarle» of the prop« s*i ¡ finish manual labor Is reduced to a «ecticm i---------- w — Many aheep nt Montana, ; minimum and nearly all the work la ,„.w rr-eerves. . done by machinery During the pan thia year, have been ktll*t by aerare , »age of the prunes through the grader »torma ami there I» not th» usual sup j and processor they ar» . lean««! of all ply thero. W Alt CLOUDS LU r. The ...nti-nnial of tbe founding of ; '» »»>•' <•’’ Chicago was oetoòrated by th« burning kbit M. Natohovitch s going d much n,l tire and other tire work». »tantln.ple in the capacity of Bulgarian I diplomatic a<rnt Hr conduct«*«] thr At New H*v«n, Conn., a tret will bo negotiant with the port« lot June, and . made to a* ertain tlx minimum amount tor their failure returned to Kofia nf food r»jeiied for the maintenance of. j-,ie >B)mittee appointed for the par health pose at the lim« of ye terday's demon- A Berlin trollev car company baa «Galion of 16,000 Macedonians in this wiccwaded in running its cars 117 mile» city waited on Premier I'etroff today per hour »nd hopes to attain a sp*«! of »nd asked him if the government in I tend»! to do anything to help the Mao- <*lonians. .M. Pairoff replied the mln- A Sew York judge ordered a father i istry was acting iu whst it eooceived to to whip his V-year-old daughter In Ib« tb« treat intere»!« of Bulgar ia, an-l court. She had oonfeaaed to stealing would continue the »am« policy. The small articles < spokesman ol the committee told th« The W arner livestock company I*» lieen awarded land in dispute with Hitchcock. *1 uat ter», by Secretary Tbe laud is in Eastern Oregon along tlie’mlge of Warner lake and has b»-n in I nutrover»y for alsjut 20 years. promptly repair*!. U Arv Anarchists are said te have formu Melgarla Takes hew Mops In Mmsdoela Ports I evssns Apprehension» lated a pain to assassinate the sultan [ of Turkey. Holla, Bulgaria, Hept. 30.—The »itu- ¡ ation here is much brighter today, and The Chicago university desires a anJ ; the war cloud» appear to have lifted. grant to explote in Itabvlonia and not . The porte'» assurance that the 33 oat ; Babylon a» previously aanotinced. ' tal ion» recently tmiered to proceed from Skilled mechanics in the New York ! Monastir to Adrianople will not Ire building trade» to the noinlar of 1,000.- morad has lessened th» apprehensions i)00 non will ».11 l I. .rm ... a s gigantic aiaantic combine r-omhie« ,( ¡talgarieti go ver 11 ti r ti t. Further Modern Equipment. through Pullman and Iourlet STOPOX EKS Dralsr Xa Fr,-»!i Candi The city of Dresden will eatablisli a Lome for drunkards. Or«ro& T»;«phofl» Xzchtac« Vo. XI. j> the NO. oWklals tied Remrve» New Wonted. there is a steadily growing Firebugs are aUiking terror to the hearts of all Harlem, N. Y. They ataft hlaree >n the beeemente of fiata M I‘.MI3 to what apfxars totea |opolar beiial, Ore; »a S»ta PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OrMtuatt GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE Hee 6|r» 'I F W>««1nan»e», agent at M ret !ù io slatn.n, or addrv-a -A’.; C B? Bank State 2, ORHUON IS LH ANOINI). forsalry TWO HEHLSPHERES. xeves I' -rtlaml A *1 » m , * tn p nt Alheny 12.10 | 11 SO p tn A • ■ i< » h . II X> a ». " Itacranxnto 7 A’> p tn , » »6 a m ” Pan F ram ¡sou 7 aS p m, 6 *>S a PROFESSIONAL > COI NTV. OIIEOON, O< TOBEIt EVENTS OF THE DAY 111» Traina lea»a Ural brio f..r Portland and »ay station« at 10 IS a to Isjir or All«ny at 246 p rn yj.'- 11 1 1.1 NN SCIO. VII. VOL. ' premier hie reply would not te s»ti»fi st ory to the people, and the committee thereupon withdrew. The Dnevnik, commenting on the situation, says "Althougti the Bulgarians remain quiet, it is not a true indication of the national feelings, but it is owing to the approaching »I» lion»." Tbe paper adds it will “ not be >ong before everybody will try to (Oil'S to >• government! o take actfcn. MAD Kl Rt SH Mt TO DR DBA A TH. South Carolina Train Strike» Curve at Very High Speed. » Charlotte. H. Hept. 30—While running at a high rata ol »|w*l, a south bound fart mail train on Ite Hoathern Railway jum|»-,l from a tree tie 76 leet high, north of Nanvllle, W. V«., this afternoon and was almost de mollsh*!. Of the crew of 16 men, in- eluding mail carriers, nine were kill»! and revi-n ln|ur*i. The treetle where the accident oc- curr*i is 600 feat long and is on a sharp curve. Engineer Brodie, who was a new man on that division, came to the curve at high speed. The locomotive had only gone a>«at 50 feet when it sprang from tbe track, carrying with it four mail cars and an express car. The treat le, a w« eden »trmtore. «leo gave way Int a »pace of 50 leet. At the foot ol the trestle ts a shallow stream with a rocky bottom. Mr iking thia, the locomotive and cars were reduced to a mass of twist*! iron and steel and pierra of splintered »nod All tbe dead m»n were mutilated. No <>ne on any cd the rai« tied made an effort to jump, and the bodies of all those kill»! were found in the tsiece- age of tbe different cars to which they had lieen engaged. A crowd soon galb erwl. Home women among them faint»! at sight of the cru»i.*l Indies. All tlx express matter in tlx express enr was deetr<iy»i. I dirt, are marie uniform In moisture 'and are placed In th« boxes bright amt clean whbat T ma M at standstill No Sales Dw the Peedlston Market sad No fihlpmeats Io Coast. Th» wheat market of Pendleton and Vicinity Is at a complete standstill No sales have teen mad« for nearly i we. p and no »t.iprn. nts of moment are l>< Ing made to th« i «st Thia state of affairs was . -vtiaed by th« sudden decline In prieta Club I» quote«! at 67 cents per bushel. while hluestom Is s«*lllng at TO rente Thia la a drop of 5 cents per buahrl on both classes of wheat The mills bad txxxted the price They were )uet out of wheat, and If they had not paid high prices they would hsve been forced to shut down Some of the mills south of here had to suspend operations because they !ld not .«re to pay auch a fancy prl<« The mills are now well supplied and ar» buying but little, only In < ases Where lh»rw Is storage room The export buyer •«■•ins out of the market The farmers will not sell at th" present quotations. aa<1 the buyers will not offer higher money Ther» sr« about #001>60 busbwls of unsold wheat In the county. Never »a» th»r« such keen activity among farmers In storing wheat Th" biiyi-ra aa ythat about .7000 »ack» ar« arriving In Pendleton daily, which Is 10O0 sacks above the average daily delivery This rush of wheat to th» warehouses Is due to farmers fearing a wet seaeon. an«! also tn get this »nrk off their hands so fall »«-«ding By the middle nt next can be start*! weep all th" grain of the country will The have lieen place,! under «belter weather I» Ideal for th» finishing of harveat Moat of th» grain which wa» standing whan th» r»<-eut rains esme will not be thresher!, but will tie rut for feed. Installlag Mlelag Machinery. Minins The Crystal Consolidated company Is at the present time en»r gctlcallv placing ma< hlnery that has They l een contracted for some time are now Installing a 60horse pc**»’ They boiler and engin» and sawmill have also placed an order with the Union Iron Works of R«n Francisco for a stamp milt Thia will soon be completed and will be on the ground early next month The company Is also building a wagon road from the new Champion Creek road to the Mountain f.lon ' >aln> a distance of 7600 feet, the coat of this road will b» »bout »4000 This company has a large amount of or» In sight and will run th» mill continuously during th« winter months. State Veterinary Hoard. THkoWS THU I AND OPIi.N. Tffect of Ruting Relating to Timber aed Mona Petri«». Th« ruling by th« department !• ; -rir ■ «tri tly the t.-rtlniony taken n t ruh.-r ,n>.| «• .« entries In regard ■ »I- niai n will have ih» »ffe.-t of tho » ng ; • ri eg r n a «reatar part f th« Ilo ' «r land which bus l'-*tr en ter.-.l upon un-h-r th«- a. > of Jiro» 2 l<?4 and for *1 h patenta have act I.... .. l»»ued There would be no po* «Ibi* wav to enter the land th-a ax •; l by who have forest rewervo lieu land I rlpt tn pis. c and thia would hern th« <-ff t of throwing the wet lands . f the public demain Into ■I <• Iran I» .7 rp. ill whl. h have ight up all available •< rip to usa 'er g -, ‘ rub.'r inter» Thia I» the atar i result ••ng-.-«« most detdred to avdd only a small percentage of the -i f . r th » t have been made by a.!)ar«nt homesteader«, who enf«c auch lands to n erra to th«* elves an i gu or« * ■ »-diami for the future Puksgma a village Villa g» nt Tanta. Tents. N«»'ithea»tern Oregon Nmithcastern O’"g >n can ••«« txraat boa«! at of .lt> h b uit oit e entirely Rpkeg • .it> tlrelv of '«nt« !Yk»g a I« th* name of this unique n ; ■■ village »hl' h I« vhlch I» Io tn vted ,i-d sm. eno ng the t. t werlng »»ring pine« i near n- «r the eummit » in tuit of f a mollatala ninnatala range «ng» It la I» th» t< t-omlnus tiiliiu» of the Klam atn Riv.-r ra sth is : ..¡vf a branch of <>f ths the Southern Pacific rot»- The branch la cor* •tru'tel fo- a .ilataru d -ram « ■ of 25 mil»« at ruder! for miles and wa« was laid for the purpose of tap ting th» Din* tirai • o r belt of this section Mullon ling People h«r« have rushed in to ae »» iiyn .ir» land ’«art and many n n.v tlmter tin.' ■ r Io-allons »Ilona h«v« have al «1 ready been made mad» In fa- t all tha the brat if t ths the land ar I lias ha« I ■ »U »n tak»n fat»n Stats Normal fkhonl Stai» School opea. <vpsa. at Th» The Work wurk at et the ih* State Normal Nwrsal al Many students M inn outh ha» atudente Monmouth ha« bi-gua b«gug worfc of gat- «re In attendilo ■ and the work ting pushed ttng birated Im a'»d !» l I -.g ig rapidly rapldly puahed. unua'ially large number of aew An iinuaually naw feres are appearlng appearing and the face« thè addition a ldì'lon al faciliti-'- rnno ’a'Ion ut nt facllltb'- f'.r f - the th» a - "tnmodatloa ktridi-nt» p vlderl vllcd In anticipation antli Ipation of students As In- r-a r< a « Il !••• !•«• fully required rcqulred an In. »HI » k norma! Is la -, ■ • ■ ■■ .,'»■* normal ■ >.» new »ledenti »' edaci« better na tersi .I the represent have had much repres-nk many who bave ranch »ìpartenre In tea king klng and Wh« wh« cerne »ipertenr» ape. lai trainine training for spe. At State Agricultural CeMsga. RegGtration haa te»n In progress •I the Agri ultural college today The total l a» < I • <1 .’SO The total at the cloo- of the first day laat year wan J27 There i» a va»t contingent of r • w • ! lent» and It I» certain now that the fr<-Umat> 111»a will lx larger than usual. PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat —Walla Walla, 74c; bl (te The member« of the Or«gon »tata sts m. 7»c, valley. 7»t veterinary board rreated at the last Flour—Valley, fS.6»4l.4» par bar •endton of th" Oregon legislature will rel; bard wheal straights, 13.76414.It; be named by Governor Chameblaln In hard wheal. patents, 14 tOg i »0, a few daya The board will toaalat of graham, |I1*4J..5; whole wheat, five competent practitioner« of refer Inary medicine and surgery Two of |3 »»44.00; rye wheel, »<60. Barley— h«xd. »1».00<B»0 00 per ton ; the men to be appointed wltl «erve for a term of two year« and three for brewing, »31; rolled, »21 421.60. Ogt«—No. 1 white, »1.10; a term of four reara and after th» «TSF. Brat two y»ara th» t«rm of «■»ITS-» of »1.0*41.10 per cantal. Threatened Strike of Coal Minera. all members will b» four years Th» Millstnfs—Rran. »31 yver ten; mid- Altoona, Pa., Sept. SO.— President members s»rv» without compensation dliags, »26. sir >rta, 131; drop, IK; hut rnrelra th»lr traveling and other Patrick Gilday, of District No. J. liwe»*l dairy ford, »1». Unit*! Mineworker», la authority for •tp«MM Kay — Timothy, »14.00 per ton; the statement that a »trike o' the IB,. clover, nominal; grain, 110; cheat. telling Off Rangs Cattle. 000 men employed by the Pennayl- nominal. ftoma catttemen of southeastern Butter—Fancy creamery, 36*37 4,« van la Coal A Coke eom|«ny. th» new Oregon »av the range this season 1« ly fermed »oft coal combination in the per pound, dairy, 16*30c; store, 1» the «hortMt tn many years J C i central Pennsylvania field, la threat 416c. Franks, superintendent for J D Carr I en*! He ba» given the official» until Poultry—Chickens, mixed, U« one of th« rattle kings of the coast i October S to agree to carry out the pro »ays they are reducing the herds on 12Hc per pound ; vpring. 144141#«; 1141 Jo ; brollara. If 00 par vision» of the Altoona wale. Thomas the Carr ranges as fast aa they can hens, Watkins. who w»i a member of the And sale for the rattle live, 10412c per Tb«y have dnwn ; turkeys, d,14<*15e. . dacke, 3444.30 Anthiacite Arbitration Comm lesion, is already disposed of many hundreds poo add r _ and ther» are many more to be sold ' p«r down. g*»»«. »6'46.6(1. vic*-1.resident of tlx company. notwithstanding that th» management i Uggs—Oregon teach. 34c. has purchased range lands during th» , Potab**—Oregon. 6.647V per sack, Canal Board Has No Hops pr»s»nt year costing about »50 6™* «weet potatoes. 2‘-»< per pound. New York, ftept. 30 — A Colombian Wheat Ka. ka—In lots of 100, »He. ranator who appears to have reliable Slaughter ef IM^aeawt* Beef — tjrqas steers, »3 76<4.M; informetion gaye, according to a Hera d There ta urgent n«*rf f”v vigoren» ■ dressed. 647e per pound. dispatch from Bogota. ,hal ,,M' ron'- Veal—6*4» per ponnd. mission appointed to draft a new prop enforcement of the game law» of th» Mutton—Gy so. »3; dreaamf, »4 osition for a PanaM canal will report atat«. »o far a« they are designed fW th» preservation of the Chlne»» pheas III»«; laml«. groee, »3.60; dreamd, Be. It to be nseloee. The aerial» will «x- For the paat five week» th»»» ant r_. Hogs—Gross, »6 604».7»; dressed, aniln« tbe legality of the canal com birds bave been killed In corintie»» pany's extension of time on the con numbers tn the Willamette valley, al- •«. Hope— l»02 crop, 21c |*r pound tract of Mancini Caldron Worn taking though the •»aeon for killing of thia any new action on (he canal propo-' gam» doea not open until Thursday. Wool — Valley, l'rRJBc, eastern Oregon, 1247V;‘moKalr, 364»YM*> •Ilion. October 1.