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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
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METHODISTS INVADE ZION.
Dedicate Chapel in Voliva'a City
Latter Declares War.
and
Zion City. 111.—"We will fight Ih ia
invasion to the death," is the state­
WILEYS POWER CUT DOWN.
TALKED AND SPENT MONEY
ment attributed to General Overseer
Expart
Mutt Now Confine 10.000 Pages of Congressional Rec­
Work Will Start Immediately on Ore­ Grants Pass Man Tells ot Project to Glenn H. Voliva, of Zion City, referr­ Food
ing to an invasion of the sacred pre­
Water 40.000 Acres.
Work to Laboratory.
gon Rivera and Harbors.
ord; Appropriate •1,074.000,000
cincts of Zion by the Methodists, who
Portland—"Everybody la too busy recently dedicated a mudeel chapel in­
Now that the president has signed
Washington Dr. Harvey A. Wiley,
Washington In addition to spending
i chief of the bureau of chemistry, de­ >1,074,000,000, or a trifle more, the
the rivers and harbors bill, engineer In Southern Oregon to think of what side the city.
the rest of the world la doing," said
Bishop McDowell and a long list of partment of agriculture, la deprived of recent congress was the wordiest on
officers of the Oregon districts are
H. T. Norton,
of Granta
Paas. Methixlist dignitaries assisted in the
jiart of the lower he has been exercis­ record.
making active preparations to carry on "Things are humming down jour way.
The Congressional Record
ceremonies, ami they say they are in
the work made possible by the appro­ many settlers are coming in am! there Zion to stay and grow. If so they will ing by a clause in the agricultural ap­ total«! nearly 10,000 pages ami each
propriation bill, which says that "here­
page contains more words than the
priations allotted to these districts by will be remarkable development of probably prove an extremely large
that part of the state within the next thorn in the flesh of Overseer Voliva. after the legal work of the department average newspaper column.
congress. In all the appropriations
of
agriculture
shall
be
performed
un
­
few years.
This has set the statisticians esti­
for the excellent reason that his own
made for th«-ae districts amount to
"The Rogue River Irrigation A camp is badly divided. The imiepend der the siqwrvision and direction of th«* mating the numtwr of words uttered
solicitor.”
>2,373,800 for maintenance and im­ Power company haa just let a contract
by the members of congress during the
cnla in Zion hailed the advent of the
Thia means that Dr. Wliey, who
provements. The list of appropriations for a project which will irrigate 30,- ■ Methodists warmly and sent s delegs
areaion.
Figuring that cmly 6,000
heretofore
haa
issued
citations
for
000 acres, although 40,000 acres are lion of elders to the dedication of the
pages were devoted to c'eba're and
is ax follows:
bearings whenever examinations made spwehes, and the other 4.000 pages to
contemplated in the entire scheme. chapel.
Improvements at Cooe Bay. *400,-
in hia liureau seemed to justify him in records, the statesmen uttered some­
The contract calls for water on the
The
new
church
will
have
the
back
­
ZOOO; improvement of Tillamook bay
Grants Pass district,
composed of ing of business interests outside and ilerr.anding of the manufacturer an ex thing like 10,800,000 words.
and bar. >5,000; improvement of Plate about 15,000 acres, for the irrigation
planatton of any article of fixxl or drug
Bills introduced in the house during
Overseer Voliva has the battle of his
kanie river. >5.200; improvement of
season of 1911, ami water on the Mer- life cut out if he undertakes to exter­ prmiuc*. whirh it was thought did not th«* Hess ion numbered 27,065, and in
Coos river. >3.000; improvement of I lin district, containing about the same
<txn<* up to the standard of purity de- the senate 8,800. Thousamls of th» so
minate the invader.
Siualaw river. >50,000; improvement
mand>-«i by the food ami drug act, must
acreage, for the season of 1912.
were pension and private claim bills.
The Methodists
dedicated
their
of Willamette river in regard to buying
"The districts are being settled rap­ church in the forenoon, and in the af­ confine hia work practically to hia lab­ Of those intended for the public good
present locks or building new ones. idly and the irrigation ditches mean a
oratory. Hia other j*owerx will be 136 house and H3 senate bills have be­
ternoon Voliva, speaking at the taber­
>300,no«v Improvement of Willamette
transformation of the entire country. nacle, hurled his defiance. This draws transferred to the solicitor of the de­ come laws.
and Yamhill rivers, >60,000; improve­ In many places there ia sufficient sub­
partment
The senate ratified three treaties uf
—
men <>f Columbia and lower Willam­ irrigation to insure good crops and the the lines of battle clearly and same in­
no great imporatance, and confirmed
teresting
developments
may
be
expert-
ette rivers. >175,000; impovement of
LAND OFFICE CUTS BILLS
valleys are also productive without ir­
10,800 appointments by the president,
Columbia river. >1.200,000. including , rigation. The new system will patch ad.
who established a record in the number
The
Methodists
will
seek
out
the
repairs and operation of dredge; for up the bare a,iota left by nature, mak
Revision of Plans Occasioned by Re­ of appointments.
gauging waters of Columbia river and ing the whole country a vaat field of suffering in the city and not permit
The recent session convened on De-
duction of Appropriation.
them to die without attention. The
measuring tidal and river volume, j
producing soil.
Many of the ranchers
cemtier 6. The long sessions of the
>1,000;
improvement of Columbia, who are raising good crops without ir­ recent case of an aged elder being
Washington The general land office
suffered to expire of a rattlesnake is shaping its program for field inves­ five preceding congresses ended on May
Washington, >10,000; improvement of
rigation will take water to insure
20, June 30, April 2, July I and June 7.
Columbia at Cascade, >5,000; improve­ against a possible drouth and to in-, bite, while Voliva refused aid aside tigations of matters concerning the
Deaths since the preceding session
from the customary prayers is a case public domain so as to come within the
ment of Columbia and tributarire
crease the productiveness of the fer­ in point.
include«! Senators McLaurin, of Missis­
above Celil«> falls to the mouth of the tile soil
compaaa of the appropriation of >750,•
sippi, and Johnson, of North Dakota,
Voliva. it is understood, hail just
Snake river. Oregon ami Washington,
"Irrigation was not considered feas­ realned his dream of securing control 0«>0 which the sundry civil bill has ap­ and
Representatives
Griggs, of
>90,000; improvement of Snake river, ible until a local company was organ­
propriated for the work. Commission­
Georgia, Loveridge, of Massachusetts,
of
a
majority
of
the
land
holdings,
in
Oregon, Washington am! Idaho. >25.- ised and promoted a system last year.
er Dennett, of the general land office
Perkins, of New York, De Armund, of
which case he would have l*ecomr a
000; improvement of Cowlitz and Lew­ It was a pumping proposition.
The dictator more powerful even than was expects the field divisions to be re­ Missouri, and Lassiter, of Virginia.
is rivers. Washington, >34,100; ami contract for the pumping and water
duced from 17 to 12, and the field ser
improvement of Grays river. Washing­ was let to the Golden Drift Mining John Alexander Dowie, founder of the vice force of the land office decreased
reductton will1 SHOWS GROWTH OF POWER.
ton. >500.
about 25 per cent. ‘ The
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company and last summer the water
At present there Is strife between be due to the fact that >1,000,000 was
It is expected these amounts will was run down the main street of
carry on the government work at the i Grants Pass to show that Irrigation the aidermen, two seta claiming elec­ appropriated for the work during the Judge Wickersham Addresses Har­
tion. After the death of Dowie ami
places designated for the fiscal year was possible.
vard Law School.
Then high wster esme. the sulwequent failure, the advent of current fiscal year.
The appropriation of >750,000 for
beginning July 1.
one end of the mining company's dam a receiver tore down much of the Chin­
Cambridge, Maas. Attorney Gener­
was washed sway, the stockholders of ese wall surrounding the city. The the next year, however, was based up al Wickersham, discussing "The Re­
SALMON THEORIES UPSET.
the company became involved in liti­ followers of Dowie broke up into nu on the estimate of the general land
gation among themselves, am! no re­ me reus factions, which warred up hi office aa to the amount required to car- lation of Legal Education to Govcrn-
mental Problems," before the Harvard
Fish Marked Six Years Ago Are pairs were made. The local irrigation each other. Voliva haa aucceeiied in ry on the work.
law school association, described the
company is now^psrt of the Rogue aligning asvsrai of tbsss factions with
Caught in Traps.
Sleuth Must Wait for Pay.
growth of federal power as exemplified
River Irrigation A Power company ami his cause, but the opposition still is
Astoria—Several of the well-estab­ will carry the new project through.’’
Washington Owing to the fact that in the Interstate commerce commix-
very strong.
lished theories regarding the habits of
only >10,000 is in the government’s sion.
Preserve 90 Tons of Cherries.
moiety fund, Richard Parr, who was
Discussing the various phaa«*a of
salmon are being upset by facta which
TAFT'S TIE FLAMING RED.
: wanted >100,000 for discovering the anti trust legislation and prosecution,
Eugene
The
Eugene
Fruitgrowers
’
have come to light during the present
fraudulent underweighing of the sugar Wickrraham expressed regret that the
association has received another car­
season.
load of barrels in which to store the President, Going on Vacation, 'Hopes tru»l at New York, will have to wait crippled condition of the United States
It has always been supposed that preserved Royal Ann cherry crop.
to See Newspapermen in Fall.
until the next evasion of congress to supreme court prevented early decis-
As
salmon returned to the river the fourth each barrel will hold about 300 [tounda
Washington
President Taft has secure the full amount due him. The ions in the tobacco and Standard Oil
year after being hatched, but thia sea­
of fruit, it will mean that they will gone to spend th*- next three or four >10,000 probably will be turned over to cases.
son no less than 15 marked salmon,
handle about 180,000 pounds of cher­ months at Beverly. Mass., the summer Parr within a few days. The remain- ;
"I greatly dcaired that the cases I mj
which were turned out at the Chinook ries, or 90 tons.
capital of the United Slates. Th- der of the award will have to be sp- ■ decided early,” said the attorney gen-
hatchery six years ago, have Iw-cn
president's air of gaiety over his de propriated by congress at its next see- real, "principally desiring that the de­
caught in the Bakers bay trajxi. Re
New Steel Bridge.
cision tw clear so that it would afford
psrturr
was accentuated by a vivid red sion.
ports from other points on the river
Enterprise The Troy steel bridge neck tie.
a practicable staiidarj which, while
also are that five female salmon which is nearly ready for use.
Drydock Dewey Raised.
Work will
protecting ua against the inevitable
I
With
the
president
went
Secretary
had spawned have been caught in the begin on the approaches thia week.
Manila After several wreks sub- evils of momquliea ami attempts to
Norton
and
Assistant
Secretary
For
traps, although it has always been aup- The bridge is 175 feet long and 16 feel
ester. Captain Archibald Butt, his mil-1 mersion the drydock Dewey was floateti «trifle competition, would leave url­
posed that the female fish perish im­ wide, resting on concrete piers.
itary aids; Dr. Barker, hia physician, ami ia in lietter aha|H> than it was ex- trammeled the avenues of legitimate
mediately after having spawned.
several
stenographers, and two m«s- ported. The pumps have been kept in development of commerce.”
These salmon were in fairly good
Wickersham ex|ierase«i hia approval
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
aengrrs.
On the same train, although constant service since the dock was
condition, so that they could not have
raised. A careful investigation was of the railway legislation paaar-d by
Wheat jTrack prices:
Bluestcm, not in the president’s car, was Secre­
ascended to the upper reaches of the
start«-«! by a special board to ascertain congress, th«* extension of the |>ower of
river and returned, and they are be­ 83c; club. 79tu80c; red Russian, 77c; tary Nagel, of the department of com­ the cause of the sinking. Several rea- the Interstate commerce commission
merce
and
labor.
lieved to have been salmon which had valley, file.
Before leaving the White House the sons have been advanced but not until ami the establishment of a commecre
Barley- Fe«xl ami brewing. >!9«<i2o.
spawned, perhaps prematurely, in some
pri-aident
called into hia office all the the telarti reports to the Navy depart , court,
Hay
Track
prices:
Timothy,
Wil
­
of the tributaries of the Lower Colum­
newspaper
men who have been writing meni at Washington will the real
lamette valley. >2<k<t21 per ton; East­
bia.
cause be made public.
8-HOUR DAY PROHIBITIVE.
ern Oregon, >22<*i24; alfalfa. >!5<<i 16; for their aaa<x-iationa or pajiera of the |
daily doings about the executive office«
Cova Power Company Formed.
grain hay, >17«i 18.
Dry Lands Open for Entry.
and wished them a pleasant summer, I
Secretary Fears Battleships Cannot
Oats No. I white, >25.5<V*i26 ton.
Prineville — A company of Prine­
Washington
The Interior depart-
expressing
the
hojw
that
he
Would
s«-«-
Green Fruits Apples, Oregon New­
Be Built in Government Yards.
ville’s strongest capitalists have filed
mnet has designated under the enlarg­
articles uf incorporation with the coun­ town. >2 p«-r box; cherries, firn;!0c per them again in the fall.
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
ed homestead act approximately a mil­
ty clerk here for the Cove Power com­ pound; apricots, >1.20<«i 1.35 per box;
Meyer,
just
la-fore
leaving Washington
lion
acres
of
land
in
Wyoming
not
sus
­
pany. The isirpoaea aa set forth in [teach«-«. 75c<rt >1.25; plums, >li>i.l,50;
ceptible of successful irrigation at on a trip to Hamilton, Maas., announ­
the articles of incorporation arc the giH<-berrie«, 5<<t6c per pound; cur­
a reasonable cool from any known ced that he is'going to reorganise the
generation of electric and water power; rants, >2<<f2.25 per box; raspberries,
source of water supply. In Wyoming,
to buy, sell and lease real estate and >1.35/u 150 per crate; loganberries,
up to the present time, the area of accounts of the department. He said
personal property; to own and operate >|oi 1.50 per crate; blackcap», >l.65<>i
that the authorisation of the naval sup­
St. Ixiuis Thomas L. Ix^wis, presi­ land so designated totals 14,600,000
grist mills and buy and sell grain and 1.75 per box/cantaloupes, >l.75ftt2.25
ply account in the general deficiency
acres.
dent
of
the
United
Mineworkers
of
[>er crate.
all kinds of feed stuffs.
bill makes it possible for him to place
Vegetable»
Artichokes, 60/,i75c America, says 30,000 mineworkers of
The main offire of the corporation
the accounta of the department on a
Bridge
Made
Monument.
will be located at Prineville. The cap­ per doxen; beans, 8*tlOe per pound; America, who have been on a strike
Washington
President Taft U|>on business basis in accordance with the
since
April
I,
will
return
to
work
in
cabbagi
cauliflower,
>2
ita) stock is fixed at >50,000, and is
recommendation of the secretary of recommendations of the civilian expert
divided into 500 shares of equal value, per doxen, heat! Ii ttuce, 5O6ifi0c; green Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklaho­
the interior, has issued a proclamation accountants and the best commercial
the majority- of the stock will l>e taken onions, 15c; spinach, fiei 10c per pound; ma and Texas, July 5. The union will
creating Rainbow bridge, a natural practices.
by Prineville capital. The officers of carrots, 85« h < i >1 per sack; beets. 11.50; be conceded the 5. 55 per cent increase
The secretary expressed the fear
wonder within the Navajo Indian res­
first
in
the
wage
scale
which
was
the
the corporation are W. A. Booth, pres­ parsnips, 75cfti|l.
that the eight-hour day provision may
ervation
near
the
southern
boundary
of
Potatoes Ok! Oregon, 60/<t75c per difference between the miners ami
ident; Warren Brown, secretary treas­
make the coat of building a battlrxhip
Utah, a national monument. Under
urer and D. F. Stewart and G. M. Cor­ hundred; new California, 1*4 m 2 c per operators.
in a government navy yard prohibitive.
the
provision
of
the
nstional
monument
nett are on the board of directors with pound; new Oregon, 2c.
He hopes to lie able to|try, in one of
act,
160
acres
of
land
surrounding
the
Butter City creamery, extras, 29c,
Molten Iron Kills Three.
the president and secretary.
the colliers now building, a gear-drive
fancy outside creamery, 28<>/29c; store,
Chicago Three men were probably bridge will constitute a reserve for its device for propelling machinery and
23c. Butt« r fat prices average 1 Sc per fatally burned and a score of others protection.
Inspect Irrigation Projects.
an electric drive in another collier.
pound under regular butter prires.
painfully injured as a result of being
Salem State Engineer Lewis will
China
Urged
to
Ratify
Loan.
Eggs Oregon candled, 26c per dot.; splashed with molten metal pouring
Cannon Cuts Poindexter.
make complete examination of various
Washington
The ratification by
Eastern, 24 m 25 c .
from a blast of the furnace of the
projects which are being developed un­
Washington — Representative Poin­
China
of
the
130.000.000
Hankow
rail
­
Poultry—Hens, 15 m 16c; broilers, 18 Gary, Ind., works of the Illinois Steel
der the Carey act. He will be accom-
dexter, insurgent, is the only represen­
<(i21e; ducks, 12*sW20c; geese, 10«i company. The property loss is esti­ road loan b Bought by the State de­
paned aa far ns Rend by Attorney Gen­
tative from the Northwest who got
lie; turkeys, live, 18 m 20 c ; dressed, mated at >10,000. The injured were partment. Instructions were sent to
eral A. M. Crawford. At Bend further
nothing for his district in the omnibus
American
Minister
Calhoun
at
Pekin
22 4i«l25c: squabs, >3 per doten.
taken to the company’s private hospit­
steps will be taken toward reviving
to join with representatives of the oth- public building bill.
Fork Fancy. 12.
al.
The
furnace
had
just
been
opened
the old Columbia Southern project.
When the hill was reported It car-
Veal Fancy, 10««» 1 |c.
and the string of ladles was ready to er three governments in urging China ri«! 112,000 for a site at Wenatchee,
From there the state engineer will go
to
bring
the
matter
to
a
speedy
con-
Lamba- Choice, 1 IM 11 ‘^e.
receive the hot metal when the tram­
south to examine the work of the Des­
but when printed copies of the bill
Cattle B*-ef steers, good to choice way gave way. and there was no way elusion.
chutes Land company project, which
were delivered this Item had disap­
California. >5. Si'M 5 7 5; giolto.i.
to plug the furnace.
includes 30,000 acre»,
lie will then
peared. It is understood it was re­
Guild Made Ambassador.
Eastern Oregon and valley, >5.4OM
leave tn make an examination of the
moved by the direction of Speaker Can­
Washington
President
Taft
has
an-
5.60; fair to m«*dium, >4.25 m 4.75;
Jews Ordered Out Fast.
Paisley project of 12,000 acres.
nounred the appointment of cx-Gover- non as punishment to Poindexter for
rows and heifers, goml to choice, >4.50
Kiev,
Russia -From June 23 to June nor Curtis Gould, of Massachusetts, aa his insurgency.
(.»5; fair to medium,
>3. 75 m 4.25;
25 inclusive, 46 Jews were expelled special ambassador of In­ United
State Gives 8,000 Acree.
bulls, >3 m 4; stags, |3.60 m 5; calve», '
from Kiev, 37 from Salomenka and 37 states at the celebration of the first
Roosevelt's Aid is Expected.
Salem - The state has deeded to the light, >5.75/»6.75; heavy, >4 m 6.
Twenty-seven were centennial of the Republic of Mexico,
Washington
Ex-President Rotwe-
Federal government 6.000 acres of land
Hogs—Top. >9 m 10; fair to medium, from Demieffka.
expelled from Kiev, 24 from Salo to be held in Mexico City in Septem- velt’s support of the income tax
In Crook county, formerly embraced in >8.5<W<i9.40.
amendment pending before the New
the Columbia Southern project. The
Sheep Best wethers, >4.4O»«i 4.60; menka and 17 from Demieffka in one her.
York legislature is expected by advo­
land was patented to the state on the beat ewes, >4<<i4.25; iamb», choice, day.________________
Philippine Treasurer Dies.
cates of such a tax. The action of Col­
strength of certificates that the land >3.50 m 8; fair, >4.75m5.25.
e
Town Treasurer in Call.
Washington Richard M. (orwine of onel Rm sieve It in expressing his ap­
had teen irrigated.
Hops—1909 crop, 10«.» 12c, according
Cambridge. Maas. -John B. Ixxn- Ohio treasurer of Morn province in the proval of the Cobh direct primary hill
When the government learned that to quality; oMa, nominal; 1910 con­
bard, ex-town treaaureer of Farming­ Philippines died in the islands June 26. al the request of Governor Hughes in­
the land had not been irrigated, suit to tracts, 13rrt.l3 4e nominal.
recover was threatened.
To head off
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 14<<1,17c per ham, who had confesae«l to forging He was a volunteer in the Spanish- spired Representative Hull, of Ten­
the Impending litigation, the state has pound;
valley,
164il8c;
mohair, town note* aggregating >300,000 haa American war and served throughout nessee, to send a telegram to him aak-
I ing aid.
I the Philippine insurrection.
I begun serving a 10-year sentence.
reconveyed the land to the government j choice, 32<<i33c.
OREGON GETS HER CASH.
THINGS HUM IN SOUTH.
30,000 MINERS WILL
RETURN TO WORK
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