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Consul General Robert P. Skinner,
Isisillsa-
writing from Hamburg. Germany, de­
“Ths worst bas hsppensd. Joba !" pant­
tails facta relating to th» apple indue ,
ed Mrs. Jlw*. srabiag fsebly into a chair.
try of thia country aa reflected In the
Wall, «s’il bave to advenís* for aa
prices rereived there, and show* that
ether •»• ; tkat’s all.” »«“dily answers*!
Oregon and Washington apples bring i
Mr J>p««
more than those from any other states, '
Fer b» knaw, without bai ng told, that
the scale being in comparison with th«
tba essk bad loft
California product as follows:
< olllvallaa aS I *-ra.
The United States gu ve mtn eat io the
Stat»
Per 1 bushel css«
When corti is planted after th» first
A total of eighty seven different ..rr»«t individual purchaser -f ele.tn-
Oregon. Washington .... 12.61<<»3.57
1 week In Jun« th* land need« mor« at* courses of study In the long and mid­ Isnpa la tbia enuatry. it huyo ««.Od
Purler Brothers, Buddsrt of North California........... .. .............. l.C0<<i2.fll Seawall Built After Former Devasta-
! tention than when prepared earliar. dle courses lu agriculture at ths Col­ Masai /
As to the p-wsibllitles of the exten
Save* City From Complets
Bank, Start Construction to
If plowed early ths weads will bars lege <>f Agriculture of the t’nlveraJty
aiun of the apple trade with Germany,
Mother* wffl tad Mr* Winslow's Wooihlaa
Destruction.
made an appearance, which la an ad­ of Wisconsin la shown In ths n»w Syrap the W«l remedv l-> use to* lhaU • luWfWS
Central Dragon,
the report shows that in 190H Germany
turiaf
ihe UetlUM jenod.
vantage. as they can be destroyed be- catalogue of the university lust 1»
imporp-d 154,421 tons of apples, of
sued
These
do
not
Include
lb»
work
I
for«
th«
corn
la
planted;
but
the
late
which the United States supplied only I
A hurri- : corn will -4>e more easily Injured by In the nine other special departments,
The Dalles, Or., July 24. Itailroad 10,69^tons; in 1907 Germany import j Galveston, Tex.. July 22
grading <>quipm»nt, cuo*igti*d U> l'orb-r ed 151,467 tone, the Unit* Stat»* cane equaling in violence the one that drought than that which haa tirade an such as home »conomlcs th» short
devastated thia city nine years ago, earlier start The crop ahould be cul- course, three dairy courses, the farm­
Bru«., contractors, waa unloaded here •ending 9,229 tons.
A feeling of security and free.lorn
Germany enforces rigidly inspection awept in from the Gulf of Mexico yee tlvated after every rain, ao aa to pre- ers’ course. farmers’ Institutes, home­ from anxiety porvadea the home in
today, and preparations have been mad*
making
course,
and
experimental
at»
-
rant
loss
of
moisture
A
not
her
point
for
th»
San
Joe»
seal»,
and
this
pest
t»rday,
did
1100,000
worth
of
damage
to begin in the morning transferring
which Hamlins Wixard Oil is kept con-
th» material to Sherar’s bridge, on th* haa been found on a number of ship in the city proper. coat the lives of Is to thin out the plants If they are tian work These eighty seven courses
Mother« know it can
Include
thirteen
each
In
soils
and
agri
­
It would l>e difficult to In­
ments from th* Pacific coast. Mr. about a dozen people, cut off all rail too thick
Deachutoa river.
always
b*
¡*1
”
•-* t
i< tine of
Work on a railroad through the lies Skinner says, however, that as a rule and telegraphic communication with duce many farmers to "thin out" their cultural chemistry, twelve each In ani­ need.
mal
husbandry
and
hortk-ultura.
chutes canyon into Central Oregon will American apples reach Germany in the mainland and th. n awept on inland, I cor«, a» they would claim that the
Tb» Per«» as bave a different turna
begin imme liately, and thia road Will good condition. He urges that care be leaving a wake of destruction and Suf- ; land, having been manured, was cap» eleven In dairy husbandry, eight tn
Id« of providing for aa many stalks agricultural engineering, seven In bac­ for every day in the tu .nth.
not b« Harriman’s, acconling to tbr exercise*) by all apple shippers to free fenng behind.
their orchards from scale and all other
Owing solely to th e warnings »ent In the hills aa made their appear- teriology. five each In agricultural eco
contractors.
Thia is regarded here aa th» Amt pests, and then exercise constant super out by the weather bureau that had lance; It Is not a matter of plant food nomfrs and agronomy, and ona In
move in a Titanic ■truggle between vision of their employes to insure that first detected the storm in th« Carib­ with late corn, however. but molatura, agricultural journalism.
Harriman and Hill for control of the the fruit shall l»e packed s*i as to make bean sea, the shipping at the port When too many «talks are rio«» to-
For Infanta and Children.
it pleasing to the eye a* well aa protect here escaped damage, all vessels being «ether there la a struggle for exlst-
Me« If 1rs« Il retti**.
Deschutes grade into Interior Oregon.
Johnson Porter, memlwr of the firm it against bru'aing while being trans made anug before the fury of the gale i enee; soma become weeds to the oth­
Streaky or mottled butter may be
strut k.
The 17-foot seawall, built ers. and In the end only the mo«t vig­ rau<M>d by the salt, or It may be due to
of Porter Bro«., rontra* tors, is in the p»i le<i
Hamburg is the great apple recelv- two years after the former devastation orous make growth, and yield grain the working of the j.u’fer The salt la
city and superintended the unloading
There, writes the consul, - of the city, kept the hu/e waves from
of the grading equipment Mr. Porter ing port.
Signature of
will not admit that hia company is honest and impartial rules of sal« ar* eating away the land as they had done
CHAMPION HOLSTEIN BULL.
observed
and
the
seller
always
receives
before,
but
thia
wall
was
not
sufficient
working for Mr. Hill, but insists he
Fifty year»’ record» of criminal stati»
la not in the employ of Mr. Harriman. what is his due, the market regulations to keep the water from the lower
tl> I abnar that thievery haa drt r<-aaed 40
Mr. Porter is the contractor militant •nd government inspection having been streets, from whence it jxxircd into
per cent.
.
who built the North Bank for Mr. Hill devsIojK-d in s manner to make it cer the warehouse cellars, damaging thou
in the face of Hartman's active and tain that always there shall be no sands of dollars* worth of goods,
crooked work or unjust rejection of > Ten people were drowned in the
sometimes forcible oppoaition.
water that swept over a portion of
In thia city the supposition is that shipments.
German fruit buyers have for years Tarpon pier, seven miles from the
Porter Bros, are th« construction
been sending their representatives to city. They were washed from the
agents of Mr. Hill.
America to look over orchards and rock jiromentorles into the gulf and
packing bousa-s, and keep informed on the bodies have not yet been I ecovered.
"I have u«< I your v doable Ciiwarrta
CHICAGO GRAFT EXPOSED
and I fin-1 them perfect Couldn't <lo
the conditions of the industry in all
During the height of the gals a
without them
I have used them for
important localities where considerable heavy dredge which was at work in
Indicted Detective Collected 49,000
sorec time tor indigestion awl biliousness
quantities of fruit are produced. Thvse the channel behind the island, broke
and »tn now completely cured. Recom­
a Month for Protection.
agents often go without making known from its moorings ami v as swept into
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
Chicago, July 24. Stories of graft, their identity, anil thus obtain infor­ the steel railroad bridge that connects
will never Iw without them in the
astounding in extent and detail and mation which might
otherwise be Galveston with the mainland.
The
family." Edward A Marx, Albany, N.Y.
revealing conditions beyond belief, harder to secure.
impact of the blow at once •»•'-Ted tel­
pleatanl. I'alatanle. Potent .Tasto Good.
were told to the grand jury today and
The report oft’onsul General Skinner ephone ami tell-graph wires, and for a
|Vo Good. K’tver Sicken. Weak*« or Grip*.
were followed by the immediate indict­ ■gr*-<a with previous reports which time fears were felt on the mainland
JOr. «Sc. Me. Never «old In bulk The *»•*»-
■'Flu«,*.
•*
IVv,«
/>•»-«
uln*
>UK>t».l C C C. Guaranteed to
ment of Detective Sergeant Jeremiah have been sent to the government from that a repetition of the disaster of
car« or rear m- uer back.
K3
KXHIB1TKD AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, 190«
Griffin, of the Deaplalnes street |>olice abro»l that Pacific coast apples now nine years ago had occurred.
station, known aa Inspector Edward lead this country in all European
Swe< ping westward, the tropica)
ftKC TUB CHEAT
It Is, therefore, so evenly diffused In the flnrat kind of
McCann’s "man Friday.”
marts. It likewise emphasizes the storm, which ha 1 been c* ntral over up to the average
Alaska-Yukon-I
’d* ifi< Exposition
better
to
remove
«very
stalk
that
butter that, as Is shown by a micro
lie is charged with demanding and necessity of maintaining the present the gulf for 24 hours or n or - struck
Cam« to fh» Fair, you’ll HU«» it.
shows
lack
of
growth,
and
If
the
here
­
FINK
ALBUM
OF
FLATKS OF THK
acotie,
every
grain
la
surrounded
by
accepting bribes from dive keepers, high standard, in order that the high Galveston shortly after 11 o’clock. The
BUILD N<»S »rnt for ’Mx- Money Order
of r«du< lux tit« «talks to a film of clear and tran»|>arent brine,
gamblers, cocaine sellers »nd disrep­ prices now obtained may Iw main­ wind attained a velocity of fin miles
And
«f th«» ci y of
utable women of the West Side levee. tain'd and the apple industry reap the an hour, and heaved th« waters of two In a hill could' bo tr'.* d oa ■ gM which frolnls out the neceaalty of stAHir, mt " gim or rtf coast ”
Verr Hn<-.
Il Oft. pnti aid
There are 25 counts in the true bill large profit which has been made in Galveston bay up against th* island by way of experiment, the result avoiding the overworking of ths hut­
LI«» In >*st I* srd I-*- happy
voted against the sergeant, each set- the past years.
and flooded the section that hail not would be Mtisfactory, aa well as con ter before the salt Is added, in th« 4i:W»** Ml
u*HU »LUI
Leki« 1912
. ting forth a separate oil. im-
I 'pward
l»een raiaed.
The wab-r backed up vinca farmer* that there I* nothing first working every particle of milk
of 19,000 a month was collect*”I by
into the main streets. The principal sallied by endeavoring to grow three ahould he gotten rid of. but enough
CROP A RECORD BREAKER
him from dwellers of the under world,
darnag*, however, was confined to the or four nl«n*j ! b 5 xpsco «h’.ch
ciear water should be left to dissolvo
according to the indictment, and u.ute I
I beach front, where bath houses and two should occupy. If rainfall con every grain of salt In twelve hour*
Pro»p«ct»
in
Pacific
Northwest
Never
than (150,000 in all is said to have
pleasure piers were swept away, but tinues to be »bundant. as haa been the tiefore the n.-xt working
If this b«
“ mA« ;:
Beller Than New.
Jl I % 2 I NG
1 4.V-1
d-ugh «nd
<» light«
been delivered to the Dcaplainea street
case for Jun«, there will b» no necea don- there will be but little danger of
shipping whs not disturlwd,
re
awr.Ur and belt41
jwlicc excutivea.
A hurricane for East Texas wis fore­ ally for reducing th« number of alreaklnesa In the butter, but to get
According to information received
The more startling phase of the in­ during the past weak the Pacific caste*! early in th» day, and when the olanta.
ths lieat reaulta the salt ahould t>» vary
vestigation lira In the fact that the Northwest will produce almost four storm broke, Galveston was prepared.
finely ground.
a
<
miilitf
N
llrerlsrd
W
Ira»
l
anrn
<1U Mod you a book on health nnd baking p*>wdrr.
trail has Iw-en rapidly followed to the times ns many cars of potatoes as a The inhabitants ot the few »cattered
Two
stout
boards
are
nailed
to
­
Have ^ralea afl Home.
CNESCENT MFC. CO. Scattie, Wil.
city hall, am) it is now said that Mayor year ago.
houses sought safety, as did the ves­
Th^ welfhta and mraaur**« law
Busse’s confidence in som» of his most
This increase is startling, evan sels riding at anchor in the bay. The gether. as shown In Fig 1. and may
After this. If
trusted advisers has been sadly be- though the comparison with the pro- fury of the storm soon abate) ami the be used for crossing a barbed wire ha» IBM Into .-ffe, t
traye*i.
ducticr. of a year ago is not exactly a anxiety of those who entertained fears feme. They should be 10 or 12 Inches you buy anything, rzpecting to gat so
mu* if, you are entitled to gel It or the
Similar conditions are said to exist correct showing, for the 190# crop was of another t dal wave were thus early
in half a dozen other police precin ta just about half of what waa produced relieved. So short was the duratiori
manufacturer or producer can be fined
for the short weights. If the weight
the previous season.
of t|>e storm, that a Mallory line
JAPAN GROWS HESTIVE.
Is below what the package aays, ths
During the present season the acre­ steamer, booked to start for New York
only way It can 1» legally »old is for
age of potatoes in the Pacific North­ shortly after noon, left on time.
Want* Equal Tariff Rate* With Other west, but more especially in Oregon,
the dealer to tell you the weight
r*
Nation*.
shows the greatest Increase for one
Thia will hit all short weight packages
VOLCANO BURSTS FORTH
year ever noted here.
While a large
and "commercial weights" of every
Washington, July 24.
Japan un-
nature.
doubteldy is becoming re «live under per cent of this increase was in the Sumatran Village* Ara Devsstst id by
Everyone should have scales at
Eruption and Flood*.
trade conditions imftoeed in her treaty Willamette valley, most of the addi­
home. The man who handles much
with the United States. This recently tional acreage was planted in Eastern
Victoria,
B.
C.,
July
22.
New*
was
•ÌM»
Oregon.
grain or stock should have five-ton
was made evident when she proposed
brought by the Norwegian at<-am*r
Eastern
Washington
and
Idaho
like
­
scales He Is quite apt to secure bet­
to thia government that negotiation*
wise have a very h*-avy potato acreage Tricolor, which paaaed in today from
ter weights from some stock buyers If
for a new treaty be begun at once, not­
Sourabaya,
Java,
of
a
disastrous
earth
­
COFFEE )
they know he haa scales at home To
withstanding the fact that the pre» nt increase ami the production there will quake on the west coast of Sumatra,
I
m * much greater than during any |>re-
TEA
SPICES
treaty doe* not expire for two year*.
the second largest island in the Malay wide and 2 feet longer than the fence know what th« stock that Is being full
BAKIN0 PCW0EÄ
Our trade interest* in Japan, however, vioua year. Western Washington had archipelago, in mid-June.
fed
Is
doing
Is
also
one
of
the
great
ad
­
Is high to give the desired spread,
EXTRACTS
a greater acreage of potatoes than a
are not suffering and for thia and other
According to the rejort received by Firmly nail four cleats on each board vantages of having scales on the farm
JUS
I HIGHT
year ago, but the difference in favor of
reasons thia government did not ar» its
the Tricolor 200 lives were loot. The and fasten a short hoard between the Small scales In the house will also
way clear to discus* the question* in­ this mason is not great ao far as the earthquake followed an eruption of two to asaiat In getting over the fence. help to enforce ths law of weights and
closset a devers
volved before the expiration of our additional planting is concerned.
m«n*H0 oat.
measures Flour, meal, sugar. In fact,
Mount Korintji, a volcanic |>eak 12,400
Potato
crop
prospects
could
scarcely
treaty in 1911.
everything,
must
"weigh
out"
or
the
feet
high,
and
inland
50
miles
from
-.
tinder the moat favored nation clause l>e improved over what they are in Indrapura. Mount Korintji haa long
on« re»|>onslbl« for the short weight
of the treaty. Japan extends to the Oregon, Washington and Idaho this been BUppooed to be extinct, it* crater
»
la
liable
to
a
fine
He«
that
the
law
Unite* I State* all the conventional season, and the same is staled to be having been filled with a large lake.
la euforced. now ws havs It—Farm
rate* which it ha* granted to Great the ease in California. In Eastern
er»' Breese.
Following the eruption of the vol­
Oregon, where some of the poorest
Britain, Germany and France. On the
cano and the earthquake there were
■
other hand, none of the reduced rate* showings were made in grain produc­ torrential rains, flooding the rivers and
Hattermllk for Sbee» Tletas.
tion this season, the crop of potatoes
authorize*) in section 3 of th* Dingley
It la claimed that by pouring butter
4
causing additional loams.
act, which wi re granted by the United never looked better.
milk freely along the backs of sheep It
In the Willamette valley, potatoes
4/
Slatee to certain foreign countries, are
will prove a remedy for ticks if a
Tanana Gold Crop SI 2.000 000.
will show better quality thia year than
extended to Japan.
gill of kerosene la added to a gallon
ever before and the sites will be just
Seattle, July 22. According to ad­
of buttermilk the remedy will he Im
that which gained for this section the vice» brought by the steamer Victoria
Ship Bring* Gold Cargo
proved, as the
kerosene form* an
reputation of growing the very best from Nome and St. Michael, the output
Another device somewhat mor« elab
Seattle, July 24. Tne steamer st potatoes in th« entire United States.
of gold from the Tanana valley for the urate la a double set of steps, shown emulsion with buttermilk and doe« no
Croix arrived from Noma today with
harm to the animal. Th« remedy will
In seasons previous to the present year will lie between 112.000,000 and
fM0,000 in gold dust a: I I nr-<
i '■ one, the potato acreage and production 115,000,000, an inctease of between 35 In Fig 2. Women and children will cost but little and ahould be given a
the way down the St. Croix stopped at of E.aatern Oregon, Washington and and 50 per cent over last year. In the have no difficulty In using thia, but trial by way of experiment. It la also
Cordova ami the passengers were taken Idaho had little, if anything, to do strong box of Purser Tracy was llfio,- might find It Inconvenient to get over claimed that If buttermilk Is given a
up the Copper river on a special train with prices at Portland or San Fran­ 000 in bullion trraaure and a consider- •ha narrow board F’arm and Home.
H ,l.11 "*rr* h*>,,rr ,h«n any
40 miles, to the camp where a 13,000,- cisco, but thia season each of these able amount of gold brought in private
other remedy for both Th«»« rem*
v
000 cantilever bridge is under construc­ sections will be a strong factor in the boxes. The Victoria brought 351 pss
dies were suggested by parties who
tion across the river. The structure is market and unless all signs fail prices aengvra, many of whom cama out ta
have tested them.
1,550 feet long and will be completed will reach a lower figure than for some the purpose of visiting the Seattle ex
in a year and a half. Th» bridge creas­ season*.
htinlilori «»n H <«r«»a.
position.
The hid* and
of a young home Ah<«uhi f#m.ir,'v-r »h4« ■- ;r fr« M mo arra ng il i
es th* river between two large glaciers,
Potato prices have been so high
that WE ( AN |a> I HUH ) N TIKK CKOfN.
the Miles and Childs, the latter having along the Pacific coast in recent years
are more tender than those of"an o)d XKItM.K Abiti l-l AU WORK W A HAT 7/
it
Storm Sweep* Over Wisconsin.
KX-
ITIVKI.Y f A I N LÍSHTX-
an immense river frontage.
work horse
If the shoulders of the TK AUT.NG > 1-0
that the trade can scarcely come to
Milwaukee, Wi»., July .’2. R.qv rl
l(EE » h n (•!*•«■» or f*rvl»r<*4 ar» or-
young horse are allowed to become <Wr»1 WE Hr MOVE THE MOST ÄF.M1ITIVK
think that lower prices will again be from Nortlem Wisconsin, particular!;
TEETH AND Kool HHHoUT THWLKJUT
Briand I* French Prsmigr.
sore during the first season’s work It PAIN NO STUDENTS, no u'lrvrtatoty.
in effect. With such a heavy increase in the neighborhoxl of Ashland, tell o
Paris, July 24
M. Aristide Briand, in acreage and a production so much serious losses as a result of a cloud
Is likely that they will be »ore or ten
For tho Next Fiftoar^ Daya
a Socialist deputy, minister of justice greater |*r acre than normal, the sup­ burst. The estimates of the loss rangi
der an the rest of the animal's life W* will riv* yea a r».i m r->kt o* t-»w-
kUcrwtlx
p w
and worship, was appoint**! premier plies will be fully as great as any de­ from 1450,000 to 1700,000.
If the young horse paases through th» m bod«« >*■*■» ...................................
Innumerl
................. ........................... aae
today. M. Briand announced that he mand would justify, ami that being able bridges and dams are reported al
first season without Injury the ahoul M -«r er*«n
........................ ,.,.......... i ns
would make f»w, if any, changes in the case, present out of line values will carried away, and the situation on thi
titilar* ...........
10»
I»
der» become toughened and with good G«M*ven«awl
bt.vrr a tier*
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Js
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ths cabinet a« organ iicd by Premiar go out of effect.
treatment are likely never to become Genl rubber *>l»t*<*
MS
Odanah Indian reservation is serious!
ib« bel r*d rubber plstae ............................... 7.SS
Clemenceau who resigned two day*
•ore - Field and Farm.
tn the summer resort country enormoui
Pslnl«*» eatrwtuM*«
...............
IS
•go, after being defeat***! in a heated
Train Fall* Into River.
damage has been done to the small
ALL WORK GUARANTEED IS TEAM
, also on ths leaves of trees under
<>!•*••*• ref Mrtlrag «keep.
argument with M. Delcassr in the
Kansas City, Mo,, July 2«
At leant houses.
which th« cans were habitually kept.
For several years past the sheepmen
chamber of deputies. Former Premier two persons are known to be dead, on*
Dr. W. A. Wise
! The remedies are to cool the milk of the Southwest have suffered serlou*
Clemenceau announced today that he trainman la missing and between ^4
President and Manager
Duluth Damaged • 1.000.000
i promptly and to guard It from Infec­ losses from a disease known among
would start next Saturday for Austria. and 30 are injured as a result of a
Duluth,
Minn., July 22. Duluth
wreck of Wabash passenger train No. was flooded again tonight, the second tion of nay kind All cans and oth«r th« Mexican herders as "pingue - j
Tlngu»’ Is popularly supposed to bs
Big Body of Radium Found
4, 30 miles cant of here tonight The time within 24 hours. The damage utensils should be carefully washed
(INC.) Third and
RtA.
Lisbon, July 24. An extensive vein train fell into the Mis*ouri river, where may reach 11,000,000. Nearly three and sterilized by heat The Connect!- caused by eating either the leaves or
PORTLAND. OREGON
of radium haa been discovered in th* ‘rack hart been weakened by a land- inches of rain fell in an hour and a i cut experiment station discovered sev­ roots of a plant which haa In th«
Guards, which contain* H00 pounds of slid”. The engine, baggage car, mail- half. The water poured into the Bijou eral years ago that a apecle« of bac- last few years been quit« prominent
F N U
No. «1-44
radium to »very ton of ore.
The mine car.smoker and a dead-head sleeper, theater, where a performance was in j terla «as the cause of hitter milk and In th« public ey« aa the robber plant
or
rubber
weed
Hot
water
and
salt
cream
Thia
can
be
rendered
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