The Santiam news., July 20, 1911, Image 2

I
FRANCE CEMENTS TIES.
Compliments
E »Changed
Of St. Dis.
at
first query
Fata*
•
who wins ’'’
Fan* in Far OR Pr»hylo«T Island* Get
I P IN BILLIONS ...
HUNDREDS DIE
LN FOREST FIRE
The
St. Di*. Franc«. July 13.
’ Framxu-American fetes in honor of
—
: ted State* government employee on
I the naming of America continued to­
the Pnbyloff islands are rejoicing to-
day. The Unit«! State» Ambassador,
Robert Bacon, ami M
Ix-Hrun. the
French minuter of colonitm, after an
the wireless telegraph
And the first
automobile trip through the pictur­
; news that they asked to be flashed
esque outskirts of the town, proceeded
"Get US the
over the waves was
to the city hall, where th«- munic;-ality
standing of the dub* in the big lea­
Gaserai Retoma of Important Events gave a banquet in honor of th* «lis- Balance m Favor of Home Products
Roads Strawn With Bodies of Those
gues. ”
Presented In Condensed Form
tinguish«! gue.ta.
*620.000.000 Half of Import*
This report was quickly follow«! by
Overcome by Heat and Smoke
Mr Ix-ltrun pro|«>s«i the health of i
! another one of the same kind, as they
Enter Free of Duty.
for Our Buey Reader*.
Miners Trapped.
the American ambassador. He spoke '
' had been without baseball gossip so
in English, saying the French govern- >
! long they could not get rnough of the
ment was glad to take part in the
Washington. July 17
All foreign fodder on which so many thousands of
Toronto, July 13. Th«- los* of life
Railroads are placing big orders for fetes because it afforded France an op- I
fans feast every day. Not until the
car* am! locomotive*.
pournty of re»|sinding to the expres­ business records of the Umt«-d State* operator at Honolulu had exhaust«»! in the Porcupine district. Northern
were broken during th« fiscal year
Wholesale lumber dealer* are to be sions of sympathy for France in i ended June 30. Figures of the bureau his supply of baseball knowledge did Ontario, from yesterday'» forest fires
America, which were e»f>ccially no
the men on the islami of St Paul per­ i* known to be several hundred, and
investigated by the governmenL
mcrous this year, and of «Relucting of statistic* issued today show that mit him to inform them of the import
the
volume
of
foreign
business
Forest fires in Northern Ontario are from this sentiment a certain guaran
the property Io** will reach several
ant happenings in the political and
report«! umier control, with al least to«- that no material difficulty could amounted to the enormous sum of
million* of dollars.
commercial
worlds.
more than 63.600,000.000. which ex- j
4(9) dead.
affect the bonds of confidence and '
Only three of the 93 employe* of the
Navy electricians an«l wire)«-«» ex­
cecdcd the record year of 19<>7 by ;
friendship
which
unit«!
the
iwu
coun
A Salem, Or., minister ha» married
perts
had
been
sent
north
by
the
guv-
West
Dome mine have been account«!
6263.1991.(99».
more than
nu mber* of three generation* of th«- tries.
' ernment on board the United State» for, am! 2<A> miners, muckers, etc., in
The
country
’
s
ex|»>rta
for
the
first
Ambas»a«!or Bacon said in reply *
same family.
i ship Buffalo to install a wireless sta­
1 that his presence at the fete* as a rep time cxeeded the 12,000,000.000 mark,
With th«- Dome mine have been suffocated.
A potato price war occurrml at Spo­ resentative of his government prov«l while the imp«>rt« were see«, ml only to tion on th«- island of St. Paul.
the
aid
of
the
wircl«-»»
station
the The min«-s bumol include the Ik>me,
kane, ami the tuber* retailed at 30 that the Unit«! States had forgotten last year's.
The year closed with a
;
fans
on
th«-»e
lonely
islands
will
now
North I>ome. Preston East Dome, Vi*
pound* fur 25 cent*.
neither her baptism nor the sword balance of trade of more than 8620,* l>e able to k«-ep tab yn their favorlto
pond, Fpley O'Brien, Philadelphia,
000,000
in
favor
of
American
business.
A San Francisco ¡■dti-eman
j
died which France threw into th«- scale for
I club in the race for the pennant.
This is *332,000,000 more than last
United Porcupine. El Dorado Porcu­
The celebration
from the effect* of being «truck un her independence
year's
balance,
but
was
cxcced«*d
by
pine, Standard, Imperial, West Dome
clos«l with an aviation exhibition at
the head by a baseball.
EIGHTY-BUSHEL WHEAT FOUND
and Success.
the aerodrome. Twenty thounan«! per the record year* of )90s and 1901 and
Governor Deneen. of Illinois, em-
1900 and I999.
Among thedea«! are Roliert E. Weiss,
sons saw brilliant flight» by Fommer ,
phstirully denies that he helped Lori­
Fifty per cent of the im[«>rts enter­ Government
Completes
Threshing manager of the West Dome, and his
and Nieupurt.
mer'* election to the senate.
ed the country free of duty, i-eing
400 Varieties of Grain.
wife and child.
greater than at any time in the hia-
Portland, Or., experienced the hot
The Philadelphia mine’s loss is
Chico,
Cal.
The
threshing
of
4(9)
HUNT LOST BONANZA
i tory of the trade, except in 1992-93-
test day of th«- season W«ine»«iay,
about *50,000; Unit«! Porcupine. *20.-
varieties
of
grain
ha»
l-e«-n
completed
94. when sugar waa being Import«!
July 13. the temperature reaching 97.
01'0; Eldorado Porcupine, all build­
8.500 Acre* Will 8* Searched ¡Care­ free under the McKinley tariff law. at the government’s big plnnt intra*
ing» destroyed; Standard, about *40.-
duet
ion
garden*
at
thia
place,
say*
The censorship of the Mexican pre«»
Th«- total value of merchandise en­
fully With Pick and Shovel.
000; Imperial, about *35,000; Suc­
Superintendent
B«-agl«n.
Some
va-
has l«*n removed ami th«- newspaper*
tering free, however, was larger than
Reno, Nev. With th«- filing, Satur­
rieties of w heat yield«! at th«- rate of cess, probably destroyed; West Dome,
are m-w sup|H>s«»J to t-e free to print
•n any year heretofore.
day,
of
;>aper*
granting
a
10-year
lease
i »0 bushels to the acre. This is atxiut about *75,000.
the new*.
In four short hours, beginning yes­
from the Sierra Nevada Wood A Lum
, twice the average yield of common
A fleet of 12 torpedo oats ia enroute
terday noon, the fire »wept from the
lx-r c«>m[>any to Colonel W. S. Proekey
wheat
throughout
California's
grain
from San Francisco to
Portland.
and ansocist«-», covering 9,600 acres. ;
growing district*. The varieties pro­ Standard mine to the shores of Por­
They will also visit Seattle.
partly in Washoe county, is promis«!
ducing «-iqw-eiaily heavily are Friet«-» cupine lake, where it destroy«! South
After 23 year*' search a “loat the second chapter In the famous tra­
and Chui wheats. H. F. Blanchard ia Porcupine. Pottsville and part of Glen
Portland. July 17. Portland was not
n
b«-.-n • 11 » f. ■ V 1-K-i by >« II u dition of the hidden bonanza that for i
i the expert in charge of cx | m riment» City, a» well as many small buildings
along the lake fiont.
sum, Wash., prospector, near Badger year» has le -n the vain h«q>e of count- I the hottest place in the Pacific North­ | in thia department.
The greatest havoc was wrought
less prosjiectors.
With the prow-cu- j west yesterday, though for two hour»
lake.
The promulgation and budding of de­
ti«>n of a thorough search->v«-r th«- ' in the afternoon, while perspiring ciduous fruits are now being followed. around the main mines, notably the
PORTLAND MARKETS.
entire estate during the next ten year* I folk »tampwied for shade am! coolnesa. Com breeding is also under way. West Itemr and Big Ik»me. There th«-
ia link«! the extreme probability that I the thermometer stood at 97 «togrees i The distribution of plants is on.
The entrapj»»! miners, cut off from es­
Wheat Track prices:
Bluretern,
ami Brother Beals, th«\ genial weather
a
mine
will
be
fount!
again
that
ha»
in
:
'
pistachio
nut^
which
ia
largely
used
by cape, were forc«-d to take to the
95c; club. 91c; Russian, 90<-,
registered the hottest con»«-cu- i _ . .
» .
,
I th«- pa»t promis«! wonderful native ; man, ,■>
«-on feet
“ " loners, is being
‘
ship)»»! "to »hafts, and. |x-nn«xl in by flames. [>ei-
valley. 91c; 40-fold. 61c.
But v
.. v
,
ish«l.
This was notably true at
gold fr- <• goM In of* tive 120 minute* »ince 19«'7.
..
..
Newman, r resho and other plants,
Millatuffa
Bran, S24.5oor25 per | worth *100,19)0
that 97 degree» wa* a* the gentle
to the ton.
Dome and West I tome.
ton; middlings. ,31; shorts, *25.50
The streets of South Porcupine sre
The min«- to be sought is the old warmth of a day in spring, compare«!
0(26; roll«»! barley, 129 <(30.
GRAIN BAGS RUN SHORT.
th. h«-»l n ->th.-r tow.- ’. ('r- g.-n. |
strewn with dead persons, horses,
|
Barclay
mine that for fifty years has
Corn
Whole, *31.50; cracked.
<!<>gs and cattle.
Along the mine
i b«-«-n talk of miner* in the We«L Th«- j Washington and Idaho
*32.60 per ton.
In 11 cities that had been heard Pries of F*w on Hand Soar*, and road» are th«- laaiie* of those overcome
»state ia a ;mrt of th«- Hobart estate |
Harley Choice feed. *25.5O-«l26 per
Farmer* Ar* Worried.
while trying to «-sca;>e.
are I the lease is the final triumph of \ from last night, the thermometer
ton.
El topi a. a ¡
Along the highway between East
men who were successful with the Ho- i ■U mm I above 100 degree*
.
Wb)|(i Wb1| Wash .July 15. With
Oat* No. 1 whit«-, *2«'- <i27 per ton.
little water tank station in ( < entrai ____ ,______ _ ____ . __ .
.
llomr and South Porcupine, over a
hart
«-state
manager*.
Mining
mag
­
grain
bag»
at
9
cent»
and
hard
to
get
Hay Timothy, n«-w, lltioi 19; old.
section.
were
nate*. senators and financiers, after Washington, near l'a*c«>, was perhaps at that price, farmer» fear they will comparatively open
,19o(.21; alfalfa, new. *12.50; clover,
In the
Years of effort, gave up before the the hottest place in the United State*, have a shortage here thia year that found six charred btaiies.
new, *9.50019; grain hay, new, *11.
the mercury climbing to 110 degree*.
ruins of South Porcupine were found
may cauae damage before it end».
Fresh fruits Cherries. 3jot9c |x-r blunt refusal of the land owner*.
Following were the maximum tern-
the laxlic» of William tiuhr an«! his
Sufficient financial backing i* op- 1
There
are
few
sack*
now
in
the
city
pound; apricots,
*1.256« L5o
per
peraturea Sunday in Pacific Northwest
and'
and the penitentiary outjmt ia con- il«r*. Captain G*
erste; cantalou|ws, *2.50 per crate; parent and already five experienced i
Portland 97; Albany 102;
Tom Geddes.
pros|»-ctor*
are
laying
out
the
tract
in
’
* i;
tract«! for a month in advance.
peaches, 95rei*1.25 per crate; water­
102; Roseburg 105; The Dalles
section*, each of which will tw-gone | Salem
'
The miners saw dense cloud» of
Ixical dealer* yesterday ahoved the
melon*,. 2>i2tc |>er pound; plums,
| 104; Bend 99; Seattle 92; Vancouver
over,
literally
with
the
point
of
ai
price to 9 cent* ami the »tate board of smoke yesterday to the southwest,
*1.50 per egate; raspberries, *l«>i 1.65
Walla Walla 108; Ashland 104;
where the fires were raging
They
per crate; loganl>erri«-», *1'<I 1.35 per pick, before the ten years of searching | ■ Baker 96; Boise 99; Marshfield 70, control notified the j«enitentiary offi­
gave little bred. A small blaze started
ar«-
up.
uni«-»»
the
discovery
I*
mad«-
'
cial»
soon
afterward»
that
the
price
at
crate; blackca;«*, *1.5001,1.65; plums,
North Yakima 106. Tacoma 99; Gold-
that pl*cn, *b<*ild be raiaed.
Thia in gixxi view of the Porcupine town­
*1.50*661.75 per box; prunes, ,l.5o | before then.
endale 106; Pullman 100; l«ewi*ton
J
One
man
knows
the
location
of
the
make» the fourth raise in price thia site, but it ;>asM<d almost unnoticed
Oi 1.75 par box; blackberries, *1.5o«<i
106; Eltopia 110; Spokane 99.
year, and it ia expected that others l>ecause of the recent frequency of
165; currants. 10c fa-r pound, g«x>se- mine and he won't tell. It i* possible
bush fires.
that
the
same
men
who
in
the
face
of
will follow.
SHELL
400.000
YEARS
OLD.
berries. 7c; new apples, ,1.75ot2 per j
It was not until noon that the
a history of defeat M«currd the first
I • x
«lense smoke clouds l-egan to roll over
Cernegie Fund Finds Use.
Fossil
Preserve*
Color
Vegetable* — Asparagus, 756t »5c | lease from the Hobart estate, may be Tortoise
Then the
able to secure from him the map he
New York July 15. The cuatodlan the Porcupine district.
Through Ags*.
;>er dozen; beans, 6oi 10c per pound;
miner* became alarm«»! and camps
has jealously guaidnl for 4" years.
cabbage.
*201.2.26
per
hundr«»!-
lx»» Angele*. Cal. Thrv<- thousand of the *10,0410,000 Carnegie Peace took on unusual activities.
weight; corn. 40oi 50c ;>er dozen; cu­
feet above sea level on the slope* of Foundation announced today a cam-
Messengers were »ent out smi soon
FRUIT SUPPLIES SHORT.
cumbers. *1'<> 1.25 per box; eggplant,
Mount Baldy, ami 5u uni«-» from the |«ign of popular education to establish return«! with warnings that the fire
friendlier
relations
lie
tween
th«<
Uni
­
15c per pound; garlic, I0«> i 12c per
| coast in Orange county. Thoma» 1 »un­
The division was traveling through the forests at
|»>und; lettuce, 30oi 35c per dozen; California Shipment* Show Deficiency ion picked up the perfect fossil of a ted States and Japan.
of
intercourse
and
education
has ar­ rapid «;>eed an«! waa licking up many
hothouse lettuce. *1.25fri 1.75 per box;
hug«- sea tortoise, which Hector Al-
of 1180 Car*.
ranged
an
exchange
"to
give
to each townships.
pea*. 4xi 5c |>rr pound; ;x-p;>ers. 12*
liot, curator of th«- Southwest mus­
Shortly after noon the fire had cov­
Sacramento,
Cal.
Manager
Me-
6i 15c |>er pound; radishes. 12*c per
eum. pronounces the most important people better knownledge of the other ered un area of 25 miles in length and
dozen; rhubarb. 2*oi3c per pound; to­ Kevitt. of the California Fruit Dis­ discovery of the kind ever made in and to help build up a ;>ublic opinion
In half an hour
shipment* of
in lioth countries that will resist all two miles in width
matoes. * 1.75«,12 per box; new car­ tributors, say* that
Southern California.
the flames were raging on the spot.
rots. *2 |>er sack ; tumij-s, *2; b«-et*. fruit from thia state so far this season
I tonion haa a bee ranch and was attempt» to arouse antagonism."
Hundred» f!«l before the flames,
have l>een di«ap|»iintingly small.
On
Under thia plan. Dr. Inazo Nitobi,
»«•eking a rock to hold down the lid of
but dense clouds of smoke hung low
July
14.
1910,
the
total
shipments
president
of
the
first
high
college
of
Potatoes New Oregon. 2i<«i2*c IMT
u hive when he saw the shell protrud­
and made , pn.gr«-**
amounted to 2.460 cars. On the same
____ — diffi.
1-. -ilt
Many U__
jx-und; new California, 2f«i3c.
ing from the ground.
The stone Tokio, and one of Japan’s foremost fell exhausted before the fire a« it
day
this
year
the
total
had
reached
educators,
will
be
brought
here
early
Onion* Red. *1.75. white. 12 |x-r
weighs 11'0 pounds and shows the ex­
Awept over South Porcupine,
only 1199|. Allowing for 100 more
The
hundred.
act markings and some of the original in October to »;>end about six weeks frame buildings burned fiercely.
cars
owing
to
the
increase
of
the
min
­
each
at
Brown
University,
Columbia,
Poultry Hen». 1561 l*|c; springs,
color on the back and yellow bottom.
Two minutes after the flames struck
young. 14*ml5c; imum weight per car from 24.000 to The specimen is nearly 30 inches in Johns Hopkwis and the Universities of
lfiot2Oc; ducks,
the outskirts the town waa in ruins.
28,OO<) pounds. would give a total of
Virginia.
Illinois
and
Minnesota,
lec
­
geese, lie; turkeys, 20c; dressed.
AH who escaped made for the water
1,300 a» compare«! with 2,460 last diame^r.
choice. 25c.
Alliot estimates that it I* 400.000 turing on Japanese history and cur­ where all aorta of water craft
year,
or little more than half.
Egg* Oregon ranch. candl«-d. 24xi
years old. the most ancient specimen rent problems.
Owing to this considerable shortage
The following year "a distinguished launches, canoe* and skiff* — wen-
25c per dozen.
there has not l>een enough fruit to go ever picked up on the Western hemis­ American" will be sent to Japan on a pressed into service.
Rutter City creamery extra. 1 ami
phere. The tortoise swam in th««se
Women and children were first hur­
2 pound prints, in boxes, 26c I-er around, practically every market re­ seas, he says, when California and all similar errand
tle«! into small boat* and started off
questing supplies which were impossi­
pound, les* than box lots, carton» and
the
territory
thia
side
of
the
Rocky
for Pottsville and Go|*Jcn City, where
ble to furnish. After thi* week an
delivery extra.
Airship Visits Whits Hhous.
mountains waa still a mile or two un­
they were temporarily safe from the
increase
in
shipments
should
begin
to
Pork— Fancy 9m 10c per pound.
der water.
Washington. July 15.
President flames. Many miners lost their lives
cut down thia great difference.
Veal Fancy, llm 12c per pound.
Taft received hia first aerial visitor in effort* to save other*.
Cattie Prime hay-f«! steers, J6«l
Madero to Disband Army
shortly before 3 o'clock today.
The
Lorimer Legislator Diss.
6.36; choice. *5.764*6; fair to good.
Puebla. Mex
Profes-ung surprise president stood on the rear portico of
Each Must Own License.
*5.25m 5.50;
common,
*5«( 5.25;
St. Louis, Juy 19
Joseph Clark, at the many Maderistas he fin«ls yet the White House a* Aviator Harry N.
Hoquiam, Wash
If an ordinance
prime cows, 85.266(5.50; good to of Vandalia, 1)1.. ex-representative in bearing arms, and realizing the dan­ Atwood, of Boston, after circling the
choice. *4.75615; fair. *4 5<9o 4.75 ; the Illinois legislature from Fayette ger of maintaining an undisciplin«! Washington monument, flew directly proposed to the city council here, and
choice heifers. JSoiS.SO; choice bulla, county, died here today in th« Re- | army in time of peace, Francisco 1. into the White Hous«- grounds and to be introduced regularly at the next
fl 26or4.76; choice light ciav«-». *7oi bekah hospital, following an operation Madero has <)etermin«»l upon a policy landed on the grassy lawn, a short
meeting by Councilman Bridges, should
7.50; gnnd. ,6.75m 7; choice heavy Friday for cancrr.
Mr. Clark waa a I of immediate disarmament.
Alighting become a law. every person in Ho­
He said distance from the portico.
calv«-s *5m5.50; choice stags, *5m DemocraL As a member of the legis­ the work of mustering out revolution­ from the machine. Atwood walked to
5.50; gw»!, *4.75m 5.
lature he cast his vote for William ary forces would be started st once where the president sbxxi ami was quiam who take* a drink of spiritou*
Hog»
Choice.
279)7.25; gixxi. Ixirimer for United State* senator. and would lie prosecuted vigorously pesented by him with a gold medal refreshments will have to own a li*
cense, which he will present to the
,6.70m7; choice to heavy. ,«;.35m«>.50; It waa said that when he was removed until Mexico haa but one army. It is from the Aero Club of Washington.
bartender before he is serv«i. Mr.
common, 856(6; stock hog», *6.75m to the hospital he had been expect­ believed that the battle in Putbla was
Bridges propose« to make it a misde­
7.5o.
ing a summons to testify before the started by young men of the town fir­
Luzon Swept ByWyphoon,
meanor for a saloonkeeper to sell
Sh«*ep Choice spring lambs, *6m6; ■cnate committee in Washington in­ ing on the barracks of both armies.
Manila, July 15. Northern Luxon
liquor to anyone, or for anyone to buy
choice yearlings.
*3.75m 4; gixxl. vestigating Ixirimer's el«-ctton.
has been swept by a typhoon. All the
It. who does not hold «uch a license.
Monitor Survivor Dies,
83.756/8.75; fair, *3m3.5O; choice
wires sre down and the observers be­
3.500 Peso* Avart Raid.
ewes. *2.75m 3; good. *2.506*2.75;
Sawtel). Cal. — Michael Mooney, lieve it is the Worst experienced in
Grsm Rate i* Slashed.
fair. ,2.25m 2.50;
gisxl to choice
Juarex.. Mex.—A raid on the cus­ said to be one of the three survivors year*. Details, because of the lack
Seattle — The Great Northern hie
heavy wethers. *3.50*03.76; old heavy tom a house by former inaurrectoa to of the crew which manned the "Moni­ of communication, have not been re-
anm»unced a permanent reduction in
wethers. *3m3.5O; mixed lots, ,4m5, get money for the maintenance of th« tor.” when it fought and vanquished ceived.
freight tariffs on all grain shipments
Hops 1911 contracts. 25c pound; military hospital was averted by the the Confederate ram "Merrimac,"
from points in Central am! Eastern
1910 crop, 25c; 1909 crop, l&m 19c; receipt of 3.500 peso* telegraphed from died Saturday night aged 74. at the
Francs I* In Treaty Mood.
Washington to Puget Sound terminal*.
olds. Km |0e.
Mexien City.
Judgr Felipe Seijas. National Soldiers' Home.
On the
Washington, D. C. France, it is The reduction ia from a half cent to 2
Wool -Eastern Oregon. 9m 16c per of thia city haa announced hia candi­ anniversary of th« battle. Mooney sent announced, is virtually ready to sign
cent* a hundred pound*.
The new
pound, according to shrinkage, valley. dacy for governor of Chihuahua a letter recalling the events of the day a general arbitration treaty with the
rates become effective August 15,
15m 17c per pound; mohair, choice, against the present incumbent, Abra­ to another survivor, who live* in Phil­ United State*, similar to the one with
when the rrain in Central Washing
36-a37|c per pound.
ham Gonzales.
adelphia
Great Britain.
ton will start moving.
Doings of the World at Urge
Told in Brief.
I e.al ïear Juxt -('»mpleted
Breaks Nil Records
NORTHWEST HAS HOTTEST
IIn IN PAST EOI R YEARS
Property Loss Beaches Millions
In Ontario. Canada.