Mosier bulletin., August 11, 1911, Image 2

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
BEAUTY DOCTOR KILLS PATIENT
8scond Death in San Francisco
Arouses Indignation.
San Francisco — Following swiftly
on the death of Miss May Gertrude
llg, who committed suicide because
her skin had been hopelessly ruined
by "beauty doctors,” the death of
Mrs. Mabel Jardine in the beauty par­
lors of Mrs. Olga Goldzier, Oakland,
has caused a storm of excitement on
both sides of the bay, and a rigid in­
vestigation into the methods employed
at these places will be commenced
immediately.
Those who were interested in the
case of Miss llg have noted that the
same treatment that had caused her to
lose her beauty was the cause of the
death of Mrs. Jardine. In both cases
beauty doctors had persuaded their
victims that only the removal of the
outer cuticle and the subsequent
growth of a new skin could perfectly
restore their appearance.
May Ug took the treatment, and so
worried over its results that she com­
mitted suicide. Mrs. Jardine took it,
and in the agony caused by the un­
natural peeling of the face Bhe died
from shock.
Mrs. Jardine was the wife of Wil­
liam Jardine, an employe of the South­
ern Pacific company. She went to the
parlors of Madame Goldzier to have
the wrinkles of her face removed.
Madame Goldzier assured her that
her case would be successful. She
must have her skin peeled off, she
said, and then would find her new skin
as perfect in color and texture as an
infant’s. Also the wrinkles would be
entirely removed. Mrs. Jardine sub­
mitted to the "cure.”
Scarcely had the "doctor” applied
the lotion, which it is claimed has a
strong proportion of carbolic acid,
than the woman, suffering torture
from the burning, fell in a faint.
Realizing the danger, Madame Gold­
zier phoned to Dr. W. E. Chambers
and then fled, leaving her victim in a
dying condition on the floor. The wo
man was dead when Dr. Chambers
entered the room.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
INVITES JAPAN TO JOIN.
Taft Tells Togo of Hopes for Uni­
versal Peace.
HAYTI PRESIDENT
PUT TO FLIGHT
GERMANS ATTACK EMPEROR
Moroccan Question Settlement Cause
of Trouble.
Berlin— The prospect of a speedy
Washington — President Taft ex­
settlement of the Moroccan question
tended to Japan, through the nation’s
between Germany and France is wel­
guest. Admiral Togo, at a dinner in
comed on every hand, but the terms
the White House in honor of the Jap­
of the agreement when they become
anese naval hero, an invitation to join
known, probably will cause considera­
Salem—New regulations covering Portland—Thirty cents has been the United States, Great Britain and
ble dissatisfaction.
paid in this city for new-crop Oregon France in the great world movement
Details still remain to be arranged.
the burning of slashings have been is­ hops,
the
highest
price
that
has
been
Both
Germany and France have been
for
international
peace.
sued
by
the
[State
board
of
forestry
General Resume of Important Eventa
Government
Chamberlain
Slain
and
current
in
this
state
since
the
latter
compelled
to concede weighty points
Rising
from
his
chair
between
Ad­
and incorporated into a press bulletin part of 1904. Within less than a miral Togo and Speaker Clark, the
because
neither
was prepared to press
Presented in Condensed Form
Five
Others
of
Party
Killed-
In resolutions of the board it is point­ week's time the market here has president offered a toast to the em­
matters too far.
Daughter
Wounded.
for Our Busy Readers.
The first indications of indignation
ed out that there are instances tend­ jumped from 25 to 30 cents. That it peror of Japan. Then turning to
soon go to 40 cents is now con­ Count Togo, he said:
have appeared in the Pan-German
ing to show that the law has not been will
by nearly everyone in the trade. “ I would indeed fail in my duty Port Au Prince, Hayti—The revolu­ Post and Zukunft, the organ of Maxi­
duly observed and that public safety ceded
Hops are selling in Portland mar­
The
purchase was made by
milien Harden. The leading article
be untrue to my own deep convic­ tion in Hayti has triumphed. Presi­ of
as well as privatefproperty has been McNeff 30-cent
kets at 35 cents.
Bros., hop dealers of this city, and
the Pan-German Post not only at­
tions
did
I
not
take
this
occasion
of
who obtained part of the crop of the first public welcome to you as our dent Simon fled the capital Thursday tacks foreign minister Von Kiderlin-
endangered.
A strike of shopmen is threatened
L. 'Rose, of Salem, on which national guest to express my own ap­ and took refuge on board the Haytian Waechter and Imperial Chancellor
The regulations became effective George
on all Western railroads.
they
paid
a 10-cent case advance.
Bethmann-Hollweg, and demands
and that of the American cruiser Seventeenth of December, Von
August 10 and are as follows:
Democrats beat Republicans 12 to 9
also bought at the same price preciation
their retirement from office, but
people
of
the
broad
and
humanitarian
"Burning of log piles, stumps, or They
formerly
the
yacht
American.
With
in a baseball game played by members
bales from another Oregon grow­ view taken by His Majesty, the em­
makes a terrific onslaught upon Em­
brush heaps without permit as pro­ er 100 and
of the national house of representa­
20,000 pounds from a grower peror of Japan, and the imperial Jap­ him went his wife and children and a peror William, asking:
vided
for
under
section
7
of
the
Ore­
tives.
the Yakima valley.
“ What has happened to the Hohen-
of his followers.
anese government in so readily and number
gon forest fire law, is permissible only in Other
dealers
were
in
the
market
zollerns?”
Balfour attempted to get a vote of
On
all
sides
the
capital
is
invested
generously
affirming,
in
the
most
pos­
where the material to be burned is a
30-cent offers, but so far as itive and solemn manner, that no con­ by followers of General Firmin, one of It also calls the emperor the strong­
censure for Asquith in the British
safe distance from other inflammable with
could
supporter of the Anglo-French
commons, but was overwhelmingly de­
of selfish interest should be the revolutionary leaders. The city est
material and where the ground sur­ buy. be learned had been unable to sideration
itself is in the hands of a committee policy.
feated.
to obstruct the progress of of
rounding the log piles, stumps, or Hop merchants and growers were permitted
The Pan-German Post concludes by
the great world movement for inter­ safety and there is no general dis­ calling
The woman mayor of Hunniwell,
brush heaps is cleared of any substance satisfied that the market would have national
the emperor “ William the
peace as exemplified in the order. Foreign interests are believed Timid,’’and
Kansas, is ready to quit, but is de­
which will allow of fire spreading to to advance in view of the alarming general treaties
“ The Valorous Poltroon. ”
to
be
secure.
None
of
the
foreign
of
arbitration,
be­
termined to oust several defiant coun-
adjacent wooded, brush, or slash- crop reports that came from Europe, tween the United States, Great Bri warships has landed bluejackets.
Herr
Arden
in the Zukunft also at­
covered land, either the property of but the price struck the 30-cent level tain and France, signed on the day of As the aged president was embark­ tacks His Majesty
cilmen first.
severely, naming
the parties engaged in burning or somewhat sooner than expected.
him
"William
the
Peaceful.”
President Taft traveled 400 miles by
ing
there
was
a
clash
in
which
his
your
arrival
in
this
country.
that of another.
special train to speak before a Chau­
"I gladly acknowledge this impor­ chamberlain, Deputy Prin, and five
"Adequate precautions and personal
tauqua assembly and urge approval of
persons were killed and Clemen­
MEAT INQUIRY ORDERED.
tant
part which Japan has played in other
HYLAND
FRUITMEN
MEET.
control
are
interpreted
as
meaning
reciprocity.
tina Simon, his daughter, and six
facilitating this notable achievement other
that all fires set without permit must
persons were wounded. The Freight Rates to Be Special Subject
by its prompt and unreserved recogni­
Two men were rescued, starving
be continually watched both night and Yamhill Association to Convene in tion,
injuries
of Miss Simon are slight.
in
the
recent
Anglo-Japanese
and ragged, from a barren rock on the
of Commission’s Quest.
day by a sufficient number of men on
Sheridan August 19.
Promptly
at 4 o’clock Simon came
agreement,
of
the
great
moral
prin­
Alaska coast, where they were cast
the ground fer that purpose, and McMinnville—The Hyland Fruit­ ciple of arbitration, and I entertain out of the main
Washington,
C.—A sweeping in­
entrance
of
the
palace.
two months before by a storm.
should fires escape steps must be growers’ association, of Yamhill coun­ the hope with confidence that the time Over his shoulder the old man, who quiry, numbering D. 162
railroads in the
taken
at
once
to
extinguish
it.
Football will be made a regular
had declared that he would fight to West, South and Southwest, as re­
ty,
will
meet
at
Sheridan
on
the
after­
.may
not
be
far
distant
when
Japan
"Burning
done
in
violation
of
these
course at Stanford University, and
noon of August 19. The general sub­ will see fit to join in the movement the end, carried his rifle. With head spondents, was ordered by the inter­
regulations will submit the party or ject
credits given the same as in any other
erect, he marched down to the wharf. state commerce commission into the
to be discussed at this meeting now so auspiciously inaugurated.”
parties
concerned
to
prosecution
under
study, which will count in final gradu­
At his side his daughter, Clemen­ freight rates charged on livestock,
will
be
"The
Handling
and
Cultivat­
the fire laws.”
ation honors.
tina, walked. Other members of his fresh meats and packing house prod­
COURT ENDS STRIKE.
ing of Yamhill County Soils, With
family previously had taken refuge on ucts. It is indicated by the commis­
Special Reference to Orchard Work.”
"If we do not receive $5,000 by the
WORK’S SCOPE LIMITED.
W. K. Newell, president of the state Dez Moines Car Company anfl Em­ board the Seventeenth of December. sion that the purpose of the inquiry is
night, we will kill your boy,” was the
As Simon and his daughter reached not only to secure a parity of rates,
board of horticulture, has promised to
word received by Antony Marino, of
Ordered to Resume.
Judiciary Commission Sees Lack of be
the
there was a rush from the but to establish by definite order,
present and will give an address. Des ployes
Chicago, whose 6-year-old son was
la. — Judge Lawrence mob, wharf
which
gathered to witness rates which the commission Bhall re­
“Stability."
Dr. James Withycombe, of the Oregon Degraff Moines,
kidnaped Saturday.
issued a mandatory writ of in­ the departure. had Miss.
Simon was the gard as reasonable and not unjustly
Experimental
station,
will
also
be
Salem—That
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Fire insurance on standing grain
junction in the District court ordering center of the attack, and
several wo­ discriminatory.
COMMONS
DEBATE
VETO.
present
and
will
address
the
assembly.
judiciary commission on the revision The McMinnville Fruit association the city railway and its employes to men, howling and shrieking,
has been reduced from 3 per cent to
Incidentally, commercial rivalry
1} per cent in Eastern Oregon and Asquith Accused of Blackmailing King of the judicial system does not extend will be in attendance and will provide resume car service within a reason­ ed in pulling off her hat. The succeed­
between two sets of meat packers in
chief
Washington, owing to the large
time.
of police led the young woman toward Chicago enters into the case.
to the recall of the judiciary is one of for a discussion on walnut culture. able International
in Stormy Session.
amount of summer fallowing done
Organizer
Fay,
of
the
and Deputy Prin offered In view of the great importance of
The
Dallas
association
will
attend
the conclusions reached at a meeting and will furnish a talk on prune cul­ Carmen’s union, announced that the a his schooner,
there.
the several proceedings heretofore in­
London—Lord Hugh Cecil's motion of
arm
to
Miss
that
body.
No
definite
action
strike of the Des Moines City Railway As he did so a Simon.
stituted, it was decided by the com­
man
rushed
up
and,
that consideration of the veto bill be along the line of its prospective work ture. This meeting is looked forward employes
The United States is preparing for postponded
was ended, so far as.the un­ pressing the barrel of his rifle into the mission to consolidate them into one
was rejected, 348 to 209,
to with a great deal of interest and it ion was concerned.
intervention in Hayti.
in the house of commons Wednesday, was taken up by the commission, fur­ ought to call out all the ranchers and He said the union would obey the deputy’s face, shot and killed him. case. It was regarded as next to im­
The senate has passed the reappor­ and
a motion to begin consideration of ther than organization of committees. fruitgrowers in the section. H. B. mandate issued by Judge Degraff and Firing became general and before it possible so to adjust the rates as to
tionment bill, insuring another repre­ the lords’
amendment to the veto bill Informally there was considerable Miller, president of the Hyland Fruit­ the men wolud be ordered to return to ceased five other persons had been insure parity of charges ^throughout
sentative for Oregon.
the territory by the consideration and
killed and six wounded.
was agreed to.
will preside. All the horti-
of the questions with which growers,
disposition of individual cases.
was a crowded house when discussion
cultral heads of the state will also be work.
’ Wool merchants of San Francisco the There
the
commission
must
grapple
and
an
It
is
also
ordered
by
the
writ
that
debate, which was interrupted by abundance of varying theories were present, while quite an attendance Conductor Hiatt shall be temporarily
HEAT RECORD IS MADE.
are up in arms against the new wool violent
on July 24, was re­ advanced, indicating that the commis­ from Portland is expected.
tariff, saying Japan will profit by it. sumed on scenes
reinstated pending arbitration. Pa­ Summer Hottest in United States TOGO RIDES WITH ENGINEER
a motion to reconsider the sion has a task before it to reach dis­
pers to carry out the provisions of the
An angry ball-player at Seattle lords’ amendment to the bill.
tinct conclusions. There seems to be RAIN AIDS FIRE FIGHTERS.
For Forty Years.
Noted Japanese Admires America's
writ were issued for service upon
hurled the ball at the umpire’s head Sir Edward H. Carson, Unionist, harmony,
however.
Electrical Eminence,-
and then knocked him senseless with devoted himself to home rule, and A feeling has been put into Texpres- Linn County Forest (Conflagration Is President Leonard, of the Streetcar Washington, D. C.—Not in the past
Men’s union, and General Manager 40 years have temperatures in the New York—Admiral Togo left New
a blow from his fist.
promised the government that the in­ sion by some of the rmembers of the
Harrigan, of the city railway.
Almost Under Control.
United States during the late spring
Friday night for Washington.
of passing a home rule bill by commission that flieir present labors
The International Harvester com­ tention
Striking streetcar employes of the and early summer been so uniformly York
His
departure
a feature quite as
force
would
be
resisted
by
force.
Albany—A
light
rain
in
the
moun­
more or less futile, owing to the
pany will wage active war against The home rule contest would be set­ are
Des Moines City railway required just high for so long a period and over unusual as his had
midnight
and
possibility of repeated changes in the tains of Eastern Linn county has one
tuberculosis in all its great manufac­ tled by Balfour, and not by Westmins­ system.
in which to rid the city of such a large portion of the country as welcome in New York bay arrival
the
night
helped the fire fighters who are trying their day ancient
turing establishments.
the strike­ this year, according to Weather Bu­ before, for he left the city in the cab
ter, he said.
though the present commis­ to stop a forest fire which is burning breakers. It was enemies,
announced that every reau officials. The high temperatures of
a big electric engine, drawing a
one point Carson nearly caused sion Even
on Squaw mountain near the head­ strikebreaker brought
prepares
an
elaborate
bill,
after
Many bones have been found in the an At outbreak
to
this
city
were
most
pronounced
over
the
more
heavy
by
referring
to
Mr.
As­
waters
of
Blue
river,
about
30
miles
months
of
study,
and
this
bill
be­
wreck of the battleship Maine, but it quith’s communication to Mr. Balfour
from Chicago or Omaha either had central and northern portions of the tal. Pennsylvania train for the capi­
of Cascadia. The fire had given
is as yet impossible to remove them on the subject of the king’s guaran­ comes a law, the constitutional amend­ southeast
and gome home, or country, while the Southern states Although the private car Olivette,
ment allows full opportunity for the been spreading rapidly until this rain was in up jail his to job protect
from the tangled iron and Bteel.
himself from were comparatively exempt from un­ which the government has provided
tees as “ a blackmailing letter.”
came.
Since
then
the
fire
fighters
or the people to revolution­
and would depart hence by usual heat.
for him, was attached to the train, the
were on their legislature
have succeeded in holding it almost in violence
A San Francisco woman who shot feet The in ministerialists
ize
the
judicial
system
again
in
the
the first train.
The intense heat over the more pop­ naval hero elected to sit by the en­
an instant, howling defiance course of the following two years.
check,
though
it
is
not
yet
under
con­
and killed her worthless, drunken hus­ and demanding
ulous sections caused severe suffering gineer’s side and watch him operate
that the words be
band because she could not reform
is considered the real trol.
CARS ARE STONED.
in the congested portions of the cities the 4,000-horsepower motor.
The speaker, however, goal “ Stability”
A
report
was
received
at
the
forest
him, was released on $100 bail and withdrawn.
to
be
attained
for
the
courts
by
and resulted in the loss of probably “ I am intensely interested in your
ruled that although Carson had sailed these members of the commission and service headquarters of the Santiam
will probably be acquitted on grounds near
world pre-eminence in electrical en­
the wind, the words were not the possibility of repeated changes is district here from Forest Ranger Woman’s Skull Fractured In Coney thousands of lives.
of temporary insanity.
Lack of rainfall over the great agri­ gineering and railroading, ” the little
Island Strike.
unparliamentary.
Knowles,
who
is
in
charge
of
the
crew
not
encouraging
to
them.
districts during most of the admiral said through his interpreter,
Home Secretary Churchill followed,
PORTLAND MARKETS,
this fire, stating that at the New York — The Coney Island & cultural
long heated period greatly retarded “ and I wish to avail myself of this op­
strongly deprecating the resort to POTATO SHOW PROPOSED.; fighting
time
the
report
was
sent
the
fire
had
Brooklyn
Railroad
company
ran
half-
vegetable growth and threatened a portunity to observe, so I will ride
Wheat—New crop, Bluestem, 80(((‘ disorder and riot advocated by Cecil
covered about three squuare miles. empty cars nine hours Sunday be­ serious
curtailment of crop produc­ with the engineer.”
81c; club, 75(»/76c; red Russian, 74c; and Carson, saying;
It is in an old burn, but as the old tween 20-mile lines of 1,200 police- tion. Opportune
Harrisburg
Women
Will
Prepare
Ex­
rains, however,
valley, 75(/(76c.
“ There are 70,000 dockers on strike
trunks
stand
close
together
and
there
ment.
As
a
result
of
the
attendant
hibit This Month.
with
cooler
weather,
improved
Work Makes Earth Paradise.
Millstuffs—Bran, $24.500(25; mid­ at this moment in London. Some of
are
also
many
logs
it
is
a
very
hot
and
riots, four persons are in the hospital, conditions, and the greatly
outlook
at the New York-—Thomas A. Edison has
dlings, $32; shorts, $26.600(26; rolled them ure hungry. Should some of Harrisburg — A “ potato show” is dangerous fire. The report said that one
of
them
probably
mortally
hurt;
present time is favorable for the started for a European trip for the
barley, $280( 29.
them who are suffering break out in being arranged by the women of the
a heavy wind it was believed perhaps 40 are suffering from effects gathering
of the usual harvests of first time in 22 years. With him on
Com—Whole, $33; cracked, $34 ton. riot, you will be the first to ask that Improvement club for the final week barring
the
fire
could
be
kept
from
spreading
of
stones
and
brickbats
and
25
strik­
most great staples.
of August. Unusual interest is already into the green timber.
Barley—New Feed, $24.60 per ton; soldiers be sent to the scene.”
the Mauretania were his son, Charles,
ers
and
their
sympathizers
are
under
The period of greatest discomfort and
created and unheard-of delicacies are
brewing, $28 per ton.
in London Mrs. Edison and their
lock
and
key.
was
from
June
22
to
July
10.
Higher
daily being concocted by local talent
Oats—Old white, $26 ton; new, $24.
daughter Madeline will soon join
Woman Mayor Asks Help.
As
the
day
advanced
the
crowds
be­
OLCOTT
FOR
PUBLICITY,
temperatures
occurred
at
other
periods
from the common "murphy” for dis­
Hay—Timothy, valley, $150( 16; al­
them. The family will make an auto­
Kan.—Governor Stubbs is play
came ugly, and double crews were over much of the territory, but the mobile
in connection with the show.
falfa, $11; clover, $8.600(.9; grain to Topeka,
tour of the Continent. Edison
take
u
hand
in
the
controversy
be­
placed
upon
all
cars
on
all
three
lines
State
Land
Board
Meetings
Should
resulting discomfort and loss of hu­ was asked
This section of the Willamette val­
hay, $10.
had anything new up
tween
Mayor
Ella
Wilson,
of
Hunni­
affected
by
the
strike.
A
policeman
man life were doubtless augmented in his sleeve. if He he replied:
Be Open, He Says.
Fresh Fruits—Cherries, Lamberts, well, Kan., and the Hunniwell city ley has long had the reputation of
“ No, I have
stood
behind
the
two
motormen,
and
$2.50(o3 per box; apricots, $lor 1.25 council. He said he would begin ous­ producing an excellent potato, and the Salem—Further in support of his plain-clothes men riding in threes and the period just passed by the fact that just finished something new. My talk­
the most intense heat occurred to­ ing pictures are complete. Two hun­
per crate; cantaloupes, $1.50(u;2.26 ter proceedings against the council- product this year is exceptionally fine. contention that meetings of the state fours over the system, stood ready to ward
close of a long heated
per crate; peaches, 75cdi.$1.60 per men if investigation justified such ac­ Interest in the culture of this crop land board should be open to the pub­ repel any attacks upon crews and pas­ period, the
sets of them have been made and
when animal vitality had been dred
box; watermelons, lc per pound; tion. Mayor Wilson und the four men has been materially increased through lic, Secretary Olcott has issued a for­ sengers.
they
are wonderful. You ought to see
largely
depleted
and
therefore
was
not
plums, $1.75 per crate; prunes, $1.76 have been at outs since Mrs. Wilson’s the praise given to the quality and mal statement concerning the work of
them
and hear them.”
in condition to withstand further the
per box; new apples, $l.75(\/’2.60 per election on a reform ticket last April. yield by an expert potato-grower of companies on irrigation projects.
Unique
Faker
Caught.
effect of still greater
box; raspberries, $1.7501)1.85; logan­ After a meeting with the council had Greeley, Colo., the greatest potato- In this statement ¡he declares that St. Louis — An unique method for debilitating
Woman Steam Tug Pilot,
berries, $1.25ofjl.75; blackberries, failed to bring results. Mayor Wilson growing center of the United States. not a single contract now in force getting trips to Europ eat the expense heat. The nearest approach to the re­ Tacoma—The
little steam tug Fawn,
cent
hot
waves
was
in
1901.
1.75(<«1.90; pears, $2.50 per box.
the governor asking that
with companies reclaiming arid lands of the United States government was
of Tacoma, comes now to the front
Grade
From
Dufur
Rushed.
Vegetables— Beans, fiftilOc; cab­ telegraphed
is satisfactory to the state. Secre­ revealed here by the arrest of Karonk
with a distinction all her own. She
Taft's Stand is Opposed.
Dufur—Grading on the extension of tary
bage, $1.60(o 2 per hundred; com, 30 the councilmen be ousted.
Olcott
believes
that
the
meetings
a regular "lady skipper,” Captain
D.
Garambdian,
an
Armenian.
The
the Great Southern railroad south of of the desert land board in particular plan was Arcadian in its simplicity. Seattle—Following closely the dec­ has
(o 40c per dozen; cucumbers, $l(ol.25
Captain
Was
Off
His
Course.
Mrs.
J. Walthey. Mrs. Walthey
per box; eggplant, 16c per pound; San Francisco—Captain T. C. Titch- Dufur, the present terminus, has been should be thrown open to the public, It consisted in simulating some disease laration of President Taft advocating has a T. pilot
license for vessels of 100
garlic, l(kn 12c per pound; lettuce, 30 worth,
progressing
rapidly
for
the
last
few
the
leasing'system
for
the
develop­
so that the settlers on such lands may or other affliction such as would ren­
tons plying between Cape Flattery
of the tug Dauntless, and Cap­ months and will be completed early in have
(o 35c per dozen; hot house lettuce, tain lsmis
ment
of
the
Alaskan
coal
resources,
to become familiar
the presence of the person in this the Rotary club went_on record unani­ and Puget Sound points. Captain
Nopander.^of the steamer ,the fall. Completion of the line to with opportunity
$1.25(ol.75 per box; peas, 4(o 6c per Bear, testified
all the transactions of the board der
country
a violation of the immigration mously as opposing the leasing system Walthey, her husband, who is at pres­
before United Wamic, the prospective terminus, is in connection
pound; peppers, 9(0 10c; radishes, States inspectors here
with
these
lands.
mm
that
Captain
O.
A.
laws.
Thereupon the government and favoring private ownership at the ent taking orders from Mrs. Walthey
12 Jc per dozen; rhubarb, 2J(o,3c per Faria, of the wrecked steamer Santa predicted before the end of the year. Treasurer Kay said that he is in would insist
upon the deportation of weekly luncheon at the New Washing­ as engineer, says the license would
pound; tomutnes, 90o(o$1.26 per box; Rosa, was steering dangerously near The work is done by the company favor of allowing press representa­ the person, paying
Ga­ ton hotel. The resolution adopted qualify his wife to act as mate on one
new carrots, $1.76 per sack; turnips, the shore just prior to the grounding itself, under the direction of J. C. tives to attend the board meetings. rambdian pretended all to expenses.
the big steamers that come into
be crazy.
$1.75; beets, $1.75.
Heimrich,
general
manager
at
The
will be presented in turn to the cham­ of
port from all over the word.
the vessel off the Point Arguello Dalles.
Potatoes New Oregon, 1(( k 1 Jc per of
ber
of
commerce,
the
Commercial
Stock Exhibit to Be Big.
lighthouse. “ If the vessel had been Several sets of sub-contractors are
¡Rebel Leader Threatens.
pound.
club, the Arctic club and the Seattle
Eugene—Preparing for the largest Guadalajara, Mexico — Jose Marti­ chapter
People Gheer Strikers.
a stranger to me I would have warned at work.
Onions Walla Walla, $1.76 per her
of the American Mining con­ Des Moines,
exhibit
of
registered
stock
at
the
by
wireless.”
said
Captain
No-
la.—The last of nearly
nez,
a
revolutionary
leader
of
Zapot-
hundred.
pander. "1 could have predict« d Alta Mine Gets New Equipment. county fair that has ever been seen in lan, declares he will put 1,000 armed gress.
five hundred employes of the Des
Poultry -Hens, 15ioi.T6c; springs, that
Lane county. Amos Wilkins, chairman men in the field in the state of Jalisco
she would go ashore.
Moines City Railway walked out at
18c; ducks, young, 15c; geese, nomi­
Another Rebellion Due.
Grants Pass The owners of the of the livestock committee, is request­ unless
1:15 o'clock Saturday morning, after
assurances
are
given
that
the
nal; turkeys, nominal.
Woman to Cnain Gang. Alta mine near Kerby have just re- ing owners of full-blooded animals of plan of the revolutionists outlined at Mexico City.—Enraged by the dis­ returning their cars to the company
Eggs Fresh Oregon ranch, can- Sentence
turn«>d from Portland, where they pur­ all kinds to put their stock in exhibi­ San Luis Potosi last fall will be put missal of Emilio Vasquez Gomez from barns, and the strike ordered by the
Iola, Kan. lola city officials, with chased
died, 27c per dozen.
plant to operate a 40- tion condition. The directors of the into effect. He is said to have re­ the post of secretary of the interior, executive committee of the Carmen’s
exception of Municipal Judge ton Chile a steam
Butter -City creamery, extra, 1 and the
officers of the revolutionary union early Friday momin was offi­
mill upon the millsite ad­ fair association are bending all their cruited
are up in arms because a jacent to the
a large force in the moun­ numerous
2-pound prints, in boxes, 2Hc per Smeltzer,
army
have
declared that they would cially “ on.” One of the features of
mining
property.
The
energies
towards
making
the
Lane
woman
has
b«>en
sentenced
to
don
a
tains
near
Zapotlan.
Five
hundred
pound; less than box lots, cartons and pair of bloomers and join the street property is new and has one cut 160 County Fair rather a farmers’ insti­ troops have been ordered to proceed recall their followers
and lead them the inauguration of the strike was the
delivery extra.
into
a
second
rebellion.
President de assemblage at midnight of several
feet
above
the
mill
where
the
ore
is
tute
than
an
amusement
carnival,
and
gang
from
the
city
jail.
Judge
Smelt­
against
them.
A
clash
between
Pork—Fancy, 10O( I0|c per pound,
down by gravity. The ore shoot v«>ry liberal premiums are being rebels and federals took place near Te- la Barra intimated that Francisco I. thousand
at the central wait­
sentenced Mrs. Ella Reese to the sent
Veal -Fancy, 12(o 13c per pound. zer
Madero is the one really respnsible for ing rooms, persons
is about 20 fe»>t wide. The mill car­ offere«i for prize-winning animals.
who
cheered
the car crews
street gang and ordered that the city ries
naumaxtlan.
Hops — 1911 contracts, 30c per officials
six rolls with a crushing capacity
the elimination of Gomez. He stated as they passed on their final
provide her with bloomers. of 7,200
trips.
pound; 1910 crop, 26(u27c; 1909 Strt*et Commissioner
that he did not regard the situation as
pounds.
Apple Crop's Return Big.
Glynn refuses to
Firmin Wants No Trouble.
crop, 19oi 20c; olds, 1061.16.
critical.
The
more
conservative
ele­
Hood River — The Applegrowers’ Cape Haytien —The French steamer ment applauded the dismissal of
Fight Bitter in Canada.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 9(«t 16c per have a woman in the chain gang and
Tannery Will Ba Built.
union has made its first shipment of Caravelle
Winnipeg—The
report that the Do­
is
in
port
here
with
General
pound, according to shrinkage; val will resist the court's order.
Tillamook—Paying $600 an acre, this year's apple crop. The consign­ Antoine Firmin on board. General Gomez.
minion
government
will insist on
ley, 15o(17c; mohair, choice, .3tk<(
Peter Remer ami John Ponkner, of ment was composed of Red Astrachans. Firmin said, in an interview, that he
Ancient Secrets Found.
handling the registration of voters
37Jo per pound.
Settlers
Secure
Relief.
The
fruit
was
well
shaped,
smooth-
Portland,
have
bought
five
acres
of
the presidential election in Washington, D. C.—The house pub­ lists in Manitoba for the approaching
Cattle — Choice steers $5.50(>i6; Berkeley, Cal. The department of
on the Trask river, just outside skinned and without blemishes. Man­ hoped
Hayti
could
be carried out without lic lands committee has reported fav­ election created a sensation here and
good, $6.25(1(5.50; medium, $4.60o(5; archaeology of the University of Cali­ land
the city limits, with the intention of ager Sproat says the lot of apples will disturbances being
raised by any of orably the Warren bill granting leave shows that the fight is on over reci­
common, $3.756(4; choice cows, $4.60 fornia will devote a portion of the establishing
a tannery. They expect bring goo«i returns. All of last sea- the other candidates,
because such of absence until April 15, 1912, to procity. The law says the Dominion
( i i 4.76; good, $4.26«( 4.60; good, aver­ coming term to experiments in restor­
begin construction work within two sim's apples were sold by July 1, ami difficulties probably would
result in homesteaders in drouth regions of the has the right to prepare lists in the
age 1050 pounds, $4( k 4.26; common, ing old bronze and copper relic's that to
weeks, and to have their plant in the past year's business is now cleaned bloodshed.
If
the
election
went Coast. At the request of Representa­ province where they have not been
$2.750(3; choice heifers, $4.760(6; have tw n buried for centuries. A re­ operation
spring. They are buying up. The business last year amounteil against him. General Firmin added,
for a year. The provincial
choice bulls, $3.60(>( 3.75; choice cent discovery by Prof«>saor A. L. hides in by
tive Lafferty the bill was amended to prepared
to
a
little
more
than
$600,000.
the
meantime.
Twenty-five
government, continues, however, to
he would accept defeat gracefully.
calves, 200 pounds and under, $70( Kroeb«'r has resulted in the thorough men will be employed in the factory.
include
the
Burns.
Malheur,
The
7.25; good to choice, $6.50(<t6; com­ cleansing of several heavily corrodes!
Dalles and La Grande districts. The make its preparations to register.
Surveyors Nearing Florence.
Warship Crsw Mutinous,
mon, $401.6; choice stags, $4.60(0 spear heads and other relict.
will pass the house as an emer­
Storm Hits Southwest.
Liberate Trout Fry.
Florence Surveyors for the Wil­ Madrid — A section of the crew of bill
4.75; good. $4.25(04.50.
gency measure, taking effect at Kansas City—Rains which have fal­
Orphans Sat Home Afire.
Eugene—A shipment of 160,000 lamette & Pacific railroad, recently the Spanish battleship Numancia mu­ once.
Hogs — Extra choice light hogs,
len in Southwest Missouri. Southeast­
I7.S6M8; heavy. $6.65<o 6.90; heavy Chicago — Four inmates of the steelhead trout fry was received in incorporated by G. K. Wendling and tinied while the ship was lying in the
ern Kansas and Norther Oklahoma
Uhlich Evangelical Lutheran Orphans’ Eugene and sent up the McKenzie riv­ others, are now working along the roadstead at Tangier. The mutineers * Eastern Mills Shut Down.
rough, $6.75(o6.25.
since Wednesday morning have done
Sheep — Choice yearling wethers, Home set ¡fire to their dormitory, er. They will be liberated in that north aide of the Siuslaw river, and were overpowered and put in irons
coarse wool, $3.25(0.3.60; choice where there were 100 other children, stream and in a few years will be have reached a point about 12 miles while the battleship started at full Fall River, Mass.—Notices were damage estimated at more than $1,*
yearling wethers, east of mountains, because the daily privilege of a visit large enough to create great sport for above Florence. Another party Is speed for Cadiz. The official explana­ posted in the Fall River Iron Works 000,000. At Lowell, near Galena, an
$3.25(0 3.60, choice two and threes, to Lincoln park hail been denied to the anglers of this city and the many working on the west slope of the tion of the incident it that it was not company mill that after August 4 electric company dynamited its 30-
$30(3.26; choice spring lambs, $6.26 three of them. Firemen extinguisheii outside people who come here each Coast range, having rroase«i over by political in character, but a demon­ they will be shut down until further foot power dam. which cost nearly
(0 6.60; good, choice spring lambs, $5 the blaze after $200 damage had been year to enjoy the matchless fishing the Noti pass, and is coming in this stration against alleged hardships of notice. The shutdown affects 6,000 $500.000, in order to save the costly
operatives.
afforded on the stream.
the daily duties.
machinery of its planL
6(6.26; choice killing ewes, $2.76«j3. done.
Dungs of the World at Large
Told in Brief:
NEW FIRE RULE RIGID.
HOPS BRING 30 CENTS.
Precautions Must Be Taken in Burn­ Highest Price Since 1904—Further
ing of Forest Slashings.
Rite Predicted.
Island Rebels Triumph and
Ruler Forced to Quit.