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Bryan haa siproe»e«l bis willingness
to Ix nominated for the proeideocy by
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(oar automobile* which will receive a
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Or irra taken al tha yarda in F. io or al the milia in Bilyen !>»n.
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arrest of John D. Rockefeller and it
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uata returns to this country.
CANNON AIOLO WIST
RIOTS AT VLADIVOSTOK.
Speaker of House Blocked Divers>oo
of Reclamation Fund.
Battery of Artillery Captured and Cos­
sack* Driven Off.
Washington, July 10 — Thank* to
Hpvaker Cannon, tbe lienal rough bill
diverting 41,000,000 from the reclame
tlon fund to drain private swamp an le
la Norlt. I'ak '« was n->< allowed to
rome before the hone* at the recent aea
•ioc. Had the hill ixen given consid­
eration it would almost cwrtalnly have
become a law, for it he«! already pease«!
the senate, ••» indoreed by • majority
of tbe bouae committee <m public lend*,
and only * handful of Western mem-
Ixra were in a moxl to oppose the bill
m delate.
Speaker Cannon waa the men who
defeated this onslaught on the none too
large reclamation Inn-I, and his poet-
tlon aas altogether uoelpvctad, too
When c ingreae was framing the recla­
mation law, and in the years 'prevoas,
Cannon was one of the strongest oppon
•nts ol tbe propoaed leglstotlon.
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t*li»s«wl It would deplete tbe treaauiy
•nd interfere wiili other government
work; furthermore, he contend«-! that
Irrigation <d arid land« could be carried
on by private enterpriee under tho Car*
ey act, and therefore raw no nreeeaitv
tor utilising public land receipts in this
great work.
Since that law wa« written on tha
setute books and has breti put into op
•ration, speaker Cannon haa traveled
through tha Weat, haa obeerved the
vast Ixnefit* that are resulting from It,
sod Galay ba is as staunch a friend of
tha laa as any man from tha arid Weet.
Ha haa proved himself a latter friend
of the law than many men who help««!
to frame it.
In the «losing days ot the sreaion an
effort was made to rush through tbs
senate a bill to take a j art of the recla­
mation fur-1 for draining the Dismal
swamp, but the bill waa refused con­
sideration, a nnmixr ol Western senat­
ors having lorn srons««! to a realisation
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nl the danger that lurka ixhind bill»
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Ibis character, and nonce was recia-
by Benator Fulton that no more • late«
buttons would tx ma«!e from the
mation lurd for the Ixnefit of
that do not contribute to that fund.
Tbe senators behind the bills provid­
ing tor the drainage of tbe Dismal
swamp, the Florida Evergladra and the
big swamps along tbe 5|is»isaippi river,
on the other hand, are determine«! to
force through their respective bills,
and it ie to Ix eip'-c‘.e«l that they will
unite at the next seeeiou.
The Weat « not strong enough in
numlxrs to outvote the Hon tn, which is
sure to alaixi together on three drain­
age propositions, and tbe only hope, so
far as the s«nate ie concerned, is in
arousing adverse sentiment among men
from tbe Northern and Eastern statee.
On a fair presentation ot the case,
the men from the West ought to ix
able to win out, but they can only win
by standing together, and thoee whp in
the recent session vote-l for the llana-
brough bill will have to renounce their
former vote and declare lhemeelvee
■ gainst all legislation that will drplete
the national reclamation fund.
BIG STORMS IN COLORADO
Five Yiwemite valley stag»» were
held up by a lone highwaymen who ob­
tained a considerable amount of luonsy Ory Creaks Become Torrents and
Much Damage a Done.
•nd jewelry from tha paseengere.
Itenver, July 10 — Cloudbursts and
It haa ixen decided that one ot the
neiiias 1-eetowed on the new eon of the lightning did considerable damage In
German crown prim e shall tx distinct­ this section ol the slate today. In
ly American, as be was Iwtu on July 4. Denver a wall ol water II) feet high
came down Dry creek in the western
Hailstone* as big aa orange* created part of the city, carrying awav foot-
havoc near Valencia, Spain.
bridge» and damaging the bridge of
Col ami« river sal tn -n packers will the *>anver A International yallroad
receive txt tar protection under the naw Two tioys were fishing under tbe bridge
and were teeetted with difficulty.
pure food law.
In Boulder a wall of water sis feel
W R llearst has stela«! positively
high came out of Sunshine canyon •ml
that he will not lx a < andidate tor pres­
spread Itself over Pearl street •n<l
idential nomination.
other streets in thnt city.
A tulle of
August Roeenberg, of Seattle, has the Sunshine rail mail was destroyed
txen arreeted In Germany, accused ol Considerable damage was done in the
deeigns on the kaiser's life.
city.
Al Florence late this afternoon a
General Trepofl declare« that the
.'»•• are lender* in the preeent revolu­ cloudburst in Oak creek undermine«! a
big bridge at R«« kvale. A heavy storm
tionary m ovement in Russia.
dsitroyed telephone communication bo-
For giving rebate* to pau ker* the tween Florence an«! Pueblo.
Chicago A Alton railiaed and two of its
Fay Powers, aged 17, was killed
employee have bweo found guilty.
lightning near Colorado Spring«
Tha t'arnegie library in this city wee
Tba premier ot New Zealand has
called n|x>n Präsident Rooeevolt to urge truck by • t>olt of lightning during tha
a reciprocity treaty with tho foiled storm, but no other damage reaullad.
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Lindon is swarming with tbe great
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There is a rumor of another maoeacre
of Jews in Warsaw, Russia.
Washington policy holders will teat
the legality of the incrraa* in insurance
relee.
MrhltlOP A DeVANTY, Props
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The Chicago council ptopoeee the
dreih penalty lor aaaailants ot women
•n<! children. Attacks have '««ecome so
tre«jncnl a woman is not now sale m
her own home.
Juatl:a cf tha Peace
Hctary Tubile
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The Civil Her vice commission has re-
rom«nended the Inclusion of the Inter­
nal Revenue service in the ciaMlfi»<l
service.
Ho lar American engineers have not
D «a • general banking and siehange •neeweded in gaining any idea of the
plans ot the big British bettleehip
L ■ us mede al cirraut rotea
bua.rn
Dreadnought which will help them in
and drafts issued uu principal auee.
the construct inn ot tbe largest hattle-
•hip afloat tor the navy of the Vnited
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A regiment of Russian ravalty has
mutinied and barricaded them selvas in
tha twrrocks at Tambcr.
The vic* president and general man­
ager of tbe New York Central of!ere«I
to go before a grand jury and tell what
he knew al-out rrtxlea ami thus secure
immunity, but his offer tiae been re
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l grand jery is after tbe ice trust of
Washington, l>. C.
Wo buy our
k tn largo quantities
Colombia *• mid to lx plotting with
and keep • full line of carnage aud
al easy oaguoM
wag- n malarial. All kinds u< work ia the Imlians of Panama.
tiler a Inycott ot three years liraat
our line done <m eLurt noUce.
Britein has rocaivad • minister from
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Finance Minieler Kokiexoff haa eeot
Chicago, July 10 —Hocretery Wileor,
a meeeage to the Russian parliament
that the government is in sore straits of the department of Agriculture, ar­
rived in Chi«ag<> tmtay to confer with
tor money.
superintendents ot government moot
The kaiser is said to heva given or­ inspection relative to changes made
dere to German i nan rance compaaiee no rsaary by tbe new meat inspection
that they must pay their Han Francisco law. Inspectors and tuperintendsnla
lo w in full.
ot meat inspection to tbe numtxr of 30
Es President Cleveland ie ill at his from all elliee where government in­
home at Princeton
spection is in force have been instruct­
ed to report to the eerrotary al once.
8. A. D. Puter bas ixew aen'enewd lo
The conference« will Ixgm tomorrow
two year« in tha county jail and to pay and will Cover every phase of the in­
a fina of 17.500 lor hie complicity in
spection service.
tha Oregon land fraude.
Ki-Snrveyor
'•eneral Meldrum rocaivad a fine of |5,-
Salvador Will Give R-ght of Way.
300 and nearly three year. In the gov
Mr lino City, July 10.—Reports from
•rament prieon at hard work.
Halvador indicate that the Pan-Ameri­
An American warthip i* in •▼•ry can railway will eoon lx granted a
ccnceaeion and a enbaldy for the eiteo-
harbor of Santo Domingo.
(ion of the line throngh that countre.
Two regt manta st the garriwia at La* J. M N »aland. vice president and gen­
eral manager of the road, ia In Central
mera, Rumia, arw in revolt.
America. He baa received every aaetir
The new rate law, with tba st.eption anew that the conceroion asked from the
government of Salvador will be granted
of two proviate», I* bow in effect.
•• soon a» the preeent distnrlance in
The United State» will probably act Guatemala if »elllei.
aa peacemaker betwwn Guatemala and
Halvador, •• both are tiring of pro­
No Yellow Fever in New Orleans.
longed war.
New Orleans, Jnly 10.—Dr. James A.
Iterine the session of < ongreae lost White, surgeon in • barge of the marine
clonad 3,31*3 law» were enacted
The hospital here, issued a statement to­
bonne passed 4,Ml billa and 3*3 were night that •• far as he ie aware none of
tho marine hospital surgeon* at New
left undispveed of.
Ur leone had given out any statement
By araror the sundry civil law carries that there Io yellow fever in New Or­
an appropriation for a llghlhonea at leans. and neither le there n«-r bee
Hwifteure bank, nt the entronca to the there l«e*n any fever eiioling in this
Ht rails of Foca, Washington.
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LINN CROPS ARE ABUNDANT
VALLEY FARMERS COMBINE
Record Grain and Hay Output Ea-
pected Labor Scarce.
Will Obtain Their Grain Bags Ind«-
pendent of Buyer«
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rwcwivetl here of rioting In S’lad ivo» to«
imi cete that eu tar tha loyal troope
ha a txen unable to gain control of the
•linai..-n. I ighlmg ia going on on ell
•idea, both In tbe city am! Uie on'«
•kirts
Espe< tally Mvaro tight lug has
taken pia«« in tha neighborlmod of the
ontlying harbor «lelenaaa, a bare the
rioter* sneewadad in capturing a battery
of artillery. Ttx gunnaro mails but
a scant show of resistane«, it being
plain that thsy wsre in sympathy with
tha rioter».
A dslacbmsnt of Ckie*ehe attempted
I» rwrapturo the battery, but the retxls
flrod bsavy volt-ys of grapeehot and
shrapnel into the allackiug column and
forre»! It to relraat, with heavy luae.
At last accounts, the retxls wsre still
in command.
Wild mohe have burne»l the govern­
ment stereo in lha heart of the city,
•nd have moral ;wxeeesi»n ol suppIlM
valuml at a larga sum.
line mob
stormed tha city prison In an allatti pt
to roecue a nnmixr of persons who had
txen arrested, after looting the mili­
tary supply station of a quanily ol dy­
namite
Severe fighting, whish laat*l
several hoars, followed, but the prison
guard was finally snctesa'ul in driving
• wsv the attacking forcae.
Information has Ixan received tiara
that all Ilia Russian troope on tba
Manchurian bordar ara In a stale ol
mutiny, and it is all their otBiars can
do to keep them in reasonable subjec­
tion
Revolutionary prc|«agauda is
making headway among the Russian
soldiers in Hilxria, ao<l It would not tx
•arpriaing if news of a gvnsral revolt
there wsra soon te lx received.
Allony—Cere» has dealt bountifully
Kalem—There is • lively war on be­
with Lion county this year.
There la tween Wi|lamatte valley farmers ami
not a (allora to record thna far.
Even the valley millers an-1 waieboaeenien.
tha ctrawberrtee, reportad rained by growing out ot the -jueatiun ol furnish­
the late apring raina, recor«red (rem ing aacks for grain It haa always l«een
the teen|urary aatback and nialr a toll the practice for warehousemen and
crop. l.inn county farm* arw the pie- miller» to furnish sacks to farmers and
I tare ot iodus'ry and prosperity. Every teka tbe value of th* rack* out ol the
■ variety ol farm prrxfnct will be elnvxl; purchase price of tba gram when sold
a full yield, an«! some, particularly the
Rroeiillv millers ao«l warehousemen
Itay enlput, will surpaaa all previous in other valley com !Ise «lachled to die-
records.
routmue this practice an«! to require
(laying ie now in lie buelaet stage, termers to buy tha swrks outright
• nd the enormous aise of lha crop will Marion amt Folk county gramtiuyere
' tei the resources of the farming com have practically agrre.1 to lb* same
j munity to care tor it before the thrreh- plan, tho-jgli no formal action haa txen
ing »»aeon. Thi/ year's hay crop is taken.
notable for tbe great amount of »»tehee
"Thia is • hires.ng to valley farm­
grown. This grraiset of ell «t.ck I »la er«,'' declared W. A. Taylor, a promin
thrives in tbe Willamette valtey, and •nt gram farmer. ” The aareboueemao
I inn farmers are loginning to real s» have got none tbe «tart of u«, for al
the fact. It ba« man» of the pro;ortioa rra-fy we have begun arranging ¡1«, buy
that rejuvenate lha soil, and Is itself a •a. k« indejxmlant of them.
We have
profitable product.
Running as high plan-I onreelvee in their power too
ae five tone to the acre, it not only long.
No* the farmer« will buil«l
yield» enormous stacks ol hay, but alao granariso on their own farms, buy ooly
furnishee eicellent pasturage.
•acks enough to haul grain from the
There is a mat kst shortage on farm field to lb* granary, 1*1 the groin lie
laborer* in Linu county, and tsrmers too** in bine, and thus Ix comp«lie! to
are eaperiericing extreme difficulty in buy only one-teutu as many »acks as
housing theit crape.
they do.
All claaaea of grain will be ready tor
"I have learned by eiperience that I
harvest anon, an«! almoet at the same can eimetimea get m cents more a bush­
time. Thia complicate« matters sn«l el for my wheat by having p<ieaas»ion
create* a greater demand tor help than of the gram when 1 get ready to «ell.
ordinary. T * meet the occasion farm­ Farmeis < an make enough in • single
ers are «toubbng force* in the haying season by iocreas««.! prices of wheal to
and in this way the a rIc is pr- grraamg pay tor their granaries.
rapidly, and eoon the greatest output
“Let the waroh'itisemen combine
BAY CITY SALOONS OPEN
of hay l.inn county has aver p.-o!inr«l We are doing eomethlng in that line
will be on the market.
ourselve* ami we shall buy our «acks
A part of the work of tbreebers this i without paying tribute to tlie ware- Police Will Strictly Enforce the Law
Against Drunksnnaas,
year will be separating see«l from the housemen.”
vetch straw. I arge orders for vetch
San Franciere, July #.— For ths first
Linn Lotmg Undesirable Element.
•e*xl bgve been received, a nnmixr ot
time since April IM lha saloons were
them coming from Portland wholeaale
I tigene—PmbibitkNi in leo* county permitlml to reopen yesterday.
honsea.
i» the canee of M) or 60 men employe«!
License» ha«i Ixan granted to about
by the B<w)th Knlly I.timber company BOt) drinking place« an«! ail did a lush­
Many C aim» to Adjust.
in tbe MW mille and
campe ing business
To ■ large number of
1-eel wreL was ...... 1« • t ■ . rr - : ■. . r . •.
Salam—When tbe neat legnlature »«¡'lilting their Jobo.
I In; nrae at
convene« one of the moat important du piy «lay and unite a numlxr mora sig the saloons appeared to bo quite a nov­
tie. which will dev.dve upon II.e
ini nifi»! their intention of quitting. The elty, and many ware on hand whan tha
remmitlew on < lamia will ba the a-ijuat- company is not Worrying over tha mat­ twrroom doors aw ting open. Nearly all
ment of a large grist of claim« aggregai• ter, as it is leit tiiat the worst element tbe reeorts were crowde«l, twit np to
mg a total of over 8428,1)00 in prim I- an >ng the aaveral hun«lre«l employee is noon no serious trouble had l«ean re-
pal, upon which Internet will be de­ gotten rid of, a id thslr places can r«4 portad
manded from the alate at the legal rate ily be fill««i by solxr men.
Ultra poliewmen were detailed fur
of * per cent, and I >r all periods of lime
doty in •11 tlia bl- - ks contai ni ng sa-
D'g Log Drive in Progress.
ranging from three montila to a year
Il l> planned U» pls.e ail m»o
loons,
•nd a liait. Tha moat compiei qnea*
A Ibenv—The -pal«1 Ing Digging com­ arreeted fur mt'.iii-ali-.n al w- rk <ieaa-
tion which tbe committee and tbe leg* pany is now dumping into the Willam­ In* away debris from sidewalks,
telature must determine is a hieb of the ette river alove Aliiany its annual
"All persona wboebow the rffwete o!
claiina (or interrai, in equity, • faoul-t drive ol logs for the mills at Oregon laloslcatiun ere to tx quickly gothersd
tx al town-1 and which »to ild lx reject City, and for its own lumber mills et in,” aai«l Chief ol Police Dioan today.
ed.
Newlxrg. This years' drive will con- "Patrolmen have ixen mstr'icted to
•1st of 12.000,*>30 fret <>t logs, ami will w aintain order. Upto noon belay but
Report of Land Board
be one ot the largest on record.
Il is few arreeta have tx«n reported from
Salem — The monthly •tatemen! of now in the vicinity ot Harrisburg, in
tbe sub stations, and but one or two
Clerk G. G. Brown, of the «tale land l inn county, an«! will be several day*
have Ixen book«*) for drunkenneae et
board, shows that a total of 139,4311 mm getting down to Aliiany.
the mein station. I du not «apart that
had been clolected in Ilia land depart­
we shall have much trouble in hand­
ment during tha month of June I >r the
Benson File* Bond.
ling the situation.”
rale of school, agricultural and aw amp
Salem—Hecreteiy of Slate elect Frank
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Benenn bee filed bi* otSctel oalb
BATTLING WITH CHOLERA.
the eeveral fund« on band in lha lanl an I txind in the »um - t III).000 with
de| ailment follow«
Common s<-hool Governor Chamberlain, who has ap­
Manila Buraau of Health is Holding
fund, principal, 8305,901.77 touimon proved the aame.
a> limit fund, farm«, 1158 3in 33; uni
Disease in Cheek.
(•rail) fund, principal. I'. mh , unlveiai-
W C Briatol i* Raappointad.
Manila, July B.—Tba cholera eltua-
ty fund, farina, 13,170; agricultural
Oyater Bay, I. I. — Provident Koore- tlon haa Improved
Tbe report al B
college fund, principal, 11*038.07; relt baa reappointed William C. Bria­
o'clnrk last nlgtil showed IM new > aaea
•griculntral collage fund, farm«, |8,»36. tol l’niled State« attorney for the dia
since midnight of Jnly 4 and 10 deaths.
trict of Oregon.
The report fog July 4 shows 38 caaae
Must Tall Police Their Troubles.
and IV deaths. Two American*. Robert
Salem—If the gilteat fishermen do
PORTLAND MARKETS
Dimlxrti and ------ Hart, ere dead, bnt
not want their right* to lt»h In tbe tide
iodate only five Americana have Ixan
water* of tba Columbia river to ba im-
Wheat—Club, 71«; blueeteni, 73c; •eised with the disorder. Thus far
poaed upon by owners and operat- r« of red, B9c; valley, 71«.
cholera haa not appeared in the Amer-
fish traps, gear*, ate., they will have to
Oats—No. 1 White (red, »33, it»y. lean section of the city. The Amerl-
take their troohlea to the “policeman” |3I par ton.
cans who have been stricken lira in
• nd have the matter adjusted by the
Barisv —Feed, 133 78 per l ton ; brew- the native eectione of Manila.
courts through tbe regular procaes lag 124; rolled. $3842».
Tba bureau of baaltli l>aa rafuead to
This, in I fleet, IS tbe decision arrived
Rye—II 50 jxr Im ml ml
permit the sale of hudetnfla that may
at by the stale board of fish commis­
Hay—Valley timothy, No. 1, 1114 have Ixan liable to infection.
The
sioners while rensidering therempls nt 13 50 par ton; clover |M 8049; cheat. efforts of tha doctors engaged In com-
of illegal fishing with trap* in tha tide |>> 50 r7 ; grain hey. 74R; alfalfa. 111. flatting tha di«ea«e el>ow result» in the
waters of tba Columbia ms le by Secre­
.1
ilarraaaa In tha numhar of new rweee re­
tary H M. Lorntswn. ol tbe Columbia eberriea, 5 i « m «- per pound; rurrants, 9 ported. While the diaea«e started in
River Fiabermeu's frotectlve union.
4I<*«'. peacbee, Hftc4ll per «rota; stronger then the great epidemic of
plume, II .I04I 3‘>. sirswberrire. SifiMc IVO3, the authorltiM believe thay have
Hot Waather Cooks Fruit.
;xr pound; g-cMatarriee, 847« per the ait nation now under control.
''»lem—The eneeaivaly hot weather pound, L.igan txrriea, II <54 1 50 jxr
For tba weak ending July 4 there
of tha part week haa dona a great crate; rasplxtrlea,
11.7541 M5 ¡*r war« II" caeea and VV deallie. For the
■ mount of daniagw to inch »mall and crate, blsckberriea, jOc per pound.
34 hours endins at * o'clock on the
tender fruita aa tha raspberry, logan
Vegetable*—Beene, 5«47c per pound, morning of Jnly 8 lharo were 13 casae
berry and aven «borri*». In aoma in- cabbage, l»*r per pound; corn, 25435c and five deaths in the provinces.
atancee the fruit has Ixen literally per dosen . enrumbere, 78c4*l per boa ;
cooked on tba vlnaa or treea and has loti nee. head, 2lto per «Joeen; onions,
Ticket in Kansas.
ixen «polled for role aa a first-claaa ar­ IO<4l2l*c per <l< sen . jxas, 4<Sc per
Topeka, Kan., Jnly *.—Alter an ei-
ticle. Becauae of tba long season of j iund; radishae, 10415c ■ par doeen;
cool, motet, cloudy weather the fruit rrbulwrb, 3c ;xr pound; spinach, 3'4 3c tended wrangle •( speecliiasking, m
waa in no rendition to withstand the jxr pound; tomabxo. Il 35(42 38 per whlch more or lare bitter feeling waa
i.«i ; parsley, 3*e per I mm ; equesh, Il display«!, thè Populist state party del­
sudden change to dry, hot weather.
idi 35 per crate; turnip«, 90« a*11 par egale» «eeterday voted to place a party
Hot Wmdk Cause Damage
lsc<; «arrota, 1141 28 pvr sack, Ixate, ticket In thè Or LI. The voto atood V4
to B*. A Iter nanilng a ;• irtl-.n nf thè
The I*allee—Tho east wind which *1 25 41 50 per ra-k.
prevailed recently nmjneetionablv did
Untone — Naw red. l<-*<4ll*c per Congreeeionel eowimlttee, thè Popolisi
more or lea* damage to grain.
Farm­ piuml; new vallo*, I\f43cper pmird, Stale convention procee«le<l to Ih» nom­
Po'atore— Fancy *re<!«| Borlwnk», ination of a state ticket. Horare Kret­
ers from different parts ol the county
report late groin badly injured, but old, 4 )<4’>0c per sack ( 110 pounds) ; or­ ar. ot Irevenworth, waa named for gov-
they «to not consider that early spring dinary, nominal, new, Oregon, 75c<4 ernor by acclamat'on. J. A. Wrlght,
of Smith connty, wa* named tur llea-
or fall gram is badly damagr«L A I
week of enol weather or a goo I rain
Butter—Fancy creamery, 171*420: tenant governar.
would ix most beoefieial and would re­ per pound.
Tong War Breaks Out.
atos* moot ot tbe damage«! crop*.
Kggv —Oreg-m ranch, 224 221*« per
Fhiledelptele, July 8.—The war be­
done*.
Oregonian* Who Drew Location*.
Poultry—Average old hens, 131*4 tween the Hip Hing tongs and tbe On
Pendleton—tm«>ng the namea ot I lx 13c per pound ; railed chicken*, II i*4 Ixong tonga, the Chineaae ladione,
prisewinners in the drawing« for the 12c; fryers, 1H41BI*«; broilers. 1A< broke out anew in Chinatown today,
Crow Indian land» In M mlane, which lfll*c; ro>xter*. 1*410c; dreaewl rhiek- and as a result of a fuelled» of bullets,
Three of them
took place Joly 3 occur tboee of Hugh ene, 14415c; turkey*, live, 14<4l*e; font men were shot.
R McColl am of Pendleton and \rthar I turkeys, dreeae«!, choice, 17423<*e; were Chine«M> and the othas Fradarick
Blevlne of Pilot Rock. Other Oregon­ gre«e. live, M4fl'»r: ducks, IS%4l3c. Paola, who tor vaare had charge of the
ian* who were among the fortnnate are
Hope—Oregon, l'*06, 1041 le; old*, ' Christian misatons io Chinatown. Mr.
- Po-rl« receiserl a ballet In the arm,
Clyde Hrennet of Heppner and W. E. Ac par (Kinnd.
Owen* of Portland.
Wool—Eastern Oregon average beet, while one of the China*» was sko< tour
1X423'*e: valley,enerva, 231*4331*«; time* and la fatally hurt.
Union County Grain Safe.
fina. 34c; mohair, choice, 3*430« jier
La Grande—Jaly 8 was tbe hotlret potimi.
May Tla Up Black Sca Porte.
day of the are son
On that day tbe
Vani—Drosoed, 81*47« per pound.
Rt. Petarehnrg, Jnly 0 — According
thermometer
registered
101 I. on Jnly *,
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Ileef—Dreeeed bull*. 3c par pound; te inbirmattea recai»ad bare, tba am
l»9 and tba night of Jnly fl, M, wbleh row«. 41*481*«; country ataers, *4fle. pi vee of tha Hibaria, Howtbwawtern and
wa» tha bottaet night en far of the enta­
Mutton—Dreeeed, fancy, 744c per Cancaeeian re il rumi» ara ready te jote
mer. Jaly 7 lha tbermometer stood et pound. ordinary. *4*«; lam be, fancy, in a generai etrika, and tha long'horo-
m *.
Ho far not tba ellghteet «lamage »08H«.
, man of tha Black aea porte aro «.reparwd
haa tieon «ion» the rropa.
P.-rk —I'reeae.1, 74*0*« per pound
lo lek« pwrt In thè movemanU
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