INVITES JAPAN TO JOIN.
PROCEEDINGS
MEXICAN STRIKE
for Uni- M.ntri
Placard
ANTI-FOREIGN
Towe,
Americans to Leave.
Ordering
Z
’
Washington — I resident Taft ex-
El Oro, Mexico • - The strike and
Washington.
Aug. 4.
Standing ,cn<,r’1 **’ JaP«- th^’ugh the nation'a lockout here, involving 7,500 work
BERRY MEN ARE HAPPY.
HOPS BRING 30 CENIS.
upon chairs, waving handkerchiefs gu-est. Admiral Togo, at a dinner in men. has been discovered to conceal an
and yelling. Democratic represents ' the White House in Nonor of the Jap important movement to drive all for Evaporation and
Special
Canning Highest Price Sines 1004 Further
eigners. particularly Americans, from
lives today acclaim«! Representative ! .ncM. naTB1 hrro an |nrtlalion u,
Helps
Loganberry
Growers.
Rise Predicted.
this section.
Underwood. of Alabama. Democratic ..
,, .
The camp is quiet, after the conflict
leader of the house, when he attacked , ‘J* l
‘*rrat Ilr“,,n ,nd
Salem That the loganberry market
Portland Thirty cents has been
William J. Bryan for criticising his *r»n<*e in the great world movement in which troops fired into a mob of ia better than ever and that the de- paid in this city for new-crop Oregon
striking miners, killing nine and mam! ia increasing instead of decrees- hops, the highest price that has been
opinion on the tariff revision program i
international peace.
mg are statement» of Britt Aspinwall, current in this state since the latter
It caused the most remarkable scene
Rising from his chair between Ad wounding 32 persons.
Four hundred Federal soldiers have of Brooks. He an«! his brother J. P. part of 1904.
Within leas than a
in the house since the beginning of ”»iral Togo and Speaker Clark, the
the extra »««salon of congress.
| president offered a toast to the em- arrived here to reinforce the 200 Aspinwall have 5 acres of these ber- week’s time the market here has
That it
Underwood denounred Mr. Bryan'« l>*ror of Japan.
Then turning to troops from Toluca, and it ia bclievixl rtea and will plant 15 or 20 acres next jump«-d from 25 to 30 cents,
they will be able to preserve order an«! spring.
| will soon go to 40 cents is now con-
statement as false, defended his own i Count Togo, hr said
Fear of loganberry overj-nxluction ceded by nearly everyone in the trade,
attitude as to revision of the iron and
would indee«! fail In my duty protect property.
The striking miners are rongregate«! is now » thing of the past, with the
The 30-cent purchase was made by
st«*el schedules, am! said Bryan had ,n*l *“• untrue to my own deep eonvie-
placed upon every Democratic member i lions did I not take thia occasion of about the streets in sullen groups, but driers an<! evaporators, and it is be- McNeff Bros., hop dealers of thi- city,
implications unfound«--! in fact. He! the first public welcome to you as our apparently are awe«| by the presence , llev«*d that more and more of these who obtain«-«! part of the crop of
| George L. Rose, of Salem, on which
call«-«! on his Democratic colleagues of national guest to express my own ap of the troops, and are contenting 1 berries will be rai»«-«! annually,
Loganberries pnxluce from four to they paid a 10-cent case advance.
the Ways an«! Means committee for preciation and that of the American themselves with harrangueing an«! 1
|-
,r—1 I six tons an acre, »ml command a hand- They also bought at th«- same price
In all ’ 7,500
people of the broa«i an«l humanitarian j«-ering the soldiers.
corroboration.
j some price. Up to last year Kirtland
** ■'
* loo bales from another Oregon grow
Mr. Underwixx! was backed up by view taken by His Majesty, the em men are idle.
The discovery that bribes had Iwn 1 and Seattle were the principal mar- er an«! 20,000 pounds from a grower
Representative Kitchin, of North Car peror of Japan, and the imperial Jap
olina. long a devot«-d friend of Bryan. anes»- government in so readily an«! offered for the killing of the mine su- ket* from this point, and owing to the in th«- Yakima valley.
Other dealers were in the market
It all came alxiut from a published I generously affirming, in the most port- [■erinetmient an«! his two assistants j heavy offerings there was a slump in
interview which purported to be “au- . itive and solemn manner, that no con- cau»«<d the management of El Oro the price. Experimentation with thi with 30-cent offers, but ao far as
be- ,could be learned ha«i been unable to
___ __
thorized" by Mr. Bryan, declaring it ! »¡deration of ««elfish interest should t-c mine to declare a practical lockout 1 evaporator followed, as it was
I | lieve«! that the market could be ex- buy.
to
was time Democratic leader Under permitted to obstruct the progress of ami ask the Federal government I rt
-
I . < *1. 4
I
T ka _ , 5 ■ _.■■,» .■■SaalXai —- as . -
Ft. -H
I
t I
Hop merchant» and grower» were
the great world movement for inter make a full investigation of the mo tended. Th«- beat quail ties of the lo
wood was "unmasked.”
ganberries were preserved and th«- ■atiatied that the market would have
"Speaker Clark am! other tariff re national peace as 'exemplified in the tive of the strikers.
The demand of the strikers for bulk of the fruit was ao reduced that to advance in view of the alarming
former* triiil to s«*curi- the passage of general treaties of arbitration, be
a resolution instructing the ways ami tween th«- |Umt«-d (States, Great lire higher wages is incidental and that it could be ship|«t-«i conveniently and crop report» that came from Europe,
means rommiteee to take up other tain an«i France, sign«-d on the day of their real motive is antagonistic to economically to all parts of the world. but the price »truck the 30-cent level
foreigners, the movement being di-
In a-idition to this the canneries somewhat »«»oner than expected.
schedules, including the iron and steel your arrival in this country.
"I gladly acknowledge this impor rect«««i in particular against Ameri have discovered a means whereby this
schetiule, but Underwixal and Fitz
gerald--the Fitzgerald who sav«*d Can tant part which Japan has play«-«! in cans. Posters distributed throughout class of berry may be conveniently
HYLAND FRUITMEN MEET.
non in the last congress succ«^«-d in facilitating this notable achievement the town order foreigners to leave the canne«! an«! saf«dy preserve«!. The
canneries in I'ortAnd an«! Salem are
defeating the resolution,” said the in by its prompt and unreserved recogni camp an«! declare that the Mexican
IV projsise to run tf
thMH handling a large quantity of the fruit Yamhill Association to Convene in
tion, in the recent Anglo-Japanese
terview.
Sheridan August 10.
selves.
an<! arc paying prices profitable to the!
The house listensd intensely to the agreement, of th«- great moral prin
Several
dynamite
bombs
have
been
grower.
Instea«!
of
a
glut
on
the
McMinnville
The Hyland
Fruit
ciple
of
arbitration,
and
I
entertain
reading of the interview. Republicans
Portland and Puget Sound markets growers' association, of Yamhill coun
applauded it.
As the clerk finish«-«! the hope with confidence that the time found in the mines.
The first group of miners to declare there are now times when a scarcity ty, will meet at Sheri-Ian on the after
reading, Mr. Underwotx! began to may not be far distant when Japan
a
strike
were at Las Eaperanxas mine is felt owing to the distribution of the noon of August 19. The general sub
will
aee
tit
to
join
in
the
movement
speak.
and they were quickly followed by El fruit over large areas of market cen ject to lie discussed at this meeting
now ao auspiciously inaugurate«!. "
Oro and Des Estrellas workmen. The ters.
I will be "The Handling ami Cultivat
Washington, Aug. 5. -- Attorney
smelters are continuing operations,
Mr Aspinwall's evaporator has a ing of Yamhill County Soils, With
COURT ENDS STRIKE.
llanecy, counsel for Senator Lorimer,
the surface men refusing to join in the capacity of 1500 pounds of dric«! ber Sjx-cial Reference to Orchard Work."
today took up th«- eroea-examinatToa
ries daily. It is kept at a tempera W. K. Newell, president of the state
of Charles A. White, confessed bribe Det Moines Car Company and Err- strike.
ture of 140 degrees for 24 hours to board of horticulture, has promin«*-! to
taker in the Ixirimer election, who
ployes Ordered to Resume.
ENTOMBED MINER LIVES.
thoroughly dry th«- fruit, and a cord of; be present and will give an address.
testified yesterday.
Des Moines la. — Judge Lawn-nee
wood will evaporate a ton of logan Dr. Jam--« Wilhv--omt>e, of th-- Oregon
Taking the position that
White
Experimental station, will also be
might not have had enough literary Dagraff laMMd a mandatory wr-t -if in Receives Food Through Drill Hols berries.
junction in the District court ordering
and Is Not Worrying.
present ami will a-klreas the assembly.
ability to write the confession which
the city railway an«! its employes to
UNION HAS GREAT CROP.
The McMinnvilh- Fruit association
he claims to have written, the attor
Joplin. Mo. Ento«nb«-d 78 feet be
resume car service within a reason
will I m - in attendanc«* am! will provide
ney led him through mazes of religion,
low
toe
surface
of
the
earth,
facing
able time.
history and literature, eliciting the
Wheat Yield ot County Will Go Over for a diacusaion on walnut culture.
International Organizer Fay. of the posible death from the rapidly rising
The Dallas association will attend
assertion that in Roman history it is
Million Bushels.
water
in
the
mine
drift,
Joseph
Clary,
Carmen’s union, announced that the
and will furnish a talk on prune cul
t _ . I how th«- " D«-iti«-s levied on th.-ir
the
young
miner
caught
by
a
cave-in
strike of the Dei Moines City Railway
La Grande Wheat harvest in Union ture. Tbl» meeting is l<M>k«*d forward
subjects to build the pyramids," and
employ««» was ended, so far as the un at the White Oak mine here was county is well umier way, ami what ia |O with« great -leal of int-Test an,I it
other statements of e«]ual interest to
fea«t«d on fried chicken and joke«! generally admitt«-«! to be a crop from
ion was concerned.
ought to cull out all th«- ranchers and
spectators.
with friends who are waiting at the 250,000 to 500,000 bushels in excess
He
said
the
union
would
obey
the
fruitgrowers in the sretion. H. B.
Hanecy then secured admissions
mandate issued by Judge Degraff and surface for his rescue.
of the million bushel rerord create«!
from White that letters written to
The fourth drill h«-le put down in an two years ago, will be harvested dur Miller, president of the Hyland Fruit
the men wolud b«- ordered to return to
Senator Lorimer and others
were
attempt to reach his prison penetrat«<d ing the next month. There is a uni growers, will preside. All th«- horti-
work.
cultral head« of the state will also be
"pur«- and simple lies."
White add-
It is also ordered by the writ that the roof of lim«*stone late Tuesday af form stami of wheat all over the val present, while <|uite an attendance
< d that he wrote them to get material
Conductor Hiatt shall be temporarily ternoon.
ley and it 1» said by many that I,-
for his intended exposure
■'Hello,'* Maurice Grafton cal I «vi 500,000 bushels is too conservative an from Portlami is expected.
reinstated pending arbitration.
Fa-
down the hole when the drill bits had estimate. Excellent weather prevail»
Wa-hington, Aug
Supi>»rt--d by [<ers to carry out the provisions of the been remove«!.
RAIN AIDS FIRE FIGHTERS.
writ
were
¡
muw
I
for
service
upon
here and it looks like the crop will tie
all the Democrats and by 30 insurgent
the
"Hello;
I'm
hungry,"
came
harvested
without
the
slightest
mis
Republicans, the Democratic cotton President Limunl, of th«» Streetcar clear but faint reply.
hap in any way.
If it does, Grand Linn County Forest Conflagration Is
tariff bill, the third of the big tariff Men's union, and General Manager
Then Th«>maa Clary, father of the Ronde farmers will glean much profit
Almost Under Control.
Harrigan,
of
th«-
city
railway.
revision measures brought forward by
Striking streetcar employes of the entombed miner, hurruxi to his home, from this year'» crop.
the Democratic house of representa
Albany
A light rain in th«- moun
where theyoung man’s mother was
Incidentally the apple ami cherry tains of Eastern Linn county has
tives. passed that ixuiy tonight, 202 Des Moines City railway require«! just prostrates! from grief, and tol«i her
crops are of such proportions the help«-«! the fire fighter» who are ¡trying
one day in which to nd the city of
to 91.
that the young man was still alive.
The bill cuts the average tariff on their ancient enemies, the strike The news, the doctors say, saved her latter already having be«-n turned into to stop a forest fire which is burning
cash as a rule, ami indications favor on 8qua* mountain near the head
cotton manufacture«! g-uxis from 48 to breakers. it was announce«! that every life.
ing the former will provide channels waters of Blue river, about 30 mile«
strikebreaker
brought
to
this
city
27 per cent ad Salorem, a 21 |>er ^nt
From his home the father, one of
The fire had
reduction.
The Democratic leaden from Chicago or Omaha either had the oldest prospectors in the district, for many other tiller» of Grand Romir southeast of Cascadia.
profits. been spreading rapidly until this rain
estimate that it reduces revenue by given up his job and gome home, or hurried back to the mine, carrying valley soil to realise neat
Sugar beets. which are grown in this
was in jail to protect himself from
about 13,000,000.
milk and stimulants, which were low and Wallowa valley» alone in th«- state came. Since then the fire fighters
have succe«*<lc«l in holding it almost in
Not an amendment was offered to violence and would depart hence by er«*«! by a piece of rope.
of Ort gon, indicate the bumper crop.
the bill, although the Republicans at the first train.
check, though it is not yet under con
After drinking these young Clary
trol.
tacked it vigorously on account of the
seemed much stronger and remaintd
CARS ARE STONED
A report was received at the forest
alleged increase in certain item» over
OATS
80
BUSHELS
TO
ACRE.
near the drill hole talking with those
service headquarters of the Santiam
the rates of the Payne-Aldrich tariff
at
the
top.
Woman's Skull Fractured in Coney
law.
Ranger
Without Irrigation, Yield Near On district here from Forest
Island Strike.
Knowles, who is in charge of the crew
Scarcely hat! the cheer» that greete«!
BABY FAMINE LOOMING.
tario Is Immense.
the passage of the cotton revision bill
fighting this fire, stating that at the
New York
The Coney Island A
Ontario
The first shipment of time the report was sent the fire had
subside«! when Democratic Leader Un Brooklyn Railroad company ran half
derwood, calling up the free list bill empty cars 'nine hours Sunday be Pasadena. Homs of Rich People. Is crated apricots from the Snake River rovered about three a«|uuare miles.
Below Quota.
valley this season was made from the It is in an old bum. but as the old
as it passed ¡the senate a few days tween 20-mile lines of 1.200 polire-
ago. accomplished a strategic move ment. As a result of the attendant
Pasadena, Cal.- This city of mil A. E. Wtxxls orchard on the bench trunks stami close together and there
which surprised the Republicans.
riots, four persons are in the hospital, lionaires and multi-millionairra is fac northeast of town, when 30 crates are also many logs it is a very hot an«!
He asked for a conference on all the one of them probably mortally hurt; ing a famine In babies. With a pop- were shipped to Wyoming and Mon dangerous fire. The report said that
barring a heavy wind it was believed
amendments to the free list bill, ex perhaps 40 are suffering from effects ulation of 40,000, only 4M births are tana points at 11.50 a crate.
Mr. Woods so far as known, has the the fire could be kept from spreading
cept that of Senator Gronna, of North of stones and brickbats and 25 strik the record for July.
According to a
Dakota, putting cement on the free ers ami their sympathisers are under leading physician, the average of a only apricot orchani in this part of into the gre«-n timber
list. He urged that the house accept lock and key.
city of this site should be not I m « th«- West, ami he expects to ship 1,000
that amendment, adding to it lemon».
As the day advanced the crowds be than 300 babies, and 500 would be crates of them this season. One ship
OLCOTT FOR PUBLICITY.
Pacific Coast Republican» made in came ugly, ami double crews were about the right figures.
Physicians ment of a full carload will tie made
Thi»
will
probably
:
within
a
few
days,
effectual attempts to stop this sudden place«! upon all cars on all three lines have been studying the situation, and
Stats Land Board Meetings Should
and unexpected putting of lemon» on affected by the strike. A policeman have gathered data which shows that be the first carload ever shipped out I
Be Open, He Seys.
The apricots are
the free list, but the amendment car stood behind the two motormen. and the birth rate is lower here by f far from this valley,
exceptionally
fine.
Salem Further in aupport of his
ried.
plain clothes men riding in threes and than in any city of similar sixe in
The first cufting of oata near here contention that meetings of the state
fours over the system, stood r«-a«ly to America, though the proportion of
Washington, Aug. 4.
President
this season was made by V. Mercer on lami board should be open to the pub
re|>el any attacks upon crews and pas marriages is fully up to normal.
Taft will send to the senate tomorrow
One hundred and fifty births in a his ranch about a mile from Fruit lic, Secretary Olcott has issued a for
sengers.
the general arbitration treaties be
The yield was about 80 bushels mal statement concerning the work of
month, last December, are the largest land
tween the Unite«i States ami Great
to
the
acre.
A bunch of oats from the companies on irrigation projects.
number
ever
known
here.
Children
Rsbal Leader Threatens.
Britain ami the United States and
In this statement ’he declares that
—
are moat numerous on the outskirts, J. F. Doty islan«! in Snake River, con
Guadalajara,
Mexico
Jose
Marti
France, signed for this government
taining one stool of oats, brought to ’not a single contract now in force
where
the
middle
classes
live.
and for Great Britain here today, and nez, a revolutionary leader of Zapot-
'town recently, had 32 stalks.
They with companies reclaiming arid lands
signed in Paris for the government of ! Ian. declares he will put 1,000 armed
were
seven
feet
tall
and
heavily
bur is satisfactory to the state.
Secre
Cuban Rebels Are Lost.
' men in the field in the state of Jalisco
France.
dene«! with oata. This field had no ir tary Olcott believes that the meetings
! unless assurances are given that the
fourni
Havana
No
trace
has
l>een
The brief mMsages of transmittal
rigation. yet promises to yield 80 of the desert land board in particular
to the senate were written and signed plan of the revolutionists outline«! at of General Guillermo Acevado and the bushels to the acre at the least.
should be thrown open to the public,
members
of
an
armed
party
that
took
1
San
Luis
Potosi
last
fall
will
be
put
by the president today, ami tomorrow
so that the settlers on such lands may
the
field
at
Regia
after
having
issued
into
effect.
He
is
said
to
have
re
it will lie with the Unit«d States sen
have opportunity to become familiar
Marion
Stream
Gats
24,000
Trout.
ate to ratify what has been termed the cruited a large force in the moun a manifesto denouncing the adminis
with al) the transactions of the board
Salem
Shipment
of
24,000
young
tration
of
President
Gotnrt
as
corrupt.
tains
near
Zapotlan.
Five
hundred
greatest step toward the abolition of
in connection with these lands.
Eastern
brook
trout
has
been
received
and
calling
upon
the
executive
to
re
troops
have
been
ordered
to
proceed
war that the world thus far ha» taken.
Treasurer Kay said that he is in
in
this
city
by
Houser
Bros,
through
1
A clash between sign.
Already there have been muttering» against them.
the efforts of Representative Hawley. favor of allowing press represents-
The
government
ia
taking
extraor
rebels
and
fulerals
took
place
near
Te-
from the senate over these treaties.
dinary measures to capture the fugi The trout will be consigned to Battle lives to atten«! the board meetings.
naumax tian.
tives. There are no evidences of dis Creek. The fry were in excellent Î
Tariff Board Angered.
Surveyors Nearing Florence.
Warsh-p Crew Mutinous.
turbances in any part of the island. condition when receive«! and there is
Washington. Aug. 5.—The tariff
Florence Surveyor» for the Wil
every reason to believe that they will
Acevado
is
a
man
of
little
prominence
Madrid
—
A
section
of
the
crew
of
board is much put out at a recent
lamette A Pacific railroad, recently
survive and propagate freely.
statement from Ogden. Utah, attrib the Spanish battleship Numancia mu and small influence.
incorporated by G. K. Wendling and
uted to W. C. Barnes, one of the tinied while the ship was lying in the
Shops Run on Full Tims.
Ferry Capsizes, Seven Drown.
other», are now working along the
roadstead
at
Tangier.
The
mutineers
board*» special investigators,
that
La Grande—After months of cur- north »ide of the Siualaw river, and
Massena — Seven passengers were
sheep could be raised in the United were overpowered and put in iron»
tailed hours, the machine and round have reache«) a point about 12 mile»
States for SI.50 a head. After an in while the battleship started at full drowned 1n the St. Mwrence river
Another party is
house crews in this city have been re above Florence.
vestigation the board announced that •peed for Cadis. The official explana when the ferry steamer Syrue etruck
turned to regular hours »gain.
The working on the weat elope of the
a
shoal
eight
miles
below
this
city,
tion
of
the
incident
is
that
it
was
not
Barnes denies making such a declara
machine »hop and round house crews Coast range, having croeeed over by
tion and that the statement, whether political in character, but a demon capeising and hurling its 76 passen
are working 54 hours a week instead the Noti peso, and ia coming in this
gers
into
the
water.
Four
bodies
stration
against
alleged
hardship«
of
made by Barnes or not. is inaccurate
direction.
of 42 during the dull season.
I have been recovered.
the
daily
duties.
and unauthorised.