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CIM ENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK Doings of the World at Large Told in Brief. to n e r a i R esum e o f Im portant Events P re se n te d in C on d en sed F orm fo r O u r Busy R ead ers. Jap an and R ussia have settled all claim s and counter claim s grow ing o u t o f th e w ar. I t is estim ated th a t b u rg la rs have secured $500,000 in New York C ity since Ju n e 1. The S ocialist m ayor o f M ilwaukee, W is., has been sued for slander by a judge of th e C ircu it court. Ju liu s K ru ttsc h n itt pred icts chaos on H arrim an lines if dem ands o f ra il w ay emloyes are granted. Many p a rtie s o f strik e b re a k e rs are being q u ietly hurried W est, presum ably to o p erate the H arrim an lines in case o f a strik e . A hurricane and high tid e combined a t C harleston., S. C., caused the death o f five persons and im m ense pro p erty dam age. F ire destroyed th e buildings o f the G reat N o rth ern mine, in th e Blue R iv er d is tric t o f Oregon, and sta rte d a disastrous fo rest fire. SERU M C U R E S H O G S. VICE-PRESIDENT OF HARRIMAN SYSTEM, WHO IS HASTEN ING WESTWARD FOR CONFERENCE WITH WORKMEN. R E C IP R O C IT Y S T IR S C A N A D A . C a lifo rn ia P r o f e s s o r S o lv e s P ro b le m o f C u r in g C h o le ra . S p e a k e r s A llege A m e ric a n P ro d u c t s W ill F lo o d M a rk e t s, B erkeley, C al.— R esults of e x p e ri m ents conducted by the bureau o f anim al in d u stry o f th e S ta te A g ricu l tu ral E x p erim en t sta tio n here, under th e d irection o f D r. C. M. H aring, w ith a view to m ak in g th e ra isin g of pork a profitable in dustry in th is sta te has been s o c ia lly announced by D irec to r W ickson, of the statio n here. The te s ts w ere conducted follow ing an ap p ro p riatio n o f $16,000 by the s ta te leg islatu re, s ta rtin g la st Ju n e, follow ing a re p o rt from th e s ta te v e t e rin a ria n , d ecla rin g th a t a very sm all p a rt o f th e pork consumed in th is s ta te w as raised locally. Follow ing a sta te m e n t th a t the in dustry w as un profitable m ainly because o f heavy losses through cholera, an a p p ro p ria tion w as m ade to conduct te s ts in se cu rin g g serum . The rep o rt o f resu lts of th e ex p erim en ts w as as follow s: “ C areful and p e rsiste n t a tte n tio n to p rev en tiv e m easures, such as q u a ra n tin e, d isin fectio n , proper feeding, e tc ., on th e p a rt o f the farm ers g en er ally would no doubt resu lt in m aterial reduction in the y early losses from hog cholera. The im portance o f ob serving these precautions cannot be overestim ated. “ H owever, as it is regarded as im p racticab le to enforce a general and com pletely effective q u aran tin e, the bureau of anim al in dustry has endeav ored for y ears to find a m edicine or serum w hich could be used for pre v en tin g hog cholera, o r fo r curing hogs sick o f th a t disease. “ I t is a w ell-known fa c t th a t hogs w hich have recovered from hog chol e ra a re th e re a fte r im m une from the disease. The ex p erim en t o f th e bu reau of anim al in dustry resulted in the discovery th a t when such im m unes are injected w ith th e blood from a sick hog, ’th e im m une is no t made sick, b u t aH a re su lt o f th is infection its blood acquires the pow er to p ro tect o th e r hogs from hog cholera. I t is now en tirely possible to p ro tect hogs if they are tre a te d w ith serum from a p ro p erly -treated im mune. In the te s ts practically 2,000 hogs, located on 47 se p a ra te farm s, w ere tre a te d . The problem has finally been Bolved.” Follow ing orders from the s ta te au th o rities, th e new serum used as a re su lt o f the ex p erim en ts is to be sold by the board o f reg en ts o f th e u n iv er sity , as fa s t as it is made up, to fa rm e rs in several p a rts o f th e s ta te . Ac cording to P rofessor W ickson, the serum is to be sold a t cost, a tem p o r ary price h aving been se t a t 2} cents a cubic c en tim eter. O ttaw a, O nt.— Reports coming in from all p a rts o f Canada show the in te n sity o f the election stru g g le now under full headw ay, and reflect also the position and progress o f the v ar ious elem ents on the m ain issue, reci procity betw een Canada and ,th e U ni ted States. A lthough the cam paign comes w hile h arv estin g is a t its height, conven tions and political m eeting are draw ing audiences unparalleled fo r size. I t is conceded th a t a g re a te r percen tage o f votes will be polled than ever before in Canada. R eciprocity has continued th e dom inant issue since P rem ier L a u rie r and O pposition L eader Borden m ade th e ir in itia l addresses. Since then Mr. Borden has rem ained in O ntario, speaking daily, w hile ‘ P re m ie r L aur ier, a fte r one O ntario m eeting, has sw ung over the French-C anadian prov ince of Quebec, w here he has been ad dressing from one to tw o m eetings each day, including Sunday. M eantim e th e prem iers o f various provinces and o th er leaders have been arraig n in g them selves on the firing line. P rem ier W hitney, of O ntario, P rem ier McBride, of B ritish Columbia, and P rem ier H azen, o f N ew B runs wick, have taken th e stum p in opposi tion to reciprocity, and to th e re tu rn of the L a u rie r candidates. Clifford S ifton, form ery a m em ber o f the L au rie r m in istry , is holding m eetings in O ntario, a t which he denounced the reciprocity agreem ent. The grounds tak en fo r and a g a in st reciprocity are shown in the rep o rts com ing from all sections. The fight a g a in st reciprocity is m ade on both economic and sentim ental grounds. The opposition speakers declare th a t ag ricu ltu re in the U nited S ta te s is so much b e tte r developd than it is in C anada th a t the C anadian farm er will be sw am ped by th e arriv a l of food products from th e U nited S tates. Con se rv ativ e papers have been p rin tin g offers tfrom alleged A m erican fru it, d airy and provision firms to sell cheees, fru it, vegetables and o th er provisions to C anadian dealers a t less than the prevailing C anadian ra te s, as soon as th e ^reciprocity ag reem en t is confirmed. J L I.IL S “M EN ARE TREATED K I« LTTSCH Sj IT T . F A IR L Y .” K ru ttsc h n itt S a y s H a r rim a n S h o u ld B e P ra ise d . L in e s O m aha — Ju liu s K ru ttsc h n itt said when here S atu rd ay forenoon on his w ay W est th a t th e strik e question G overnm ent Food E x p e rt W iley has rested wholly w ith th e em ployes of barred green oranges from m ark et, the H arrim an lines. and C alifornia grow ers fe a r to ship In an interview , Mr. K ru ttsc h n itt th e ir fr u it E ast, lest it be confiscated. declared th a t th e m a tte r o f a s trik e on A Chinese steam er is en ro u te to th e H arrim an system w as up to the the U nited S ta te s w ith 72 young C hi men and th a t th e railroad had never nese stu d en ts aboard, including two refused to confer w ith its employes. women, all of whom are com ing to “ So fa r as we a re concerned,” said study in A m erican schools. he, “ we are h av in g no tro u b le w ith o ur men. W e a re paying the best Officials declare th a t all precautions w ages o f any road in th e country, and required by law w ere fully observed in n o tw ith stan d in g th a t business haB the m oving p ictu re th e a te r a t Canons- been bad fo r m onths, we have been burg , I*a., in w hich 26 people w ere c a rry in g on o u r payrolls a large num killed in a panic follow ing _ a false ber o f people not needed. We have alarm o f fire. alw ays tre a te d o u r men w ith fairness, and a t th e p resen t tim e are paying out The salmon pack on th e Colum bia annually betw een $300,000 and $400,- riv e r for th e season is e stim ated to be 000 to su p eran n u ated em ployes.” w orth $6,000,000. Mr. K ru tts c h n itt refused to discuss The p ain tin g “ Mona L is a ,” stolen the question o f reo rg nizing the fed er from the L ouvre in Baris, is said to ated labor organ ization. He would not have been tak e n to Belgium on a ex p ress an opinion as to w h eth er or fre ig h t tra in . not th e p resen t retren ch m en t move m en t on th e H arrim an system had Mrs. Ja n e Dowie, widow of th e late reached its lim it. I t all depended founder o f Zion C ity, will s ta r t a new upon business, he asserted. In this colony a t h er sum m er home near A L A S K A IS W O N D E R . connection, Mr. K ru ttsc h n itt declared W h itehall, Mich. the H arrim an lines should be praised S e c re ta ry F is h e r 's V is it [to N o rth fo r d e fe rrin g th e c u ttin g down of A barrel o f oil exploding in the P r o v e s Revelation, th e ir forces so long, ra th e r than be sh a ft o f a m ine a t Ely, N ev., caused the death of seven men and serious in Cordova, A laska— C om pleting a 400- blam ed for doing it now. O ther roads, he said, had been laying off men for ju ry to th ree others. m ile tr ip along th e C opper R iv er months. Edison, who is to u rin g Europe, finds valley into th e in te rio r o f A laska, the bread in th e old cou n tries much W alter L. F isher, se cretary o f the in R E B E L S BEA T EN O FF. b e tte r than a t home. terio r, stepped from his tra in bubbling P re sid e n t-E le c t o f E c u a d o r W in s Im A road roller se t fire to a passing over w ith adm iration and w onder a t p o rta n t V ic to ry , the g re a t sig h ts he had seen on his load o f fu rn itu re in the s tre e ts of G uayaquil, Ecuador— G eneral Tre- P ortland, and the fire d ep a rtm e n t had journey to K enncott, the term in u s of the C opper R iver & N orth w estern vlnc, a t th e head o f 800 troops loyal to be called to ex tin g u ish th e blaze. railroad. to E m ilio E strad a, p resid en t-elect of A young mnn in New York city , o u t S ecretary F ish e r and his p a rty , to Ecuador, occupied J in i Ja p a , province o f work and cash, sold a p in t of his g e th e r w ith a delegation o f Cordova o f M anabi, w ith o u t resistance. blood for $25 w ith which to pay his business men, m ade the trip on a spe The rebels u n d er Colonel Carlos A l board bill. The blood w as tran sfu sed cial tra in . A t C ihtina, S ecretary faro, who have flocked to G eneral Fla- into th e a rte rie s of a woman in a hos F ish e r addressed a mass m eetin g of vio A lfa ro ’s stan d ard on his a tte m p t p ital who w as not recovering properly citizens. H e gave them assurance of to w re st the office o f chief executive from u serious o|M>ration. fa ir play. A t th e Bonanza copper from E strad a, evacuated the tow n on m ines. S e c retary F ish er showed much the approach o f the governm ent PO RTLAND M ARKETS, in te re st in th e m ines, and w as con troops. I t is announced th a t A lfaro ’s d u c t'd through the w orks force is now disbanding. W heat— New crop, bluestem , 836/* D uring (lie e n tire tr ip S ecretary A new band o f outlaw s appeared 84e; club, 79((t80c; red R ussian, 78c; F ish er w as busy sh ak in g hands w ith n ear San Borondon, province of Los valley, 79oi 80c. old prospectors nnd pioneers and took Rios, cheering fo r A lfaro. A fte r MillstufTs — Bran, $24.50(d25 per a deep in te re st in th e ir alTairs and two sk irm ish es w ith the police this to n ; m iddlings, $12; shorts, $25.60 asked m any questions reg ard in g the force w as dispersed, leaving four (<(26; rolled barley, $30.B0</» 31.50. pressin g need o f th e ir p a rtic u la r lo killed and five wounded on the field. C om — Whole, $33; cracked, $34 per c alities. The prospectors replied th a t Ten o f th e band w ere made prisoners. ton. the m ost p ressin g need w as cheaper The g overnm ent losses w ere tw o B arley—New, feed, $28(d28.60 per fuel. men killed and several wounded. to n ; brew ing, $32((i)33. As in o th e r places he has v isited, he A resolution w as passed by congress O a ts —Old w hite, $27 per to n ; new, asked th e citizen s concerning th e ir providing for E stra d a 's assum ption to $25. view s of th e best 'm ethod of opening th e presidency. H ay—T im othy, valley, $15fri l6 ; al the coal lands. W hile many said they fa lfa , $11; clover, $ 8 .6 0 j/9 ; g rain w ere w illin g to leave th a t question to C o a s t G u n s H it T a rg e ts. hay, $9.6061)10. Mr. F ish e r and congress, all agreed F o rt Stevens, O r.—The 12-inch m or Fresh F ru its — C antaloupes, $16/2 th a t prom pt action w as necessary. ta rs w ere fired in full service ta rg e t per c ra te ; peaches, 65c(o$1.25 box; p ractice, using a 1046-pound projec w aterm elons, lc pound; plum s, 90c tile and firing several thousand yards R e c o r d F lig h t Planned, (a $1.75 c ra te ; prunes $1.75 box; new to sea a t a rapidly m oving ta r g e t S t. Isiu is P lans for a tran s-M issis apples, $ 1.75(0 2.50 box ; blackberries, tow ed by th e ste a m e r Firnance. O ut sippi hydroplane (light n e x t m onth of $1.50e/*1.76; pears, $1.25(ul.75 box; o f 10 shots fired e ig h t w ere hits. C asabas, $2.25(u2.60 p e r dozen; not less than 1,500 miles, sufficient to T his is a phenom enal record for m or eclipse th e w o rld ’s record ju s t e sta b grap es, $1.50(1/1.65 per box. ta rs, one h it o u t o f 10 being consid V e g e ta b le s— Beans, 5(«f,10c; cab lished by H arry N. Atwood, are well ered fa ir shooting, bcause o f the fact bages, $2 per h u ndredw eight; corn, under way here. Two courses a re un th a t m o rta rs a re fired several m iles in 26(030c per dozen; cucum bers, $1(</ d er consideratio -to s ta rt a t St. Paul th e a ir and under m ost difficult condi 1.25 per sack ; eggp lan t, 5«i8c pound; and finish a t V icksburg, M iss., a d is tions. M ortars a re fired a t one-m inute garlic, 100112c pound; lettu ce, 8001 tan ce of 1,511 m iles, or to s ta r t at in terv als. 35c dozen; hothouse lettu ce, $1.25(0 D ubuque," I a ., and finish a t New O r The purpose of 1.75 per box; peppers, 8ft/ 10c pound ; leans, 1,656 m iles. M e n W ill N o t C o m p ro m ise , radishes, 12tc dozen; tom atoes, 90coi. , the light is to focus a tte n tio n on the San F rancisco— E. L. Requin, p re si $1.25 box; new carro ts, $1.75 per M ississippi on th e eve o f the deep w a te r convention a t Chicago. dent o f th e San F rancisco F ederation sack ; tu rn ip s, $1.25; beets, $1.76. o f th e shop em ployes of the H arrim an P otatoes — Oregon, l j o / l f c per lines, said S atu rd ay n ig h t th a t he be P o p e W h o lly R e co ve re d . pound; sw eet potatoes, 4 |(a 5 c per Rome- T he pope celeb rated mass lieved a secret vote being taken here pound. O n io n s—_W alla W alla. $1.75 per and a fte rw a rd proceeded to th e V a ti by th e F ederation would be unanim ous T he resu lt o f a vote can gardens, w here he received his fo r a strik e . hundred. " I t now P oultry— Hens, 15(dl5}c; springs, first v isito r outsid e the p riv a te office will not be m ade public. 16c; ducks, young, 17c; geese, 11c; since his illness. T his was C ardinal rests e n tire ly w ith the com pany.” A rcoverde de A lbuquerque, A rch said Requin. “ The men all over the turk ey s, 18(rt 19c. B u tte r—C ity cream ery e x tra , 1 and bishop o f Rio Jan eiro , who cam e to country have declared unanim ously for 2-pound p rin ts, in boxes, 31c per pay his farew ell respects, as he was a s trik e unless o ur conditions are m et. pound; less than box lota, cartons and leaving fo r A m erica. The pontiff ap We a re d eterm ined w e shall be recog peared en tire ly recovered and in te r nized as a F e d e ra tio n .” delivery ex tra. Eggs — Fresh O regon ranch, ested him self in the alTairs o f th e dio B u r g la r s L ik e N e w Y o r k . cese. H e ended the audience by be candled, 26c per dozen. stow ing th e apostolic benediction on New York — T he p ast sum m er has Pork Fancy, 10}(ii 11c per pound. th e churches in South America. been th e m ost profitable for burglars Veal —Fancy, 136/ 14c p er pound. and sn eak th iev es in the history o f the Hops^ 1911 contracts, 4(k<r41c per B a th e r s M u s t Be M o d e st. New York police d e p artm en t and it is pound; 1910 crop, 38(d40c; 1909 A tla n tic C ity, N. J . The thousands e stim ated th a t th e to tal o f plunder crop, 27c; olds, 176/ 20c. Wool Choice E astern Oregon, 9(n o f p re tty young women from New since Ju n e I, including b u rg larie s in 16c per pound, according to sh rin k Y ork, P h iladelphia and o th e r large sub u rb an tow ns, is m ore than $500,- ag e ; valley, 156/17c |>er pound; mo cities, who a re fond o f d isp o rtin g 000. The police list o f stolen property h air, choice, 36(o 37 to. them selves on th e beach, and also on in th e past tw o m onths shows more C attle— E x tra choice steers, $5.60 ' the s tre e ts o f th is resort, clad in b a th than 4,200 item s, o f w hich recoveries (i/5.76; good, $5.25(0 5.50; choice ing su its and high heeled shoes, are have been m ade in only 20 instances. cows, $4.50(0 4.75; good, $4.25(o4.60; sorely d istressed over an o rd er which The lis t includes 780 w atches and and good, av erage 1050 pounds, $4(o4.25; I A cting M ayor C arm any has issued. 1 $200,000 w orth o f diam onds common, $2.75(0 3; choice heifers. The ord er bars the w earer of an un- jew elry. $ 4 . 9 0 i o 5 ; c h o i c e bulls. $3.500£3.75; draped b ath in g su it from app earin g on B u rn J u d g e in Effigy. choice calves, 200 pounds and under, th e s tre e t so garbed. $7.25(07.50; good to choice calves, B eattie — U n ited S ta te s D istrict G irl S w im s 16 M ile s. $5.50(0 6 ; common, $4(o5; choice Ju d g e H anford w as hanged in effigy stags, $4.5(H(f|4.76; good, $4.25(0 4.50. New York E laine Golding o f Bat S atu rd ay by a crow d in front of Hogs — E x tra choice lig h t hogs, Beach swam from the B attery in New D ream land rink a t a m ass m eeting to $8.15(o8.25; choice heavy, $7(o7.25; York to Coney Island , 15 miles. Miss p ro test a g a in st his action in issuing a heavy rough, $6 25(o6.50. Golding is 20 y ears old and w eighs 190 tem p o rary injunction in th e trouble S h e e p -C h o ic e yearlings, w ethers. pounds. She w in m any cham pion betw een the S e a ttle , Renton A South $3.25(0 3.60; choice two and threes, ships a t sh o rt and m iddle distances. ern railw ay and its p atrons in the R ai $3*o 3.15; choice m ountain lam bs, H er tim e, one m in u te m ore th an six n ier valley. Ju d g e H anford issued $4.26(0 4.36; choice valley lam bs, $4 hours, is regarded as exceptional, as th e injunction re stra in in g passengers A t 4.16; choice killings ewes, $2.60,o heavy rain fell all th e tim e and the and th e city from in te rfe rin g w ith the 2.75. sea w as choppyJJ com pany's efforta to collect e x tra fare. FIVE KILLED BY COLLAPSE OF UMPQUA VALLEY BRIDGE R oseburg, O r.— Five men w ere a l m ost in stan tly killed and five others w ere injured, fo u r o f them seriously, when th e big wooden bridge spanning the U m pqua riv e r in Coles valley, 18 m iles n o rth w est of R oseburg, col lapsed and fell into th e w ater, a dis tance o f about 60 feet. All the killed and injured w ere m em bers o f the Douglas C ounty bridge gang, and had been a t w ork re p airin g the ill-fated stru c tu re for about th ree weeks. W ith the south end of th e bridge in ta c t, the crew began rem oving the false w ork to th e opposite end of the stru c tu re to replace some defective eyebeam s. They had only p artly com pleted the task when the whole span suddenly quivered and an in sta n t la te r crashed to th e w ater below. The e n tire crew w as rem oving the floor planking when th e collapse came, and none w ere able to escape. The in ju red w ere cared fo r by neighboring farm ers and doctors w ere rushed from R oseburg and O akland in autom obiles to the scene of the d isas ter, w here ev ery th in g possible was done for the injured men. The five bodies of those killed w ere also recov ered by farm ers and tak en to Rose burg for interm ent. The bridge consisted o f a single span 332 fe e t long, and w as b u ilt in 1891, a t a cost o f $22,000. A steel bridge will probably be b u ilt in its place. P O R T U G U E S E N O T U N IT . W ith D ivid e d Party, N a tio n Is F a c in g C r i s i s — S t r ik e s A d d e d M e n a ce . Lisbon—The political situ atio n in Portugal is ta k in g a serious tu rn . The R epublic p arty is com pletely divided. The advanced elem ent, under th e lead ersh ip o f A lfonse Costa, provisional m in iste r of ju stice, and the conserva tiv e section, under A ntonio A lm eida, provisional m in iste r o f th e in terio r, and Senor Camacho, declared open w ar a t th e elections fo r the presidency, the m oderates w inning the day. The difference in the stre n g th of th e two sections is not g re a t and P res ident A rriag a is devoting all his en H U N N E W E L L IS T A X L E S S . ergy to conciliating the rival factions, but the chances of his succeeding are F ig h t Betw een C o u n c il and W o m a n not considered easy. M a y o r A ls o E m p tie s T re a su ry , H unnew ell, -K an. — H unnew ell is confronted w ith the problem of m eet ing city expenses w ith o u t a tax levy, as a resu lt of the w ar betw een Mrs. E lla W ilson, m ayor, and th e city council, who objected to a woman ex ecutive. The c ity council failed to fix th e an nual tax levy, and th e tim e lim it w ithin w hich the levy may be made has expired. M ayor W ilson is considering the ad v isab ility o f b ringing o u ster suits a g a in s t m em bers of the council on the grounds o f negligence. The woman m ayor is castin g about for some m ethod of securing money to pay tow n expenses. She urged th a t a poll tax be collected, but th is required an ordinance by the council, and the council refuses to pass such an ord inance. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE OREGO N C oast H O PS BEST. P ro d u c t Is R ic h in S a y s Sc ie n tist. S O IL E X P E R T IS H E R E . Lup u lin H . W . G ru n tk y , o t M e d fo rd , sp ect O r e g o n F a rm s . C orvallis— In v estig atio n s m ade d u r ing the p ast y e a r by H. V. T a rta r, chem ist of th e O regon E xperim ent S ta tion, show th a t Pacific C oast hops are not surpassed in q u ality by hops from any o th er p a rt o f th e world. The re su lts indicate th a t preference fo r fo r eign hops and New Y ork hops are largely prejudice and cannot be backed up w ith facts. The p resen t “ rub and nose” m ethod o f ju d g in g hops has been found to be sadly in erro r, and un reliab le fo r d eterm in in g accurately the real value of hops for com m ercial use. W hen th e old prejudices and fa u lty m ethods of ju d g in g a re laid aside. Pacific C oast hops will rank d ifferently and much h ig h er in the m a rk e ts o f th e world. P rofessor T a rta r believes th a t one o f th e best things th a t can be done fo r th e hop industry in th is s ta te is to em ploy stan d ard s for judging the product upon a scientific basis. The Oregon hops a re very rich in lupulin and b it te r principles, and th is should be rec ognized and its value considered in th e m a rk e t price paid. A m ovem ent fo r th e adoption o f new standards fo r the v aluation of hops already has been sta rte d in th is country by the In tern atio n al Hop P rize ex h ib it, w hich w ill be held O ct. 11 and 12 a t Chicago. A t th is ex h ib it the hops w ill be judged fo r the first tim e by a scientific standard. The tru th reg ard in g real value o f hops from the d ifferen t localities w ill be ascertained. “ The O regon hopgrow ers should by all m eans p a rtic ip a te in th is ex h ib it, and thu3 aid in show ing th e superior q u ality of Pacific C oast ho p s,” said P rofessor T a rta r. P E A R S H IP M E N T S H E A V Y , M e d f o r d G r o w e r s Plan to B u ild S t o r a ge Plant. M edford—T h irty -th re e cars of B a rt le tt pears have been shipped from the valley since the season opened, two w eeks ago, and the fr u it is going out a t th e ra te o f five cars a day. The f r u it is m a tu rin g rapidly under fav o r able clim atic conditions, and the Howell pears are now being harvested. The Howells are exceptionally fine th is year, and are expected to b rin g good prices. All th e f r u it th a t has been shipped so fa r is being held in Chicago a w a it ing the clearin g o f th e m ark et of cheap fru it. The local association is g re a tly in need of a cold storage p lan t here, and te n ta tiv e plans a re being m ade fo r the erectio n o f a $100,000 p la n t n e x t season. W ith such a p la n t in Medford, local grow ers w ill be able to hold th e ir f r u it fo r the prices they w ant, instead o f h aving to ship them to comm ission houses from the trees. F R U IT S H A D O W S S T O C K . “ M O N A L IS A ” C L E W FO UND. C h e r b o u r g P olice S a y T w o M e n W ent A b o a r d S h ip W ith Panel. C herbourg— In connection w ith the search for the p ain tin g , “ Mona L is a ,” w hich disappeared la st Monday from the Louvre a t P aris, the port police have reported to the P aris headquar ters th at, on W ednesday la s t tw o men carry in g two fram e canvasses sep ar ated by a wooden panel, sailed aboard the K aiser W ilhelm II for New York. They think th a t possibly th e panel concealed th e p a in tin g “ Mona L is a .” The au th o rities in P aris have been ad vised. T illa m o o k C o u n ty F in d s B ig g e r P r o f its in N e w Ind u stry. B ay C ity — Tillam ook county is aw akening to the possibilities th a t lie in a developm ent o f its ag ricu ltu ral resources. I t has been found th a t an acre o f land, if used fo r the feeding of dairy stock, w ill only produce a retu rn o f about $75, b u t th a t if th e sam e land is plowed and se t to sm all fr u it and v egetables, the income to be derived w ill be in the neighborhood of $600 o r $700, or, in o th er w ords, from e ig h t to nine tim es g re a te r. Mohler, th e new tow nsite on the Pacific R ailroad & N avigation com pany lin e; th e Com m ercial club of N ehalem , ju s t in the process o f form atio n ; the Com m ercial club o f Bay C ity, and th e D evelopm ent league of T illam ook, have joined fo r th e ad vancem ent o f th is new line of develop m ent. to In Medford — The U nited S tates de p a rtm e n t o f A griculture has recently assigned or.« o f its ex p erts in ir rig a tion, H. W. G runsky, o f th is city, to conduct a series o f in v estig atio n s in one or m ore o f the m any prom ising a g ricu ltu ral d is tric ts e a s t o f the C as cade ran g e. * The irrig a tio n in v estig atio n office h o gradually extended its field of operations frum sm all beginnings, 15 or 20 y ears ago, u n til now it has a corps o f train ed engineers invading each o f th e sta te s w est o f th e M issis sippi riv e r as well as m any of those east. O f all th e offices and branches of the d e p artm en t of a g ric u ltu re th ere is perhaps none m ore d irectly helpful to the ' condition o f th e individual farm ers and the d istric ts in which it operates than th is office. Mr. G runsky has opened an office a t 530 Beck building, P ortland, and is anxious to g e t in touch w ith all in terested farm ers. “ My first d u ty ,” said Mr. G runsky, “ w ill be to decide ju s t w here to oper ate, and w h at lines of in v estig atio n w ill be m ost helpful. We do not care to throw ourselves into th e arm s of d isin terested p arties, b u t will go w here, o th e r things being equal, we receive th e best welcome. The funds a t our disposal a re lim ited and we need th e co-operation o f w ide-aw ake fa rm ers who a re w illing to m eet us h alf way in experim entation. Some of the m ost probable lines o f inquiry open a re : T he am ount o f w a te r to be ap plied fo r the b est economic re tu rn s; tim e and num ber o f ap p licatio n s; effect o f w a te r on soils and effect of irrig a tio n on d ifferen t crops w ith re spect to a p artic u la r lo c a lity .” S H IP P E R S G E T R E Q U E S T . N o r th w e s t F ru itm e n G ra n te d a ge in T r a n s it ” Rate. “ Sto r Portland — F ru it shippers in the N orthw est w ere g ran ted the long- prayed-for “ sto rag e in tr a n s it” ra te by the various railroads o p eratin g out o f th is te rrito ry . T his inform ation w as received in P ortland by a telegram se n t by F rank W. R obinson,(-general fre ig h t ag en t o f th e H arrim an lines, "to H arvey E. L ounsberry, assista n t general fre ig h t ag en t. All o th er roads have advised th e ir local ag en ts o f the arran g em en t. In effect the new ra te w ill be 10 cents per hundred pounds bn apples sen t from anyw here in th e N o rth w est to any E astern d estin atio n , in addi tion to th e re g u lar published fre ig h t rates. Storage w ill be p erm itted a t any m ain line point su b ject to local conditions, such as sw itch in g charges and w arehouse rates. This a rran g em en t w ill give the N orthw est dealers ad v an tag e o f the E astern m a rk e t as soon as possible a fte r favorable prices a re quoted. A sh ip p er w ill be able to bill his fr u it through to h is E a stern m ark et and sto re it a t any convenient point. W hen th e m ark et is sufficiently a t tra c tiv e he w ill be able to continue the m ovem ent to d estin atio n . This additional charg e o f 10 cents will enable the shipper to ta k e advan tag e o f th e through ra te. O therw ise, if he desired to store his f r u it so as to be n e a r th e m a rk e t he would be re quired to pay the com bination of local rates. A P P L E C R O P T O B E L IG H T . H ood R iv e r G r o w e r s E x p e c t H a lf ot L a s t Y e a r. O n ly Rome— V isitors to th e g allery a t Hood R iv er— “ I f th e demand for V illa C ariotta, on L ake Como, re cen t sm all-sized apples, w hich prevailed ly have rem arked the disappearance th roughout th e m ark ets la s t season, o f a copy o f th e p a in tin g “ Mona continues th is y e a r,” said C harles R. J O H N D. R E L I S H E S G A M E . L isa ,” executed d u ring th e life tim e of C astner, county f r u it inspector, Leonardo DaVinci. No one konws “ Hood R iv er grow ers w ill find a ready O il K i n g 's S t o c k R is e s S l l , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 w hat becam e o f it, and the new spapers H A S N E W A T T R A C T IO N . m a rk e t fo r th e ir products. Because suggest a connection betw een its co- W h ile H e P la y s G olf. o f th e desire o f the consum er to be disappearance and the mens C leveland, O .— W hile John D. Rock M a n a g e r s o f State F a ir S e c u r e N ote d able to purchase sm all-sized fr u it la st e fe lle r w as playing golf w ith C aptain year, th e local orchardists have not P rim a D on n a . G irl In L y n c h in g P lo t ? Levi Scofield and others in a foursom e done as much th in n in g th is y e a r as Salem — Madam M arie Begue, who Lincoln, Neb. — Miss E unice M ur la s t.” a t F o rest H ill links W ednesday m orn ing, S tandard Oil stock w as soaring phy, living on a ranch n ear Cody, w as form erly a m em ber o f the M etro W. K. N ew ell, p resid en t o f the politan G rand O pera company o f New on th e New York curb. I t w ent up a N eb., is w anted by the s ta te au th o ri s ta te board o f h o rticu ltu re, w as in Y ork C ity, is to sing a t the Salem tie s on the charge of having incited total o f 47 points in th e m orning. th is city and m et w ith th e d ifferent R o ckefeller’s play w as in terru p ted the m urder o f her sw eeth eart, C harles S ta te F a ir d u rin g the week it is in fr u it men, m ark eters and grow ers. progress, S eptem ber 11 to 16. T his several tim es w hile he received and T. Sellers. Sellers w as hanged the E stim a te s o f the v alley ’s product th is sent telegram s. I t is believed he w as n ig h t of Ju n e 18, by K enneth Murphy, is th e first tim e th a t a p rim a donna season place the crop a t betw een 50 has ever appeared a t a s ta te fa ir, and the g ir l’s b ro th e r; H a rry H eath, her d irectin g buying oj>erations th a t and 60 p er cen t o f la s t y e a r’s. The caused the rem arkable rise. All m es cousin, and A lm a and G eorge Weed. it opens up a new e ra in the h isto ry of j A pple G row ers' union is d is trib u tin g the organ izatio n w hich has an even Miss M urphy is supposed to be a t In sages w ore received and sent by Rock am ong th e grow ers e stim a te blanks. R equisition papers h a lf century o f progress behind it. These probably will be in before the e fe lle r’s p riv ate o p erato r a t his home. dependence, Mo. W ith the prim a donna, who sings con I t is alleged A nsw ers as received w ere delivered to have been issued. middle o f Septem ber, and then it will th a t she expected to in h e rit his tra lto , is h er husband, Sig. B ernard be possiblle to m ake definite e s ti the oil k in g by a boy on a bicycle. Begue, a b arito n e o f ra re voice and R ockefeller’s holdings increased in property. m ates. g re a t d ram atic in ten sity . The couple value $11,000,000 betw een b re a k fa st w ill be accom panied by the g re a t Fer- W o m a n H e a d P o sta l B a n k , and luncheon. N e w b e r g A ft e r S p r in g s . rullo Band, w hich has become fam ous Los A ngeles— W l\fn the postal sav Salem — A lively contest has de in the Pacific N orthw est. ings bank opens in Los A ngeles about T h o m a s W . L a w s o n Guilty. veloped over N ew b erg 's prospective Plym outh. Mass. Thom as W. Law- the m iddle o f Septem ber, it is to be in w a te r supply. J . C. Hudson, a ctin g N e w R o a d C o n t ra c t s to Be L e t S o o n charge of Mrs. B. G. Shelton. Mrs. son, the Boston financier, has been m ayor o f N ew berg, filed in th e office Marshfield— C. J . M illis, form erly of the s ta te engineer on O tis and found g u ilty of conducting a lo ttery Shelton fo r y ears has been the a ssist a t the M arshfield fa ir la st week and a n t sup erin ten d en t o f the money order m anager o f the Marshfield in te re sts of G uard springs, a few m iles e a st of fined $100. Lawson has appealed. As division in th e local postoffice and th e Southern Pacific, and recently en N ew berg. The w a te r from these president o f th e Marshfield A gricul form erly w as connected w ith the au gaged in w ork for Vice P resid en t Cal springs is w anted for th e c ity ’s w a te r tu ral society, he announced before the d ito r’s division in the Postoffice de vin in N evada and C alifornia, has a r supply. A few days previous J . D. fa ir th at a horse, c a rria g e and harness p artm en t at W ashington. Mrs. Shel rived in th is city for a business v isit. Gordon filed on these sam e springs for from his farm would be given to the ton w as given the positon because of He has announced th a t the Southern irrig a tio n purposes. M ayor Hodson a l holder o f some tek et. F ifteen thou her peculiar fitness. She w ill be the Pacific expects to be able to le t con leges th a t the city h as expended con sand tic k e ts w ere d istrib u ted and first woman su p erin ten d en t o f a tr a c ts for the line from E ugene to siderable money in opening up th e Coos Bay, probably nex t m onth, and springs, and th a t Gordon knew th is. a tick et bearing th e num ber of the postal savings bank. th a t if th is is done the work w ill be w inner w as draw n a t the close o f the M a n on L o g D e fie s R a p id s. pushed throughout the w inter. C hief fair. C itiz e n s Im p ro v e O w n H a rb o r. S au lt Ste. M arie, M ich.— W hile 6,- E ngineer Hood, is expected h ere soon Tillam ook — W ithout governm ent to look over th e proposed route 0(H) persons looked on Jam es Pollock, T r o o p s S e n t to A frica . aid, and relying solely on th e ir own M adrid— D ispatches from Las P a l a riverm an, o f Tower. Mich, shot the resources, residents o f N ehalem h a ve C la c k a m a s H o g s H ave C h o le ra . m as, C anary islands, say 500 Spanish S t. M aries riv e r rapids on a log. For undertaken the construction of a je tty soldiers a re m aking p rep aratio n s to his feat he received $35. In a canoe I O regon C ity — H og cholera in a v iru a t the m outh o f the N ehalem riv er, guides. Pollock was I len t form has m ade its appearance in which w ill give them excellent harbor em bark on the tra n sp o rt A lm irante w ith Indian Dr. H. M. Thomas, a facilities. A t a cost o f $50,000, a Ixibo, to occupy S ain t Croix la Mineu- taken to the head o f the rapids. Six th is county. been I v e te rin a ria n o f G ladstone, found th a t je tty from the south shore o f the N e ro, on th e Moroccan coast, w here the m inutes la ter, a fte r having arriv a l la st Ju ly o f the G erm an w a r w hired about th e thousand g ig an tic 11 hogs on one farm had the disease. halem , ex ten d in g 2.000 feet seaw ard, from He notified S ta te V eterin arian L ytle w ith a solid wall o f rock risin g from ship P a n th er stirre d up the present in boulders and o ften obscured tern atio n al d ispute over Morocco. view , he em erged from the rapids and th e la tte r had the hogs q u aran 10 to 30 fe e t above the riv e r bottom , tined. Dr. L ytle does not think there w ill be b u ilt. The news rep o rtin g the m ovem ent of w ithout a scratch. is any danger o f the disease spreading. a Spanish force to Southern Morocco T his is the first tim e th e disease has G irl T o s s e d 'O v e r b o a r d . C a n a l M a y B e R u sn e d . has not y e t been confirmed. Holland. M ich.— A ngered, he said, appeared in th is county, and Dr. L ytle O regon C ity— P resident Hedges, of G o ld O u tp u t S 3 OOO.OOO. because G race Lyons, of Chicago, says it w ill soon be eradicated. the Oregon City com m ercial club, has S e a ttle A ccording to estim ates at broke her prom ise of m arriag e, W al received a telegram from R ep resen ta B e e f P r ic e s P r ic e s A re H ig h . the S e a ttle assay office, the output of te r Hopper, o f Chicago, attack ed her tive H aw ley giving th e inform ation the Iditarod gold d is tric t in A laska on board the steam er P u ritan in mid P rineville— H eavy m ovem ent o f c a t th a t no fu rth e r congressional action th is season has reaches! $3,000,000. lake and tossed her overboard. H er tle through P rin ev ille w as the featu re was necessary in connection w ith the W ithin th e last two m onths the local body w as not recovered. N ew s o f the o f th e week in the local stock m arket. construction of the canal on th e e a st offices have received $300,000 from I tragedy w as flashed by w ireless and More than $100.000 w orth of b eef on side o f the W illam ette riv e r a t th e th is d is tric t and a like am ount ia said officers w ere w aitin g for H opper when I th e hoof w as sold here in one lot last falls. Mr. Hawley is o f the opinion to have gone to San Francisco. the boat reached the dock. w eek. th a t th e work will be sta rte d soon. I