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THE SKIPTON STABLES
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
Good Turnouts, Prompt and
Courteous Attention
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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FRAUD IN INDIAN TERRITORY
MISS ROOSEVELT A WIFE.
' Root«*»’! FortPcft the Quathmf ol
lrdi£tm«nfB in C ab «
White House Wedding Takes Place
as Scheduled.
W aah I r.g'nn, Fsb. 20. — President
K »we ve It Lad taken a pare ual iutereet
in 11»« <haig<-e of Iran4 and roriOtHOm
which are »«Id t*> base arcurvv.1 in
nnecUun with th» affairs ot tbe Five
Civilised TriliM iu the Ind.an lerii-
tory. Hut lor hie in terete rence indict-
merits against several I’»'«*" alleged
to have tieer. engage*! in illegal prac­
tice« would have bea u qua*bail
Mow, however, tinder his *>rd«rv. the
Interior department is pushing its lu-
leetigalior.s with tbcrvupsd V'g' r, and
il ia reliably ata ted that in the near
future a number of new n.dictiueuls
a fl! be reported against not only sev­
eral men already indicted, bnt they
will eleo ineluaie a number ot persons
ahoee nan,ee have not t»vrv*<*foie t*eeu
brought into the ease, including a high
government official In Washington.
When it became known to the presi­
dent that the district attorney lor In­
dian Territory bad lawn iwtrnctai to
i|U«»h eome indlctm*ot« already found,
l*e immediately wot orders counter-
mending th*» proposed action, lie *u
led to do this bv information received
by him that, after March 4, when th»
tritai relation» ot the Five Civilised
Tril«*« <«a»e<!, certain facts Would I*
put into his poa»*e«ion which would
strengthen the hands of the govern­
ment in it» efforts to bring to trial a
number of person« guilty ol «r ee fraud
perpetrated againrt the Indians.
It is known that Hecretary Hitchcock
has submitted to the president «nd
Attorney Genera) Moody a special te­
pori dealing with lt.e whole siluatiou,
which give« such details as to make it
imperative for the government to act.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Washington, Feb. 14. — Alice I.*e
R-M-eeielt, daughter ol the p'eeident ot
By T. L DUGGER
| the Unit«! Mates, was married in the
REASONABLE ¡LATEA
LAW WILL NOT STAND
many CLAIM WATER.
’ white house al 13 IS o'clock yesterday
Warner *« ul i l ki.flwcfUi
In Hon. Nictalas l.oogworth, repre­
B.ll to Restrict Qivmg of Free Rid»» Numtroul Filings on Oregon Streams sentative in rungrese from the First
Albany
Oregon
bv Redway» Not Property Drawn.
Recorded at Salem
Ohio district.
Ti.e »«•Ming was the largest and
Salem — Tl>e aatl-paae law initiated
Halem—Tbe nttmenuc filings thst :
meet nup>>rtant ever celebrated in
Albany Lunch
| by the People's Power Iwagua is m*nns k ave t*een made on the waters *•! rivers
Amvrirs. a most dietinguiahed «seem-
An enacting clause, ami la therefore ami mouutain streams for p*w»r pur- I bly of gueete taing prevent.
M* kit I OP g DeVAJMfV. Frepe.
poses iu this etale during Hie past Year, |
Resume of the Lass Important but
void.
Th« rwrem my w».i performed by Rt.
have awakened interwt in the quae- 1
The c«>u«lllution eiprree’y provide« lion of the elerttical poseibillilee of- I Rev Henry f ate« tatterlee, bishop ot
Not Lass Interesting Event«
Best 20c. Meal in the Vdley
Wa»liingt..n, ao-rdmg tn the riles ot
that all law« initialed by the people • »reg* >n.
of the Past Week.
Many of tiie power project« have goo«! I the Protectant Episcopal church, ot
Op4*n All Night
shall contain lire tuacting clause, “ito
flnancial Iwking
The majority of the I which tiie bride is a memtar.
it enacted by the people <»f tbo atoto
The brute was unattended excepting
recent filings, imlsml, areaaid lo eman­
A split ha« occurred in the Russian
t*y her young sister, Ethel R ><e»velly
of Oregon." Tbe copy of the bill filed ate (rum lb» «erne sourrw,
AIBANV. ORtGON.
cab’tiel.
with the serretary of state li a» no Buch
The doctrine of beneficial use which who be I* I the bridal bouquet of orchids
ny
||r |,.< ga rtli
l< Dr ? ant
(. C Hrf ani
it
is deeired tn apply to toe waters in 1 .r '
Chinesv
viceroys
are
encouraging
clause.
<)• To 1ÌM
had »» bis licet man Mr. Thomas Nel-
«11
strsamv
of
Oregon
Is
responsible
for
anti
foreign
movement.
M.HSÎ A
The diacovery we. made ehrft Jtorrr
' «Hi Perkins, of ft*»ton, ■ life long friend
much of the ac tivity displayed ot Sate
The Hritisli cabinet ha* announced
tary Hniibar sent the bill to the state
Ties ushers were
As the law »tan,Is, any one can file on and college mate.
• »Up toward Irish tame rule.
us. !r • n.'« .
printer, preparatory to having ldo.otxf water for power ptirpo»»». and by doing •
The bridal gown was »ue of the m*Mt
Ho* 4wt H cfc
al t»AXY ORk . *»
Germany still refuses lo make con-
fripiee ptintai for distribution amorg a small amount of work each year ran
|l*autiful
ever worn by an American
evasion» to France in Morocco.
prevent
any
one
elee
from
appropriat
­
the voter» ol the state.
ing or using the water
This rule ap­ j bride, and wa* entirely of American
I
Tbe Hungarian parliament w«« die-
Attorney General Crawford says the
Tiie material was of ex-
plies to irrigation and a movement I« manufacture
solved by force and will tuvwi In defi­
secretary of slate cannot permit any ooe on f*.-ot t*. c* a-ige lb** law »■■ that no , quisite brocade satin, ma*le prime»»
Hhavlng........ .. ............ 15 cento
ance of the emperor.
lo correct thia defect, Iwause each of man can appropriate more wat«> for lr- **Tj** with long court train ot silver
••
flair t utting .......... 2A
X<»<ary rwMk «nd
ieri«?
Hare point lace
UM jury that acquitted Pat ('.owe of
the
H.000 or more pet it loners signed rigation purpose» than he can put I ! and while brocade.
»«
<4 i>r
I«« »u*S HtKntR
Mi a <u pool il g ....... .25
was used as trimming ami »*dt efforts
kidnaping has receive*! several anonym­
good
n»e
Hia
’
e
regulation
of
the
flow
the bill in its present form. He rules
?» W««i M
At HANY. ORr »<*
Il«th«.....„..............
«* •fi
ous letUrs warning them to leave
and distribution ot all waters is fast l*s>- I ««re obtained bv tiie use ot chdion and
that the secretary has no aalhority to eotuing a principle of law in all the arid ' tulle. A long tulle veil completely er*-
Omaha.
Ui.ORGI; DAVIU
I’ROI’RILTOR
change it or b> allow any one else to Ian*! states. To regulate a*'U»*e »n.l i vrelope*! the slight figure ol the yonth-
NJÇTdATHtkl JH>4 WtATT
E k flpoaker Henderson has «offered
amend it, bat that be muet submit it prevent their rvpltilion, tt*e lew.!mg i tul bride. Ttie veil wss fastened with
another :>arslytic stroke, which has de­
a wreath of orange bliewirns an I the
as
it came to him from the petitioners. waterusen ate pr»|uirlng to urge numer­
prived him of his sight. It 1* believed
i br* c«*le
slipper« bad tulle l-*w» caught
ous
chan
gee
in
the
law,
»0
that
tbai
-
the end ia near.
The supreme court has held tn the ownership of the watri« in all streams ; "•*" 1 orango tr'oeeom clusters.
Mie
•
*
• . >
case of the state vs. Wright, 14th Ore­ and lake» »ball vest in tbe state, tor ♦ore a» ber only jeael» the grtx>m's
til tiie total fnnd of 11,000,030 raised
a 11< a • r
throughout the world for suffering Rus­
i ititi, a diamomi nsckHre.
gon, page 3*5, that the delilo-rate omis­ the use ami tativfil of the people.
sians sb mt *3,000,000 I as been thus
The ceremony and all
sion of an euacting clause is a fatal de­
H this 1» done, it will lie necessary
VJ. C BMU« x|, M D.
far distributal.
fect.
to make carvful surveys ami measure ' neeted with it tranepired
GERMANY FEELS NSULTED.
The discovery of thia error brought the flow of all streams that the waler pianti«*!, the only incident
The Interstate Commerce commission
¡♦ned out ot tbe ordinary
has i-egun an investigation of oil ratal
to light the fact that there 1« no an set may be equitably distributed.
temporary iii*!i»p «it .ii of Mr». Wayiie
Chines.- Minister at Washington Said mg clause or lortnal declaration of any
We buy our st*ek In large quantities by railroad« carrying oil from Kansas
M. t«:gh, eoe -.1 *'.'
■; -t uguletad
Claclneatl. Okla
to Have Talked Too Freely.
Aik for Pool m Wool.
kind on any <d the hills for amend­
an ! keep a full Hue of carriage ai*J ami Indian Territory.
guest», who fallite*! juet l*el->reth» Wvdr
ment«
to
tbe
state
constitution,
lot
Mu
M
ihtivil!«»
—
The
Yamhill
Live-
,
_
,
Berlin,
Feh.
20.
—
A
sensation
has
wag 11 ma’-eyial. Allklnisof work iu
The case ct Miss**uri against Illi­
which pe'ltion» ate <n flic.
Thia ap­ Block a*9<M-iat)<'!> I im * r.rctml tbe follow ding party appeared.
nois, w lietein the right ot (Tin ago <0 resulted in diplomatic circle* here from
ur line doi<s on abort notice.
No rrivmony ot a «linilar kind was
plies
to
the
woman's
suffrage
amend­ in< oHicvra
Fraahtont, William Pil*j
divert it« sewage into the Mississippi the cabling of what purports to be an
ment, a« well as to tbe amendments «•mt, vice prrfhlcnt, John R.dm.n l, ;’’ '•‘neev'd by »*> distinguished an
interview
at
Washington
with
the
Chi
­
VO FRILL M 0.
river through the Chicago canal and
subinitt««! by the People's Power league •errotary, M. B. ilandrick: trwai iirr, [ assembly. Personal rrioreentellves ot
the Illinois river is quretione*!, has nese minister lo the United States, Sir
, powers <>f the world and the m*wt »ml-
It has not been dv-termiiied whether W.H. Link. director«, William
Chentnng
Liang
Cheng,
in
which
the
taen decided in favor of Illinois by tbe
ul ■ ■
• itat rea'of Atneriea*« ■
PETSICIAN U< S'JBOECS
this om »»ion make« the amendments nintf. John Ebnrall, R. O. J oiim , Amoa
latter is quoted as "ayir g
Hupreme court of the United Htates.
N’tdimn and l>. A. Walker. At tbe laat , eminent, high officials in every walk ol
"Since the dawn of your civilisation vo.d or not.
Crtfta
Falliers« has l*een inaugurated prvei- the German« have been di»turl<ers of
The odi' ia!» are looking up authori­ m«M»tin< of tbr Maociatlon a NMolutton ' lite, literary artistic ami social lights,
' captains o( industry and many plain,
lent of I rance.
ties. No authority has l>ern found to
the
peace
and
repoee
of
oilier
people
1UB
■ -K
■ stalwart American cltisena were pres­
allow
the
Secretary
of
etale
to
refuse
tu
Ti’-tphoui £z3hA&e» Ko. 11
•
'
now
the
and
nation»
within
what
i»
John D. Rockefeller hu purchase,!
ent as grieets. Tiis brilllaut uniforms
sibmlt
a
meiuiiire
to
a
vote
of
the
peo
­
m<
the
mohair
pcrul.
Il
a
a#
alto
roe-
Christian
domain.
They
seem
always
the Wisconsin Central railroad.
discontented with what they have. ple, ev-m though it may contain defect» ommendod that a wool pool l»v fonurd ol the foreign aml*a»sa>lor» and minis­
ters mingtal with the gorgeous gowns
Several quite severe earthquakes Their energy appear« to demand the which make it void on its face, provid­ t>y tbe Yatnhtll grower«.
of the women an ! the <!ainty colors of
havi* occurred in the West Indlee.
ed the bill or amendment comes to him
whole world in which to bustle."
' the floral decorations made the scene
Big Crops in Umatilla,
The Chinese tninieter is then said to with the proper numiier of signature«.
One of the Rockefellers has just
am memorable one.
have
intnnatal
that
the
present
discon
­
Pendleton
—
Umatilla
county
farmer«
bought
a
guid
brick
in
the
shape
*•!
a
Oregon
Seto
Nellie Graut tartori« was the one
tent
in
China
is
due
to
German
meas
­
are
looking
forward
to
an
un
i»ually
in 1 tie.
Land tor Reservoir Site.
ure« and German plots, and is alleged
go.>t yield of wheat thia year, it 1» re­ guest in whom greatest interest center­
Washington
—
The
»ecretary
uf
the
in
­
J-iatlc« cf Us Trac»
K:ury TtKlc
The Chinese minister to the United to have further intimated that the Ger­
ported from the country near Helix ed, she having twen a white house bride
fida Orejas
states denies that foriegners will ta at­ man government or it« eg>-nta is giving terior has finally withdrawn land for
that the indication» in that country , herself 33 years ago.
tacked by hi« poople.
A buffet wedding breakfast was serv-
support to the revolutionary movement the Cold Spring reservoir site in i >n could ecanely Iw very much better.
Q JI .K W W J.' .¡IT
Frr •! lent
J M rw ■ BRI
F *re among I*ulutb's elevators de­ which has for its object the overthrow necli in with the Umatilla irrigation Tim grain ia in better »ha|w now than e*l t*i tlo- 1,11 u gilevtS ar>1 the bride's
W. A Ewisa stroyed much property, including 1,- of the preeent reigning dynasty Kin project In Eastern < »regno, the land lv- for several year» at thia SM«on.
('wthkir..
The health drunk in wiue a century old,
made by the groom's great grandfather,
China.
. 000,000 bushels of wheat.
I >g in t 'wnsnips 4 arid f> north, ranges ground be» plenty of moisture, and a whose name be t>ears.
Thi« is alwolutely and emphatically 21) and 30 east.
frc*»t would not do any great amount of
Persons
who
have
Castro is eaid to have all prepare-
ta'e in the afternoon the bri le aud
D m e general tavking and • irharge I tlona completed for war with France or denied here, but none of the mviulwrs made entry of any land embrace I in damage should the temperatuie take
¡groom entered an automobile and were
bu» nees. 1. n» mad» at curren» rales any other power that cares to show the of the Foreign cilice would discuss the this reservoir site prior to the prelim­ another drop.
driven to the country tame of Mr. and
matter until the authenticity of the al- inary withdrawal. August it* last, and
and drafto i.sued < n principad citlee.
Venrauelan president bis shortcoming«
i Mr». John II Mctaan. "Friendship»,"
Indiana Want Lands.
let *d interview could be »iiluUantiated. have not acquired ve»te*l rights, will
a few miles out of Washington.
Two lemiera of the miners’ union
I i» under»!.'".i that a buie ub'*- ,l « lose their land through the cancellation
Pendleton—About 25 Indians, m»m- 1
have I♦en arrested in Ihmvsr.
Il is pitch was received from Har*>n von of their entriea.
The government, t*rs of tbe Columbia river tribe, have 1 Over 1,000 we*lding gifts were show-
j believed they were connected with the 1 Sternberg, German aml*a«»ad.ir to the
however, will pay for any iuiprove- made formal applx-ativo to join the I »red on the fortunate young bride.
While their value has lieen greaty ex­
i mur ier ot «»-Governor Hleuuentarg of ■ United State», Sunday, bearing on the nieuta they may have made.
Beware of Defective Tides
Umatilla» and share io the allotments
Idaho.
subject. If It should prove that the
of the revervation, claiming that they aggerated, the fact remains that a small
Tif­
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liase ar. Alenaci <.t TIC« pi.larva
are of tbe same tribe am! failed to com* . fortune ws* expended in them.
Will Show Ho» Alialfa Orows.
i’acinc c-rnet memtar«of .ongrrsa will statement of Sir Liang Cheng can lie
fany, the New York jeweler, is said to
tj ik»
in
with
them
when
the
allotments
were
ill tr<» I (ice a bill to prevent the mis­ suletautiate<l, there is a p eslblllty
Metili.nviile — II. F. imiinsbury,
lu i have tilled more than *100,oOu <>f or­
branding "I salmon.
It is not thought that China will l*e askrd to diravow trnveling freight a»rut <>! the Boulheru ma le eeveral years sg *, preferring
ders for tbe occasion, and the Wash­
his
remarks.
stay
w*lb
tire
Columbia
river
Inta.
Heyburn's pure food bill willswer this
Pacific company, ha» purebased for thè
I
County Abstract
ington jewelers ha I to send rush orde.'S
point sufficiently.
company Ave ai rea n-ir MM.nuvilli*
to New York a week tafcre the wedding
WOULD CLEAR THE SITUATION. to Ite uaed a» an e»|ieriiuMit lor groaing
Much Freight From Dall.is.
' to replensih their stocks.
Bandits held up a party of American
ot ih» rssl r* • - riy r ■« !»<»« f m i>«r<-ti*M
ai'alfa, with thè bop* of promoting
I*a)la»—Twenty cars of Inmlier were
>■»•*.• i
.
y ta i
• > ... i
and Meiican miner« near Thomas,
No bride of royalty lias ever receive*I
Revolution in Wcneauala Mjy Occur, dairying interrai».
f«ir. «r at » '<• tsuaSi vl uul saperi
Numer m» other bill** I out of I til la» in a single day re-
Meiico. While tbsy tailed to get any
presents from so many crowned beads
«tisi ill bed la l"va
Says M. Taigny.
tracia ol land thronghout tlae valle« ceutly, I*rs:(!ee several cars of si*ar» and
money, the oulisw» escaped afttor kill­
or notable personage».
The king of
T a nil**» hers and at Fa!!»
Paris, Feb. 20.—M. Ta gny. t!ie e»- bave t>een piirrhaoni by thè Southern piling
ing three of tbe miners’ |>arty.
Hpaln, king of Italy, emperor ot Ger­
Z. It. RUDD. Manager.
l
’
a*
itìe
lor
tbe
»ani«
pur)»»«
The
City
have
a
combined
out
put
of
from
French charge d'affaitc» at Cara, as, in
many, eiuperur of Austria, ptreidenl of
Alexander, ol Equitable tamo, ia ser­
• ®*» «or TklM .tel » im I. ì U i ma.
r
■■
r
au interview with the Matiu'e c* rrv» company will turnisti tbe s*rd bigether 10 t*> 20 cars daily. The freight servo e France, emprv»» of China, mikado ot
a L ua XY, oliiics
iously
ill.
nith
a
sunply
of
land
plaster
and
Ini»-
<m
alternate
data
will
soon
give
way,
.
• .1 i. J» s a
le«,, lot AIU.UY * «i
pomlent at Liverpool, »aid that the
Japan, republic ol Cuba an*! Pope Pina
Y »|- m
A Moro 'can gunlcat has fired on a unanimity ot the diplomats in Vrne ulated s-iil troni siHvewfiil alatila field» as the Southern Pacific has promised a X all remembered th* y* ung daughter
daily lr,ight tram.
auela against hi» rsp.ilsion wa» a great *n olbtr parta ut thè »tale.
teevos Portiaed » -e • m : • m p m
French steamer.
uf the preelaletit, sending her rare wed­
le.,.. Alt-.M 13 1» f in ; II.SU» m
surprise
to
President
Castro,
who
until
ding gilts through their repnwen'alivee
It is now »aid that John D. Risike-
Cost
for
Month
S804.
Arrives A.Mat**i H 1 a. a , >1 a a m.
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
the last moment had relief on the
at the capital, and with them their lieel
leller is io Euroj*e.x
Arriva gtoseaewtet«4 1* a ; »Ma a.
JOMA & IKKfR
Portland—It met i*m4 '2M to conduct
moral «upport of a certain power.
wislie» for the happy life tl*at will
Atuve, «at* I
t 44 p a ; site m.
Whdil
—
Clnb,
x9||70c;
blof^tein,
70
Pat Crowe has l*evn acquitted ot kid­
M. Taigny, according to tbe corres­ the Beys' and Girls’ Aid society in
! surely ta lirrs.
i«7
le;
red,
fi*>0*tt*c;
valley,
*
Pulir s a-.-t li uti.t vwr» sa koih ir.ma naping and will now ta Intwl for car
pondent, is cent inced that a revolu­ -annary, ami tiie Mils were ordered
A private cars awaits order» to carry
I loe Wines. IJquors and Cigars Cha t rat, -•* rat*.***■ 10 * *»*1,« aa-1 Kl t'aa, robtary.
Oat«—No. I while, feed, »2»® 39;
tionary movement for the uvrrll r a ol paid st the February meeting .>! tbe
, the couple South after their honeymoon
ai *1 1« .rl.t r, s lu '
,<o. »1 Loula Xew
gray,
J2*
Mi
£28
50
per
l<*n.
boa'd
ot
trustees.
Hup<nntemlent
He had
at "Friendship."
The wedding trip
(tritai., aad toaeklatioe
John A. McCall Is slightly improved, President t'sstni i» prep-ring
Harley—Fend, *23 804*24 |wr t*n;
'Gardner reported that 26 childien were
* . ui... 1 m« al
» r. -we wllkll»»»»vsral
will not ta a lengthy one, the gloom's
tat hi« physicians eay hs cannot stand t*e«n approached by s*rvei«l ol the r»v*e
brewlug.
*344134
80;
rolled,
Pure Liquors for Mi-du.ual i'urq
*24438.
•is.ii «ni» ; 1 a l<» H*
■* w, Japaa. 1 bisa
lutionary leaders during Im eojoarn in receired ami 33 disposed of during the
4utie» in congress ur.evsitating an early
j many sinking B| m -H s .
Buckwheat—(2 25 per cenisi.
11 .. I .
a ■
•». an l - *it* Aasrira
Veuaauela. but owing to hi« poeition as month. The number *>f children In the
' return, hut later in the year a trip
Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, *19
Exports ot American agricultural ma- representative ul France tie was obliged NM-ioty’s rare Fsliruary I was 4«. One
■..-■r. ut N
1 «MM .«.ut ai w . m
¡abroad ia planned.
Giva Us • Cal)
Lblnrry to Russia thia spring will to hold aloof from politic«.
fam ly living 111 Tillani"- k county to**k $14 per o n; v«ll»v timothy, *«**V;
relu stativa, < t adata»
clover,
(7JM4fl|
cheat,
*A4'i
grain
amount tu fully *25,00,000.
three
childien,
brothers
and
aistvr
In M. Taigny'« »pinion, the enrra-
Best Sugar Industry.
W. r. OOMAN, G. P. A.
hay,
The governor of West Virg n a may spotident add«, a revolution w*>uld * dear The family is well to do.
SCIO
Washington, Est». Ili. — A prelimi-
Porthrd, Orttfjun.
Fruite
—
Apples,
*1**42
80
per
tan
I
up the present awkward situati m in
"9 call a special »ve.ion of tbe Irgislatute
erunberrie», (12 50414 50 per barrel. nary statistical tepori of the Irei sugar
Will Start in 00 Dav».
; to consider the railroad rate problem. Veneaoela.
Vegetables—t abtage, l*«4c'a<' r*r indoetrv for the y*ar emling Itaemner
Eugene—Th» deed» transfering tb«
pound; eaulillower, (I 1*0*42 per crate; 31, 11*04. leaued loday by th» Cenane
The senate committee on territories
Eugen« W’oo’en mill» fr "tu Wilbur A
Eight-Hour Dar the Isaus.
reiery, *4 per crate, sprout«, r*g47c bureau, show» that Industry ha» in-
has agreed on a bill prohibiting gamb­
Srw York, Feb 20.— J hn .Mitchell Wright, ot Union, Or , to the talem per pound; sqUMh, I'sdliiyc per crt-ased 228 A per cent in the numlwr
ling in all territories, including Alaska.
and hi» a»ar late« on the anthracite Company, hesded by T. H Kay, which pound; turnips. * hl « s * 1 a »» k ; ear- of pouiid» of sugar prodneed and 291.2
The Iowa house has passe.1 a bill miners’ subcommittee, today
teecully «cquired tbe property, Itave
n*t«. AM<75c per »a. k; beet«, NAc.gll in the vaine of the produrle increare
11 D. Landon, ol the lulveu iu-n baa mills, I» prepared
prohibiting the discharge of revolvers, their work of preparine proposals lat l«en s gnrd in taleui and Emil Koppe,
•ine« tbe rensue of l'HIO
The total
to Uli orders tor
tlrecracksrs aud other explos ves on an agreement in the hope that they wta ia to ta the resident manager of |ier tack.
nnmlwr of posali of sugar, grannlstvd
Onions
—
Oregon,
No.
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H.IOfg!
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July 4.
will meet with th» coal operator»’ sub­ the plant, ha» arrlved. Manager Koppe a »ark ; N > 3, 70e<<<*! a «art.
and raw, prodnred in P*04 »asb.il,-
committee.
It ia practically certain * bas already tagnn to inake improvw-
334,3U4. and tbe vaine of thi« produci
p.*t«tot«e
—
Fancy
graded
Hnrbanks,
There is a movomeut for congress to
that tta miner» will make a firm de­ ment» at the mill, and rapects to have HO4t**8u per hundred; ordinary, nom­ w«» 12 i '.’4.10'.’
In 1'1)1 li . re were
demand reform in tbe Congo state.
j
it
in
Operation
in
»*0
daye.
A
new
mand for th» eight-hour day for all
ila!; sweet |»>l«toes, 2ta<d2'gc per 41 sugar Iwet faclorie«, and 31 in KOO.
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hrlck
an*l
com
ret»
piiker
nouea
will
ta
The Philadelphia A Reading Coal men »mployml about the mince. One
Orders taken at the »ar.!* In Fein or at th« m II» in Bilyr-u I‘«n.
p' end.
Famine Fond Cabled to Japao.
Hi» lumber to th« beat ot ugounlain tir. and priera ar« reoac nabla.
company expects by April 1 to have of the miner«' representatives «aid to­ einalructai immeliv'slv.
Hutter — Farcy cre-mery, 27C,'B-'i0c
day
that
th»
eight-hour
question
wa»
enough coal on hand to last until next
Washington F'eb. 1®.—Up to noon
j-er pound.
To Develop Coal Mines.
mor» important to the men than any
Heptember.
Eie«»—< >*egr*n rand, Irt£l7e |*er todav Chilien llal'sm Keep, trerwurer
other demand iriention«d.
Eugene— The hpencer J'.utte Coal A dosen
of the American National Itd Urnes,
There are rumors of mediation in the
Petroleum i*oni|*any has been incorj.ir-
Poultry—Average old hen*, 11® 14c h ad recel ved, In response to Prwiidenl
Moroccan dispute.
Fire Sweeps Rutland.
et»*l here, with *100,000 capital. Ti.e per pound; mi ted chicken«, 12ty«gl3e; Roosevelt'»
apjieal,
contribution»
J. W Zonmerman, broilers, 19420c; younc ruoeters. 124 amonnttng to 11 1,431, lo I* expemled
Rutland, Vt., Feb, 20. — Hit of the inrorp »ratore are
Greet Britain mav rstalish a national
C
F
Mitchell,
W.
J.
William«
and
R.
largest and most valuable business
ohi nmetet«, 10411c; dreeaed for the relief of the famine atricken
system ot old age pensions.
blocks in the financial district of Rut­ E. Hteeens, of Eugene, and I. W. Ixive, chicken«, 14415c; turkeys, live. I«4 province» of Japan.
T en thon»and
Ths Austrian government will crush land were destroyed by a fire that for <>l Portland. Tbe company has a coal I7e; turkeys, dressed, choice lA420c; dollar» collectai by the Christian Her­
Hungarian liberty and a rebellion is several hour» threatened to wi|e out pr<4peet ten milesaouthweetoi Eugene, geeae, live, 9c; geeee, drveaeii. 12414c; ald, ol New York, «as cabled F* hruary
the city, and but for a fortunate shift which it will at once begin to develop ducks. 1*141 *c.
14 by the Niai» departmeut to Japan,
sure to follow.
taler on oil
shift in the wind which aided ths lire on an »«tensive «rale.
Hope—Oregon, ll»05, choice, 104 to lie nard immediatoly.
The Htrandard Oil company 1» soon tighter» and the arrival of engine com­ pruepect« will be bored.
lOt^r; prime, «1«49e, medium, 7*Ne;
to ta prosecuted under the lru»t law.
panies from Whitehall, N. Y., It is
Steven« End« Blockade.
olds, 847c.
Appropriation» for Chemawa.
Panama, Feb, I®.—Effort« to relieve
Wi»*l— Eastern Oregon average beet,
Should serious troule occur In China likely that tbe entire business section
Washington—The fndian appropria­ |A42lc; valley, 24420c per pound. congeeti.m of the Panama railroad have
th» government 1« alm<«t »nr« to call won 1*1 have l*een demolished. As it is,
tion bill about to t*e reported will rarry mohair, cboiee, Sth- per pound.
apparently enrvemlml. Chief Engineer
for volunteer» and the nation I guard of the damage Is placed at *700,OuO.
•
Chemawa Indian
Oregon, Washington and California
Href— IXeeaed bulls. 242'gC pound, Mwveus informed the Aeecc'ate>i Pre««
Russian Town Affame.
arhool, Inclndiag *4.000 for a new cows, 3it44>te per pound; coa n try veeterday that no through freight wee
will likely have th« first «how.
Prev­
Kief, Russia, Feb. 20—4n anti- bakery and *10,000 for a viaduct to steers, 4 45c.
ent plan« of th» government contem-
delavwl on the ivthmns during the
thickagr iacililta* at
»'v49c last 24 le.nr»,
Mutton— hreeeed.
fancy,
plat» placing .TH,000 troop« in the Jewish riot broke out Imlay at Vietka, i-rnae tbe railroad track«, which run
near through ths arhool ground». The lat­ per pnnnd; ordinary, 4 45c; lambs, fl LaRora ar« being improved, and it
Philippine«, and a« onr »landing armv a town of 6,000 inhabitants
A large part of the town is tar improvement >» intend,-*! to Insure 49 He.
N only a trifle over 00,000, including Gotnel.
la eapertel present wharfage capo* ity
Veel—Pressed. fl'v4Klge per pound. will he doubled within the neat four
artillery, volunteer« altmwl iiave to Iw in flamee, and troops have been sent the aafety of pupil« in pawing the rail­
there from Goasal.
toad.
Pork—i>r«ae»d, t>4«c per pound
month«.
a'ked fur.
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