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A ! H A % Y
We buy our el • k In large quantities
• nd kswp a full line of rarcUgw and
« «g il material. All kin !• of wurk io
our line done oo short notke.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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Graduate Eclectic Medical College
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D « m a general banking and exchange
bu» ne«». L ■ ti» made at current rate«
and draft« latued on principal at.«a.
PUÏSICI1N ¡il SURGEC3
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Talntau Sx:hxui »#. U.
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EAST AND SOUTH
"ELION
EEAL ESTATE EHOKER,
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Jugttcs cf ths Tries
Kstury FubUe
Scia Cresca
Albany
I urn h
E «-Senator Turner, of Washington,
Would Calf Convention.
three negro*« ami wrecked the jail.
Counter
Mi Ell I Of A De V AMY. Prop«.
Powder E «ptoses in Turret of Bat
tieship Kearsarge.
tipokane, April 17 — A convention to
constitution of the United
! Matee, eu that many of the raforms end
TO SICURE SETTLERS,
I lews demanded l*y the people may be
! carried out. ie adv‘>cated by Judge Southern Oregon Towns Unite for
Georg» Turner, ex-Uuifed Mateasen
Common Welfare.
ator, who has rvvenlly returned from
Medford—Rogue river valley, fair as
I Washington, D. C.
A provision for a garden and bounding with manifold
' the calling of such a convention la producta of the sol), surronnded.by high
A Resume Of the L«SS Important but made In article 5 of tire constitution, hills rich in mineral wealth, ami lying
on the main line of railroad communi­
Not Lass Interesting Leant»
although never in Uie history ol this cation with the outside world, has wit»
country baa It been appiltd.
of the Past Week.
1 '"•*"•! a demonstration ot entliuriasm
"I am in favor of ,>avit>g a conven­ never be'o-e e*|ual«>l by Ila citlaens
tion lo amend the constitution called," Pursuant to a meeting recently held al
Grani» Fass, at v hich HO were present
Votiva pr< pises to Dowto to arbitrate •aid Jodge Turner tonight, "Experi- from Mwlford, a repree» ntallve gather
their trouble«.
enee ha» dem inatta tesi that there are Ing <4 men from Ashland. Grants Pars.
Rneeia say* the Jews ar* tn no ini-1 omission* ami corrections which it Gold Hill, Central Point and Ja- kson
ville convened upon Invitation ot the
mol late danger of masaacre.
would I* wive to régulai«.
"In article A of the United State« i Medford Commercial club last week to
King Alfonso has gon« to England to
disco*« means and a<lopt plans tor os-
arrange the program for hi« wedding.
constitution it I« provided that 'con- ganiratlon to seenre more settlers and
In a riot among Ci -ai miners near grew«, whenever two-third« of l«ith Inervase*! advantsge in all linee for the
Johnstown, Pa , font turn were killed house« «ball deem it necessary, «hall R*>gtie river valley and for Houthern
and many injured.
propose amendment« to thi* constitu- Oregon a« a eectnin.
Trie organisation will unite all towns
Hermann'« trial at Washington for lion, or, on th« application of the legis­
letter prree lature* of two third* of the several ot the valley and will comprisela!! corn
destroying government
mereiai I mmìim In the citiew named.
I* - ks ba» l>een |><>slpom-d until Apt
•tate«, «hall call a convention for pro­ Delegations were met al the depot by
X5.
posing amendment« which in either the Medford Commercial dub with a
Admiral Goodrich, with hi« flagship
barn!, and the visitors likewise brought
case
shall l>e valid to «II intent« and
Chicago, the cruiser Marblehead and
musicians, whose »Aorte added to the
porpuae«,
as
part
of
thi«
cornili
nt
ion,
the revenue cutter Perry will rrarh
’enthusiasm. Dinner was serveii for 400
when ratified by the legislature* in by J I Raddy, of the Nash hotel.
Portland May 5 for a short stay.
three-fourth« of the »«veral state«, or
William Colvig presided at the meet
The N<w York iegiilature has pa«-ed by convention in three fourth» thereof,
another insurance
regulation
law, as the one or the other mode ol ratifi­ ing at the Davis opera house. W. I
Vawter delivrred the address of wel
known a« the "anti-per jury bill." cation may lie proposed by congre»«.’
com«, followed by the tw-et speakers
The "big bill" only remains to tw acted
“I believe that there is an urgent from towns represented- The tone of
npnu.
need for «neh a convention, in my the addresses indicate that the entire
Governor Folk, of Missouri, will «•■* opinion it is the only way by «Inch the valley will tie uniteli in working for
that the Hprin gfleM lyncher» are ar- necessary amendment can be passed to the advancement of every enterprise ol
reeled and lia« two con.panie«of militia eiwt Unite>l State» senators by popular
• mm .n . i.'. r.-t* t- : I. • »••. i n
I :. <•
on guard. Four ot the leaders have vote.
state.
l*en cap'eurd.
" There is an amendment needed to
Fred O. Murray, newly app >inted the constitution to enable an income Water Rights on Walla Walla River.
Sx!»m—State Enginrer J. If. lewis
revenue collector al Ituflalo, N. ¥., has lax law. Thia measure has been passed
lievn indict«»! for grafting. The alleged »•y Congre««, but declarad unconstitu­ ha« addre-eed a circular letter to attor­
•tealing was from Erie county, ot which tional by the Supreme court.
Buch a neys interested in the suit Involving
convention would make |>oe»ible a uni­ irrigation and jwsrr rights in the
he is es-lreasnrer.
The letter ang*
form divorce law and al«o the Federal Walla Walla river.
Prosecution ot the steel trust has t>e-
control of life insurance matter«, a« ad­ grets a series of questions to litigants
gun in Ohio.
The whirh. when properly tabulated, will
vocated by President Roosevelt,
Attorney General Hadley, of Mi« convention could go over the entire , •how the facta in each case without a
rouri, is quite «irk.
great mam of conflicting testimony.
constitution."
I— -'I ' l *-i I ■ g i •
Four person* were killed in a pat I
I'qiatilla county was originally started
in a Chicago church.
TERRIBLE SCENES AT KAGI.
to de-ermine the rights of a few claim*
Another terilble earthquake In For-
ants, but when the court came to con-
ni",a has killed thousands.
Buildings Left by Former Earthquake aider the priority if various claim«,
other water users' right« were involved
Are Now in Ruins.
A Springfield, Mo., moh bunted
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
J. J. Barnes & Son.
nm wr a
SEVEN LOSE LIVES
I inn County Abstract Co. In a londensed Form for Our , amend the
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TO AMINO CONSTITUTION
Busy Readers.
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X Hr?ant
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Shasta Route
Tokio, April 17.—One Lundrwd and
Mark Twain baa announced his in­ nine [>er>ona are known to have been
tention id leaving the lecture platform. kilb-l and 2 * injured in the earthquake
Runia has «ent to the interested na- in the southern part of the island of
lion« a proposed program ot subject« for Form «a last Satur< i«y. but further de-
The Hague conferem-e.
tails, it is expe« toil, will swell the death
The Dalles to Advertise.
The Dalles — The Dalle« Business
Men'» a-S’K isti >ti has opened quarters
in the Vtgt block, with J. H. McDonald
I as sec retary and manager.
Mr. Me-
lEsnald is recently from Detroit, Mich.,
arid 1« a promoter of ability.
He 1«
,
| preparing a line of advertising, de­
scriptive ot the reeonne« and po»«ibil-
' itiea of The Dalle« ami vicinity, to tie
i vrti
witsini in
ID the Raft tn localities
circulated
where |ieople are looking to the A . ■
i for hornee am! for Investments,
The
association is enthusiastic in the belief
that much good will result.
ENLISTS AID OF PRESIDENT.
Fulton Persuades Him That Umatilla
i
Sheepmen Are Right.
i
Washington—PrreiJrnt Roosevelt baa
assured Senator Fulton that he would
iverrule Secretary Hlfobcuek and see
that Umatilla i >unty sheepmen holding
permit* to grass In the Wenaha foreel
The Atlantic fleet had Iwen fur weeks
rswvrv« ar« accorded 1» privilege of
engaged in moot severe drills ia the
irlving «beep acr.ss th« Umatilla In­
• aters .J the Caril-bewa rea. culminat­
dian reservation In going to and return­
ing in the quarterly target practice.
ing from their summer rang*.
Mr.
This practice was just about conclud­
Fulton took the matter up with Indian
ing, witli most satisfactory reeults up
CommiMioner Leupp am! found that he
to
Friday, awd it was confidently ex-
• a» willing to accept the proposition,
iwcted al the department, Up»>0 the
provided Indian property can iw prop
erly protected.
Th« senator a«eu»»d hassle <d preliminary reports rece V<d,
that all reaords would 1«. broken in the
him that sheep could erne« the reserva­
matter of rapidity of tire and efficiency
tion without damaging Indian pro|wrty.
of the gunner«.
B it t. day .ame a
The president will confer with Mr
cablegtam from Rear tdmlral Evans,
Hitchcock in the immediate future and
•ee that «>IM regulation is provided i mmanding the Atlantic fleet. lelllrg
• I a dreadful a< ideal on one of ins
that «ill l>e acrwptableto th« «liekmen
lie«! chips, the Kearearge
The news
He declared that their te^ueel to cr<ea
esm* from Caimanera, a little cable
the reservation was entirely reaaonabie
station al the mouth of Guanlinamo
and should be allowed.
buy, indicating that the Kearsarge
The rsrent tr->nble at the reservation
Itself had airived at that place.
The
1« lielievad to grow out of the fact liiat
message read as follows
Agent Edwards favor* giving this right
"Caimanera, April 1«. — Secretary
to «beepmen.
Navy, Washington
On April 13,
ah >ut 3 15 p m., shortly after comple­
Examines Booth-Kelly
Salem-—Governor Chain her lain ba« tion of target practice of the Kearnarge
received a copy of Senator Fulton’» forward turret, while the p..«der was
Booth-Kelly bill In r«<q».n«e tn a wired going below, three sections .4 a 13-inch
request. Il authorise« the secretary of charge of powder were ignited. The
the interior to exchange certain land« charge ot powder In other lift jnvt two
in ttie Klamath Indian reservation, 1« and . lie seciK n <4 )inch re­
ownership of which has liren veelcl tn mained intact. i'au«e tinkn en Mat-
tiie California A Oregon Wagon Rood iter is twing inveetigated. Nevsn men
company by the I nt ted State« Supreme were kill--.! and th« recovery of another
court.
fly its terms the company can IS doubtful.’’
»elect not exceeding 1*7,OtM) acre« in
town*hi(Hi 31 and 32, in one or more
BLAMES COMPANY.
tract«, in lieu of an equal number of
acre« of road lam!«.
Th« bill also
Official Report on bteamthip Valen­
grants waterpower rights ami miltoites
cia Disaster.
and right to run«trnct a railroad
through the re«ervatton. The gover­
Washington, April I').—The depart­
nor will authorise th« «late land agent ment of Uonimerce to-lay made public
the report ot the s|*ecial commission
to invcstigxtr and report.
which held an Investigation Into the
Valencia disaster Ust February, hold-
Look for Early Berriea.
Milton — From present indications ,n< ,l* «■«'<»"• • * H—ttle. The report,
thè «traw tierry ctop in thls vieinity which is mad" to the prneideut ami
• ili lie frvm iwo lo ili ree week« earlier • yne I by the three eunmiaaioners,
i-it secretary
than usuai and, unir«« thè unexpecled L.uiren **<i Alirra.,«---
Knox
develop», will he thè largeat on record. of the department; llerliert
Fred Beiler, a prom meni fruii ranche», Smith, deputy < ommissiooer of corpora­
•ays that hi» st»awl*errire arre alrrady tion«, and Captain William T. Harwell,
couimencing lo liloom ari I he ei|>e«-t«*d U. H N , consists of 52 printed psgee
lo bave fruii on thè market in le«« than an i exhaustively reviews the testimony
a monili. Fancy prie**» wlil le de- an l finding« of the commission.
manded for Ile rarly fruii, which «ili
A feature of the report is Its severe
probahlv he piami on thè mirket two ■-ensure fur the I’acitlc Coast ijmpany,
week« before thè famoua iloud Rlver «hich owned the steamer. The brunt
fruii ha» mature.!.
of the hlams, however, is thrown on
Captain Johns*ui, who p«rished in the
wreck.
Two Convicts Pardoned.
Kalem—Governor i'hamlierlaln has
Nixty witness»*» «ere "««mined, their
ireueal pardou« to John Xavier, e»n- tertitnony covering I,Mil) typewritten
tenced tn D a >2, for eight years, from [■ague.
Though the lonimivaion was
Josephine county, for rape, and to A. without power to compel the attend*
W. Hussey, sent from D ugl«« county ance of witness»« and bad no funds
for two years for burglary in January, with which to remunerate them, sub­
IHiiS. Xavier was pard n«*l ^becauae of stantially all of ti e survivors of the
excellent prison record and doubt ol wreck «ere examinxl, except a Irw
guilt, complaining w itnees having ad­ wtio had gone to distant p tin's twfore
mitted that the prisoner was uot guilty. li e inquiry begsn. In addition a large
Hussey's par don was recommended by numlwtr of master manner« amt mem­
the judge and diatrict aiturney.
bers of the crews of ve-sela which went
to the Valencia's aid were put un Ui«
stand.
Quartsr-Blood Ind.vns M.iy Vote.
Salem—Attorney General Crawford,
COUNTRY RETURNS TO LIFE.
in an opinion rrndered upon r.qnest of
M F. Parker, of the Klamath Indian
agency, holds that Indian« of one- Sun Shines on Nsples and People
quarter blood msy vote in this state. I
Résumé Business.
burb Indians are to lie recognised »«i
Naplee,
Aprii IH.—The iiews from
white |>e.’ple. He says « half breed IS I
to l e i >us dere.1 a white man It h a Vrsnviu» continue« t ) l>« satisfai tory.
mother was a «bile woman, or an Ill- The «un i» sh'nlng brighily Ibis mora-
ing, and thè Issi vesti»«-« ol thè erii|>»
dtan if his mother was a squaw.
tiun are dxappeartng troni Naple«.
The w>>rk ot cleanisig and »«eeping ie
PORTLAND MARKE IS.
stili g'iing on bere. The city ha» about
resumed Ila riarmai a| |iearance. Re-
Wheat—Club, tiUv ; binestem, «'.1(4 [Mirts from 111» villagra ani town» In
70c; r«d, Hric; valley, fiitc.
, thè regimi ol Vrauvlu» «ay that thè
Data — No. 1 «hite feel, 437.50; |*e qde are gradually returning lo their
gray, 427 per tori.
! homee
The storae ara lieinng reopen-
Barley — Feed. 423 5OÚ424 per ton; ed.
The inhaliltant» of Ih» town»
4
4
: which suflered Ih» least areactively en-
25.50.
gsge<l In repairing 11.«ir damaseli homee
Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, end cborejise. In thè opentng np ot
cho'ce, 415'410 per Ion; valley tim­ Ih» ronda they ere assiale ! by th» troope
othy, 412; clover, 4' KXS; cheat, ' ami governmrnt engirieers.
I
grain bay, 47i4i* alfalfa, 412
Fruita — Apple», 42<4 2 75 per box;
San Pedro Road Again Open.
atrawlierrie", 43 50 per crate.
D>« Aiigelee, Cal , April It).—The
Vegetable« — Asparagti«, Ht^(412t«c
per pound; reblxge, 2le'<t2*jC per Han i’eilro. Los Angeles A halt l-ake
pound; cauliflower, 42 '25 per crate; railway will lie opened for through
celery, "fiffiUOc |>er doten; bee*! lettuce, traffic »gain this evenit g for the first
25c per doaen; onion», lo«15c per time since nearly liMI miles ot the road
d"S*n ; radish»», 20»425c per iloaen; tietaeen Caliente« and Las Vegas was
rhubarb, 3 %t4 4<- per p *nnd; spinach. remfere-l uselees by tl Male on March 24.
41 |*er box: parsley, 25» . turnip«. 41 '4 The < .'tnpariy Las h«d 3.000 men at the
1.25 per sack; cairols, t5ffithe [>er •vena of the washouts, and General
Manager Welis has spi-nt Ins entire
•ack; beets, H5cffi4l per sa*-k.
,
Onion»—No. 1, 4lffil IS per eack t rue there, and ha» not ye', returned
to this city. No. 2. the first train out,
No. 2. nominal.
P -tatos»—Fsn y graded burbanks, leave« here at H o'rlock tonight.
r*5«<4*Oc per hundred; ordinary, 50<d I will leave Halt l-ake at midnight.
bailor* on Portugeee warships have roll, as the ehm k sat more severe than
mutinied ami temporarily have the that of March 17,
upj>er ham!. Dislike of their superior
The town ot Kagi was again the prin-
officer« is the cause.
T af: •
''ul “rio for î’ rt’at Î en«l war
t ips) sufferer, the house« which escaped
•tffillMtlB al lo fi© a U»
Hearst ha* l>egun proceeding« in the
al
AlHANV, ORtt.oN.
deeltuction in the former diaturbancea
Î -7A J» m
New York Supreme court to tsst the
being now in ruin».
I*oko ami several
validity
of
the
election
of
McClellan
as
iirffir*« r<*rt!*n4 • 3© • m
• » |> m
Go To I be
other town« and village« wets alao affect­
Albany 12
|* m . Il M »
moyatr of New York city.
Arriva» Aahlacid I.’ *3* m
II i > i
The American Smelting A Refining ed by landslide«, which have complete­
Arm«« Nfifimriilo 1
i» an . t .V* • »n
Overhauling Bret Sugar Factory.
company will aoon adopt an eight-hour ly changed the tu|>ogr«phy ot th« coun­
Arme«
F run-« »Î Vip n
• ‘«i a tn
day for ite five Colorado pianist. Thi* try. The officials are working feverish­
1.« G ramie—The work of overhauling
l uHiGan a< 4 T<*nrUI mn on U*lh traina
ly to relieve the thou«ai>dl of persons the machinery at the sugar factory ha«
will afl<-> t al«>ut 2,500 men.
< l air rart Pacrao■•nu» to ôg4«n an<l Ki raao,
lelt homeless by the earthquake. Ter- begun and is Ixitig rapidly completed,
and Toumi ear« to < »*;«*<<*, Mt Lout». Naw
Dowie
and
Voliva
are
negotiating
for
Ur •»ai a «nd Ma«liin«t< n
rible scene« are reported around Kagi Half a dux«n mechanics are employed
a compromise.
< unnt> tir g al Man F rat > w <» with lhaaovaral
atid !> >ko.
In a abort time the factory will l>e com-
•taari.»tu :r<» l<< H»
.Ju. " Japan, ‘bina.
Nhavlng........
A great liatik i« being prnpoee«l to
15 cent«
I.ater reports received from Formoaa I pletely renovated arid overhauled in all
1 lU.'j'Pir r» • anirat and fetutb Autariea
help Wall street men.
Hair <Utting
confirm the earlier rumor« ot IL« com­ ¡department«. Mr. Taylor, the n<-w far-
Mw Mr« M F « - -tí a:.«*«, agent at W#»t
Hham poulng
Roo«ev«lt is living bootmrd for re­ plete dee.ruction of Kagi. where seven lory superintendent, is expected to ar­
pelo »tati*»«, or ad4r««a
¡>er«ons were k i I led and 35 injured At rive from laigan, Utah, within a few
llalli*
election despite bi« refusal.
W. r. OOMAN. a. P. A.
Daigo 400 buildings w -re destroye<l and day«. The demand for »eed I« much
Platt
»aye
be
will
not
be
a
candidate
(H- oinh : desìi
Portljhd, Or-utMtn.
at Ajensut 1,1 VI building« collapee*! greater than In any previou» season, a«
tor re-election to the senate
and 74V were damaged and three ¡>«r- the acreage to very much larger than
ever before.
Correepondeota on the isthmus «ay •on« were killed and 15 injured.
Colon could be ma»!e a model city.
Thea« later a*lvices say that this
Opinion Under Carey Act.
The government will »[«nd 41,400,• •hock was tn >re pouurful than that of
Salem—Commieamner Richard«, of
March 17. but a» the |<eople had been
000 on the JatuMtown expoaition.
the General land office, eav«, tn reply
warned they were ahi« to eec«|>e.
to a query from Chief Cletk Brown of
The
eruption
of
Vesuvius
has
almost
Of Portland, Oregon
the State Land board, that it is proper
entirely sube.ded, leaving a barren
Portrait of Franklin.
to reclaim de«ert land under the Carey
land.
New York, April 17 —The portrait act by pumping water, provided the
Governor Higgins, of New York, has ot Benjamin Franklin, from Dorchesler coet was not loo great toa Imito! perm­
Signe-1 two more lew* regulating insur- bouse, l.oodon, the residence of Amia»- anence. Secretary Hitchcock concur«
DUES $1.00 PER MONTH
am-« busine««.
rador Reid, which has le-en re.lor- in the opinion.
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
This queetion arose
Th* meetiiig of the second Hague ed to the Uniteli State» by Fari Grey, from the proposition of W. E. Burke to
For parue» lart •*«
GROVER POM!ROY
T. L DUGGER
conference will 1« held «»me time, after arrived bxlay on the American liner Ht. irrigate lami in Harney county from
Agent
Collector
SCIO. OREGON
Paul, in a tin case a.ldr••««*.I to Presi­ wells.
Reptemlier 20.
dent Ron revel t. In view of the ap-
The Pennsylvania'« «fficer» report
Brings Settlers to Medford.
|>r .aclnng bicentenary 1 ranklln celebra­
tl>al io target practice with A-Inch gun«
tion soon to l>e held in Philadelphia,
Medford — Edward Andrews, who
17 hits were scored In 00 second«.
Earl Grey, who, with C-uoteee <<rey, went to the Dakotas recently te secure
Future Governor Hmith, of the Phil­ was recently entertained in this coun­ settlers for the R -gue river valley, has
-
ippine«, 1« home lor a rest.
He says try, thought it fitting that the picture »»rived from the Essl with the first in­
lower latifl rate* with th« island« is shoold l*e rrst‘.r<--l at this time.
stallment ot his party.
There were 17
Imperative.
I in the car, alf hoioeeeekefg, from the
Mob Members Guilty of Murder. ] vicinity of Mankato and Crystal Hprings,
The Northern Pacific announce* that
Il D. Iwin Ion, of the llilveu Iksn Saw milla, i» prepared
a third paasenger train service will be
Jefferson City, M >., April 17.— Gov­ Minn., and Mitehell, H>uth Dakota.
to lili uniera fur
a«lde.t May <- ) between Bt. Paul and ernor Joeeph Folk, in a statement to­ Ft.e country looks good to them ami
Pacific coast point*.
More are ex-
day said. "The lynching at Npring- ¡they will lorate here.
l’roepect« of the Columbia jrt’y bill tleld was a moat disgraceful occurrence. [•acted to follow aoon.
Whatever the i flense <f the negroes
are improving.
Establish New Course.
may have been and however deserving
France is satisfied with the eucesws of
Willamette University, Salem—rres-
of death they may have been, they
Hr er« take at the yar I« in S. ... or at the noil» in lliheu I’, n.
the Moro*can conference.
«ere entitle«! to punishment by law ident Coleman ha« anononnce.1 that a
Hi« lumber la the lx «I of mountain Hr, and prices are rca»* nable.
Germany ie urging Turkey to re«i«t • nd not by a m >b, and when a mob friend of the vnivemity I «d given the
take« the law intc it« own hand«, •• institution 42 QUO. Halt ih • sum will
the demand« of Great Britain.
this
one did. any tnrtnber of It to he used a« a loan fund for ■ mien Is wlo
Anthracite coal operator* have re­
need help, and |! OH) will be used In i 00c; new Cal f rula, 5c |>er j o md.
guilty
of murdrr."
jected the terms of the miners.
Hutter—Fancy creamery, 17 *« <420c
establishing a’oniversity c iur»e in elec*
Russia has agreed to a postp mement
trical engineering.
Willamette will per pound.
Great Influa of Aliena.
E<g«—Oregon ranch, lA\ffil7c per
of The Hague pea<e conference.
New York, April 17.— A new high then be well equipped in these lines.
dosen.
The New York board of education water mark in the tide of immigration
Poultry— Average old hens. I 4(414 l^c
Opinion on Bond Taaation.
has arloptel reeolutions favoring re­ will bv ret when the alien« who arrived
Salem—Th« attorney general, in re­ per pound mixed chickens, I3*éffil4e;
form in spelling.
at thia port today on nine European
ply to a query from tbeaseeeeor ot l.ane j broiler». 25<437*éc; young roosters,
Dowie's health is falling fast and it «'eamshlpe* aud thoee due tomorrow on county, hold« that city bonds ami coun­ l2S4Dt '. "Id roosters, llffill l»c;
may be that his death will settle th» eight big »hlpa which are »»|*ected tn ty warrants may tie taxed the same sa drsaeed chicken*. IhafilA^c; turkeys,
p«a« in Sandy Hook before nightfall,
fight for control of 7. on City.
other property. He «ays the «tate cun­ I live, I7ffil!*c; turkeys, drceeed choice,
have been permitted to land on Unite«!
ei itution distinctly antborts«* taxing 214422**«’. g«*". live, H4H0c, gr-eee,
Preparations are being made for the
State« «oil.
On the veese!» which ar-
•uch property. He eaye that all money dre*ee.|. lOAIIc; ducks, 17<41Hc.
early beginning ot work on the rail
»1 red today were 11,1*30 immigrant«.
II0,1«—Oregon, 1005, fiffilOc; old«,
due from the «tate er any subdivision
road« to be built on tl e islands ol
The «learner« due tomorrow are eipot-
4*« 4fi7c.
thereof is subject to taxation.
Pansy, Negros an Ceba, in the Philip
«<1 to a<ld at l«a«t a like numtier.
W o 4—Eastern Oregon average l,est,
pine*.
Plant« 50-Acre Orchard.
Iftffi2*>e; valley, 24 ¿2«*«- pe? p und.
The house committee on elections is
Revolt Against the Sultan.
The IHillee — Carl Williams of th" mohair, choice, 2«<4 ide,
working on a bill which provides for
london, April 17 — According to the firm nf A. M William* A Co., i« pre­
V’aal—Dreaeed, 3**ffi7*^c per pound.
the election of senators by direct vote Ihilly Mail * correepondeat at El .Are- paring to plant an orchard on 50 aene
B«ief—Dressed bulla, 3e p *r pound;
ot the people and makes the terms of lah, Morocco, a young relative ot the recently pnnhaeet from C. I.. Phillip* cows, 44|0c; country steers, 4*e'45t^c.
house members four year» instead of •nltan will soon lie proclaims) ruler in Th* land lie« south of Th« Italic«, and
Mutton—Drews»«I. fancy, 9 4 <410. per
two.
the sooth ami a formidable revolt will he devoted entirely to Royal Ann pound; ordinary, <)ffi7c; lambs, with
Chairmaa Hhonto baa relurred to th* «gainst Fex ia maturing at the city of eheeriee and Crawford and Holway pelt on, 10'4101,«.
Morocco.
' pcaehoj.
I Pork—Draaaed,
per pound.
canal sou*.
Busi 20c. Meal in Ihr Valley
Open All Night
Keystone Shaving l’arto
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Common ™ Finishing Lumber
LANDON!
^r?i
LANDON!
LIVliBY & FEED STABLES.1,>
Irvine
Myer, Props.
Hack connects u ith all trains at IVest Scio
and morning train at Munkers
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers Prices reasonable.
Washington, April D>.—Two years
ago to a day later 'han the fatal Mis-
•»uri disaster, as every sailor immedi­
ately recalled, on a Friday and the 13th
of the month, «even men war« done to
death in the forward torr«* of th« bat-
tslship Kearsarge by one of tbiwe arci-
teats which a.-juir« additmnal terrur
for sailors because of their olierure or­
igin and the alm.iet impasihility of
prevention.
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Gorky May Be Deported.
Chicago, April IS — * special to a
Chicago paper from New York says
Maxim Gorky and the woman who ia
known a* hi« wi'e may tie deported
bn suae of fai«« representations made
on their entrance to thia country, offi­
cer« of th« Immigration bureau declare
that, If the matter is properly brought
before the bureau. Gorky may he de­
ported.
It is believed that persons
who do not admire hia opinion« will
lose no time in nringing up hi« cave.
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L-SZ
FrÄü.’Ä
Can’t Ask Him to Attend.
Washington, April 1« —The impoe-
albi lily of inviting the British amhan.
«ador to participate in the Pani Jonee
ceremny at Annapoli« on April 24,
commemorating event« in whirh Eng­
land came out second l*et, ha« lad
thoee in charge of the erre mon lee to re­
frain from inviting the participation of
any nation other than Franca,
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