The Santiam news., May 26, 1905, Image 1

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THE SKIPTON STABLES
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
Good Turnouts, Prompt and
Courteous Attention
NEWS OF THE WEEK
OKEi.OX
CANAL POLICY UNCHANGED
Pla>n
JAPAN CONTROLS KOREA
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Statement I, Given Out From
War Department.
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Washington. May 23. — The follow­
ing atalenient was given out al the War
deportment tonight
YELLOW WITH GOLD
STATE ON CREDIT BASIS.
ttASONAMi RUES
"No little amusement haa town cre­
sta! in the a»!iu inlet ration al Washing­
<«f«ei w
ai»l X. aawik Kr-<U
I - Albany
Ctoffgl n
ton ami among its friends over the st- , R.ch Slr>U M*da *' Southern Oregon Rai reedufn Pahhoni Stoi> Projected
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M.n* Cr*At*t tacitement.
Improvement« of State Institution«
tempt to distort the fa» ta afoul the
Panama purchase«, an»I ««pa ially In the
Medford—.A «trike wa« made in the
Haleni — The filing of thr |»e<itiona
attempt b> show that under pressure jOpp mine laat week that er 11 pern aay- ’ for th* referendum up < thr generai
there lisa l«een an alteration in policy. J thing ttat ha* ever l»rrn made on the appropriation bill with the awretary
Ever since Kerrwtary Tall ami the Pacific c« a*t ami even I «eat a the great of state, throws th* stair upon Ha
M»kilk>p A Lhur.hlll. Prop«.
A Resume of the Less Important but Panama commission«!, with the presi­ •liatrht of Tom>|>ah and <»o hl field, in a : crrtlil until the next l«gi«lalUfe make*
dent's approval, announce««! their in­ i true fiMure vein that ia tatweeti alate goo«| th* drfirie« * v, unir«« the j»r«»pla
Not Lees Interesting Events
tention. thorn lias not loeu the slight­ and porphyry, which average* 15 fret ! «ve fit to sustain the •< tloi of the last
AlB4NY URIGON
of the Past Weak.
eel change. ami all statement, to tha in width. An ore < hutr wa* opened leg-sla tur* and adopt the measure at
contrary have no foundation whatever " - which ia 100 feet m length and feet in ! the June rlw lion ot HMNi
The gen
Tlie atatement aarne bi indicate some width, all apA'imrn rnrk. which will j crai appropriation b II carries a total of
■Jiff«rerne ot opinion between the pres- \ ta exhibited at the taw ia A Clark fair, *
The Servian cabinet baa rreigned.
1 uient and Hecretsry Taft regarding the i in PoHland. Thi« rva k t« literally »• >v* [ rvferetolum u|*on it not <>nlv I blocks thr
H MfRAal
i <. Hr y aat
The twnk at tiuldfirld, Nevada, haa
policy of purchasing supplies for the ered with tta yellow metal, an«l runt ; ptngrvea ot th* normal nrtuml da, inclu-
Go
To
Th«
tailed.
am air a «*>,
Isthmian »anal wherever they ran la •
¡•ion of which in th«* bill wa* thr direct
Efforts h> settle the Chicago strike •m ural al tlie lowest prices.
One man took out 110,000 In one1 rauae <«f the refcretiduin i movement
I »ar a lawn renewed
After the (»olicy of buying »applico ahift, uud the riw'k ta now on exhthi agatnal it, but
in»ri«uwly r Impede«
G»4«lnl*ck
Al MANY (»«M»
Tlie German empress tell down atair, «liber in America or abr»a»i had toen lion at the Medford p’rtnanent rxhibi- t the tontrmplated w >rk of improv«*ment
I announced, great prvseure was exrrta! I tloll building
H*«me aa« ka go •• much •nd eniaryement of the aayturn for tn*
•ml «nata mal severe injurm
by the "stan»i-|attere" to have the am 11,000 fier wack
Thia strike ha* ' •ane am! other «(ate tn*tttulb*n«. which
[ . H MONTAMB
Minister Russell is coming home to matter left for determination <4 Con­ i ransed the greatest ex« itctnrnt am^ng ' tlr|>en«l upon the appropr lalhui fur
testify in the Bowen-Loom is dispute.
go-««
hp-aker Canno» »as at ili» in mers and )>ru*|«rv!orwo( anything that i matnlenahce.
VII thia raier» the <|U«**ti<>n of Bw hat
Shaving....................... 15 cent«
The fraternal temple at litel-ewia White bouae and urgrwl tin« course on has occurred «ince the greet Gold Hill
Itaar Fuh • sn
•• •• iU»f
• •
and Clark fair has l>een formally dedi­ the president. The matter »aa pro- nritement in | ni >5, which thia exceed« ’ action the aecrvtAfy of •late ami mein-
flair < utf! g
<4 I'wnil* n« nJ |*a«MAUi
erntml
bi
the
cabinet
meet
lug
Fruiay
l>r. J. F
Itaddy came to M«*lfor»l J t»rra of the Uiar«t« of tr'iatrv*» of (he
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cated.
Shampooing ...... ‘¿5
•nd the ant>Ra|iient intimation given from Sftokane, Wash , ode y«*ar ng«», in different alate in«tituln»n« will take
O«e* «« hi MM iwi ALBANY OBCOO
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Hath«...... »......... .. ........ 25
The Macli«(>*Loreni-Ciaw ford I" at' tliat conrvaeiona bad lorn made the
search of a quarts property, and was upon the a« I adopted by the laet legia-
office fraud caae la »n Inal in Wash- ultra-protm tioiiiata to the extent that
adviaed by many s»» caltai expert« that laturr. providin< that all employe* < f
<H ORGI DAMI:
I’ROPRII TOR
ing'on
old» I.»-» raaarv material w -iild I«- pur- there was nothing in the diatriet that •Late tnatitut n-nw, t ducal :■ rnal, pen<l,
chase»! until an »»pport'inity ha»l lorn would wArrant an in'«-aiment or ei|»en* I reformatory, indy tn "«unary, etc . aba’I
Tha St Paul railr -ad ia to reach the
given c»»ngr«<«a to enact legislation on dtture <»f any capital along three line«, I l*e («ahi monthly, inatead of quarterly.
c<>aal by connection with the Oregon
the subject.
Thiai.no» followml by but as iDLumu h a* l>r. R«wl<ly could j Thia act pre*« rtt«« that at the end <»!
<-r • »«r ) ;rsi •
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i Short Line.
a declaration from !*« retary Taft liiat plainly «re that nothing but surface ’ ra<h month and u|a*(i j>re«rntati<ia f
ORK GO
The Hague arbitration tribunal haa ' there has loen no change ol policy.
At «ANY
work ha»l e'er l«ern done, save where a tlie duly verified an I approved pat*
la i-le.1 that Japan cannot tai foreign
Thrr«* will un<l<»ubt0»lijr I h * a retwwal mins had paid from the era** roots, an«l * roll« <»f any cd the inRt'tutmna by the
i onceeaiona.
<»t prwurt* u|w>n tl»<* pfruitimi «*iihrr having unbounded faith in the district, au)>erintemlenl or other anthoriar«| off -
L>1 R M I ‘»II » J i> M D
-oh*' k'
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A number of collier, accompanying ito have 0ii|ipliri* Itou^ht from Arnerhan after careful examination, hr tta ided ' rial I»» th*
Incrmat*! prices or to erect on this mine a ten-stamp (mill, I panird by a airrety liond In a aurtu lent
the Ruaaian fl<et caught fire ami »HI manufacturer*
IVa buv our et . k in larga quantifica
fi->t 1.11¡¿ ibifir until MÍt*T aiMM-mbhlitf I»f And sm< •• t he i
. thr NMM
•urn to cover all liability, the arcretan
l»e Vital
. congrua«.
and keep a full line of carriage
ami
has earned |IOO per diem net, which . of «ta»r ¡a required to draw a warrai I
\ numlar of St IxMtia fair eihlbitor.
«•tily show» that Southern Oregon today in full of the Am unt of the payroll
alarla
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• '
• la
have aeka! for a hearing, holding that
C'.O Ir I fi a
STANDARD PIPES IN KANSAS
tiAs more undrvelo|»cd r«n«ourcee than ; and in fav*<r of the atieprintendent,
ur lino done on abort u lice
I the awatd. were mlair.
any territory west of the MmeiMippi who is aulhonxrd to draw the money
from the trv«3ur\ ami required t«j pay
The preaident will call an eitra eea- Connaclionx Completed to Rasch Half river.
$ . I, . « ■ i M
the employe* the a; - >unt due them for
•ion of congree, in tlctolar to act on
Acrott th* Continent.
the r 'ab">r«s
the railroad rate quration.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
Kan«*« City, Mo., May 23. — W. F.
The divided Ruaaian fleet will meet (intra, ot Independence, Kan., su|»rrin-
CROP OUTLOOK GOOD
CiDGueall Okie
at the Babuyan ialandi, north of Luion, trndrnt of all the p>|»e line* of the Pendleton Sc ouring Mill M ai Bought
lilt
X
I
id
priceal
to
Vladivialok.
Much
Wool
Th*»
Season.
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a -. 5ta-
ORlGOM
Wheat. Rye. Baric, and Hay Promt,,
Pendleton — The Pendleton
wo»l
The I’rraby tenan general aaaembly e>uri, Indian Territory and Oklalxima,
to Eclipt. Jotephin. Record,.
«roaring mill« hav • pun baeel 3,(MM) -
haa decidod on union, but the Cumber­ said Unlay;
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CO.,
OKSGOX
Br T. L DUGGER
In a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy leaden
BAPPLNINGS OF TUO CONTINENTS
—ALBANY
L USCH
CO USTE li
C PROFESSIONAL >
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ATTOR.NEY AT LAW
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
J. J. Barnes X Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
DENTIST
Graduate Edcctic Medical College
Horseshoeing a Specialty
SGIO, OREGON
Scio
State
Bank
PHYSICIAN ani SURGEON
Oregon
Scie
Belo, Oregon
TLtphsa» Zx:hia:« X» 11.
errazns
...................... T J Mra « ««•
W. A. l.wiau
SHELTON
EML ESTATE BROKER,
Jnatica sf ths Tasca
Xstury Pnkllc
Ocla Crag sa
D
a general banking and •ichang.
bus nets
1. ns tnade at urrent rates
and drafts issued on principal cities
IAST JV)D SOÜT55
R. V. HKGEY
SBASTA ROUTS
Traina leave West Hrio for Portland
and » ay atatioiia at 10 46 a ia
loare
All kimla ot watchaa, che ka and jawalry or Albany at '.' «6 p ru.
promptly rapairixl
^aa ' ea Portland R30 a in ,1 Vp m
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Altany 12 10 p m . 11 v- p m
<
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ba< ramentd 7 V> p rn , S 55 a m
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ban Fran« lac»» 7 55 p tn , Ä 55 a
•cxa onzaax
CORNER SALOON
Pullman and T> un«t rar« on U>th
trama ( hair cart ha< rar.-ento to Og­
ie n and Fl l’**-»^an<l i- urifft car« to
I hltRgo Ht 1 * . •. N*w Or It mi »« and
U
aahington
l ine Ulne«, liquors and Cigar«
Connecting at Kan Franriare with
«vera! line* f<>r Honolulu, Japan, ( Inna
'hihppmwA, Central an ! > uth Amar-
Pure ! ju- r, fur Medicinal Purpose,
Hee Mr, M F W.minai a>e, sgsnl al
A cat bcio (talion, or a»l.lre»>a
Give V* a Vail
SCIO
“We are preparing to take care of all (MM) |M»tinda of wool thi« year and haa
the oil production in th«* Kansas field. it* plant running day and night with
The Whiting, 1. T , pipe line will ta ahift« of 35 men each, cleaning the
General Chaffee will make a tour ol
luoinpletrd in a few «lays, and then we w >1.
Four thousand potim!« o* the
the army poala in Alaaka.
'« bii handle all the oil produced west of ecoared product are turned out daily
from In.(MM) pound« of the raw mater«
Tha Venezuelan supreme court has the MiMinippi river.”
cancelled the aaphalt cuocaaaion.
The Htandard'e pi|>e line at Whiting ial put through tlie vat*
The w « my I
The president haa lo«n aekeil bi make from it« Hugar R<* k refinery is nearly «brink« «I mhi I 74 per cent m the clean*
i*«itabli«h(*tl on the outakirta of Kan - mm mg proc«’*«». The wourrd wool i« «ell-
a national invdigatiou of lite iniuranc.
<-ity, and will la* completed next Fri- ; ing at b5 cent« a |»ound f. o. b. Pen-
cotnpaniea.
day, according to official* who have’dleton. Thi* i* U’lng I »al ml a« faat a«
The Goulda will extend the Wdern viaited the hawl plant. Tiih Whiting cleanml, and the greaae wmd taler will
Pa< iflc rood from Winnemucca, Nevada, line, the conatruction of which waa ta- i ta *tart«M| next week Co tale auch wool
U> Portland.
gun la«t .^«-ptemtar, in to supply
i w \ an las will la sent east uncleanai.
The Furnish warehouse haa received
Rojdvenaky haa left hi, »low ahi)« outlet fur 6,000,000 barrel« of oil
in a French port and will make a ilaali »tored by (lie company at Humtaldt, 'so far thia Reason atxiut 40*1,000 pufUtt’x
Canra, Ramona and Ntedeeha, Kan. of wool from north of the city. Echo
with the faat one..
At Whiting tlie pipe line will connect and from the Pilot Rock district, with
Tlie boily of John Paul Jonee will la with the company'a Imv« to Rayonne. dosens of loads coming in daily.
brought bi thi, country from France N. J , tha« completing a line that will
A second lulling machine is being
with an enoort of three warehipe.
inatallal, which will handle a larger
reach half way am»** the continent.
Tlie effect of Hie Completion of the amount than laat year, which was ovet
Ncgottaliona to end the Chicago
tcauiater,1 «trike have again failed and line to Whiting will ta that the Stand*
It i« beheval the link ■ will la eiteml- ard Oil company will ta able to handle
75,000 tarrel« of oil a day.
Already
ai.
)u|>e line auperintendent« of the com­
S|»eaker Cannon aay, euppliee and pany are laying out new plana in in*
aiateril for the building of the Panama
ticipatmn of the completion of thr
Ready for the Water,
canal will lie purvhaaed in the I nital . Whiting line. One of these linew will
Pendleton — One of the many meri-
fitntM.
run from Paola to Rantoulo. The con* torioua irrigation enterprise, under con-
Judge Holl, of the I’nital Htatea I «1 ruction for«-«w of the company are alao »truction in I'matllla county is the
court, haa ordered that John A. Ik-naon working on an order, rmently iaaued, ■ Hcrmiaton project, laing tlmahed up
la trial in Washington for defrauding for the construction of 150 tank« of 3<5,- by the Maiwell land <k Irrigation
000 barrel« capacity each.
the government of laml.
cotnpsny of Maxwell, or Hermiston, four
mi Ira west of Echo on the main line of
The Vintal State, government haa aa
the O. R. A N. A ilam waa built acroea
Fira Burna All Day Long
yet taken no definite action toward, ir­
Wilkratarre. Pa., May 23.—One of the I'matllla four milee above the
rigating a tract of 66,000 acre, in tha
Yakuna valley and the elate may pro- tlie most dn-astroua fire« that haa or- i tow naite ami water diverted into the
curred in thia city in years started early '»-anal, which ia about eight mil«, long
<eal under th. Carey art.
today, an«l not until afternoon were thr At prevent the companv haa 9,*i*h> a<-rea
A new commander haa l»een aent to
firemen able loc«»ntrol the ffjmea. The i under the ditch read« for cultivation
Vladivostok.
and lia, l'Ki acre, in alfalfa an»i |»>ta-
•
B»»th armies in Man'huna are ready originated in the millinery department t»oe bi deiimnalratr what the laml will
tor another great battle.
of the Isaac lx>rg dry gfmda bouse in produce it water ia put on It.
land Prdivlerlana
tea* lo-»l .1 deeiaioli .
A Q PRILL M D.
OREGON
IV. E. COMAN, G. I’. A.,
Portland, Ore
have
not
yet
Chicago teamiter, are era-king • way
out ot the «trike, scknowlalging their
defeat.
!
Paia, the outlaw Moro chief, ha.
been killed by the troope under Gene­ '
ral W iaxi.
Th. fourth divi.ion of Rojestvensky’a
»juadron will »all for th. Far East
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES
thr Mells building, on thr w«wt side ol
(hr public «quare, one of the handaom-
eat ami coatlirat sUncturr* in Wilkra-
tarre
When
first dtarovered the
ffanira were promptly «-«introitai by the
firemen in !•*• than one hour. A «er­
find fire broke out in the taaement of
the building an hour after the first one
ha»I tasen sutMlued.
Fighting with Pulajanea.
Henry E McGinn, ot Portland, will
Manila, May 23. — Colonel Wallace
likely be appointed ag. Judge Pelling
Taylor, of lbw constabulary, «»a se­
tr'a auo-easor,
verely wounded in an engagement with
Taft', position on buying can.I «up- the Pulajane«, May 17, at Magtaon, on
pile, haa split the cabinet ami may re- the coast ot Samar,
tine private was
•ult in tariff reviaion.
killed and ten wounded in the engage-
Many Pulajanee were killed.
R»>j««tven,ky i. mid to have aakal ment.
St Petersburg to la rwlievai from v in Two cmnpeniHi of the Teenly-flrat in­
fantry will leave t'atlwlogan to rein­
man»! ot the Rumen fleet on account
force the mnatabulary.
IWultory
of ai< knees.
fighting cofit nines in the islands south
Major-General WootJ, who
Of thè land to bs ree la im al in K la- of Join.
malli loain, 144,400 aeree ls in Oregon recently conducted a campaign against
and 90,000 a» r«e in California
Work Moro outlaws, haa arrival in Manila.
will begin on ths Oregon siile
Duty on American Import,.
A numlar of papere re lati ng lo thè
St. Petersburg, May 32 —The »Jeeit-
Bosen-lxamiis caae, eent _b> Kecrvtary
ability of aa nring the revocation »t
Hay by ths mini»ter lo Y'enexuels,
tlie impoeition by Ruaaia of the maxim
have loen hwt. Mr. Immu ha. cbarge
duty on American import« levied in
ot thè documenta aa acting •«■ relary of
retaliation for the impoeition of a
state.
countervailing duty by the fnited
A Japanree «tramer haa been annk al state« nn Ruaaian sugars, which Am-
Port Arthur by corning In contait with t«aaa<{< r Meyer is trying to sdjust, ia
amiming ad<liti>*nal importance, owing
a rt.ating mine.
bi the fact Hist the new Ruaeo-Germsn
General Nn<i and hie army ia mak­ tariff, will form a Iwuua for a "mot
ing a forced march to reach Taitalhar, favored nation" clauae
a elation on the Siberian railroad, and
cut off communication with Harbin.
Reina Mercedes Repaired.
Portsmouth, May 23.—The cruiser
Ruaa an troupe areaaid tn be maaaing
nn the northern «minee of the Balkan Reina Mercedes, raptured at Santiago
pen i neu la in a way that arcuare the during the war with Spain, asilai to
day for Newport, R I., after having
tear of Turkey and the Balkan atatea.
lieen remodeled aa a receiving ship.
There ia talk of China putting trade The cruiser haa been undergoing re-
reprieala in forew aa a result of the strict pairs for nearly five years and ia aaid
exclusion nt subjects from the I'nitrd now to be one of Qie tost equipped re­
ceiving ships in the navy.
Htatre
Mak* First Payment,
tiranta Paa*—N. Matthr««. a ho
ban lieen intereate*! in ruiniii* proper-
tiea on Hücker rrrrk tor a numlirr of
year« paat. and a lx* in conjunction
F
Hull, haa
with hit partner, M
rr|i->rtr<l nunie rirellent propcrti«-* In
that district, wan in the city thia wrrli
•n«l rr|Mtrtr»l the firat payinml ut 11,*
(MN) on the
I nhm I recently taken
by Frank K«wler and hi* «Miorialr«
upon the <i«»l*l Pick mine, «ituat«*l on
Holen creek, in the Mocker «-reek •In»-
trict. Mr Matthew* report* the prop­
erty showing up esror'litigly well.
Promi,mg New Group.
Sumpter—A new pnijarty is laing
developed in thia district that givre
pr.imiae of lamg develi»|M*d into a lay­
ing pro|«eition. Thia is the Empire
group, consisting of four claims .Slid
I, under the management ot A M
Harris, who for a»>me time poet has
been identifiai w itti the Sumpter die-
trict, and is thoroughly postal a, to its
pnesib* lilies ■
lie has Succeeded
in
interesting l>etroit capital lets who are
able to carry on development.
Sattlers for North Powder.
Sorth powder—A letter rereiral ••T
a prominent citisen of {forth Powder
•tatee that
AO lam 11 lee. comprising
about 200 people, from Iowa, Indiana
and lilinoia, have a greet I to purrhaae
tickets tor thia point.
The advance
guard ia expo-tai to arrive within tlie
neit 30 day a.
To Reopen Hatchery.
Eugene—J A. Talbert, of Clacka-
maa, I, at the aite of the alate aalmon
hatchery on the Mchenaie river, 2M
mile« «aat of Eugene, making prepara­
tion, to raipen it.
fie eiperta to lie
eolheting «pawn within a few data, aa
the aalmon ate collecting in large
■1 boo ia.
star R.,»'« Counfry. and Removal
of Emperor i« Proposed.
Pari«, May 22. — Re|M>rta rwwived
beta through authoriliv* channels rep­
resent Japan a« carrying thing« with a
high hand in Coroa.
Whether th* re-
port« are Influenced by sentiment it i«
unp’Miibl* to say, but they mils a
nutntar »»f >|<x HU facts sup|*>rting th*
view that M Hayaehi, the J«|*an«e*
minister lot rrw n»> luiger
i *ervr*
thr ? «it
f tl •
. r mu islrrs at
tauiil. H* is « mi « I to ronwhler himself
a sort of tr*ulmt general or vurtxiy, <
thus taking precedence over his diphg
malic colleague«, who are obliged
await hi* cunvenieavr in dealing
I the court ami g»oernment
The gen
era! ».•nniiAh-lih»’ t ‘.r Ja| .vne«<- tro*qw is
r< pr««M»nted a« aecondliig thr a«*ump*
tiou of precedence on the part ol the
Japan«*** iuini«trr
rhe
.il •»
M« t i rm rr|«»ita
from Prktn that ‘.hr JapMur««' recently
«’Xcrtrd strong pre*«ur* U|*on th* am*
pen >r <»t Coma to Imlm r him to leave
f •• c 'intry ami go t< Japan with the
evident yarposs of reamvtng him •• an
otataele to .he development «»( Ja|»*n-
r»e cuCltrol.
The cmj«rror l< «aid to
bare rrqiir*ted thr «lr| arturr of the
J«|»ai - ■*•
"
I * wb
l.« l : ole tills
rrprraeniAti«m and to have taken die*
creel mean« to permit the Furopran
government to learn of the prieprcta of
his removal
finally, when thia in­
formation rear hr» I tlie Ht fVtrrwbunt
Foreign office, it
taaue«l a protrai
againet Japan'« aaeumption of control
of the affair« ot t'orea
FILLS IN GAP
President
Create, New Fore,t Re­
serve in Cascade*.
Waahmg <>n. May
fhc prreldent
will a»«m sign a pr-« lamalmii creating
the Yakima h>rv.i r«a
. in hittitaa
•ml King coillitiee. Waahing*»a, em-
bra» iog marly 2,i»oO -piare mllce of
lamI. Thia rvaw-rve will include the
•11 mm it and alu|oe ol the t'aa-ade
timuntaina amt viitually all tlie timber
country botwevn the Waaldngtoii ami
Rainier rracrvra
When thi, poa'lamati *ti i, signal
there will la -ne . iiitiumiue riwrve
following tlie t'aaca»le mountains from
a piint a few mil«« norlt» of the Colum­
bia clear to the British Columbia laiun-
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Running through th« A skims r -serve
la tlie Northern Pacifi»- laml grant, em-
bracing alternate ««cti<»i>R
Th««« lands
will not la included. *o the I'lreal re­
serve will 1« one iminena« ehn'ker-
l«ard, although lor prscticsl p 11 .-,>••«•
the entile area ot rsilruod •" well a«
public lamia will la bioiighl tinder th»
care <>( the government. The Northern
Paciti»' sections will la worth little b>
tlie railn»a»l when the reserve is » rest­
ed, amt It ia |-iuilblr •»one plan will tie
■lev isal whereby the g vernmsAt ran
purchase or other» 11a •»■pure them in
order that tlie Yakima reserve may !>*■
come a compact body*
Granta Paca—- farmer, from the out­
lying iliRlrict report the cereal crop tor
the Rogue river valley In en-ellent
cimlitlon tin, year, ami to lx- heading
from two to three week, in aHvance ot
aeveral year« |ta«l
larger -|iiaiitiliea of
wheat have been plantai in the pact
year in Josephine coiintv than every
lietore, ami it i, l»elteve«l that a numlier
of men who have re<»-ntly pni' liaa.-'l
their farm,, »ill pay off tin- that coat
with the lianner yield ot thia year.
Wheat all over the county I, three to
four feet high, ami haa a uniformly
heavy growth.
A great ileal of rye ami barley ia be­
ing grown on the low lamia of the Rogue
river valley thi, year, ami tha-ae are
proving very lucrative crop.. The hay
crop in the t'pper (pph-gate, William,
anal Slate creek allalrial, will allow a
TERRY BOAT RUNS AWAY.
heavier tonnage than ever la-hare in
the county, ami H........ < -I crop at al­
falfa ami ra«l clover la reaalv (or cutting Loaded Down Wth t»(urnomill It
in many localitue.
Smashes Into Wharf.
Motor Car Arrive,
Portlanal — The Southern Pacific',
new tmator ear for a*rvice laetween
Portlanal ami Fomt Grove haa arrival
anal i, al th, Southern Paa Hl a
in
F.aat Portland
t« a - n aa p- »«ihle. It
will I* put in ec>mlition anal given a
trial run over the Weal bide branch of
the Southern Paciti
Sa.in. alight re­
pair. miiat I m * made laeforc the car la
operatai, but It i* eipa teal that the
trial run will tie made in a few lata
and a. anon aa prar'ticatale thereafter
will Im put in I'ommieeion, running
regularly l>etwern Portlaml ami Ford
Grove, making atop, al aa* i-.-int«
Han Frsn ur»», May 20 —Th«' live« of
over 2,000 pa«»engrr«, timet of whom
were women and children on their way
to the annual picni« «d St. Dominic*«
church, werr rn<!antf«*r«*d today by an
accident on the trr?v taat Tamalpai«.
Running at full »pe« I, the boat, with
engines entirely tajond control, <raah*l
into the dork, ripping out piles and
woodwork ami throwing the frightened
psaeengers into a wild panic.
A break in the engine room was re.
f«|M>t;«iblr fMf the a<«*iih«nt
When the
captain gave the engineer the «;gi .«I to
slow down, 100 yards from the ferry
slip, the levers gave way and the boat
ran at full «|»rr<| straight into the d<* k
Kralixing the impossibility of averting
a crash, the oflhrra dr< vr the crowds
tat k from tlie f< »ward <ta k and sound*
ed the danger sign al to attract the em­
ployes on the «hart.
The «teem«-r wtrsi« k with a terrible
email, but Law-rr« were thrown a I* «rd
and, though the engine* were still run­
ning al full ■|*erd, the apron was low­
ered and the frighten«*! crowd rushed
ashore. Several women fainted during
the excitement.
Regents of University of Oregon,
Halern—Governor I'liamlx-rlam has
appointai Judge Rs Bean to succeed
himself aa a mcmlw-r of tlie la<ar<l of
regents of the I nivereity id Oregon.
Senator M A. Miller, ot l.rl-aiioii, »as
appointai on the aarnv l«wr»l to succeed
Charlee Hilt >n, of Th« Ihdlee, whose
term ha« aspira»!, ami J C. Ainsworth,
of Portland, was appointal to Ruevred
the late Judge C H Bcllingr-r, whose
term on the
1909. J udge
Ul« Wir.l.,1 on Coni.
are appointai
ul IS year»
Vallejo, (’al , May 22 — Il ia pro-
each
i «ci by th« Navy ilepwrtmant to «•-
tahllgb wirrlrR« teb-graph Rtationa at
• 200 Gold in a o-r.
Point loma, <’a|>e Blanco, Cap« Flat­
Albany—Encouraging rr|w»rtt c«»n« tery, North lleail, Point Wtlaon ami
tinue to come from the Blue river in in- Bremerton.
The ctablithment ot
iltg diatriet. Henry Winkler haa juat thro* new Rtati iriR will
practically
Come out fiom the mine, ami reporta cover the Pacific Croat, am! they will
greater activity than ever latore
The lie e.|>ecially valuable to warahlpa car­
Great Northern mine, with a •mall rying wireloM
IriRt rumetita.
Tha
four atamp mill, la taking out l-’uo Weather bureau haa offeral to turn
worth of flue gold alally, ami laetore over to the Navy <le)>artment Rome ma-
July I will have a Aft-atamp mill at terialR anil inatruinerita to help fit out
Work <>n the pro|erty.
The company the new atalioM.
haa delved in the ground only 2&U Id,
but haa much gold ore in eight.
Prendaci’, Kc.n Intera,I in War.
Waabington, May 22 — Secretary
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Morton
ami
Commai <ler
SeaUm
Wheat—<’lub,
per buthel ; SchroMler, chief <-f thè baireau aaf nevai
intelligence, haal an intervie» wlth
ttleuatrm. (MhrfU^r; valley, N.5«1N)»’
< »ala—Nu. 1 white, fes-t,
per Preenlent I; .--raelt t.-l-y roto a-rning
thè proepectiv. laattle laetween thè Rna-
ton . grax, |2N 0
eian and Japaneaae tleeta. (’.»mmamier
Hay—Timothy, 114"/IK per
t«»n ;
Sa-hroal«r baa pre|«ra| a doroment in
clover, IlieiU grain. IIKI2« ch at,
whlcli he <*aain|>aree thè etrength ani!
111(412.
I|ualille. ot tha twaa tleeta
Ile eg-
Efli— Oregon ranch, Ifir |»rr «I« «
plainod lo tha pmiai.nl hi. figura-, and
Butter—Fancv cream«', I7%(4i»<h’
da luci Iona. Tlae prvwnlent la interderf.
per pound.
Vpple*—Table, I
|»er lot.
Germans Get Big Contract.
Htrawberrira—4 »regon, lOMl&c l-r
Hl. Petersburg, May 22. —■ Arrange­
pound.
new ments tor the return *>( ">0 000 Invalid
Potatoro—old, II QHll.ll;
elidiera from the front has loeo pwr-
¡Mrfatoea, 2tì|2'v<* |«er pound.
Hopa—Chmce. HMM, 22»^<2Äc per frétai by the North tiermanjl.loyd.co^»-«
pony. The contract given the i ••mf'- *
pound.
Wool—Kantern Oreg» n, Iwwt. 1941 IftA roubles ( (•« 71 ) for each e-/ ■
21c; valle', 27'tr per pound, mohair, The Americans overlooked thial,
al the first ami now are cut out.
choice, 3H432‘tc per pound.
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