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COUNTY, OKEl.ON
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE SKIPTON stables
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
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Good Turnout«, Prompt and
Courteous Attention
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and keep a full line of carriage
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All kin-ls of work In
our Uns dons on short notice
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SHELTON
REAL ESTATE BEOKEH.
D •« a general Imnking «ni eicl.sngs
bu*.n*a*
L us ms-to at current rate«
and drafts l*«u*J on principal cities.
J title« cf the F taci K o Kry FiKlc
bel® Oregon
IAST AI)D S0QTÍ5
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-VIA—
R. V. HKGEY
Southern Pacific Co
U’atchmaker and Jeweler
8I1KTA ROSTS
All kinds of watch**, clocks and jswelry
Train* leave Wset >■ <> for Portland
■nd way Mattona at 10 46 a tu.
lea«*
or Albany et ì li p m
prvtupUy repaired.
•cio onxaox
CORNER SALOON
I. A. IIX hr R
Pine VAI nee. liquor* and Cigar*
Pure Liquors for Medicinal Purposes
Pullman and Tourist rars an I* th
trains ( hair cars !*«. rar -:.to to < •»-
l*n ami El Paso, an ! tourist cars to
i'hicsfn, fit. lxrnia, Nsw Urh-ana and
Washington
Connertin* at Han Fran- taro with
e<*ral lm*s tor Honolulu, Ja|>an, China
■bilippiuM, Castrai and boulh Amar
H*s Mr* M E W< - .Ilians*», sgsnt »I
15 **t belo station, or aJJrvM
Give V* a Call
SCIO
jaavss Portlau«! S 3o a m , 8 50 n m.
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Altmny 12 10
ni., 11 *0 p m.
Arriva* Ashland IS 83 a IB., 11.30 a m
.5 p tu . H 55 a 111
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bavraniento 7 55
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Kan Francisco I 7 Si p m , • 56 a
OREGON
W. E. CUMAN, H 1’ I
Purtlantl, Ore
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the torrent.
A t«-st is to l*e made of the effective­
ness of the «lefensrw at F'ort Monroe ami
Ol«l Point Comfort, conc«»ir.| by army
and navy officers to lie the chief defense
to Washintgon.
I?SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES,^
Irvin* J Myer, Props.
Hack connects with all trains at Hcrt SdP
and morning train at Hunkers
Our rijs are first-class and our horses food
drivers. Price* reasonable.
of trathc tn th*
Traffic was
not resume»!
only were the KiiMian ship* so short of
shell* that they could indulge in only
three large practice* on leaving l.il«u,
but that during the liattle of the Sea
of J*|>an many projectlie* either fell
short or failed to inflict damage on the
Attorneys in the l«e»f trust inquiry Japanese vessels. A munler of ninti-
have disagreed.
nle* occur red during the voyage of the
Ja|«n's terms of peace have been Kumian «qumions, e*p«-ially on the
iKtrleahip Orel.
stated to Russia.
Risen want« to contii.e the
invistigatloo in Venezuela.
laronns
Amoriean troops have killed a l«and
uf 40 retwds in the island of Neinar.
The keiner and ctar will not recog
niae the disunion of Norway
ami
Sweden.
The busmeM of the Portland post-
office tor April show* an increase of Si
pel cent over that of April, 1904.
s
'<rand Central
lit*
An automobih*
in Chicago went until after midnight.
through an open draw, drowning three
persons.
Succrit of Japan***.
Ill Europe joins in praiar of Roo»<
Toklo, June 13. — The following re-
v-'lt over his siicc«*»* in bringing about |>ott lias been re««ivetl from the head­
peace infotiations..
quarter* of the Mam-huriau armies
5 collision Iwtween trolley cars near "June 9, at 4 in the morning, we drove
Princeton, New Jersey, resulted in the
the enemy from the northern lieigbts
injury of ill jiersnoe
of l.iangahuchuan and Nanchengtan
In tlx* ciu><* of the stat«- of Kanass vs
and occupied those position». On the
tlx* Btamlard Oil company, the state
same day we occupied the vicinities -X
has won the first point.
Ershlhhpa, ten tulles
northeast of
l-ondon papers believe that the large t'hangtu, Shufangtai ami Tungchiatiu,
money imlemnity Ja|«n will ssk of ten mile* north of t'hangtu and Ho
Rusaiawill break off peace negotia­ ingtungsban, 13 miles northwest of
tion»
Cbangtu. Otherwise the «itnation I*
Both Kuans and Japan hav. a<v< pt«e| unchanged."
President R««>sevell’» aid in making
pear«
Nigotiationa will be carried on
Russian Shell* Were Worthlet*
in Washington.
Ht. Petersburg, June 13. — The St
The French government has called Petersburg Telegraph agency has re­
home its governor of French lml«>-
ceived a dispatch from its Shanghai
Chma. to «xmfi-r on plans lor tin* de­
correspondent, who asserts that not
fence of the colony.
l>»a«ily riots continue throughout the
interior ol R umis and hundreds oi pe«*-
ple are being killod.
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES
HIGH PRICE FOR WOOL.
Paul Morton, no* secretary of the
' nary has lieen elected chairman of the
Equitable Lite Assurance society.
Admiral Knqntet's report to the rear 1
on the naval l>attle says Itojeatvensky s
fl«<et was defeatol in tiie first taws«.
The National Editorial aasociatlon in
its convention at Guthrie, Oklahoma,
»«lopted reed til ion* favoring immediate
slatehood for the territory.
HARVEST
OUILOOK IS BRIGHT
tl>* flooding of th*
M-IIIon and a Half Pounds Oo Under
S«*l«d Bid® ®t Shaniko
Little Grain m Clackamas Injured by
Continued Shower®.
hbantkiY—- The higb®®< price ¡«Aid for
Oregon City — I Hi mag* to (all grain,
which in localities haa b«MNI felled to
the gniuibl, ha® resulted from the con
linuoua eh«k®era of the last week.
George IjiZellr. a farmer fr«»m New
Era. re|N>rt® that the rain® have low­
ered to the ground an acre field of hie
velvet chaff wheat, which lie (r«ra will
have to l«e cut for hay
Thia fir!«! wa ®
um of the finest piece® of grow ing grain
in the county, the »talk* having attain«
« h ! a height if aix fret* and the gram
wa® well b®4Mle*l out.
barring further unfavorable weather
« onditiuiie, the gram crop of Clackainaa
county tin® year will 1« without prac®«
dent with ie«|MH t to yield, Mr l^Zelle
retimating that thi® field Would have
produced !w twe‘n "»o And fid buahrla to
the acre. The aph • i-«t nppe»mi on
wheat and oat® m nomv aevtiona* but
not to the extent but that a f*w Jays
<»f warm weather will rid the gram of
the «Irvtruclive viaitor.
Kiev pl unfavorabb- weather inter-
ferw® with the h®r*«toit, the yield of hay
in thia county thia year will lie a m -
or«! breaker, the »tarn! «>f gra«* t»emg
«•Xt’rpltonally Irravy ami <4 fine quality.
, Hubway for many hours, «m»u« dam- wool in Eaatern Orv<or> in T’» y«®r®
i age to the underground mad and great ¡»aid I aj the grower® of tin® aerllon «»f
langsr to many paasengei«. The dam­ the atate at th® public auction walr®
A Resume of the Less Important but
The •*!••• «er® con­
s<e
is estimated al |IOO,M)0. ine I* here !a*t week
Not Lete Interesting tv wet*
dentally II rveulted in the caving in of ducted on tlie tea led Uhl® ayatern. and
of the Past Week.
price® ranged from SI to
cent® lor
Park avenue over an area of 2U feet,
Merino wool®. One «mall clip of cm®®-
from which ran erm k« that meant dan­ brad l.lmwln «<«1 a«»ld tor
cent®.
Three wtxil® were formerly markete«!
ger to adjacent building*. Water was
Mount Pelee is in eruption.
first seen trickling Iwrtwern the |Mtving al The Italic®, but ®inre tlie completion
A smallpox epidemic prevail» in
of the tailnxii to thi® |M>inl «ale® have
bio k* near the entrance to the Park
Chile.
Itern nmduclod here.
The price® are
avenue tunnel, through which the *ur- the htg!>r®t ¡mid Gita
>n at any
Norway will send a »parini envoy to
lac* car* run.
Almoet immediately Exatern Oregon ¡ntinl, am! Wa®c*> coun­
all the powers to ask rw. gnition.
there <ame a heavy cipkwion under­ ty maintain® it® reputation a® the I «Mul­
Yellow fi ver ea»«e coalinu«- to be n
ing ®<w)l market in the wtate
ground. and a moment lattr the water
ported from the Panama canal sone.
Tlie high price® which ¡»r»-v®ilr«! al
gushed forth in a caLaract. pouring into
tFu'«r »air® af «’••epectally gratifying to
Two tsmito w«*re found in on«* of lb«*
Forty arcond «treet, which was *<sxi I tlie grower®, by rmaiui <»f G«e fart that
public sc I kio I buildings of Pitlaburg,
their loyalty t<> the ®rale«l bid «yatem
cover-vi to a depth of several ini he*.
The <|tisranlim r< trice at Num«- has
The rising water in the Huliway soon * haa I-rn rewarlod by from < to S rente
been abollsbc«l, d<-*pil»- th»* prot«*ffs of
’¡e* ¡«oiin«! increase over price® pat«!
made connection Iwtween the third rail
citissM.
! thoae who rontra« ted earlier.
Fully
The biggest trust company on earth and the miter rail*, short-circuiting the itliree fourth» of the ««»»la grown tn the
i. t>> Ie i«sganise«i to handle the Euita- electric current, which ».is attended by ! »tate were c«>nl rat tr«! during tlie »inter
Ide funds.
a M-rie* of esphoion« that etidangere-l I am! early in the epring, thia ewcllon l«e
plx rlnurnc, England, has just cele­ the live* of those who were in the cars ing tlie only noticaebleexrepiion where
brated tlx* 1,300th anniversary ol its The air war pungent with the «moke of i the <:f!vr® of tempting plice® failed to
' make eerioua inroa«!® into I lie clip to be
foumlatum.
burning insulation, ami bright flashes I marketed
Near Warsaw, RuMia. 24 Jew * have from wheels »ml rails were continuous
Ixiral grower® who held are highly
lieen killed and 3B oilier» injured in
one train got to within a block of a «•late«! over the auccea® <»f the public
riots in the put tew days.
•ale®, while the few who contracted
statiois and then came to a final stop. j here are ooriwoporxlinglv tony that
liiimia and Japan are cor ■ daring
The juissenger» got out and wwled I they did not »tain! by the wait'd bid
choice of envoys and place ol meeting
through the water to the station. They ¡»lan. The aiu’cew® of thi» year*» public
to conduct |«-ace negotiations.
avoided the third rail and nolxsly was a®!®® firmly e®tabh»he® the popularity
Frank G. Bigelow, the defaulting
and prove« the ®‘*«loin of the plan.
Milwaukee tanker, haa l>een sentenced injured. Gradually the enire service
Tlii® l«eing the only point in the alate
lo In years tn the Federal prison.
He south of Seventy-second street and to . where a large «¡uanttty of the choice
is a nervous wreck ami lias Iwen taken Fourteenth street was shut of!, and Wool® would be offi«red for aalc on the
to the prison hospital.
later the entire service was discontin­ »waled bid plan, » large nit tn I «er of buy«
er® wt-re Attract»-»! to the «ale®, and
Tin- Pennsylvania road now haa a ued .
train running from Chicago -io N< w
Finaly, after the fl,««I had continued
merchant® an«! inanulaA'turer® in the
York *n IH hours, an av>*rag< of ' D
miles an hour. One stretch of three for four and a half hours a foreman for Kant ami Weft were prrarnt.
the construction company, who has
miles haa been made in M seconds.
Oregon i Hlat«-».
Seto
in
supervision of the installation of the SUIT BY ASYLUM AUTHORITIES
Attacks on Chicago strikebreaker*
have again cauaed tioling in th« streets mains in Park avenue pointed out a
Jjd«e Galloway Sustain® Demurrer by
Germnay is drafting a new commer­ gate at Third avenue ami Forty-secund
Secretary of State.
street
which,
on
living
domsl,
shut
oft
cial treaty for submission to the Cnit«-d
4 0 HULL M D
PHYSICIAN 2DÍ SURGEON
Park avenu*. neat Forty senmd Mreet,
t.siay reeult*d
Salem—Judge Galloway haa anatain«
cd the demurrer to th«« writ in the
mandntniia proceed in ga brought by aayl-
uiu employe® to rt»tnp®l "«t retary of
State Puntiar to laaue a warrant for the
amount of their mocithly
aalarie®.
Judge Galloway holda that the Kav la®
¡>aj*ar«l in B»05, doe® not r»j»eal the act
of 11M)1 which prohibit® the anretary
from n®"iing a warrant when no appro­
priation is available.
Lnder Judge Galloway*« dreiaion it
will l*r the duty of the aecrrtary of
•tate to iaaur a certiorate of allowance
and not a warrant for the amount of
the aalary roll.
In t ««-or«lance with
the plan already announcr*!, a notice of
ap|*ral ®aa given and the quaotion will
l>e prevented before th® Supreme court
aa »«on a® p «®il»le.
Smelting Not the Only Plan.
Granta Pass—The big customs smelt­
er projected for liie Southern Oregon
district by Messrs Fleck. Corliss, Wil-
ham», Hnowg«»>»e ami other* i* now an
assured fact, and construction will In-
gm this week. Article* of incorpora*
lion have been filed for tlie Rogue Riv­
er Mining. Smelling and Power com­
pany. Smelling is not to lie the only
object of the new company, which ex-
|>ects to pul in a huge ,1am.
This,
with the till heit fall the river haa at
“avage rapids, where the smelter ia to
lie built, they feel »ure. I* capable of
generating at least 45,l»M) horse fower
for irrigation and power purposes.
AUTO LINE IN VALLEY
Connecting Lin® Ett®bi>th«<l Between
Independence «nd Salem.
Ihdepehdrfie®—An ROtomobll® line*
ha® Iwrii put oil IwlHiwn I n«h*|violent ®
and Salem
Tb®r® I® a mi®®iii|f link ol
12 mil®« lt®iww«n th«®*’ two ¡ mhui « in
the tran»i**>rtatton fu llitit«® of the val­
ley. For yenra there haa |H*®n talk of a
motor connecting the •*. nthrrn PactAe
line® on the Fait and \V»®t title®
Thia
<j»ring the road® have been improve«!
®n<! th® aatomobil® brought the tolu*
tion.
I xm ’ m I capital at In<!r|»®ndence and
Kilrin 11a® liA‘l th«« malt« r under « <»n-
®l<lrration. A lurpniH* aa ® ««prong when
a ten M«®t hotel bn® machine ® a® pat on
the run F>y the Oregon Suburlmn Auto
company
It i® tindervtood the Ons*gi>
City T;an®|M>rlAli>«n c«»mpany ia largely
cunerrne«! tn th«« m«»venirnt.
A r« g liar #« Fo-lulr u ill
atin<>uti< «-d
abort/, It is the purp>«e to i otinect as
cloaey aa |H«oble with Smtbcrn Pacific
trama at Salem ami the motor cars
i
Halrrn—* According to r**p«»rt® that
have hem rrt-eivrel by Master Flab
Warden II <• Van
the Me Ken-
lie river ia lull of ealin«>nt thia «-until-
lion evidently having b®®n brought
about by th® construction of a gtaid tl®h
way over the falls at Oregon City.
Mr
Van Ihiaon i® inclined to think the re-
|H»rta are exaggerated, but be ia |dra«e*!
with the outlook and ba* ¡dared rorka
in the river just below Gate creek, and
ho|tew to take a large num lie r of xaliuon
for hatchery pur|Miae®
Water Racedi» g Near Keokuk.
Ikw Moihe®, la . June 13.-— The flood
which haa overflowed tlM>u«an«le of
a re® of tine land in the vicinity of
Keokuk* ieelowly receding, the water
having fallen about two feet einre
reaching a ®tari«)®lill laat night, barn­
age to farmer® near Keokuk ia e»ti-
ma tn I at |3<M),000, and the l«w»r« at
Keokuk, I >® ven port and other plat-re
along the.river will aggregate hun-lrwh
of tbouMUwIa more. Riley Mmallwood,
aged 75, waa <lr<>wne«i at Alrsamjria
Promise* Road to Tillamook.
Ililllieoro— The board of trail* last
week listened to an address by William
Reid, who stalM that bond» have been
e>dd tor the conet ruction of the railway
to Tillamook
Mr Reid asked Hills
boro to furnish the right <4 way from
this city to llvnks, and Mayor II. P.
Cornelius will appoint a committee of
»even to devise ways and means to se­
cure the necessary deed contracts. Mr.
Reid promises to commence con»trtsc<
tion *<*>n
Boring for Artasian Watsr,
Elgin—For several weeks a crew haa
been engaged in boring an artesian well
near Alicel. Work is under the supar-
V is ion of a contractor from Man Fran­
cisco. The well at thia time is a little
over 700 feet in depth and as yet no
The plant coet some­ rock and but little waUr that will fl >w
Chicago teamowners tnav split on the by Are tod*y.
«trike question. If they do it will be a thing like 1450,000. The inatirance is haa Ijeen found, but th* work ie still
I Ijsiug continued.
♦ *.5,000.
great winning tor the strikers.
of
thè
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Emaci® J. Urne*
al tome/ ha® rep«®
tbat cucm ÌIIÌ oa » f
®(>r*e than tb«we
llon with whlch
Mitchell an«l l*
arre irulicted l»% .
li» haa ma«l® Recami.
In »tate office®, a*«»«*r?B
; l«ren m leagUe with J
®uch a® John A. Ih
A. Ilyde, «ho hai(B|
quited vaat traete ul tifi
California.
“Th® tmuhle II^
offitr Harlf.'^dt
office ha» l-cvR
' ring ami any1
[ legarti to
bave l»een
; ring haa r
«ver linee
I •ull two t'
I l itti ber
; * | h * c u ! a l* > r
along of afilvaiHW
haa l«ren r«|»eciAllv
maltrr «>f thè creai uni
•erve®
Two nu|w*ririU*talcn<« have nm«
fcnAc*i that they werr briltrd to make
Ilio reeerwe» cover a® much vacant
•ebani land •» ¡tonaihl®. Thia lami waa
practically w urti» le®®,
all th® gra-d
-<■h«w»l land 1
4 Ito « n taken Qi
HomiTof it h«M oh th® top ol crag® an
wa» titorl««»® for any pur{MM»e except II
« reation of »«*rip
llut tlwM*® who t|l«
oh thè lami f«»r II *'« an a» re could «!«•
¡«• mh * of their holding» for II ’»0 an a- re
a ® «unti am they «ere tnchided in a
r®t reeeive.
Kml they «»firn could
even l*rtter than that, t»y taking
li®u lami» tu thè l«-«t purlof thr li
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WILL ASK OUARANFEfc.
Japan Would Bind Ruaa a to a
Obaarvanca of Treaty,
Strict
SWEDISH ANGER RISING.,
Norway Accused of Ignoring H ghtt of
Sw.den by H*r Action.
Hlockbolm, June 13—It 1* imp mai-
! hie to forrvaat Hwwlish policy in rela­
tion to the Norwegian rebellion but
signa are lacking of atty willing acqui­
escence therein
The king, crown
prince and many albera, official and
j unolficial, are diepamed tn regard the
acta <>f Christiania as tliime of a rotisi-
I lioua cotiere of politician* which «an­
Golden Chariot and Orleans,
bumpier— A prominent mining ex­ noi lie conaidered as n<-« ea»arily repre­
pert is here this week from Philadel­ senting the will of ths Norwegian pe«r
phia for the puijeise of itt»|>ectliig the pie. However, it ia difficult to aes
Golden Chariot ami Or leans groups i how an official proteet can la- inaile,
Th» first named is I- ■ ate.1 near I j,rr<- since nothing short of a stiew-Mful war
In
and the latter in rl«ise proximity tolls likely to riwtore the aituation
Senator Folcile, of j all, responsible men hesitate to com*
¡the Gotoontla.
i Pennsylvania, ia inlcristed in these 1 mand such a course. That thi* hesita-
, properties to such an extent aa to con- tion will survive the heat of a |>arlia-
i anler them worthy of investigation, am! metitary eewsioti may l«e slightly doubt*
on the result of the ex;«erl*s report will fill.
In 176 Feet on Buckey®,
Humpter—W F Kip|«rti. who holda
the boud on the Burkey® group* located
at the Lea«’ of Little Cracker rrrek,
report® the lower drift atarUd laat ara*
•on a< l*eing now in 170 fret
lie and
u * m late, Thoma® Krnnerely, have n«»<
decided just where they will com­
mence arttv® work on the property.
The rich rnrk already located i® »till
allowing up well, ami Mr. Kip|*n haa
in III® ¡»»»aareaoin the little gold brick
re® li in I from panning only 17 ounce®
■ lepem! whether he am! as*>« late* will
of or® taken a day or two ago from the
take hold of the mins* and «levelop
¡4*dgr.
' them to a proalucing stage.
Covered by Inhsr tancs Law.
Salem—Attorney General Craw foni
hold* that a conveyance of real proper­
ty made to a mao's rhil'lreo with the
reservation of
p. sass*ion until hie
death, is an advancement within the
meaning of the inheritance tax law and
that tlie property is subject to the tai.
The opinion was rendered at the re­
quest of the state treasurer in the i mat-
ter <4 the Johanna O’Brien estate.
ufficiai®
Toklo, June 12 — On the ability of
; R umis b ■ t!«-r . *>it'. . - t
uranlre
ithat abe will live up to any lr«aty ol
' peace ar rang«« I biiig«-» Japwu'a willing-
neas to bring the war to so « nd
This
I statement is made <>i> tl<« authority of
one of the ls-*t known J»pan«-se states-
1 men, on «'omlilion that bls identity 1«
kept unknown.
"Japan wants |u*a«-e," he aai
she will not Im madqa tool ol
■I*.
Tbat nation must agrer
her hands off the Far Eaat fur
term of wars, ami her treaty must con-
Good Sign cf Pro*|iarity.
Washington—Tit»-*» changes in *al- i lain some clan«»» which rflivtively pre-
arie* u( Oreg <n |--tmi.tri* have ®r»n rlmle her resuming hostilities when
announced
I mmue— Albany,
Th* her army ami navy are rehal>ilittale«i,
and such clauaes must lie <>f auch « har*
Datto*. 12,MM to 13,300; Arlington,
Burns. Condon. Elgin, II.2tX) to41,300; «■ ter that they cannot lightly t>e die*
Even at the present lime,
Athena. Monmouth. Myrtle Point, |l,- regarded
I h - vii entirely
lMX) to 11,100 (rvallis, II.HOO to |l.- ' when her navy ha*
1*00; li.llas. Forest Grove, |l.500 to wi | mn I off the fate ol the water* and her
|l,600t I ndependrnre, ♦ I I0O to 01,- army haa lieen diaruptnl ami placed on
400; Jum-tion City, lolwtnoti, Millon, the defensive at all points, we hear
I
t ,300 Klamath Fall*, II.- from our *eerrt agents in Rt Petersburg
that the ad*’o«'a<e* uf a war policy urge
300 to ♦ 1 '»00. I JI Grande, 42,100 to |
, the oar, if be feels that he must sub-
42,200. M not Ai g«-l, W - dtnirn, 41.
' a«-ril* to pea« « terms, to refuse to r«>m*
I
I
4<M) to 41 ,’>00. Oregon lily, 43,000 to nut Russia to anv |• lu-y of disarming
42,3tMi; Wasco. 4l,l"o to 41 ino. l>®- that would prevent the execution of
contracts for new warshijaiof all c I iuhmmi
crease—Bumpier, 12,ism to 41,Too.
which were made with German ami
American firms <■( shipbuilder».
Salmon Reach the Mi Ken/i®.
Chin*** Slow and Weak.
Mrxcio City. June .1. — Contractors
on the Yera Crus and Pacific railway
have decided to exclude Chinamen from
the ranks of their lal«>rrrs.
They
have experimental with them and find
that their work is unsatisfactory. The
road haa 3,< mmi men at work rrl>alls*t-
ing ami const i net I ng
Planters along
th* line of the r<wd who used Chinese
help also have Iwen obliged to let them
go
While the Chinese do not shirk
work or lay off, they are very slow
ami have not strength enough for heavy
work.
Swedish and finish princes have re­
fused the Norwegian throne and Nor­
way is preparing to establish a repub­
lic. Great Britain urges the choosing
Sweden Not To Recogniie.
of Prince Arthur for king.
His sister
Stockholm, June 13—Premier llamb
ia to marry the crown prince of Hweden. stadt, in an interview, says the Swedish
government will refute to recogniie the
The Russian warships al Manila have
revolution in Norway au<l will submit
I disarnie«I.
to the riksdag motion* conformable to
The premier think*
The Japanese are said to have ent off thi* *tand|>oint
that the riksdag will adopt thi* view
Vladivostok.
and is convinced no foreign power will
The Michigan flood is sulisiding
recogniie Norway a* an independent
A British submarins boat has lieen country against the will of Sweden.
loet with 14 livee.
Packing House Plant Destroyed.
In the Norway-ffwedvsi dispute Brit­
Fort
Worth, T«i , June 13. — What
ain it Handing by Norway and Germ-
ie known a* the old packing house
any baraa Sweden.
Fort Worth,
comprising bij
eight
plant in rw*
nonn, cx>m¡»ri®inn
[ ih
Headen may not resist ths dissolving
„1M|| „ „xrn o( whkh wrr, bu,|t
union with
«itti Norway,
Norwav. but desire*
dMires an
an' ■tone
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....
._«
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«__
of nnion
and one
brick,
and
ranging
alliance against Russia
from ore to two stories, was destroyed
Say» Th®y ar® Wor
Thoxa of Orego*
8®n Fmn®i»c«>, .
«barge® bave l«ren
4t)dnch high prseeur* water main tn
HAPnaiNGS of m contikekts .Hubway, tii* Moppeg*
Mt Killop A Churvhlll. Prop*
<PRÖFE~SSIONÄL~>
Hao®y
7
■ > •
CALIFORNIA LAND
Ctoctric Current Short-Circwtsd »rd
Tr«rfic Stopped for Hour*.
station, the street car tunnel ami the
ALBANY
L USCH
TORRENT FLOOOSSUBWAY
blwk just below
Oregon
Albany
■
Nets York, June 13 — A break tn th*
h a loodensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers.
BLUONABLE HATES
r«m«r »•<. {>!
I IM >5
Working on Owyha* Survey.
\'ale—- Engineer Hrrlmrt E S ewell,
of the Reclaniatioii service, now baa a
force of men at work <>a the Owyhee,
where preliminary aurveya in euuMC*
■ tion with tbs pruposrsi irrigation projnt
will b* inmlr thia summer. Il is state«!
) that the government is ■ onteiiiplating
the mnstrnrtion of two tsoervior*, as
it is claim«-«! there are aboat 2i),*M>0
acrM of valuable government land that
«-annul lie rover«*! by water fr«>m the
Harjier liaain ptoject.
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A •* • •
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‘h ”-*b
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fnsiit Jap* Lost Ship*
St. Petersburg, June 12 —A hiugdis*
patch from Hear Admiral He it innate in
to th« minittcr of marine, dalrd Khang-
' hai, June H, give® th® official report of
th® t«>r|Mto|o boat deatroycr ltod/i, whi^h
I recently arrived there in tow of ® mer*
.chant »trainer, but add® little to
Know ledge about tlie battle of the
of Japan.
Th® officer® of th® I
and the re* tie« I men on I m mi rd of
reiterate that the Jap®mar 1«
battl«®»hi|Mv. on® of which
Mikaaa and the other of the Nlfh
type, and four rmiarr®.
Great Drydock Launc
Baltimore, June 12.—
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
ment drydock recently
Wh**t—Club, H4r |>*r bushel; blus- Maryland Steel compan
Point, which will lie t<
*(»m, VOfilfilc; valley, H5®fi7e.
Oats—No. I whits, f*»<l. |.t<i per ton; was succHsdully float
Kndtoott, daughter
gray, ♦■to
Hay—Timothy, |I44|H>
t<m; Flndirott,
clover, |ll®lt; grain, |l I <4 12; cheat, "DewevAU
floating
♦ Ili4l2.
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 11119c p»r
■losen.
Butter — Fancy creamery.
21 *«c per pound.
Ntrawlierriee—11 25« 1 SO
Apples—Table, I 5n«2 Mi
Potatoes—Oregon fancy, I)
new potatoes, |l 50.
Hups — Choice, 1904
pound.
W ml — F.satern Or<
i ’e .
vaih-y.
27
choice, 31®32t*c pet mximlA
J»'
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