The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, June 02, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVOL. Vili SCIO. 'Pke a Saniiam ■S J ¿cus PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT • 'IO, I.I^M <’O., «>Hi:4.O«l Br T. L. DUGGER (i«l T.-mUr w* THE SKIPTON STABLES Good Turnout«, Prompt and Courteous Attention LINN CMÍAP «Arts FOR CANAL RUA Manufacturer, Convinced That Canal ion. >a Foraign Tarritory. L USCH H BBYAMT a son ATTORNEYS AT LAW »(.»»> V oBMOW OM.Ial .l J »• MOXTAXYB ATTORNEY AT LAW Su»ar> PuUU an I t«f I a »».». i .« •». 1 I s • .1» O«ee LU «Ml M iHtssi Al SAM OBBUO Remnants ol His Shattered Flee Flylnq for Refuge. TÜKPFDOFS DID SPLENDID WOKK ATTORNEYS AT LAW i tr. • »... m.i ('OUSTER bhavlng ..................... |ft cents •• Hair Cutting ...ÎÔ •« Shampooing ....... • • Ite I he................... ¿A <H <>R<H w ItlUlklukt) A W 1 ATT , ity and |’*.’l 7S for sen ». I quality. last January it bought I,?IM) tone at • • for ffnrt < >*■• bi d ti for em class, and more recently ptirchiMwd 12,&<x) tons fur the Canal commission PROPRII lOR ami J.&OQ for the rai|r»*ad at |2<» 4«S, | ail three contracts tiring made in com« |kctili<wi with foreign bidder*. wh<*«» h*t price wa* for f. »• h. at New ^<»rk • r |?7 7ft c. i. f. at Cul»»n, riclUSive »4 I wharfage ai»<l port charge*. ’ I)A\ II J. J. Bornes & Son, »... h . • *1 HAST ORgOO* ^ÇflLBVg > r.MI I K I M I» General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers He Tell* President Why Extra Session W» bur our.t - k In large quanti' .« is Unnecessary. and k**p a full lin* of carriage aixl \\ a * nk’t i M** " "• i’ r i w agua material All km ta <4 a rk la ! kins, chairman uf the Interstate Cum Belo Or seen . ur lia* <iona on al.<>rt n ' «• u.erre <'»»n m **i»»n, in a cnfrrrmr told tlM i fwridenl U>Bt 'hit t tninttNi n JJ. ( »K<>* M M Ü. , woul«l rra»«rmhle two or three week* before thr next see»ion of congee»*, whether it lx* evtraorxlinary or t«-gular, Graduate Eclectic Medical College «nd re|*»>rt on the recent hearing* on Claciaaall ubi* railhwd rate legislation. At th«t *«-* 1U1 sion uf the roifinnwii'ii the nature of ORKOON »'IO the bill to lx* euhmitted to the senate will lx* determine«!. Senator Eklin* urged the president not to call »«mgrras into extraordinary A Q PRILL M D im *** i<>n, maintaining that, a* the ses- Oregon | siun Ix-gmning *»n the firet Monday in S.I« December would lx* thr long eceeion, i o ng rec* would have ample time to 041s, Oraron mnaider all qur»tion* of importance Without a *|xx lal Session. II«* CI- crrxczRS TtUpbono Xx:hiac*!?o 11. prt-serd to thr prt**idrnt thr opinion I’re* I lent ................... T J. that senator* and reprraentativ«-* gen Cash lot .. . w. erally hoped thr president would not call them into extraordinary sresian. SHELTON Senator Cullotn, of Illinois, who I) *», a ganer*! banking an>1 »ichang. talked briefly to thr president, ex- i t,**a h M B • •" »■ I * r*t«» I prr«*rd the *amr w ish I Thr president ha* not and dr*!ta laaued on principal oitiaa nitrly hi* purpues a* to < ■ ordinary session, althoui Jujtlc* at th* Taact Ketary TiKlc ! »idrred seriously the fixing of thr <i Bel* Ortgca al*»ut thr middle of October. -VIA END NOT IN SIGH T. DENTIST Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREGON Scio Stute Bunk PHYSICIAN ani SURGEON Wakbraaker and Jeweler 3IA8TA AH kinds of wstrhs«, G cks sod jewelry RD11TK Train* leave West S< so fur Portland and way *tai.-ns at 1G 4ft a m ¡wav« or Albauy al 2 4ft p m ptAziupdy repaired 0910 0U00M CORNER SALOON «a»»» Portland • 'a in , • SO f . tn. ” Allany IS K' p m . 11 X> p. m. irriva» Aalilai. I 12 »a m 11 - • in. •• Kacramrnto 10ft t» m . B M a tn Kan > ran -< u 7 ô p tn , 4 Aft a Pur* Liquori fur Medicinal Purpoaaa Pullman and T<»uri*t rar* en bolli trains ( hair cars bacraniento to Og- len and F I I’*•••. ai. I l- irist cars t-» • a U ashington Connecting at San bran - o with evrral line* for Honolulu, Js|»an, ( hma 'hilippiuee, Central ami South Amar ca Gir* V» a Call See Mr* M E W< -Inai »re, agent at fi ret Sem |îati->n, or addrr«* j. a . ilk km l ine Wine», Liquor* and Clear* SCIO ORtiOON W. E. CU.MAN, G. 1’. A., Portland, Ore % ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW- EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES ¿SCIO'- LIVERY & FEED STABLEST» /n ine /• Myer, Props. Eack connects uith all trains at West Solo and morning train at Munkers Our rigs are flrst-dass and our horses good drivers Prices reasonable. IN DEPTHS OF WOE Ru**i* it Downcast *1 Newt of Lott Naval Battle. (')iiiago, May 30. — N »thing dcvrl- <»|^l tuday that would indicate an im mediate settlement of thr teamsters' ttrikr, which ha* l»rrn in progress fur nearly two month*. That thr )als»r unions are of the t«ehrf that the fight will I m - a lung <»nr was demonstrated at thr meeting «»f thr Chicago Federation <>f lal*ir tesiay, when arrangement* were ma«lr for bolding a stnkr demon stration «Tuly ft According to thr pre* «•nt plan* t is thr intention to bold a monalrr j»ar«dr of thr striker* and thr alfilisted unions unlrae thr cunlrovrmy ha* l»erti ended belore that dale. Al thr meeting today each union affiliated with the central body was represented Ly three delegates at the request of Prrsid* nt Ihild. The strike situation waadiicusard in all its dr> tail* ami the sentiment of the mirrting wa* that the tramaters should continue the fight until the erven ripres* com- janirs abuuld offer tome sort of a com promise. The ofht lais of the rxprrw* companies arr et>11 obdurate in their dv« laraiion that no concessions need l«r lu>>krd fur fr<uii their side, so thr mat ter of settlement through tin* « hannt L srrms as remote a* ever. Norway Must Be Fret. Aall*>rg, Province <>f Jutland, l*rn- mark, May 30 — Hjornatjernr Bjornaon, the Norwrgian |N»rt and dramatist, wlm i* vialting brrr, U»la) addrrsevd a mrrt- ing on tbe N«»rwrgian criai* Ile *aid he dreiretl to ere tbe Norwrgian, Mwed- i*h and l*anieh races United. ‘*N«»r- way. *' he derlared, “must twrome frer, a* th* other northern race* are. II •he ia free and imlrpOndent it w ill the be im|*o*ible to deal with neit great quration, ho* email Italre are to arrange our fu- taro." Hat No National Guard. Honolulu, May SO. — The territorial Irgialature adjourned tonight. All Na tional Guard appropriation* a.id thr appropriation asked for thr govrrnmrnt l«and were refuerd by tl»e legislature Thr I »and will probably lie maintained by the cititrns of Honolulu Tbr Na tional Guard la likely to dialiend or will l«e largely reduced in numbers It ia claimed by thr opponents <»! the appropriation« naked for that Governor t arter bar the power under the army regulation* U* use the Federal forcer, if nereeaarv Name of Ve*a*l Not Known. T»»kio, May 30.—The name ami dea- tination of the American steamer which Vice Admiral K«>)estven*ky is reported U> have sunk off Formosa s I mvui May tl is unknown here. Details concerning the sinking of the vessel are expected to lw made known when the crew of the steamer rra« hrw Japan. Although nothing is known here about the rase, it is exfwete«! in official circles that Vice Admiral Kojestveneky will allege Uie vessel was cruising Russian Version of Battle. Hl. Prtrraburg, May 30.— The Ht Petersburg Telegraph agency ba» re ceived the following fnuu Shanghai ••Word ha* lx«rn received here that erven Japanese ehi|«, two of which were armond, and f«»nr Ruseiari fliin* have lirrn sunk. It is confidently Ixdirvrd here that thr JspBlMw are awaiting the publication of Vice Ad miral Rojewt vensky 'a official dispatch from \ l»laiv«wt<»k left»re admitting the extent of tlietr own l<w*r»,** IAS* W SOÜTÎ) Southern Pacific Co _ ______ . with practi- ! rally all thr p*»w«-rful fighting ships of * tbe J spent as navy, wa* at Masanpbo, (ores, when wirvlree signal* from hi* l R-outa betwvrn T*u and < fur I part i>- laml* announced the appr«w< h of tbe Russian fleet ia full forte. A few hours later the scout* rr|w»rt- ed tliat th** Russian* were not sx e-n«l mg thr western channel, a* ha<i l»rrii anticipated, but that they were coming up the eastern channel, which cauard -• tue surpr; Admiral T<*g<> immediately started al full *jH,«‘d ar<»und the north of T»u is land, am! when hr doubled the island hr saw thr Russian* coming in (wo col umn*. Hr thru br»’Uglit a terrific fir«* to l»ear on the flank <•/ thr pur* col umn, anti, ** the Russian* fell into dis order, hr forrwd them steadily eastward toward the Ja|«anesc coast, where they were atta« kr>l by every xrsarl that flew the Japanese flag. RrjH ated tor|**dr> attack* were deliv ered, *4»mr of them with thr greatest success, Thr vessels which mcaped, thr cor respondent says, wrll pr<»l»ably lir able to reiuh Vladivostok and hr add* that other o|»«-ration* of the utmost import ance ar«* pr’M’enlmg. St. Pelrrwburg, May Aft«*r wait ing vainly all «lay an«i evening lor di rect new* of Vice Admiral Rojmt- vrnaky't dvetroyed and beaten fleet, the Ruffian admiralty al midnight no lunger attempted to bohl out againiit the overwhelming evideme (Mturing in from all direction* that the Meet, Uli whichall their hope* were centered, had Buffered a greater dimater than did the combined French ami Spaniah fleet* al Trafalgar. More hitler even than defeat i* the Japanese claim of virtual annihilation of the l^u*«ian fleet with practically n<> I ikwni «>n their aide, and many orti«-er* cling doggedly to the livhef that Vice Admiral T»<u might have auffered heavily. With every ship of Rear Admiral NelMigatoff'» reinforcing division either «•»nt L> the Uittnin <>r forced to strike it* tlag, ami only *ix of Kojeatvrnaky's original lb fighting *hi|>« alwrnt (rum the h«t of veaaels sunk or captured, ami with the Ja|«Ai»rMe pursuit «till continuing, n<> naval authority ha« the temerity to dream that Ruwia <an again attempt to w rest the maatery < f the *ea from Ja|«n in the present war The raptured wamhip* alone will furnish Japan with ready made rein- forcemeats, which will l»e more than a match for the fourth Pacific squadron n<>w aU»ut to wail from Cronsladt. The enq^nir was eompletely pr»w- tratrd by thr new», ami aivording to reports, hr broke down ami wept. The effect «>f the disaster will l»e a terrible blow to the government. Thr futility of trying to struggle on on land i* everywhere rec<<niae<l, ami thr cry for "i** »' at any price * is sure to be raised. This time, it I* twdievvd, thr In goxrrnmrnt cannut resist the cry. deed, thr radical l.ittrral* arc openly rejoicing in this hour of their country'* humiliation REAL ESTATE BROKER. R. V. HRGEY ROJESTVENSKÏ LOST Washington. May SO —In view of th» ! puhliahad intantlon ut III» lalhmian làuta 1 cummiaai.m to buy in Ih» rlraap- I RIASOMBLf RATES rat markri, tirar, hav» Ira*« a girai many inquina» a» lo Ih» prie» of atari <•• sr*« e * *a4 >..••.( b -• r**ts ralla, on» of tb» pritMi|«l art le Ire u( AIb*nv Oregon »apply which Agnini in Ih» rotumi»- ’ •irai'» lrtrrmination. C.d.uwl Fxiward». A-lminratraUv» nth- i ' <*r ut thr Canal commi a. vai. addrarar.1 , ! an Inquiry lo Krarrtari tirali», of tb» i | Panama Ka lma.1 company, li.trndr«l to ' McKillup A Lhurxhill, Prop«. Togo Sunk or Capturad N.n.t**n of -licit information un Uii» point. Il» ir- : Ru*a>a'a V*e*ot*. Including c»v»«l a raply which in auhntanaa la | Al IIANV OKI GON that Ut» prie» of »Ural rail» in Ih» Adm raTa Flagthip l'nitod Matra for lira |<a»t 13 muniti» ' va Iry ’••'n onH'*m ai t.' |—r t. n al..ir i in forvigli malirrta tha pri.v wa« 134 Wa*hin<t'*n, May SO —The F.wt «aya |rar Viti Tira »liwptUrna wrrr wtrarr . the Mavy <le)>artment haa received an rail» arra aold in lira V ni trai Statra for , u| Go To the ■.(Helal Idearan, (mm Tokio aavlii, raport, »Iran III» priraa wrrr ratal»- L| 11hat th* l>attle*hlp Kn>a< Houvaruff liahnl by di rari nrgotiation and -*rp 'Admiral K»j*at«en(ky » H*in>h>p, went mattar» ol privata m-<>rd duwn in the action, air1'that Admiral Tira Panama Hailnral company con. Kojaalvenaky wa* het. vinca.» tira manufa<turrr» that ita____ rail* wrrr purhaaral il lor for rsport forrign tac __ ____ ___ .................... riport to foreign ter. I l>mdon. May 30 — According to thr ritury (which. Mr l>rakr «ay». Cokm .......... , „rrra|«,mirnl'Zoi tira l»ailv Mail at is), and was able to get iti June last I >*roul. (‘«»rm. w early on Iteturday m«»rt>- ALBANY 4 PROFESSIONAL }> COl’NTY, OUE(iON, Chicago Labor Union* All Plann. for a Long Struggle. All Found Not Guilty. Sinking Confirmed at Washington. Trenton, N. J., May 30. — II. j. Washington, May 30.—4'onfirmatiuii has Iwen rvreived here from Khanghsi Stone, II. C. yu>ntar«l, Charles W. of the prwBi report that tbr Rusaian Ku«* and Janie* Ru*s, of tl»e Nonpareil war*hi}•* have sunk an unknown Amer Cork works, of Camden, N. J., tried on ican merchant ship off the I’hinree a charge of «»«n*pirary, were acquitted xwst. H*”*vy g'in ’• plsinly heard t »night. Tl»ry were scctiaed of placing ¡ir«»n in lite presences. to the northward. I Jl'XK 11M»A RUSSIAN FLttT ANNIHILATED MI. i ------- 9 Lor*g Espscted Baffle In Far East a Victory for Jap* T»»kiu, May —Il is officially sn- nounced that Admiral Rojeetvsnaky's tlset haa been practically annihilated TAX ON TRAVELING STOCK. REVENUE CUT OFF Twshe warship* have bean sunk ur rapturwl am! two tran*j«>rts and two Supr*m* Court Will Pa»» on Validity Eastern Oregon Experiment Station lurprdu boat »lestrt yef* have liven sunk of Rvc*rt Law. Without Funds tor Work. Salem— A *uit I a * Iwen Lr»>ught in Halrm —The filing <d thr rrferrmlum Ixmihwi. May gv. —No details of lb* lak* county t teat the validity of lb* petili«»ns ha* left the Eastern Oregon fighting iMPtwrrn thr hostile tlrrta have act of the last Infi.laltir. ^ra ifyin, ll>. Agricultural axprnment station Mtira tw*rn rwrwived here a* yet ami none are tu inner in ahi<h li.MUirk .»tall I* it without fun«!* The test legislature likely to I* until one <»f the Russian | w. w ,.! »nd (lie laura thrrmMi .ball I m * raised the appropriation I rm 410. IMW •hi)>* reseller a neutral port or tbr I ;a»d. Th» nr a law pro. <>!»■ that »lira to |lft,(XM) a year, but at tbr same time Japanese government release« U»e ern- la a .arra.. I. th. tai «hall tw j»a**r>d an act which re |uwe»that when- e»»rship un mertsagw« fvom Tofcto. This thrri |«i<| or ra. <ir«.| at lb- rat» ut levy ever public property at any in*titution latter i* nut likely until ll»r tight is fur th» I'rraralitig yrair. an.l that »Iran 1 is »old, the proceed* shall F«e |x»i«l to •in h at«, k i. dritru Into anotlrar coun the stats treasurer ami lx* turne«l into over. ty for |>»«luratf<' It .ball Ira aora.ira.t he general fund Only tlx barest bulletin* are printed llrarv ai»l tira owirar »hall I*ay a lai to Attorney General ( in»L-hl has given in the morning paj»rr* here, but they that county accunilng t>> th» litu» th» an • pim n in which be hohls that this «11 point t«» a *wr«*ping Japan«***» vic •l.. k waa (v.liirwl ttrarain Ttra '.wirar latter act apphr« to artictee prtxluml tory. In fact, the cnrrwfKmdent uf the can rwcov.r fr>>m lira tlrat -unty »neh at the experiment station. Since th» Guidon Mail at Tokio, who ia generally |.*rti<>n of hi» taa a» Ira |«i<| to lira ra> • appropriation was Imdttded in the om nxiBl conservative, make* the hold <Mul < <Hinly. ni bu» bill, which ha» F»ern held U|» by statement» that the Russian Hallie fleet Tira purp.ra of the law war to piar» the refrremluin, al) revenue for the el- a* a fighting force ha* liern completely a r»»trirt>.>n upon lira driving <d »t.wk I«eriment station i* cut off wi|>rd «Hit, that some >»f It* twat ve*»rl* into thia »tai«* tmm other «taira, ur When thr omnibus bill wa* up l»r are sunk, othrm arr priaes of war, and from on» county to another, t»ra <d> et Consideration in thr senate last w inter. thr rrmaimler flaring before the Japan traing to Iraacri lira '»ng- Iruuldra. . Senator Fierce ma«lr * strong plea f«»r ese vessels. He adds no detail», which A »ml wa. brought by rounly ; the raise 4>f « >v*r in thr appr«r is not surprising, inasthorh a* thr (tn- to »nlorc— lira payment th— taa. an>l pnalion. lit* argument wa* that Hi« •ur apparently g«»t in hi* work on his thr d.drtularit rat tip by drinnrrrr that f station lia» had a revenue »•! nearly m«-*aage. which rvw hed thi* city on- lira law I. tin. > .lituii..nal Iracaura it |A,000 from the «aie 4 produce, and finished. a rate di! j that since this had l»evii rut uff by tiw» rr.piirra paynrant of a taa Just what ha* taken place ia hard to (rrrnt from the rate <*liargv*i upon otlrar act re«piiring that the prtxvrtl* Iw *»y, but the naval experts think that .'iaaarw of pmprrty. I: t. nndrr.1. I I turned into tltr general fun*!, thr leg. Tur» alt»« k«<t the RuRMians Munday that tira court .u.'a'h.-d tira d.-murrrr I islaiure sh<*ul«t msk« up for it by in« morning with hi* destroyers, which and that th« .-ar.- will Ira apjraalr*| t*> I creasing the appr«»prtatmn As »win have alrrady ««»ml heavily in the past, thr hiiprrtur court al oner. »*> that Ihr ■ ** thr referendum |M*titl«m wa* tiled, and then hr followr«t up th« fighting quration may Ira aettlrd. I th» Agricultural collega fw>oplr logan with his w hole fleet ■ an effort to hold the pru*«*•*!* of ralee, FILES ON 1HE KIAMAIH BASIN I if |xieaible. In order tu get an riprre- | *>on from thr attorney grtieral, hi* GRAZING IN NEW RESERVES I opinion wa* asked ami his unfax »»rabie Qovirnmtnl Secure» Itself Against answer was given No Rcxfriction* Thia Year Pending Speculator* in Irr gstion Tract. Study of Conditions. Halrm — Thr Cmtrd MtataB govern Might Burn Up Town. Wsahinglon. May 2‘*. — Thr secre ment ha* file«! in thr »»frier of Mate tary of agriculture t«nlay iseurd an or Enginrrr John II. lewis, a indire of I Attoria—Tbr new « ru»lr »ul tank of der directing that no restriction l»r intention to appropriate all thr unused ! the Mtamlard Oil company, in thi* city I »lac«*« I «pun the grai'.ng »4 stork within water* of Mail.«uir river and of the* ha* rrveivnl it* baptism by the oil tank new h»r«**l reserves that have Ixx-n of klamath l*a»in I . n strame » \ i , i k* ••*»!> K-«|. may lw created thia year. under the irrigation art pa—» I hv the l<»t>s of etude oil into it. th«r*« living no There ha* I hm * h «»»nsulrrablr concern last legislature, ami serve* to j prwent I opposi t fon fr«*m any of thr city «utbor- among the sheep and cattlemen »4 the any water right* which i will '-ontln t j dir», nutw ithatamling thr generai di*- West < n m • "iinl of the • rvatioii uf new with the government'» n«w*«l* 1 Thr * UMion by thè r« »aneli tbal it w«mi«l I h » reserves, which inclu»lr considerable g < • v«- r n»i o ■ n t year» w ithìn ;* arrltHia mena» «• to thr nefrly of the ureas of what Im* heretofore been pub which to file it* plans ami Ix-gtii tbr i adjareni pr«>|x»rly, Ami mighl l»v thr lic range. Many letter* rereived by construction of its irrigation system. Ira«»e of a fire that would •Iretroy a the «lepatrment indicate that *U* ktnen The filing of the notice gives thr guv- large portion of thr city, It i* un- fear they are to lx- deprived of thler rrnmrnt protection against speculators doubted»y Iccsted in a p«i»iltaa that I if I it shouhl get afire during one of I thè rang«* on short notice. In justice to during that time. these *t«M-k interest*. Se< rrtary W||*«»n, A K. Bla< k, of Eugene, hn* tilr«l in I regular summer North weal win*!», i thr on recommrmiatioii «»( thr Eometry ¡the office of thr M*!«- «nginrer a notice ! entire city w > hi I«I F>r menaced. bureau, decided to imjMier no reatric- <d bi* appropriation uf tlir water* of tioii* within the new reserves Ibis | Waldo lake in latir county, fur irriga- Speculator* *re Shut Out. summer. t on pur|M»ee*. Hi* milice wa* filed tn Ha lem—State Uml officials are rx- However, investigations arr now Fir the office <»f thr <*ounty clerk of lane ing imvlr tu determine h«»w many *h«-rp county, but under thr nr* law it must crrdingly well p’rxuHMl by thr drcisi«»» and cattle may «afely I m * admitted, and, lx* filtri in the «»thr e «»( th«* state engin- j of thr secretary of thr interior, to thr Irffwt that thr stat«- «an select imk-mni- based on these in vest igatiuti*, restric rvr aim». ty land fur all state eclusd lami* timide tion* will lx- impo*«'»l next year, and a ■ f»»rr*t nwrrves. While thr department I* Thick With Gold graxing »ra«*>n will lx* set fur each in ; ha* fiel«! that thr «tate may srlrct in- dividual reserve, to lx- regulated by Sumpter—Mecer Gilkey and Ker- climatic ami range condition*. Today's «haw, owners of the Brlniont group, , drmnity lami for both surveyed and order appliv* to new reserve* in Oregon Greenhorn district, have brought in ' unsurvryrd «ra tions, the state will have ’little opjw»rtunity t«» seh'« t indemnity *r»«l Idaho, ami will apply to new re another cleanup fr«>m their famuli* <»n *tirvryed •••etimi* f*»r tf r r«a*>»ii that serves *<M»n to lx- established ill three mine. The lot lol agg aggregated regaled in value thews arctioti* wrrr taought up by • |•re *tatrs and 111 Washington. |5.ft0, ami represented two days' work. nia t<>r* l»rd'»rr the »tate land Fxiard Gold i* so thickly spread through the 1rs rural that ’hr govrmmrnl pr»|»« ««rd ore a* to give it thr apicaran« r of firing TITLE IS CLEAR to create Ihr rrwrv« *. almost purr met*I What hit!** quarr ami dirt here arc m the rpcrimena arr Government Accept» Right of Way to scarcely visible, a* thr g»»hl prr«lomin- State Land Sale. Cehlo Canal. ah«* to such an ritrnt a* to ahmet uh- Ha lern—Thr »täte land l*»ard ha* <lr- Washingtn. May —Tie I'nitsil literate every <»th»r «ubetahrr from < idstl t>» seil to thr bighret bltldrr all State* government today formally ac view . the achool wti.»ns in ihr |*»rlion of cepted title t«» the nglil of way fur The thr Warner mountian n-mw thaï wrre Annual Fair at Roseburg, l*ahee-( elil>> « anal,‘and rarly tin* wr*-k rvcwntly reetorvd to rnlry. There arr Rowehurg—The annual fair fur thr '*,720 serre of m ho»«l lami in ihr tracta Major langfitt wiE I*- instructed to ad vertise f»»r bid* f»»r constrncction of the SnNind Huiithrm Oregon agricultural restorvd. Mealed bid*. b»f thr laml will upper lock and approe» hrs. for which district will lx* hebt >»n the fair ground* lir rrcviv»«*| by thr »täte laml l*«ard al 1300,000 wa* appropriated last session. «»nr mile east of R««*a*hurg, “rptrmlirr it* meeting on thr errottcl Turwlay in Arrangement* will July. u hrn ihr g«»vrrnmrnt wilhdrvw Title to thr right of way wa* rxamln«*! 12 to Ifi inclusive. and approved sutue sr*-ks ag«». Today also pr«»t»ahly I m * made fot holding thr >t« laml* frum entry für ihr pur|M«r of the attorney general examined the deed annual pioneer reunión for thi« ««»unty • rratmg forret rrnrrve« in Klsmath aml from thr nlatr, ami, finding it regular, at thr district fair ground* ?*rpt«mbrr lakc rountira, the «täte withdrvw fr» »in advised thr mm rrtary of war that he II am! 12. The I-»ani *4 tru«ter* ha* »alr all state «rhool land* in thr naine couhi, under the law. pr»<eed « Uh offered the pioneer* free u*e <»f the tract» ground* »luring th *«• tw «lays F- r thr construction of thr canal. Wood W»»h«t Away. Thi* mean* that the work of con- purpisM* named. structiun will commence early in llw Ix-lenon—A alight riw in the San* Opp Strike a Real Bonanza. summer, ami there i* money enough on tiam river at thia plate rauaed the hand to continue it until r»»ngr«*« ha* Medford—With I* 000 takm out in breaking of the l**»m which had l<e.<n an <»p|*»rtunity to make a further ap thr first two «lay* after thr strike in thr platted In the river to hold the cord- propriation If thr original intention Opp mine, am! thr rich «»re pr«»mmiiig *<*■1 (!<wird down the river to the is carrini out, the l>irg»«n, Wa*hingL»n to continue, thr fimi in thi* once re- paper mill at thia place, and alomt ami Idaho <lrlrgati«>n* will attempt jrvtrd mine looks like a bonania r«|ua! i 1.000 cord* of *<*•1 (hettxl down the nr it *resi«»n to have Thr l»all«w canal to the famous <«uhi HUI Il I* not proluiblr that any -4 r«rlv river. made a continuing «xmlra* t, in order .lay., KI mu Id the rich • great amount of it can I*- raved at that appropriations may l»e maJe an even 20 fret, which wilt |>ointa Iwlo* here, and the lo*a to the nually until the total cost of 94,000,« tl»e case, it will yield at mill con>|*ny will !*■ about IS,000. A 000 ha* l»rrn appr<»priatv«L few hundred cord* were bet by the mill Tbe lrdgr is •rrmingly >n a aimilar way la*t fall II waa he- one of wire g<»l»l F »raring lieve«! the Inoin wa* mm h atronger. Chins*« Did Not Understand. Chefuo, May T* — W W iLnkhill, Otter Money and Demand Land. Warner C*** to Supreme Court. who succeeded Mr. Conger a* American Halrin— A number of per*« »ns holding Salem — Attorney General ('rawford piimster at Prkm, arnved here today, certifi<ate* of »air of stale lend, winch en root»« to Taku. Minister Kivkhill certificate* the Marion county grand ha* returned from lake •«•unty, where stated that tie wa* inform««!, at a con jury declared were secured fraudulent* lie tried thr »a«e f.»r the Warner valley ference with Chiniwe al Shanghai* that ly, are coming forward with money to *Htlera again*! thr Warner Valley it developed that the «tones given «Me make paymrnt* and are strongly pro- Stick company. The trial rourt sus circulation by the Oriental prews, toll»« tret mg that there war no fraud in the tained a demurrer to the attorney gen eral's complaint an»l the attorney gen rffwt that thr (’hinrwr were contem tran*a«'ti»m* Some of thr certificate» plating a boycott on American go»*!« as are *till in tbr hand* of lirat purvbarer* eral appealed to the Supreme court where the question will l»r «rilled a retaliation fur contemplated Ameri while other* are held by a**ignr«w. whether the Warner valley *ettlrm can legislation *gain*t Chin raw» immi have a go»-I < ase again«t the rotiqany gration, were the result of a miaumlrr Warahoul* for Wallowa Wool. for title to their land*. »landing. Elgin—-A large nambcuia* to Ira uaral for a .torer.xun for the large quantity PORTLAND MARKETS. Tornado and Flood. Gnthrra, Okla . May W.—Mrwgvrd»- of wool aoun to com* out of W allo*a Thia tail* rnreivral late tonight imlirato that county ha* Iw-eti complrted. Wh««t — Club, *Au|Si.<- pr« htiahrl; a daatruettvv atorm j«arw*l ovrr 1‘lattra, warrhotiar waa built by a company of bluaatrtn. wO«»ìe. «*ll«y. »»Ve. Imlian Territory today, arreting aiany farmer* of thia «rati-n, known a* thr ! wh!'.-. I."I MW tv houara, killing <me man and injuring Farmer*' F.irhang' aril Forwarding |*-r ton *r*y, |3M AO. com jail'y, which will conduct a general ail iithera arven-ly. Wire* are clown Ilay—Timothy, *I4«IK per ton. and th» ’Frieeo train cannot rvarh forwarding bu.iti.-**, and al*o i-arry rlovrr. *ll«lf; »rain, 111*13 chaat, farm implement* and vehicle*. Platte* until the track* ar* ■ I eared o( 111*13. fallen tree* and '»tlrar dabria. The » VX*—Orafo» ranch, l*r |*r <l<»*n. Northern Union Sawmill Seaton. tornado »wept arrua* Oklahoma and Hutter—Fancy creamery, 17 »,*31 l,e Imlian Terri troy, doing damag» to Apple*— Table, 11 .S0*3 AO per l»>*. Elfin—-The many aawmilto tributary neatly a doaen town». Htrawlierriew—Orcf W*« I*» tn thia place l»avr hfun a« live opera- ti<*na, and err long a large influx of crate. Amanean Steamer ia Sunk. men and trama will hr engaged in « Pvtatoaa,—OU, 11 Al IA. new |>ota- Tokio May 31».—Xewa ha* been re- hauling tbr output .of thrwr mi Ila to tœa, 3*3k,r |>er prmml. 11 op*—1904. 3T»,<43A c per poand. reived here that Admiral Rojeetven- Elgin, wbrrr the liindxr ia prepared Wool—Choice, Faatern Ore^m, l-eat, aky'a fleet atink an Ameriran ateamer for the market, living manufactured off Fornice» about May 31. The name into all kind» of building materials, lf»*33*<e per j».un<l; valley, 37*'.’xc of the atea me r ia nnknwn. Her crew flitch are ship|>r>l to all parte of tlie l»r p<>u ml; mohair, Tl*:t2**e per p»un<i. country. waa aaved.