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REASONABLE RATLS
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In a Condensed Form tor Our
Busy Reeden
Or.
Albany
HATOilNGS OF TUO CONTINENTS
LUSCH
('OUST ER
Me Ki I kip * Churchill. Props
A Rsaume of the Lass Important but
Not Leos Interesting
ALBANY ORI HON
Dis best 20c meal la the
<>p«a all night.
H Hryani
va ley
Ge Te Tira
Terrific bent has killed many pe-ple
in New York and Pittsburg
ATTORNiYS AT LAW
Norway has offered to make Prince
Cbarlea, of l*enn>ark, her king
ALBANY OBBOO*
B ■«*
lord Roberta declares that the Brit­
ish army is in l*<! condition and could
not withstand invasion by another
|M>wer.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Nu<ar* Hit«
of >* • nt
^TKATiltlU
fihsvlng....... .. .......... IS cents
Dr Sven lledin, the Kwedieli explor­
Ilslr < uttlng ........ 24 ••
er, sounds a warning against Norway,
Bbsrn poulng
• ho, be says, is pre|iaring to attack
Hwevlen.
Hath*
.......... 24 M
Reform leaders at M.iecow are de­
(ILOkUI DAMI:
I’WOPRIETOR
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Al>AJ»Y. OUB u O
OSre Z» «Ml M atrwl
Ml- A * Ï ATT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
J. J. Barnes & Son,
,«r rt.ti x»n»»al n«uk
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General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
inox
at tiaxr
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show
Forest fires are threatening the l.ick
observatory. In which is located the
famoius Lick teleacope. The fires are
I within right miles ol Mount Hamilton,
¡on which lira observatory is located.
Bt Petersburg, July 11. — With the
Japan»«» flag hoisted lur tira fir»l time
o«> Ruaaien eoil after is months of war,
the importance of the lauding on the
island of Sakhalin ra generally a*lmll.
tevl luth in neeapwprr cuninrant aud in
government circles
Complete onupa
tiivn of llie island 1» rt-g»rde>l a» a lore-
gone conclusion.
The Novue Vremya vohee the general
•entiment in holding tha* eonliul of
Bakhalm puts a p-eerful lever in the
diploruary,
l»www»ion of Japan,
which finally has w .met hi ng tangible
in ita hands to throw upon the «rales
with the sword in lira cumiog confer
erne
There IS a diverg-nce of opinion with
regard to the «fleet It will have upon
the negotiations at Washington, some
■d the irrec, ncilalde* declaring that
It make» |>ewce at the preeent juncture
more lmp<w»ible than l*f<>re. as Japan
will be able to demand the creemo "I
the island» and a heavy indemnity a»
•ell, at winch terms ;«vace will lie too
Sowtly, hut the more prevalent view is
that Ja|«n haa now in her haiuis
enough trumps to take the game.
The alts- k on the island certainly
dia»11-atei* one of the liop*-e bf the ;*eai-e
aivocatea, who have lawn suggesting
that ita voluntary cession might lie an
offset with Poll Arthur and ths Chi-
neae railway against the payment of a
large part or all of a monetary indem­
nity. No further re|>orl id the lauding
operations baa la-en received.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
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SCIO, OREGON
Gridiate Eclectic Medicil College
CtBcluaail obi»
m io
OBB g OX
Scio
A Q PRILL M D
PHYSICIAN ¡ni SURGEON
Scia, Oraron
TEspùons Xxcàkace X» IL
8HELT0N
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
IAST
J usile» of U» Paxes
Kotary PuKlc
B;la Oraçoa
Bank
Stute
SOM!)
Southern Pacific Co
Watchmaker and Jeweler SBASTA BOUTS
R. W. HRGEY
Pittsburg has lieen stirrod by the
. revelation of ths fad that the million­
REVOLT IN AHMT
aires of the city are iraying scarcely any
Train« leave Weet H- io fur Portland taxes
II. C. Frick, worth |»«sibly Officer« Sentenced to Death and Cot­
and way «tat. ns at 10 45 « in
lraave
170,000,000, pays taxes on llO.txiO.
All kind« of watch««, ducks a*d jseolry or Albany at Ï 45 p. m
sacks Routed by Rebels.
Advice from various parts of Russia
promptly r«[«lr»d
Vienna, July 11.— Diapatchea re­
ras ree Portland a 30 a m,(30p m.
show that the effects of the war are
SCIO ORIOO»
“
Altwny 12 10 p m . 11 30 p tn
telling terribly upon that unhappy ceived here from St. Petersburg »late
ErrGss Ashland 12 ' I a tn , 11 30 a m country
Foreign merchants are clos­ that 24 officers of the Russian army
’’
Hacramenlo 7 S3 p m . M 35 a m ing tlieir stores for lack of Fraslnese and
have lieen coortlliartialed and sentenced
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Baa Fran. iaco 7 M p tn , * 35 a
native merchants air tarely kept alive. to lie «hot within the last fra days for
Pullman and Tourist rars en both
Itsron Kotnura, Japanese pescs en­ refusing to oliey orders to pr.a-eed to
J. A. TlXhfR
trains Chair cars Rammento te Og
voy, haa sailed lor the United Blaise. Manchuria.
They aet up in their de­
len and Fl Pa»o, and t- uriti cars t
Chicago m i....«, New O t I sbm «ni
A crisis is approaching in the Nor­ fense that other officers who ;»«ia»warvl
l'ina Wines. Liquor« and Clgara W aahlngton.
way Sweden matter.
Hwedish troojis of private fortune« had succeeded in
Connecting at Ban Francisco with
evading the orders to go to the front by
everal Ilse« for Ff. i.olulu. Ja|*n, China are being mobilised alotig the frontier. bribing the officer« of the get vrai staff,
’hillpplnee. Central an.l South Amer-
Klihu Root will aasume the office of wh.we duty it was to make the a»mgn-
Pura Liquor« for Medicinal Purposes
ca.
secretary of state soon, but will not Is ment of officer« to proreed to the flout
•■»• Mr» M E
»ee. agent al able to give it his eutire tie until Sep-
A l.ithunian regiment refused to
Weet Boo station, or address
Gira U« • Call
lemlwr.
carry out an order given by a brigade
W. E. COMAN, 0. P. A„
Priwident Roosevelt is determiend to commander, and a detachment of Cos­
eliminate
entirely the use of any sack« was detailed to place the revolt-
SCIO
OREGON
Purilatxl, Ore "puli’’ in securing
When the mounted
promotions in the era under arreet
troope
tried
it
they
were fired on by
—
army and navy.
the l.ithuniamls and a sanguinary en­
The Rioux river Ison a rampage at counter followed, which resulted in
Sioux City, Iowa, and has overflowed JIM) Cotoacks tiring killewl or wounded
thousands of aoree ot cru|w and has The révoltera were finally placet] under
arrest in twrrarks.
waahed away many boueee
CORNER SALOON
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICE
Ihinnite, a new etpl<«ive, ia claimed
to lie the luiwt effect I ve in the world
A small rharge will crumple in the aide
of the heaviest armored vewsei.
It is said that the Russian Reaction­
ary party deeirva to dethrone the nar
and put in a stronger ruler «ho will lie
able to restrain the reform party.
A report from thleea nays that a part
.d the Black sea squadron met and en­
gaged the rebel »hip Potemkin.
The
vessel escaped.
The entire fleet has
been ordered to rapture or deelr.iy the
Potemkin».
One leeeon gained by the American
nary as the result of the Far Eastern
ear 1« the ueeleeeneee of the running
tower on war veasels. The Jajurnroe
(.inner« invariably disabled the ma­
chinery in three lowers early in battle
[•SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLEST
Irvins
9
Germany lias forbidden French So­
cialists to apeak in Berlin.
A French submarine Imai foundered
with a rrvw of 12 on board.
Myer, Props.
Teenty sit jraople were kill«! in the
tixpado which ju»t swept over Tesas.
-
Hack connects with all trains at West Solo
and morning train at .Hunkers.
P»«ll Jones' boriy has lieen handed
.nrer to the American navy by the
French navy with great ceremony.
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers Prices reasonable.
The city of Theodosia. Russia, has
I lieen «et on flrs by the rebel «hip Po­
emkin ami the garrison, instead ol de­
lending ths town, haa looted ths al.>ree
and lioiracs.
WilNtSSES FORGÉ T
Japan Now Given Opportunity to In.
crease Her Demand* on Russia.
The appointment of Charles G. Ma- CHINA ASKS REPRESENTATION
’ gum as American minister to I'ausma,
while at the same time permitting him Japan Will Oppose Appearance at
to hold the office of governor of the
Peace Conference.
: canal tone, has created an en client im-
Washingt-in, July II. — China'« re-
I preosion in all circles al Panama
quiivet to In- represented in the Wtutli-
Assistant Fwcreta'y of State Pierce
' ha« announced that the peace envoys ol ington nuih-rence, on the ground tliat
Russia and Japan have agreed upon ■he i« vitally interested in it« |iroceeil-
Portamouth, N
II., aa the meeting inic», ha» lieen received by the presi­
place of the seesions of the |*-ace con­ dent and informally tranamitted to the
TUI
ference to lie held outside of Washing­
iH-lligererit«
Whether the president
ton,
has receive.I the formal replies cannot
The crew of the Russian taittlrshlp
lie Irarned. but it can I* «tsted that,
Potemkin has surrendered.
«bile Rui.ia is inclined to favor the
France and Germany have reached ■uirrti-etion. Japan «ill not coneent to it.
an agreement about Morocco.
Japan ha» already mail« public het
Oregon
Scia
Fire in the business section of Hpo- aMurance that Manchuria is to lie re-
kane destroyed 1120,000 worth of prop- stored to China. That i« one of the
principle« for which «he «ay* «be haa
erty.
linen fighting
Japan regard« herself
crn»M
The foreign press generally praise» as fully cafarhle of eira-uting this prom­
Root
aud
say
he
is
a
fit
stieeeesor
................... T J Mess»»« Eiihu
I’real lent
ise without the aaaistanee of China, and
W. A Ewuu to the late Secretary Hay.
Ca*L»*r..
m vie* of China’s inability la-fore the
John F. Stevens, new chief engineer »ar to cops with Russia in Manchuria,
! if the Panama cabal, ia on bis way to the Japanese government is unable to
P «« a (onerai Iantine and »«.hangs the Isthmus Ui take charge of the work. s«e «l.al possible service s Chinese rep­
resentative would l>e in the Washing-
bua.nsM L n» mad« al current ratea
Two blocks of the business and resi- ton conference.
and drafts issued oa pnncl;wl cities.
j denes section of Goldfield, Nevada,
Moreover, lbs Japanese have all
: have leen destroyed by fire.
Lies, along takrn the |e«ition that alien
000,000
larace negotiations were liegun they
Three more of the convlets who re­ would Ire conduct ml directly with Rus­
-VIA-
cently eecsped ftom the government sia. It 1« alt.-grther unlikely that the
prison on McNeil’s island liave lieen Wssl.tngton government «ill press the
taken. Tlir other four ar« likely to be claim of China, and the official view
here fails bi «ytn|>athi>e with the idea
captured soon.
tel# Orsgoa
r
termined, if Nicholas continue« in his
present unyieMing altitude, to elect a
new casr.
LEVER
W* buy our stork in largs quantities
and keep a full line ot carriage and
• agon material. All kinds of work In
ur line dons oa short notice.
EENTIST
e
E »treme beat is killing many m Italy
I and Germany.
C C h>ui
BRYANT A *oW
J.J
Event*
•f the Past W»»k.
SAKHALIN A POWERFUL
so
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I HUIT IN GOOD CONDITION
MADE A GOVERNMENT OFFICER
Yield W.H Not Be Large. But Quality State E^gmwer Ua*»a to Hav« Charge
O< Survey Work
Wul 8s Above Average
Fruit conditions «re now favorable
throughout Oregon. While as a general
thing no fruit will yield a ivcord break
mg crop; the quality of the fruit blds
fair to !• gi»al and the yield «ill be
•atiefactory from the market staml-
point. Apples in all parts nt the stale
«ill yield only halt a crop, but on a>
count of this very fact the trull «1II be
of much Iwtter quality ami a more
marketable product than «ere It s full
' crop and the tieee heavily l<wdv>i.
In the eastern jwirt of the state,
peaches, peers, prunes end plum« «ill
all yield a crop full. In Routbera Ore-
gon and the Wil amette valley, either
of «hicti «erHona pr-dnvre more Iruil
th«n Raster* Oregon,
prunes and
plums will yield 7o per cent of a rrop,
}wa< hea about AO per cent, end pe«r«
halt a crop. Three figure» are tear.I
| upon careful estimates and ate reliable
Cherriee are every «here yielding about
Tft |ier or nt of a full yield, while »mall
fruits are yielding a full crop in all
(■arts of the state.
Growers and dealer« figure in ISA,-
000 liale« a« Oregon’s protmble Lop
y ell tor l'.<0.3. Thi» 1« an increase of
one-third over last year’« yield A part
of this estimated increase 1« due to a
larger acreage, but the crop is at least
’>0 |ier rent better in amount of growth
no« than at thia time last year
The
foliage ia very heavy, and the hops are
bliesoniing out no« in splendid shape
Of course, everything hingiw <>n liimat
ic conditions and the estimate of 120,-
000 twice, «high «ill lie the largest
crop Oregon has ever produced, is lies«<t
ii|H>n the supposition that weather con­
ditions will tie lavoiable until the crop
i« safely harvested.
BLOODED STOCK FROM FRANCE
A. C. Ruby, of Pendleton. Receive* a
Carload of Imported Hors»«
Pendleton—A C Ruby A Co. have
revel veil the first carload of Imported
horse from France by express.
The
next carload is in transit by freight
with an attendant in chaige, and will
arrive in a few days.
The third car
will be drop|>ed of! in Nebraska and
the horse di»|»«M«i ot to the farmers in
ths Nli-I.ll»- Weet.
Mr Ruby himself has also arrived.
He ia direct from Kurnps, where he
purchased in all 4H horses, ronaisting
of Bhirve, Perrherons and coach horses
The horses arrived in splendid condi­
tion in spite of the fact that they had
lieen traveling cotietan')y for three
week» by «ater and rail.
Mr Ruby will put them in good con-
diliou and in Beptember, «hen the
I«*«is and Clark horse show comes of!, ,
will exhibit a numlier of the lewt ani­
mals. He has a large numtier which
can 1» got into splendid condition, as
they ate already almoat fit to eibibit i
All of the horses are y rang animal« and
will take on flesh readily ami will make !
a gmai show ing for the bl.wled horse >
industry for Eastern Oregon.
Engine Sparks Start Firas.
Pendleton— Many farmers who have
lands adjoining the railroad, ««psetally
the Prndieton.H|»>kanr branch, are
plowing and clearing the weeds from
the right of way along their fislds to
protect their grain from fires started
iiy sparks from passing locum >ti»ee.
The dry gras« along the track is already
Iw-ginning to burn and the npaming
wheat fields are in Imminent danger
from fires
The farmers are also liene
fitting themeelvre by plowing along the
fence« other than protecting themselves
from fire as the numerous ground
squirrels burrow along the fences un-lsr
the weeds and trash that accumulab .
Two Patients Cured.
Nairn» — State Engineer John I!
Lewia will lw appuntnl I nitnl Matre
hydrngraphrr for Oreg- n, time l<ring
gi^en » barge of the got eminent hydro
g rapine work rood mt ml in co-operatiun
with the alate <d Oregon
Thre mean«
that all »tale work will l«e government
work and the work done with the Vnil-
e«l Ntatre appropriation will |>* » ate
work
ConMNjurntly the re|M>rta of the
hydr«<raphic work done by the etale
engineer will Ik« pubheh ed in the gov­
ernment report*
The «am« will
true of topographic
w<rk, lor Nlato Knigneer Iwia will ap-
point a government top<igrapbcr to di­
rect the w<»rk of the fleM partiew em­
ployed by the elate. The atatr engineer
will ««rve ae Vnitrd State« hydro-
g’aphrr without |*«y, and the I nited
Ntalre topographer will errte the Mtatv
w it bout |*ay.
Thia arrangement ia of great import­
ance to the etatr, for H not only mx urew
the publication »»f the etale report* by
Vie government, but give« the »'ate
work the *ame »landing aa that of the
government. There will !•« complete
harmony lietween elate and I ruled
State« eurvry*»
UMATILLA HARVEST ON
Grain Being Cui North and Last of
Pendleton.
Prntllrt' t»~—llarv« *1 hae t tttntnrn« r*l
tn I’matiHa county, and within a ahorl
time bra«h re will be at Work every­
where, th-er n«tw Rtertrd Itetn^ »»nly tn
the early portioite •»( the manly
The
arclion north at»«i raet ol Pendleton* m
whirh a largr part <d the linal I Ha res­
ervation im located, i« more advamed
than other plate«, and by the Ar«t ol
nrit week heading will t*e on quite gen«
eraily U mvo
h wi
bender Lae
already lieen started'in the V«)ld Hpringe
country, northwret of here, <»n a fall
wheat Held.
From all iibluati«»na a g”«*l yield ia
in prnepecl all «wr the county. Hie
wealber (hiring: the pn«t lew month«
having been very favorable
Eapecial-
ly i« the Mprmg grain, of which Uiere ia
an unuaually large amount •«•rdrd thia
year, doing well.
The only danger
than may yet l>efall ia to hot weather
and warm wind«, which might canne
the grain V* shrivel.
Indian Children H iva Meadas
—Tl»«* Indian «•■I mm »! on lh*
I'itialilla r<**rrvation ha« I»r**n clG*ed,
*« Ali epidemie ol invaniti« thrvalrned to
itwrt p IL« r.n. rvation
Hu gtrla who
were til with the diffrawe are «till in
quarantine at the ehrool, hut will F»e
tu nini out in a few day*. u|*on recov­
ery. Hu per intenderti Mt K<dn at riret
thought hr would extend the M'hool
term well into July* but thr threatened
epidemic rauM*<l tlie dianitveal. Ail of
the erholar* were more than plraerd, a«
they were inclined to be retwlliou»
at the prolonged term.
F «»«rvation Land for Sale.
Oregon City—That part of the tirami
Ronde Indian reservation in townships
.3 and H. range« 7 and H weet, which
waa not sold last fall, is Iwmg ofleerd
for sale by separate sealed bids Offert
«ill l-e received l»l»mi Octolwr 3 and
10, and the Inda «ill le .q<ened on the
latter date. The land will lw> sold in
separate tracts, and the bula are to I mn
filed with the register and receiver ■•f
the District land office no« located • t
Portland.
Improvements al Chemawa.
Chemawa—Die material for esten-
aive improvements at the Si-hool dining
hall and kitchen are lM>lng delivered
The contract for these supplies have
lieen given to Halrm and Portland firms
Important Testimony in Land Fraud
Csss« Hard To Gal.
Three aitneeara
Portland, July
now hare been heard in the tilsl of
KepreeentatlVe Williamson, Dr Van
Gesner and Mat ion It lb gir» wbuss
c»»r» ar» l»-ing heard before Judge l*e
llaien
They liave given damaging
teelluiony, but it has t««u literally
dragged I rora them, and yesterday
morning «Iran Henry Beard «as tseti-
lying, Judge l>e flaven turn»«I to Dia-
Iricl Attorney Heney ami eald
"Mr.
Ilenay, y>>u may lead the wltussa, lor
It seem» as it tins 1» the only way yos
. an get anything out of him ”
Thi» »tatemi-nl <ame from the court
after hl» honor hail listen»»! to the »I-
sminaliou ot Caniptwll Duncan. Green
lu-ard ami hi» Sou Henry. Hardly had
the diml esammallon o| I'un.an got­
ten under way than inference« that
■ ilnee» fo. the government had twen
tampere.I with «er» telng br.night out.
Duncan had a splendid ability to furgel.
Ill» memory tn connection with the
talks and deal» that he had «ith lira
.lefen.lants was conveniently a blank
Ho was tlrat of G-ren lie»rd, who waa
another of the men «ho ha! taken up
a timber claim, which. It is alleged,
was taken tut Dr Gnssur and Repr*-
Henry
was also suffering from s >«d memory,
but after a severe »baking up both by
Mr Heney and Judge Kennett, he
blandly admitted, when he »as cl.avly
pre»»e,| by Judge Bennett, that he bad
committed |*rjury in »«wirlrig to hi«
tlmlrar entry affidavit
shortly after the morning »eaeion
innvenml, ri Henalor Thuretuu r.«e to
make inquiry comernuig Uie motion lor
>
' r M .
I ', uli-
sel eiplained that he wae a long • ay
from Lome and that nothing »ave the
pending motion waa keeping him in
Portland. Judge l<e Haven then an­
nmincevl that he would take up itra
Mitchell case at III u'lewk Monday.
TAFT S ACTION CRITICISED.
President and Cabinet Say He Was
Harsh With Wallacs.
Chicago. July l<* — A special tele­
gram to ths Evening Post from lie
WashignUm rorree|»UMlent says
"It is learned oa high authority that
President Rueewlt is not entirely
ple»»e<! with the way In whirh Secre­
tary Taft treated Engineer John F.
Wallace, and this 1» one of the reaeura
why the construction of the isthmian
canal is to le entruated to Hecrvlary
Root.
"In plain language, »everal mrmlrats
of the cabinet have eSpreSeevI to I’resi-
.lent R --evslt their dlaappr. val ot ths
treatment accorded to Wallace tiy Taft.
They say Tall did wrong in flying Into
a rage and telling Wallace he did not
wish to reewivs any report from tbs
latter on the canal problem
Ths
view o! these . abini't ni»nil»r« la that,
if Mr Walal.e, whoae reputation as an
engineer is Iray.rad question, found
natural olwtaclea to the construction of
the .-anal that twffie engineering gener­
ally, Mr Taft might have found II out,
and that he sh- old have arconisd Wal­
lace the private audit in e that be sought
and not have reqtured the preeenew of
Mr. Cromwell, an outsider "
JAPANESE LAND ON SAKHALEN.
Important Card it Played to Influence
Terms of Peace.
Hl Petersburg, July 10. — A landing
of Ja|mne«e troop« on the leland of Hak-
halm waa officially reported tonight,
and e’artlee military circle* in Hl Pet­
ersburg, though it ha* lieen realised
• inte the defeat of Admiral Kojeetven-
eky that the Japan« ee were able to lake
p. mev-Maion of the ialarid ae eoon aw they
thought tit
The Ntrength of the land­
ing forre cannot l*e a*c«if tained, but the
garriaun ot the island la too weak to
offer an effective leelotance
Though the Japanese erem unwilling
to ri*k a gran«! tattle with General
l.tnievilrh, pending the |»ra4e meeting
al Washington, the landing of troops
on N»hkalm 1« eoneiderad to eipreaa
Jaian'e derision regarding the formal
conclusion of a general armistice,
namely, that in the interim liaforu the
meeting it ia lie canary to occupy the
island whoer |>o«a««wion in an important
caul in Japan's diplomatic control at
Washington
Portland—Portland's Open-Air Sani­
PORTLAND MARKETS
tarium baa discharger! two more pa­
tient« in lite 1*111 two week«. Mi»«
Wheat—Club. HIi'HJc per bushel ;
Caaon anil Andrew Johnson, th« latter : Illuseteli , fl7raR8c; valley, H»ic.
a lugger working on the lower Colum­
Barlev—Fervi, |21 60^32 per ton;
bia. Mr. Johnson tana in the first stage rolled, *234124
Io consumption, while Mia« Caaon va«
Oats—Nw. I white, *ewl, JJVper ton,
in the eecond «lag«
It wa» under» to. «1 gray.
Iw-tween the two patienl« ami the man­
Hay—Timothy. 11 4 '41 fl per ton;
agement of the sanitarium that while clover. lllfBIS.
Missouri Rivsr Ria«*.
no physical «igni of the dieease could
Fruits—StrawIratrise, *14*12 M frar
Omaha. Neb., July 10. — Th» rapid
Alataa Eahibit for Fair.
be detected In either rase, the treat­ . rato at ; ». tabi.. |1 10«-■
par
riae of the Miarourt river at this point
Seattle, Wash., July II.—J. J. t’n- ment a« administered there was to lie !»•«; spriinta, l*0e*)*l
l*r crate,
han ranted the breaking of dike* into
der*ood, arrived from Nome this morn­ continued.
plum», MMS'lOc; I-«ran bwrrisa, *1 I3<*
two lake» north of the city, with the
ing on the steamer Zealandia with the
1.2fi; blai'klierriee, He por pound; cher­
recall that the river may rut • new
Alaska exhibit for the Irawis and Clark
Governor Coming.
ries, &<4IOc. currants, *<•, prunes .30 4
channel, endangwring the utility of the
ex)ioeition at Portland. The value of
Portland—Secretary Arthur F. Fran­ D0c ; raapbsrrisa, fic.
double-span drawbridge of the Illinois
the exhibit, of which Air. Cnderwoui cis. of the Tran«-MiMiMippi Commer­
Fresh Vegetables—Beans, 1.4 4c jier
Many reeidenta along the
• ill trave charge, is over |M) 0O0. and cial congress. haa recalled a letter flora pound; cabbage. 1 <4 I '«c. cauliflower, Central.
the two principal feature» are a |2A,0tM) Governor Mel kinaid. of Colorado, an­ *1 peritatoti, celery, l*0r. corn, 2<b4 Nvltaaka aide of tl e river have linen
gold brick and 110,000 worth of nug­ nouncing Yhat be will lw in Portland 2Sr. cncumhara, 40(4H<)c; lettuce, head, .'•impelled to tlee from their home«,
gets from the Peterson clean up In the to take part in Colorado day eieraise» ! 10c; |» mis , 2Be |>er pound; rarlishes, South of the city, on the Iowa «ide, the
laittom« are tlmaled for mile«, doing
Portland bench claim. Il is the inten­ al the eipoeltion Aguuat 22.
Thia ia '104112c per doarn ; rhubarb, l%«2!ie
tion of the rxhibitorw to display the the day advocated by Mr Francis before l>er potimi; tnrni|>s. II 2.301.40 per thon«and« of dollar« worth of damage
rewources of Ala»ka in a thoroughly leaving Colorado, and Hive a time lie- aark; carrots, *l.2A<*l .30; liewta, Hut to crops and other property.
creditahlr manner.
tween the ending oi the Cotnmerrial 12-3.
Russia Consult* Power«.
congress and at the beginning ot Ihr
Potatoes—Oregon, old, fl .1301 2>3 ;
Torn in Fragments.
Berlin.
July 10.— A report 1« in cir­
National Irrigation congreaa.
On***, new, WOi'4*l 10.
Harrisburg. Pa, July 11. — Right
Butter—Fancy creamery. 17',<421 '«c culation here that the Roumanian gov­
ernment has asked the powers to ad­
men were blown to pieces and two
Fruit Inspector in Clackamas
l»r pound
vise «hat treatment shall he accorded
otliers were injured by the premature
Oregon City—C. J Reid, a promin­
Egg»—Oregon ranch, 20<42lc J*r
the era* of the Russian battleship
explosion of a big blast of rock powder ent fruitgrower of Milwaukie, trae lieen dosen
<m the Pennsylvania railroad improve­ appoint«! county fruit inspector for
Poultry — Fancy hens, 1301*14«; Knis« Potemkin, which mutinied and
ments near New t'umlierlaml at 7 SO Clackamas county under an set of th* mi xml chickens, I20lf)*e; turkeve, «ho surrendered to the Roumanian au­
o’clock thi« morning. Tira accident oc­ last «late legislature.
Mr. Reid »M live. |fi0IHe; gee»e, live, T^O&e; thorities today. Russia demanded that
curred directly armee the Ruequrhanna lb« only candidate for the office an«l ducks, old. *40.3; ducks, young, as to the crew tie surrendered to her, Austria
and Germany advised Roti mania to
river from the scene ot the Pennsyl­ trail the endorsement of a large numlier
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vania railroad accident May II, in of the horticulturists of the county.
Ho|ie — Choice, IH04,» 17020c per give them to Ruaeia. while England,
France and Italy advised their rvleaee
whirh 23 persona were killed and many As inspector, Mr. Reid will receive poun I.
others injured.
compensation per diem for the time he
Wool — Eastern Oregon, hast, 1»«*
M«y Break Out When Lid 1« Off.
is actnaly engaged at his work.
23c: val'ey, 2«'«27c; mohair, 31«
<ble»as. Joly 10 —It 1« officially an-
End Gambbng in Medco.
32 3*c per pound for rhoicw.
Cutting Second Alfalfa Crop.
Meuro City, July 11. — It I« stateri
Beef — Dreeeevl bulla,
102c per notineed that quiet prevails In Odessa,
I but it ia leered in many quarter* that
Pendletim—Farmers on McKay creek pound; cowa, 3% 04 l*c.
that no more «ambirne licenses will be
an outbreak «III follow the lifting of
Mutton — Drtweed, fancy, .3c
issued after Augnai I, whan all aliat­ south of here are cutting their second
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j the «Ulo of «lege
The governor gen-
ine licenaee expire.
Governor Tamia, crop ot alfalfa. This crop is yielding iraiiod.
Veal—SfltfiXc per pound, according eral today ls»u»«i a proclamation thrsat-
of the Fallerai district, announce that approximately two tone to the acre,
•nine * those circulating false reports
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hi« determine!) to extirpate gambling which is a littls liettsr than Jthe first to sise.
with punishment under military la*.
| crop.
Pork—»’.«7 l,c per pound,
in thia city.
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