EVENTS OF THE DAY
MOB DEFIES BAYONETS.
Disarms "Tin Sold'ars” — General
Strike May Be Called.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23.—According
to a statement issued today by the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company,
the amount of damage done today and
the number of assaults committed by
mobs were greater than on any prev
ious day of the strike.
Two hundred and ninety-five cars
were wrecked, making 750 cars put
U i t Important but Not Lest Inter out of service since the strike began.
Six hundred and Bixty-three cars
esting Happenings from Points
were run up to nightfall, when all cars
Outside the State.
were returned to the barns.
Newsy Item s Gathered from All
Parts ol tbe World.
PREPARED FOR THE BUSY READER
OREGON’S NEW WATER CODE.
the b est lands in the d 'S trict south of
j Sham ko and e a st of Madras. The pur
Methods of Registering Water Rights chase includes the im provem ents on the
p>ace, including a large general store
Under State Law
and bank, the value of which is con
Salem—The following statement was servatively estim ated a t $100,000.
Jules Verne’s thrilling and fasci
nating romance, "'Finding the North
Pole,” is one of the great literary
masterpieces, and should at this
time be of particular Interest In
every home. Verne wrote it more
than a generation ago, as a story,
a thing of fiction. But It has com#
true on him. Just as his “Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea”
came true In the submarine, and
his “Round the World in 80 Days”
has been shown easy of accomplishment. But none of this famous
and gifted French romancer’s creations has been borne out so fully,
so much In detail, as his “Finding the North Pole” 35 years after
he wrote it. As in the controversy betwen Commander Peary and
Dr. Cook, there is a fight In
Verne’s story between two rival
explorers for the glory of finding
the pole. In the end, as in the
present case—well you’d better
read the story.
The novel describes—vividly,
as only Jules Verne can—the
hardships and dangers of polar
exploration, and makes clear to
the readers with what bitterness
one explorer, who has overcome
all hardships of nature, will re
gard a rival explorer who threat
ens to snatch from him the
glory of realizing his life desire.
There is a surgeon in this story,
the efficient aid to ths chief of
the party, just as Dr. Cook was
Peary’s brave and efficient aid
before their friendship was
J u le s V eb x e .
broken.
In rapidity of action and tenseness of interest, this old story
of the great French romancer Is not excelled by anything he
himself wrote, and by few stories of adventure w ritten by
others.
b e t t e r p ic k th e m u p
f a s t a s p o s s i
ble, fo r th e snow m ay fall a t a n y m o
m e n t, a n d th’e n It w o u ld b e q u ite u s e
less to look fo r a n y th in g .”
" D o n ’t le t u s lo se a m in u te , th e n ,"
re p lie d J o h n s o n .
“F i r e a n d w o o d —
th e s e a r e o u r c h ie f w a n ts .”
"V e ry w ell, y o u s e a rc h o n e s id e a n d
I'll ta k e th e o th e r , a n d w e’ll ta k e fro m
th e c e n te r to t h e c ir c u m fe r e n c e .”
T h is ta s k o c c u p ie d tw o h o u rs , a n d
a ll th e y d isc o v e re d w a s a li t t le s a lt
m o at, a b o u t fifty p o u n d s o f p e m m lc a n ,
th r e e sa c k s o f b is c u its , a s m a ll sto c k
of c h o c o la te , five o r s ix p in ts o f b ra n d y ,
a n d a b o u t tw o p o u n d s o f coffee, p ic k e d
u p b e a n b y b e a n off th e Ice.
N e ith e r b la n k e ts , n o r h a m m o c k s , n o r
c lo th in g , w e re f o u n d —a ll h a d b e e n c o n
s u m e d in th e d e v o u r in g flam e.
T h is s le n d e r s to r e of p ro v is io n s
w o u ld h a r d ly l a s t th r e e w eek s, a n d
th e y h a d wood e n o u g h to s u p p ly th e
sto v e fo r a b o u t th e s a m e tim e.
C a p t. H a t t e r a s , w ith B e lt a n d th e
d o c to r, h a d b e e n a w a y on a n e x p lo rin g
e x p e d itio n w h e n th e m u tin y o c c u rre d .
T h e m o r n in g a f t e r th e little p a r t y h a d
b u ilt t h e i r sn o w houBe, he c a lle d J o h n
so n to him .
"T e ll m e a ll th e p a r t i c u l a r s o f th e
m u tin y on the* b rig ,.” h e sa id .
“ W e ll,” b eg u n th e s a ilo r, " a lm o s t Im
m e d ia te ly a f t e r y o u r d e p a r t u r e S h a n -
don, s u p p o r te d b y th e o th e rs , to o k c o m
m a n d o f th e sh ip . I c o u ld n ’t r e s is t
him . S h a n d o n m a d e no a t t e m p t a t d i s
c ip lin e.
H e m a d e th e m b e lie v e t h a t
t h e ir p r iv a tio n s a n d to lls w e re a t a n
en d . E c o n o m y w a s e n tir e ly d is r e g a r d
ed.
"A b la z in g fire w a s k e p t u p In th o
sto v e , a n d th e m e n w e re a llo w e d to e a t
a n d d r in k a ll th e m w a n te d . N o t o n ly
w a s te a a n d coffee a t th e ir d is p o s a l,
b u t a ll th e liq u o r. O n m e n w h o h a d
b een so lo n g d e p riv e d o f s tr o n g d rin k ,
y o u m a y g u e s s th e r e s u lt. T h e y w e n t
on In th is m a n n e r fro m th e 7 th to th e
15th o f J a n u a r y ."
“A n d th is w a s S h a n d o n ’s d o in g ? ”
a s k e d H a tte r a s .
"Y es, c a p ta in ."
" It w n s a b o u t th e 24 th o r 25 th o f
J a n u a r y t h a t th e y re so lv e d to a b a n
don th e sh ip . T h e ir p la n w u s to re a c h
th e w e s t c o a s t of B a flln s b ay , a n d fro m
th e n c e to e m b a r k l n 't t i e b o a t a n d f o l
low th e tr a c k of th e w h a le rs , o r to g e t
to so m e of th e G re e n la n d s e t tl e m e n t s
o n th e e a s te r n sid e . P ro v is io n s w e r e
a b u n d a n t, a n d th e s ic k m en w e re so
e x c ite d b y t h e h o p e o f r e tu r n t h a t th e y
w e re a lm o s t w ell.
"T h e y b e g a n t h e i r p r e p a r a tio n s f o r
d e p a r t u r e b y m a k in g a sle d g e w h ic h
th e y w e r e to d ra w th e m s e lv e s , a s th e y
h a d d o dogs. T h is w a s n o t r e a d y till
th e 15th o f F e b r u a ry , a n d I w a s a lw a y s
h o p in g fo r y o u r a r r iv a l, th o u g h I h a lf
d r e a d e d It, tob, fo r y o u c o u ld h a v e
d o n e n o th in g w ith th e m en , a n d th e y
w o u ld h a v e m a s s a c r e d
you
ra th e r
th a n r e m a in o n b o a rd .
”1 tr ie d m y In flu e n c e on e a c h on«
s e p a r a te ly , r e m o n s t r a t i n g a n d r e a s o n
in g w ith th e m , a n d p o in tin g o u t th e
d a n g e r s th e y w o u ld e n c o u n te r, a n d a ls o
th e c o w a rd ic e o f le a v in g yo u , b u t It
w u s a m e re w a s te o f w o rd s. N o t e v e n
th e b e s t a m o n g th e m w o u ld lis te n to
m e.
(T o be co n tin u ed .)
prepared by State Engineer John H.
A large portion of the Baldwin ranch
Lewis to refute some of the charges comprises
some of the finest alfalfa
that the new water law passed by the land in Eastern Oregon to tbe extent
legislature last year is too intricate of several thousand acres. I t is the
and cumbersome:
intention of the new owners of the
The assertion has been made that! property to develop all of the alfalfa
the Oregon water code is so intricate lands by conserving the waters in Hay
and restrictive in its operation as to creek and Trout creek for irrigation
Philadelphia, Feb. 23.—Three boys prevent or greatly check the UBe of purposes. Practically all of the wa
Rioters in Philadelphia street ear
were
shot and probably fatally injured streams either for power or for irriga ter in both those sti earns for their
■trike snatch guns from soldiers.
and several received less severe tion.
entire length is controlled by the Bald
"F or the purpose of throwing some win ranch.
An earthquake shock, causing dishes wounds today in riots that followed the
The Deschutes line of
light
on
this
subject
a
summary
of
the
and windows to rattle violently, was attempted resumption of service by the
the Harriman system will run through
filings made under this law in the the Baldwin property and arrange
felt in Watertown, N. Y.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company.
The shooting occurred in attacks on state engineer’s office between Feb ments have already been made for es
The Ministerial association of Vic
ruary 24 and December 31, 1909, has tablishing one or more shipping points
toria, B. C., has joined the Central cars in the Northeastern section. Mar been made.
on the company’s land.
ket street, the principal
business
Trades and Labor council.
"A total of 464 applications for per
thoroughfare, was the scene of the dis
A special committee is investigating turbances all day. Cars were stoned mits to appropriate water have been
BIG DEVELOPMENT SCHEME,
charges that the university of Wiscon and two policemen were roughly hand filed, the estimated cost of the pro
sin is teaching socialism.
led by a mob of several thousannd per posed work, as given by the appli Company Applies for Blanket Fran
The Baltimore & .Ohio railroad re sons. A dozen arrests were made and cants, amounting to $30,000,000. The
chise in Two Counties.
fused the demands of employes for in the prisoners were placed in a trolley magnitude of these figures can be ap
Medford—It
is reported that the
preciated
when
it
is
remembered
that
creased wages and a big strike is car. This was stormed by the mob and $2,100,000 represen'ed the total cost American Development
company has
two prisoners escaped.
likely.
of all irrigation works prior to 1902, applied for a blanket franchise for a
Preparations
were
made
by
author
“ Swiftwater Bill” Gates, a noted
ities to call upon the entire force of according to the United States census, trolley line over all the roads of Jack-
Alaaka mining man, is broke in Lon the
militia if the police tomor and it is believed that $6,000,000 will son and Josephine counties. A certain
don, after failure to sell his mining row state
were unahle to cope with the sit fully cover all expenditures made since degree of mystery surrounds the com
stocks there.
uation.
President Murphy, of the Buch date, including those of the gov pany in that those whose names appear
on the articles of incorporation recent
The pattern storehouse of the Minne- Central Labor union, still regards a ernment.
"The fees paid to the state in con ly filed, refuse to divulge the identity
qua plant of the Colorado Fuel & Iron general strike of all unions in the city
company at Pueblo was destroyed by as inevitable, although Organizer Pratt nection with these filings amount to of their associates who are supposed to
$9,700, a sum which more than covers be furnishing the financial backing.
fire. Loss $1,000,000.
is said to oppose this move.
As yet the principal work of the cor
tho cost to the general taxpayer of
¡^embers
of
the
State
Fencibles,
an
President Taft refuses to intercede
poration,
it appears, has been to se
the
state
engineer’s
department.
No
for a New York political leader threat independent military organization. 200 complaint as to excessive fees or un cure water rights on the Rogue river
ened by the investigation of alleged strong, were placed on duty today, reasonable regulations or restrictions in the vicinity of Sam’s valley, about
armed with loaded rifles. They were
crookedness in state administrtion.
detailed in the Kensington mill district has been heard. Water right records 15 miles north of Medford, in Jackson
Owing to a strike of 20,000 sugar Northeast, a hotbed of sympathizers. are necessarily more complicated than county, and to close contracts for
cane cutters at Guadaloupe, the entire
Fifteen policemen quartered in the land records, and the applicant, or 15,000 acres of land to be included in
sugar crop of the island may be lost. barn of the company at Ridge avenue rather those which have appeared at an extensive irrigation project, the
Several cane fields have been set on and York street narrowly escaped tbe office, seem to think the cost does water supply for which is to be ob
fire.
death tonight when the entire north not exceed the benefits. Sixty-two of tained from Rogue river.
From various sources it has been as
the 464 applications have been can
The British Aero club has sent a east corner of the building was blown celed from the records and the water is certained that the contracts for lands
The explosion
challenge to the Aero club of America away with dynamite.
covering an area of 15,000 acres have
subject to reappropriation.
for a contest for the Gordon Bennett occurred just as C. O. Pratt was about
"The water code makes no annual been secured quietly during the past
to
address
a
meeting
of
carmen
at
aviation cup and the Gordon Bennett
CH A PTER L
charge for the use of water for power Beveral months, and that water rights
w e sh a ll find t h a t Is th e b e s t rem ed y
Itidge avenue and Dauphin street.
balloon cup.
I t w a s a b o ld p r o je c t o f C apL H a t - fo r u s."
development, but limits the franchise on the Rogue river have also been ob
te
r
a
s
to
t
r
y
to
p
u
s
h
h
is
w
a
y
to
th
e
or right to a period of 40 years, sub tained to insure a sufficient quantity of
The Philadelphia coal trust is on trial.
B ell tr ie d to s h a k e off h is t o r p o r a n d
CENSUS OF OCCUPATIONS.
ject to a preference right of renewal water for the irrigation of orchards, n o r th pole, a n d g a in f o r E n g la n d th e h e lp h is c o m ra d e , w h ile D r. C la w b o n n y
Dr. Cook’s wife is ill and he Bays he
g
lo
ry
o
f
Its
d
isc
o
v
e
ry
.
B
u
t
h
e
h
a
d
u n d e rto o k to g o a n d fe tc h th e sle d g e
under the laws then existing.
It it being osteniibly the intention to
will probably return to the United Questions Will Apply to Everybody in should
r n in e m o n th s a g a i n s t c u r a n d th e dogs.
not be confused with a separate provide for the irrigation of the land s r e tr n u t g s g a le n d d fo
te m p e s ts , s h a t t e r i n g Ic e b e rg s
States.
ill y o u g o w ith h im , c a p t a i n ? ”
law which provides for an annual tax and its promotion on the market in a n d b r e a k in g th r o u g h a lm o s t I n s u r a s k "W
the United States
ed Jo h nson.
Natives in Manila are badly scared
of 25 cents to $2 upon each horsepower small tracts.
m o u n ta b le b a r r ie r s .
Washington,
Feb.
23.—The
"occu
"N o, m y frie n d .” s a id H a t t e r a s , In a
a t the war maneuvers, and cannot be pation” question in the United States developed. But little complaint as to
The land in the vicinity of Sam’s
In a n u n p r e c e d e n te d w in te r he h a d g e n tle to n e, “If th e d o c to r w ill k in d ly
convinced that it is only for practice.
census population schedule to be car the excessive amount of these fees has valley ami Eagle Point is a veritable o u td is ta n c e d a lt h ts p r e d e c e s s o r s a n d u n d e r ta k e th e ta s k . B e fo re t h e day-
The Republican club of New York is ried by the enumerators during the been heard from the small appropriator desert, but once irrigated, it is Baid, a c c o m p lis h e d h a lf h is ta s k , w h e n h e e n d s I m u s t co m e to so m e re s o lu tio n ,
a w a ll h is h o p e s b la s te d . T h e m u a n d I n e e d to b e a lo n e to th in k . Go.
making preparations to receive Roose Thirteenth Decennial cenBus, begin who intends to apply the power to his it would become most productive, and s tin
y of h is w o m o u t c re w h a d le ft h im D o m e a n tim e w h a te v e r y o u t h in k b est.
It is different, however, as the Rogue river has a strong flow
velt on his return to America.
ning April 15 next, applies to every own use.
with the large appropriator and its re of water with a good fall, it is believ a n d h is lit t le b a n d o f th r e e m e n In a I w ill d e a l w ith th e f u tu r e ."
body
living
in
the
United
States
on
the
The English government lacks sup
J o h n s o n w e n t b a c k to th e d o c to r a n d
tarding influence is reflected in the ed by those having observed the con t e r r ib le e ltu a tlo n — h e lp le s s In a n Icy
port to carry legislation, and the pros date mentioned, which is the "Census small number of such filings made un tour of the land that irrigation is feas d e s e rt, 2,500 m ile s fro m t h e i r n a tiv e s a id :
la n d — t h e i r s h ip a w re c k , b lo w n u p by
" I t’s v e r y s tr a n g e , b u t th e c a p ta in
pects are for another general election Day,” and all the population schedule der this law. Only a few of the small ible.
A Woman Who W a s Sore,
t h e m u tin e e r s .
questions relate to it only.
s e e m s q u ite to h a v e g o t o v e r h is a n g e r.
soon.
The
object
of
securing
franchises
to
appropriators
have
paid
the
tax
in
re
When the artist came upon the pro
H o w e v e r, th e c o u r a g e o f H a t t e r a s X n e v e r h e a r d h im sp e a k so g e n tly b e
In its printed instructions to enum
A St. Louis streetcar ran wild down erators the census bureau holds that sponse to notices sent out prior to Jan build railways on county roads, is tak w a s still u n d a u n te d . T h e th r e e m en fo re .”
cession of snowy geese, waddling
en to be part of the scheme for placing w h ic h w e re le ft h im w e re th e b e s t on
a steep incline, striking and demolish the occupation followed by a child or a uary 2.
“S o m u c h th e b e tte r ,” s a id C la w b o n along In a green path of their own
the
land
within
easy
reach,
if
placed
b
o
a
rd
h
is
b
rig
,
a
n
d
w
h
ile
th
e
y
r
e
m
a
in
“
Forty-nine
petitions
for
the
deter
n y . "B e lie v e m e, Jo h n s o n , t h a t m a n selection and sputtering and hissing
ng two carriages, killing one man and woman is just a important, for census
water and thrown on the mar ed h e m ig h t v e n tu r e to h o p e.
c a n s a v e u s y e t.”
injuring 17.
purposes, as the occupation of a man mination of water rights on varions under
like damp fireworks, she first admired,
O
f
th
e
F
o
rw
a
rd
,
th
e
b
r
ig
th
e
y
h
a
d
ket.
A n d d r a w in g h is h o o d a s clo sely
streams of the state have been filed
Washington’s Supreme court has Therefore the enumerators are told with the board of control.
eo
c
a
re
fu
lly
b
u
ilt,
n
o
t
a
v
e
s
tig
e
r
e
r o u n d h is h e a d a s p o ssib le, th e d o c to r then followed them to their home with"
This
given cities power to condemn all prop never to take it for granted without board is composed of the state engin
m a in e d . S h a p e le s s b la c k e n e d f r a g se iz e d h is I ro n - tip p e d sta ff, a n d se t Mary, the best goosewoman on Dart
Nyssa Land is Sold.
moor, with a result which the author
erty of private corporations engaged inquiry that a woman or child old eer and the division superintendent of
La Grande-- Purchases involving an m e n ts , tw is te d b a r s o f Iro n , c a b le e n d s o u t w ith o u t f u r t h e r d elay .
enough to work has no gainful occupa
s till sm o ld e rin g , a n d h e r e a n d th e r e In
J o h n s o n a n d B ell c o m m e n c e d d lg - of "Furze the Cruel” relates, and
in public service.
expenditure
of
$7
5,000
were
consum
each
of
the
two
divisions
into
which
tion.
w h ic h Is best quoted In Mary’s own
Surveys have mated at Nyssa, Or., when Ray W.
In about 50 Supreme court decisions
It is pointed out, however, that only the state is divided.
sords to a neighbor.
the railroads have lost their cases, and gainful occupation are to be reported. beeh completed and testimony taken Logan, secretary, and Howard Davis,
“There was a lady down along, s
will have to pay whatever state taxes By this is meant any employment, on nine of these streams. All irrigat president of the Malheur Red Apple
dafty lady wha.t painted, and her coma
company,
closed
a
deal
taking
over
360
ed
lands,
power
plants,
ditches,
etc.,
are assessed against them.
work, profession or vocation by which
to Peter one day, and her says:
acres of irrigated and highly improved
Senator Aldrich says he can run the the person working regularly earns along 11 other streams have been lo orchard and alfalfa land 2 >6 miles from
“ T want they goosles to paint*
government for $300,000,000 a year money or its equivalent. The fact cated and mapped during the past sea- Nyssa. One hundred and twenty acres
"Well, us wouldn't have It. Us
In all,
less than it costs now, ana wants a re that u person has no gainful occupa in by the state engineer.
thought her wanted to paint 'em, on«
tion is to be noted on the schedudle. 67,500 acres of irrigated land have of this tract is in 8 year old apple
form commission of ten appointed.
of ’em red, 'nother green, likely,
If a person is only temporarily unem been accurately measured and mapped, trees and the balance is in alfalfa. The
company was attracted to the Nyssa
Clarence O. Pratt, national organ ployed on account of lack of work or at a cost of 7% cents per acre.
'nother yellow, maybe, and It might
iser of the amalgamated association of Bickness, or other temporary reason,
The most important of these section by the assurance of the success
Street and Electrical railway em the occupation which that person usual streams are the Umatilla river and all of the Boise-Owyhee Ditch company.
ployes, was arrested at Philadelphia ly follows is to be reported.
its tributaries, Crooked river, Squaw
Strike Pure Water at Well.
charged with conspiring to incite riot
If a person has two occupations, the creek and Tumalo creek, in Crook
Vale—Newbill & Coleman, who have
A blast was set off by workmen at enumerator must return only the more county, Willow creek in Morro county,
Spokane just as a street car was pass important one—that is, the one from and Willow creek in Malheur county, been sinking a test well one half mile
ing. The car was showered with which the person gets the more money. s I bo Little Butte creek in Jackson southwest of the town, struck an un
The popularity of the law limited flow of pure water. A sample
broken rock, smashing nearly every If that, cannot be learned, then he is county.
window, tearing a big hole in the roof. to return the one nt which the person with respect to the adjudication of old has been sent to Portland for analysis.
Ten women and a number of men were spends the more time. As an illustra rights has far exceeded the expectation The well was sunk on the Road com
on the car, but no one was seriously tion, the enumerators are told to re of the legislature, as the appropriation pany’s land, and the mayor hag written
injured.
turn avnan as a "farm er” if he gets for the state engineer's office is so lim to that company asking for a donation
ited that surveys cannot keep pace of the land where the well is situated, th e d is ta n c e s p ir a l w r e a th e o f amok«
The second car strike of the year is most of his income from farming, al with demands.
and for a plat of land on the Vale hill t h a t w a s all. B ooks, I n s tr u m e n ts a n d
though he may follow the occupation
on in Philadelphia.
"N o right to the use of water can for a reservoir, and also for a park site p re c io u s c o lle c tio n s w e re In a s h e s.
of a clergyman or preacher; but they
Roosevelt's visits in European cities must return him as a “ clergyman” if he acquired except by application to, to be donated to the city.
C la w b o n n y , th e s u rg e o n , a n d J o h n
so n , th e b o a ts w a in , s u r v e y e d th e w reck .
will be very brief, owing to lack of he gets m >re of his income from that and the issuance of a permit, by the
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
state
engineer.
Th«
records
as
sum
B ell, th e c a r p e n te r , la y In se n s ib le on
time.
occupation.
marized above and the experience of
Wheat—Track prices — Bluestem, th e Ice. C a p t. H a t t e r a s sto o d a p a r t,
Mayor McCarthy, of San Francisco,
a
r m s fo ld ed , h is f a ith f u l d o g b e sid e
this office during the ten months of $1.135/1.13'..; club, $1.06; red Rus
summarily discharged 18 employes of
House ot Lords Lacks Support.
1909 during which the water code has sian, $1.04; valley, $1.05; 40-fold, h im .
the Health department.
London, Feb. 23 •—The players in the been in effect, leads to the conclusion $1.10.
" P o o r old b r i g ! ” e x c la im e d th e d o c
Com—Whole, $35; cracked, $36 ton. to r. ”1 h a d g ro w n a t t a c h e d to h er. I
It is said the rush of homeseekers to game of politics threw the cards upon that this law is entirely satisfactory to
Oats—No. 1 white, $31.50 per ton. lo v ed h e r a s o n e lo v es a h o u s e w h e re
the West will be greater the coming the table in the house of commons to the prospective investor and settler.
day. The government is without the It has already stimulated the develop
Hay Track prices—Timothy, Wil h e h a s s p e n t a life tim e ."
season than ever before.
"A y! I t ’s s tr a n g e w h a t a h o ld th o se
allies necessary to carry legislation and ment of the state through irrigation. lamette valley, $205/21 per ton; East
A rat afflicted with bubonic plague the prospect is that the country will be Power filings and doubtless power de ern Oregon, $225/23; alfalfa, $17® p la n k s a n d b e a m s g e t o n a fello w ’s
has been killed in Seattle, and a gen stirred up by another general election velopment haB been somewhat retarded 18; California alfalfa, $16(/i!17; clo h e a r t," s a id J o h n s o n .
"A n d th e lo n g - b o a t— la t h a t b u r n t ? ”
eral clean-up is now in order.
soon.
Premier Asquith announced by (he annual tax provided for in a ver, $155/16; grain hay, $16®18.
a s k e d th e d o c to r.
Negro deputies in Cairo, III., fired that the financial legislation would be separate law. Complaints as to this
Fresh Fruits—Apples, $1.25®3 box;
" T h e m u tin e e r s c a r r ie d It o ft.”
into a mob who were trying to lynch a put ahead of the proposals to curb the feature should not be directed against pears, $1.60® 1.75; cranberries, $85/9
“A n d th e p ir o g u e ? "
negro prisoner, and feeling is at white power of the house of lords. John E. the water code.”
per barrel.
" S h iv e r e d In to a th o u s a n d p ie c e s ! ”
Redmond, the Irish leader, declared
" T h e n w e h a v e n o th in g b u t th e H a l-
heat.
Potatoes—Carload buying prices—
Big Baldwin Ra ch Sold
flatly that the Nationalists would not
k
e
t t b o u t? ”
Oregon, 705176c per sack ; sweet po
The discovery of a new plot against
Portland—One of the largest trans tatoes, 2 \ 5 t 3e per pound
ppqrt that program.
"V es, w e h a v e t h a t still, t h a n k s to
the government in the interest of Cas
actions on record in eastern Oregon
Vegetables—Cabbage, $1.50®2 per y o u r Id ea o f ta k in g It w ith y o u .”
tro has caused s sensation in Ven
ranch lands was consummated last hundred; turnips, $1.25 per sack; ruta
" T h a t is n ’t m u c h ,” s a id th e d o cto r.
Maryland
Deemed
Unsafe.
ezuela.
“ A n d w e h a v e a d y in g o n e to look
Vallejo, Cal., Feb. 23.—The chief week when the immense Crook county bagas, $15/1.25; carrots, $1; beets,
a f te r ."
James Gibbons said to be the man engineering officer of the cruiser Mary holdings of the Baldwin Sheep and $1.25; parsnips, $1.
g tn g a h o le In th e h e a r t o f a g r e a t be bad for their stomachs.
But us,
"A d y in g m a n ? ”
who sighted the first gun fired by the land has filed a protest with the Navy Land company was sold to a syndicate
Rutt’T—City creamery extras, 37®
b lo ck o f Ice. I t w a s n o t e a s y
w ork,
"Y es, C ap L A lta m o n t. a n A m e ric a n o w in g to th e e x tr e m e h a r d n e s s o f th e found her wanted to put ’em on a.
Union forces at Fort Sumpter in 1861, department aga nst sending that ship of Portlland capitalists for a figure 39c; fancy outside creamery, S55(39c;
o s e sh ip , th e P o rp o ise , m a te r ia l. H o w e v e r, th is v e ry h a r d n e s s picture. Her had got a mazed notion,
is dead.
to sea for target practice. It is simi said to be in the neighborhood of store, 20®23'«c per pound. Butter n w a a v s ig s a tr to a r n , d e w d h so
th e n o rth
about the Rescurrectlon, wi’ angels,
g u a r a n te e d th e so lid ity o f th e d w e llin g ,
fat prices average 1 l..e per pound un W e fo u n d h im , h m a lf e w s h ta e r re v e to
The San Francisco Labor council has lar to that made by the engineer of the $450,000.
d a n d fro zen ur.ii th e f u r t h e r t h e i r la b o r s a d v a n c e d flapping over, and her wanted my-
The Baldwin company's holdings der regu'ar butter prices.
adopted a resolution forbidding any West Virginia in regard to that ves
on th e toe.” s a id th e d o c to r.
goosics for angels.
th e m o re th e y b e c a m e sh e lte re d .
union member working in a place sei, reciting that human life would be comprise 26,600 acres located on Hay
Eggs -Fresh Oregon ranch, 27’.j5i
J o h n s o n m u tte r e d a n e x c la m a tio n of
"Peter says he didn’t know go o sle s
creek
and
Trout
creek,
and
occupying
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dozen.
endangend
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ships
to
sea
where Asiatics are employed.
p tty . B u t h ts m tn d w e n t b a c k a t o n ce
d o w n a n d sto o d m o tio n le ss , e v id e n tly were like angels. Knows a lot, Peter
Cheese Full cream twins, 195/20c to h is o w n d e s p e r a te s itu a tio n .
with their machinery in its present
s h r in k in g fro m a n y a p p r o a c h to th e do. Us couldn't make she o u t The
It has developed that the coal claims condition. These protests, it is said, Myrtle Point to Have Water System per pound, young Americans, 20®21c.
" T h e n w e h a v e n o fue! w h a te v e r ? " s 'o n e o f th e ex p lo sio n .
in Alaska for which the Morgan Gug have been favorably Indorsed by the
lady said ’twas Just the wings alts
Myrlte Point City officials of Myr
Pork—Fancy, 125/12'..c per pound. *>e sa id .
In a b o u t a n h o u r th e d o c to r r e t u r n
genheim syndicate expects to pay commanding officers of the two cruisers tle Point have just received and are
wanted. Her said angels ha’ g o t
"N o ."
Veal—Fancy, 125?) 12 k.c per pound.
ed. b rin g in g w ith h im A lta m o n t, th e
$500,000, are worth $26,000,000.
"A n d n o p ro v is io n s ? "
signing up the bonds and coupons for
and forwarded to Washington.
Poultry—Hsus, 17,S>(<t'18c; springs,
A m e ric a n , on th e sle d g e, w ra p p e d u p goosles’ wings, and us couldn’t say 'e u
"N o .”
the $22,000 water works bond issue 1 7 \5 il8 e ; ducks, 205/ 22c; geese, 13
Fire in the basement of a moving
In *lie fo ld s o f th e t e n t T h e d o g s w e re hasn't, 'cause us ain't seed any. Her
lately voted. When the money is re 5/14e;
Dn Sagan Further Tided.
turkeys. live, 22S.®24c; to "A E n n d g la n n o d s ? h ” ip to m a k e o u r w a y b a c k so e x h a u s te d fro m s t a r v a t i o n t h a t th e y knew all about It.
picture show in Johnstown, Pa , weak
co u ld s c a rc e ly d r a w It a lo n g , a n d th e y
ened the floor supports, so that when
"Peter druve the goosles down,” con
Paris, Feb. 28. Charles William ceived, immediate work will begin on dressed. 265/29c; squabs, $3 per dozen.
I t r e q u ir e d c o u ra g e to fa c e th e s e
the audience discovered the fire and Frederick Boson de Talleyrand Peri- rebuilding and improving the Myrtle
Hops 1909 crop, prime and choice, g lo o m y r e a litie s . A f te r a m o m e n t’s s i h a d b e g u n to g n a w t h e i r h a r n e s s .
cluded Mary, "and her painted 'em for
W h ile th e h u t w a s b e in g d u g o u t angels sure nuff. Us never knew an
The present 20«/22c; 1908s, 17S c; 1907s, l l ' „ c len ce, J o h n s o n s a id a g a in :
made a rush for the doors, the floor gord, fourth duke of Talleyrand and Point water system.
th e d o c to r w e n t f o r a g in g a b o u t an d gels has goosles' wings, but the lady
gave way, precipitating 600 people in father of Prince de Sagan, who mar leaky wooden pipe system will be re per pound.
’W ell, a t a n y r a te w e k n o w e ~ a c tly
to the burning basement.
One was ried the Cooete-s de Castellane, for placed with steel or iron piping, and
Wool—Eastern Oregon,
16(i/23c ho w w e s ta n d . T h e firs t th i n g to be h a d th e good f o r tu n e to find a little knew. Her was sure o n 't”
s to v e , a lm o a t u n d a m a g e d by th e e x p lo
trampled to death and scores badly merly Anna Gould, died today. The other improvements will be made. pound; mohair, choice, 25c.
d o n e no w Is to m a k e a h u t f o r w e c a n ’t
sio n . H e eo o n r e s to r e d It to w o rk in g
Spoke fro m E i p e r t e e c e .
e ta v lo n g e x p o s e d to th la te m p e r a tu r e .”
wounded and burned.
Ca.-cara bark—4V>f5e per pound.
duke suffered a stroke of paralysis as The city has a gravity water system
tr im , a n d . b y th e tim e th e h u t w a s
Hides Dry h iie s, 185/T8\.c per
A young man was very fond! sr
Yes. b u t w e m u s t firs t r e v iv e B ell.” c o m p le te d , h a d filled It w ith w ood a n d
the result of his experience in a char drawing its supply from mountain
War against the packing companies ity bazaar fire. With the duke's death springs which are believed to be ample pound; dry kip, 18®T8.1%c pound; dry re p lie d th e d o c to r. ’"T hen g o a n d find
g o t It lig h te d . B e fo re lo n g it w a s r o a r boasting about bis father's palattafs.
is becoming nation-wide. New Jersey Prince de Sagan succeeds to the titles
calfskin, 195/ 21c; salted hides, 10® th e sle d g e , a n d g e t th e A m e ric a n .”
"With one stroke,” hs said, "hs
in g , a n d d trru s in g s g e n ia l w a r m th on
has dug up an old law against storing of Duke de Talleyrand and Herzog su
Accommodations for Passergers
Bell la y o n th e Ice a lm o s t In a n im a te
10'*c; salted calfskin, 15c pound;
a ll sid e s.
could turs s smiling face Into a tor"
food to influence prices.
Missouri Sagan, and becomes a Serene Highness
J o h n s o n h a d to ta k e v ig o ro u s m e a s u re s
Salem—The railroad commission has green, lc loss.
T h e A m e ric a n w a s b r o u g h t In a n d rowful one."
courts issued indictments.
taken up the matter of providing far I
Cattle—Best steers. $6.505/5.75; to r o u s e h im . b u t a t l a s t b y d in t o f la id o n b la n k e ts , a n d th e fo u r E n g lis h
"That’s nothing.” said lfttls Tommy;
Egypt's Premier Dies of Wound.
ities and conveniences at the point fair to good steers, $4.505/6; strictly s h h e a k su in c g c e e a d n e d d . r u b b in g h im w ith snow , m e n s e a te d th e m s e lv e s a r o u n d th e ’.re 'so can our our teacher."
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Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 23. — Boutres near Derry where the West Side divis good cows, $4.605/4.75; fair to good
Its first production in I-oodon before
"C om e, B e ll,” h e c ried , “d o n ’t giv e a n d h o t te a . th e la s t rem
* o f th e
T h e K i l l / R e a rm e d It.
an audience which included the king Pasha Chat i, the Egyptian premier and ion of the Southern Pacific crosses the cows, $3.755/4; light calves, $5.505/6; w a y Ilk# t h l a E x e r t y o u rse lf, m y p ro v is io n s o n th e sle d g e , \ o t s w o rd
Edwin, aged S, who unwisely fir
heavy
calves,
$4<>z5;
bulla,
$3.505>
line
of
the
Salem,
Falls
City
<
&
West
minister
of
foreign
affairs,
who
was
and queen and Prince Henry, of Prus
m a n ; w s m u s t h a v s a ta lk a b o u t o u r w a s sp o k e n b y H a tte r a s . a n d t h s o t h
died hts small cat overmuch a;
shot by a student yesterday, died to- ern railroad. Waiting rooms will be 3.75; stays, $85/4.
sia. It was a great success.
s itu a tio n , a n d w s n eed s p la c e t o 'p u t
c te d h is silen c e.
Hogs Top, $95/9.26; fair to good o u r h e a d s In. C o m e a n d h e lp m e. Bell. e r s W r h e e s n p e th
pea red before bis mother one day, h
r. The assassin, who is in custody, built and the schedule« arranged so
e m e a l w s s o v er, th e d o c to r
Francis J. Heney declares he will is a Nationalist, and declares he sought that connections both north and south hogs, $8.505/8.76.
T o u h a v e n ’t f o rg o tte n h o w to ta k e a ro s e a n d w e n t o u t m a k in g a sig n to face guiltily pained and a terete
Sheep—Best wethers, $6®6.2fi; fair sn o w h u t. h a v e y o u ? T h e re Is a n Ice J o h n s o n to follow .
upon bis Land. "What happened!
not be a candidate for governor of Cal to avenge certain acts of the govern can be made by the passengers en
$»5/5.60; good b e rg «11 re a d y to h a n d ; w e’ve o n ly g o t
"I bent the kitty a little
ifornia, but will again prosecute Her ment which are displeasing to the Na route from Salem and Dallas to Cor to good wethers,
“C o m e, J o h n s o n ,” h e sa id , “o u r g o o d s she asked
ewes, $6; lambs, $6®6.60.
to hot low i t ouL L e t’s s e t to w o rk ; s r s c a tte r e d In a ll d ire c tio n s . W s h a d he seld briefly.—The Delineator.
vallis and Portland.
tionalists.
mann.