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mid avail themaelvea of
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Of Portland, Oregon
Pays Sick. Accident, Death Benefits
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
Il 1». I^njon, of the Bilveu l>en Sawmill«, i» prrpsrr-1
to fill order« for
Common « Finishing Lumber
Order« taken at the yard« in H. io or at the mille in Bilyeu I>en.
Hie lilinl-er I« the beet ol mountain tir. an i pro < a are rra.onablr.
LAINDOIN!
LANDON!
onf.te-T th* H>rl*tlan» to
separate
A ( hri*-
tl,<-m»elv«Mi teotn the Jew*
llan «to-lent named Dikar protected ami
LITTLE MAIL WAS LOST
Then all the
• a* killed on the spot.
J •«• nere «hot
Surprising Amount of Butin««« Now
in San Francisco Postoflice
OHIO'S GOVERNOR DEAD
Washington, June 10 — riiatmaster
(renerai Uortelyou hai received tinal
Bright'« Disease Carries Off John
report« from the postmaster at San
Pattison Suddenlr-
Francisco, dealing with detailing the
Cmcinn (ti. Jene 19—John M. Pat- poetai condition« during the great di«-
neon, governor of Ohio, died of Bright's aalet there arid pointing out that the
iliseaee at 4 20 yeeterdav afternoon at amount of mail loat w«« comparatively
The po«tina«ter report« that
hi« home in Milford, 15 mile« east of • mail
iiii « lieautilnl biItelile near May 3 t| ,, re-oola <d the canceling ma
Hua city.
bis home hie body «ill I« laid to reel chine* at the San Francisco p< «tuffi ce
on Thursday afternoon at > o'clock after • bowed the collection ol mall within
tiO.OOO le lent of Hie heavieet collection
»ervire« in the Mrthodilt church.
on record in the office, while the stamp
Ills death iame euddenly and
•alee were witlrn 1300 ol normal
tinrxpt- led evrn by hl( physician«
The postmaster eayt, however, that
Early Hun-lay evening
family.
governor «nfl.red considerable acute the mail« of ««-ond-cia«« matter were
pain, but later be *enk into a quut but a littlle over 30 tier cent of the
Al 10 o'clock yesterday morn- amount before the earthquake.
• leap
<ng Dr. Belt made his usual visit and adda that there ha» l-een no falling
found hi* patient in a coniato«» «tate in the amount ol registered mail
The governor never rallied and death celie I
There were 30 employe« of the poet
came pearefolly at 4 TO.
Andrrn H Harri«, lieutenant gov- office whoee home« were burnwl out in
ernor, «bo, under Hie constitution, tie- llie Are, many of the men l«ing left
comw governor daring the rest of the destitute, but »«> far aa known only one
term for aliii-b Mr. Tallison «aa elect employ«, a carrier, loat hi« life, «hile
•d. ia a Republican. lie «a» l-orn in one other la missing. The poatmaater
Butler county, Ohio, Novena tier 17, general h«a written the poatmaater.
II» aa« admitted to the >«r in •pecial'y commending the action ol
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I »rio. II i «■• elected lieutenant gov- certain employe« and haa called the at
ernor both times that iA ilham M- Kin tention of the «« retary of the treasury
to certain officiai» In the cuatodiau
lev a as rlioeen governor
service of that det*aitment.
Cannot Enter Conspiracy.
Pueblo, Jun« HI.— Holding that
corporation cannot «ulet Into a con-pit
acy or commit a crime, District Judge
Diion today eoetamsd a motion toquaah
the indictment returned hv the grand
jury against the Colorado Fuel A Iron
company, and Hie Colorado Ruppi) com
pany, charging them with the violation
of the law twating on the ‘truck Sys
tem.” Judge Diioo stated that the ir>
dictment was fatally defective In that
it failed lo «tate connection Frank J
Hearne. D. C. Mann, J.C Sehernk and
others bail with the companies.
Total of Dead Uncertain.
Rial y ato k, June 9.—quet reigns
dar throughout thia devastated town
Firing was heard at midnight on the
outakirta of Hialyatok. near the ceme
tery, but no further divorden have or
carmi. The total figure« of the caau
altiea are not available, but 70 boil lea
Thia >> claimed t«>
were bot»**l today.
Ise leæ than half lbs total of the billed
Jewish eeumatea say that not lesa than
I he nnmiser
11)0 were billed.
woandeil ia enarmone.
Counted 200 Jewish Dead.
, Jone 19.—Tb« Nev<eti
thi« city published a diepatch today
from it« correspondent at Bialystok,
I personally counted 290
J««i«h corp»**. • itTMit comber ol
Only
wLi-h w*r« horribly mutilated.
■Il Cl rbtiana wera kilted.*'
Fir« Burns All Day.
St. Paul, June 1». — The ell story
Rvan Anne« building was completely
gullwl by a tire which was discovered
»Kin after H o'clock thia morning and
which bnrn«l fiercely all day. The ra
limateli Io«« to the building« and «lock«
,1 the ~ . uriants is tietween 1450, i X h )
The fire originated in
and »500.000
the l«aement of the store occupimi by
the Palace Clothing company, auptwa
edly from a de(«-tive electric wire
Several firemen were cut by flying
piece« of glas« and 37 were overcome by
t eat «ml »m.ike
Settlement Nim«d After Wagon.
Arlington —Home 30 year« «g«» a few
men m»ttled <>n a flat al*out 12 mile«
In the crew was
south of Arlington.
only one wag«>n—an old Hclmtler.
• ime way they began rallittg this neigh
borhood Schuller, from the oh! wagon.
A few years later it wa«, as it ia now,
When thr
known as K-hutler Flat.
Condon branch raihoa»! of the O. K. A
N. Co, was built, a station was ratal-
habed near thia place, ami ia name I
bis I« one of the tliirs*
Kchutlar.
farming sections in Giiuaui ruuniy, an«'
i-iiii).’
thus from an old wagon
found for a fine wheat t»rlt.
the E. S. lamport company a I4D »el
ol harne»» and F
Abater Saddlery
rnpai y a III) rube.
It I» eipected
that a large numi er of farmers will
i«»r I Left*
Herfelary
barbiti will «ui ply applicant* with all
the nrrraaary information.
Prune» Promue Great Yield.
Ualrm—The rain» of lb« paet two
weeka bave not done a* much damage
to Ikerriee In thia vicinity aa eipet led,
• nd a good crop ia being gathered.
the wet weather baa made paaturage
eirellent and an ei.ormoua crop ia
•med. with few el re pl ions, prune
groweia report bumt>er crop, at.-I In
»oine <>r< E>artia the fruit ia so abundant
that weak I inn» ara already breaking
Grain Sack Problem Serious.
A few cherrira bava been crack »«I bv
l’end letón—The gram «wk problem the wet «rathe r
promiar« ’o be »eriou« for Hie termer«
of Umatilla county, wbo will uve 3,-
PORTLAND MARKETS
Al Hie preeent
000,000 Hili year.
price«, 10 cent* each, thi« mean- 1300,-
Wheat — Club, 72Ä’3r. biti seien»,
Other Fte.’ern
000 in thi« county.
74*475«; red, 70d|«lc; valley
( tregon countie«, it I« estimated. will
N ». 1 whits feed, |3I 50^ 13
a«e at leaat 3,000 000 more, making a
total of 14,000,000 for tin- »«lion giay, 111.50 per ton
Harley — Fee»!, I2I 4.Ì 50 per ton;
Thia entail« th« ««fenditure of nearly
brewing, nominal; rolled, |35i42fi
hall a million donare for gram » i. I ■
«hieb, together with the eipente ol
Hay—Valley timothy, N >. I, 912 50
harvesting th« crop, reprveente an '13 per ton, clover, |7 A0g|5; cheat,
enormoua espendltare of money Iwfore |h 4» . gram bay, I« <43 . alfalfa. 513.
anything ia reali*«! from the crop.
Apples.
50(43 50 t*er Ims;
F ruit
apricots, |1.25(412 per crate; cherries.
Resume Work on Reservoir.
75 c <4II tier b i; atrawl»errtes, 5g|7c
Kngvee — W >rk on the big reservoir j«er pound ; giw>er 1er ries, 5(4 7c
lor irrigation purposes started at lake pound; l.ogan lorries, |1.75 per crate.
Waldo, in the Usacade mountains, 10«
Vrgrtahl
Beane, fi'BM; »wht>age,
miles east of Eugene i, by A. R Bl
I
pound; lettres, head. 15<425u.
laat fall, will lie resume«I within r few anione. 5<!0c per dotan; pean. 4»45c,
day». Mr. Bla< k bat left here with a radishes, 10(420c per d<-aen; rhubarb.
g<H»l «lieti force of men to continue the
per pound ; spinach, 2 4 3c per
work
A year ago tins summer Black pound; parsley. loe; turnipe, 1141.25
filed on the waters of th« lake and tier sack ; raimts, »15475»- rwr sack;
announced a big irrigation project for be«*ta, M5< (4|1 i»er sack.
the upper Willamette
vail y.
New. 1 ^<42c per pmnd.
• >nion
claim« to tie tracked by Eastern capital
Potatoes — Fancy graded Burt»anbe,
ist», and «ays he will carry hi* plan« to |
504100« par hondred; ordinary, nom
conaummet on in th« not far future.
inai ; new Ca'iforma, 242‘ ac
pound.
Working for Coaat Railroad.
Putter — Fancy creamery, 17’Zip
Newport—J r Stewart. will am
Hearth and O. Kroge’ad, mem tier« of per pound*
I* gge — Oreg m ranch, 21 (4 22c |»er
the Toledo corporation organi «ed for
the purpose of eecnring th« r ght of d« a-n.
«ay for the coaat railroad, «ere* In thi«
Poultry — Average old hens, 134
city laet week agitating the forming of |3i^ per pound; tniied chicken«, 124
a company of Newport people to help 12 %c; broiler«, !54lfi^c;
in the endeavor to bring the railroad w^41lc. dveewed chickens, 13414c;
through thie section. They «ucceed.d turner», live. 17 4 17^r; turkey«.
in aronaing the citiaene to «och an ei drr«M«-d. Cho -e. 20422c; geese,'• H*e.
tent that a company with |*> 000 cap M%49c: docks, old. 11 4 12«*; young,
italiaation it proposed to lie formed.
134(413 c .
Jewish Appeal for Help.
fxindon, Juna 10.—The !>aily Te e
graph thia morning prints a telegram
received in L>ndon from llelaingfove,
Il ia datwl Mnnday after*
F inland
noon and ia aigna ! by M. \ inaver.
"The outbreak
The telegram raya
at Hialyab k clearly wat the loginning
of an organised maaaacre rimilar to the
Only energetic
bloody October days,
Bend Ships Horses.
interventi» n can prevent a terrible
Bend —Many horse* are being ship
catastrophe. Peril ia imminent.
ped from Bend and vicinity to Portland
peal to all inflaencee to help ua
Many
and other pointe in the valley.
rider* are out on the range« rorindir.it
Smoke From Sh««ta.
It i» feared
up all available borren.
Rmldlng, Cal . Jan* IV.— Repotte ara ¡ that considerable horae thieving haa
being received here that «m- ke I« poor- been going on in lhi»«e< ti->n, a* a num
ing trom the cone of Mount flha«ta and , ber of valuable horee« eie i»i«eing, and
that deep rambling« are heart in the ae «orne anapiriotn character» bare been
not «een on the rangée of late it la fmred
The repot t«
I mountain*.
II at th« animate have i-een tan off.
; credited.
r.i!
; a ,
ialvttok Will Be Imitat*
i Other Cihes.
ers
Juatie« kf ths Tsaea
.•✓M .
> i te Ni HAI AI TACK.
8HELÎ0N
REAL ESTATE ÔB
• ■ F»,
» ffi.—"Wa have every
/r that the massacra of
ok I« a rehearsal for a
«Ilion *»< the atrocities of
••i«l Or. raal Nathan,
t Central Jreiah Belief
“Our inf irmâtnm
be HtalyaUh maaaacre ia
t if officially inspired
’ nary outbreak as was
We have learned ¡nei*
government a allegation
• legan in conaeauence
ting thrown at a Lhria*
>r craaion by Jews ia a
bood. Bialystok ta Hill
«^f the drunken ( oeaa* hv,
40bP->in«*d that no Jews v all
?>e aTTowe J lo r». a¡ e 4ir go OBfObbOll.
“The military bave dreerteil the rail*
wax station and every passing tram ta
held up and the passengers plundered.
Panic reigns in the neighl>ormg vll*
lagos, which fear thty will be the neat
N un>er <ua ’ termali
object of atta« k
firms and individuals are among tha
tuffrrert at Hialystnb and cause the
inggeetion that Gerrnau intervention l«e
inVuks»!.“
DISAGREE ON PIPE LINES.
Rat* Bill Conferee* Thrash Over Old
Straw Without Result.
Washington, June IS. — In th« ab-
•en<e of Representative S'erman, of
New York, who ««• out of the city, the
conferee« on the railr<«d rat« bill were
in session lee« Ilian an hour today, and
reei bed no de«- »k-n on any »nbjrct.
The pipe Un* amendment was dis-
cuaee-l. Senators Elkin* and Tillman
opposing any change In the provision
making them common carrier« and con
tending that moel of the companies
that have protested the amendment are
•nlxirdlnate companies of the Standard
Oil company.
Opponents of the amendment pro
pose I that the amendment which pro
hibits a rommon carrier from earning
comnnwiltiM it produce« tie changed to
real “railroad rartying commodities
it produces.’’ in order that tin» amend
ment shall not cmiflict with pipe linee.
which are constructed for the eo'e pur-
r-ee . ( carrying their production«
this were done, they agreed to support
the pipe line amendment
Kansas Will Investigate.
Topeka, June IB. —Hecretary fl. J.
('rombine, cd Hm Kanaa« State Board
of Health, has commenced an investi
gation of the Kansas pa. king houses;
«■th a vie« to ascertaining «beiher or
not preservative* cf a hatmful nature
are need in preparing the produce.
Sanitary condition« In the big plant* at
Kanaa» City will also be looked into.
Dr. Crumbine «latee that the Investiga
tion I* not the reeult of the government
"ep<irt on the Chicago planta, but «a*
planned by him liefere the Neill Rey
nolds investigation «as commenced.
British Colonies Guilty, Too.
london, Jon« IS.—Th« report of Dr.
Tho-ne«, the medimi untrer cf th« bor
ough of Stepnri, to th« loral govern
ment board, «how» Hint hie department
during th« laat fir« year« E m destroyed
over a ton of rotten tinned food« daily
Throe, he
at the Stepney «harree.
adda, «ere not American good«, ar
lion«—Oregon, 190n, 9^012».
Wool— Eastern Oregon average rwst. prartimlh no canned good« from Amer
valley, coarse, 22S<BÎ3c; ican concerns ar« Imported through th«
fine, 24 425c , mohair, cboicn, 2*4MOc Stepney «harree, hut «er« col miai
meat, fleh and fruit.
per pound.
Veal— Dreaae !. 447« per pound.
Ra-ef — Bresee«! bull«, 3c per pound.
row«, 4^45tgc; country steers, 544«.
Mutton — DrMMn. fancy, 7<4c per
peuind; ordinary. 544c ; lamb«, with
pel) on 4«.
Pork—Dresaw I, 7<9c pat tound.
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Pass Three B < Bills.
Washington. Jun« IB.—A conelnaion
«as reached late this af ernoon by
boote lamiera whereby the meat in»p«c-
lion bill, the pure food bill and the im
migration bill are all to be pas ed thia
week In the order named.
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