CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
Dungs of the World i t Urge
Told in Brief.
Ban«ra l Resuma o f Im p ortan t Events
Presented In Condensed F o rm
fo r O u r Busy Readers.
Senator Stephenson, of Wisconsin,
admits he spent $107,000 to be elected
The csar of Russia is steadily grow
ing in popularity with the poorer
classes.
San Francisco has begun a war on
bucket shops, and landed 20 at the
first raid.
Sixty thousand Arabs have joined
the Turkish forces in Tripoli and a des
perate war seems probable.
President Markham, of the Illinois
Central, is said to be the best poker
player, as well as the best railroader,
in the Middle West.
The Southern California conference
of the Methodist church urges the
abolition of the rules against cards,
dancing and theaters.
One man was killed and three badly
hurt in a riot when strikebreakers dis
embarked to go to work in the rail
road shops at Houston.
Workmen cannot be had to search
the ruins at Austin, Pa., for bodies,
and it is feared the ruins will have to
be burned for sanitary reasons.
The Kubak river in Alaska, sup
posed to be a small Btream, has been
found to be navigable for 300 miles,
and for small craft at least 200 miles
more.
A fund of $20,000,000 for govern
ment irrigation work is available on
demand of the secretary of the inter
ior, yet not a cent can be obtained by
Western projects, and steps are being
taken to find out why.
Bellingham, Wash., experienced a
distinct shock of earthquake Thursday
evening.
Governor Dix, of New York, urges
the repeal of the law which legalizes
boxing.
A French admiral believes that de
composing powder was responsible for
the fire and explosion which destroyed
the battleship Liberté.
Tea merchants are greatly agitated
over the action of this govermennt in
enforcing the regulations against the
importation of colored tea.
Jonh D. claims that his attention
was directed to the possibilités of the
oil business by the porter of the store
where he began work as clerk 66
years ago.
Persian rebels lost 600 in a battle
with government troops.
President T aft in a speech in Iowa,
delcared that the war against trusts
must go on.
McMinnville, Or., will present
President Taft with ten pounds of the
choicest selected Yamhill county wal
nuts.
Residents of Honolulu greatly fear
the introduction of mosquitoes from
Central American ports, believing
they will bring yellow fever and ma
laria which are now unknown in the
Hawaiian islands.
PO RTLA ND
M ARKETS.
b lu rte d It e u t like • schoolboy)
E ven th e C a p ta in him self oould h e r *
ly h a v e said It m ore b lu n tly .
T rainload o f S trik e b re a k e rs Storm ed
M ute w ith a m a z e m e n t a n d so rro w ,
and Many Fall.
P risc illa , th e P u rita n m aiden,
L ooked in to A ld a n ’s face, h e r e y es
McComb City, Miss.—An explosion,
d ila te d w ith w onder,
fleet haa blockaded the Tripolitan
said to have been dynamite, occurred
F e e lin g his w ords lik e a blow , th a t
coast.
in th^railroad shops at 1:30 o’clock
stu n n e d h e r a n d re n d e re d h e r
There are unconfirmed reports that
Wednesday morning, in the vicinity of
sp e e c h le ss;
Turkey intends to send an ultimatum
which 100 or more Btrike-breakers are
T ill a t len g th sh e ex claim ed . In te r
to Greece to abandon her claims on
ru p tin g th e om inous sile n c e :
Crete and is massing troops on the
quartered.
" If th e g re a t C ap tain of P ly m o u th Is
Thessalonian frontier.
The explosion was followed by sev
so v e ry e a g e r to w ed m e.
The greatest activity ensued on
eral shots. It is not known whether
W hy does he n o t com e h im self, a n d
the receipt of news that war had been
any casualities resulted.
ta k e th e tro u b le to woo m e?
declared and notification of a blockade
If I am not w o rth th e w ooing, I su re ly
Lee Haley, aged 45, a striker, was
was sent out. It ¡ b uuderstood the var
a m n o t w o rth th e w in n in g !”
ious governments will receive the cus
shot and killed early Tuesday. He
T h en Jo h n A lden beg an e x p la in in g
tomary neutrality notices and will de
leaves a wife and two children. His
(C o p y rig h t, Thm B o b b s -M e r r iil C om p a ny)
and sm o o th in g th e m a tte r.
vote their diplomatic efforts to bring
*
Italian Squadron Blockades P o rt o f hostilities to an end and especially to
slayers are unknown.
M aking It w orse as he w ent, by sa y
A
ll
th
e
d
re
a
m
s
th
a
t
h
a
d
fad
ed
,
and
T rip o li, W hich R efutes to S u r
ing th e C a p ta in w as b u sy —
avoiding complications in the Balkans.
a ll th e hopes th a t had van ish ed .
Jackson, Miss.—In a fight in the
re n d e r on Dem and.
All his life h e n c e fo rth a d re a ry and H ad no tim e for such t h in g s ; — su c h
freight yards of the Illinois Central at
th in g s! th e w o rd s g ra tin g h a rsh ly
te n a n tle s s m ansion.
F ell on th e e a r of P ris c illa ; a n d sw ltt
McComb City between strikers and
So th e s tro n g w ill p re v aile d , a n d Al- H a u n te d by vain re g re ts , a n d pallid,
as a flash sh e m ade a n sw e r:
I-ondon—A state of war exists be
strike-breakers several persons were
so rro w fu l faces.
d e n w e n t on b is e rra n d ,
" H a s he no tim e fo r su c h th in g s, a s
S
till
he
said
to
h
im
self,
and
alm
ost
Beriously injured, one probably fatally. tween Italy and Turkey, and hostili
O ut of th e s tr e e t of th e village, and
you call It, be fo re he Is m a rrie d ,
fiercely be said It:
Into th e p a th s of th e fo rest.
Governor ordered out troops at 7 :30 ties have begun. No sooner had the
time limit fixed by the ultimatum ex
" L e t not him th a t p u tte th his hand to W ould he be lik e ly to find It, o r m ake
In
to
th
e
tra
n
q
u
il
w
oods,
w
h
e
re
blue
o'clock Tuesday night and two com pired than, ignoring the Turkish con
It, a fte r th e w edding?
th e plow look b a c k w a rd ;
b ird s a n d robing w e re build in g
T h a t Is th e way w ith you m en ; you
panies are now patroling the scene. ciliatory request for delay, Italy de
T ow ns In th e populous tre e s, w ith T h o u g h th e p lo w sh a re c u t th ro u g h
d o n ’t u n d e rsta n d us, you can not.
th e flow ers of life to Its fo u n tain s,
The special train bearing the strike clared war. The Turkish representa
h a n g in g g a rd e n s of v e rd u re ,
W hen you h ave m ade up y o u r m inds,
T
h
o
u
g
h
it
p
a
ss
o
'e
r
th
e
g
ra
v
e
s
of
th
e
breakers continued on its journey to tives in Italy received their passports.
P e a ce fu l, a e ria l c itie s of Joy a n d a f
a f te r th in k in g of th is one and
The Turkish commander at Tripoli
dead and th e h e a rth s of th e living,
fe c tio n a n d freedom .
New Orleans.
th a t one.
was asked to surrender the town, but
It
Is
th
e
w
ill
of
th
e
L
o
rd
;
a
n
d
H
is
Ail a ro u n d him w as calm , b u t w ithin
Citizens of Magnolia say that when
C hoosing, se lec tin g , re je c tin g , com
m erc y e n d u re th f o r e v e r ! ”
him com m otion a n d conflict.
the train passed there at full speed
p a rin g one w ith a n o th e r,
Love
c
o
n
te
n
d
in
g
w
ith
frien
d
sh
ip
,
and
every coach window was broken and
So he e n te re d th e h o u se : and th e T h en you m ak e know n y our d e sire ,
se
lf
w
ith
eac
h
g
e
n
ero
u
s
Im
pulse.
no one was visible at the openings,
w ith a b ru p t and sud d en avow al.
hum of th e w heel a n d th e singing
T o and fro In his b re a s t his th o u g h ts
the strike-breakers lying prone on the
And a re offended a n d h u rt, and Indig
S
u
d
d
en
ly
c
e
a
se
d
;
for
P
risc
illa
,
a
roused
w ere h e a v in g and dash in g .
floor to escape bullets.
n a n t p e rh a p s, th a t a w om an
by his ste p on th e th re sh o ld ,
As In a fo u n d e rin g ship, w ith e v e ry
Several hundred shots were ex
R ose a s he e n te re d , and g av e him h e r D oes n o t re sp o n d a t once to a love
roll
of
th
e
vessel,
changed and among the strikers there
th a t sh e n e v e r su sp ec ted .
han d , In sig n a l of w elcom e.
W ash e s th e b itte r sea, th e m e rc ile ss
were numerous bruised and broken
S aying, “ I knew it w as you, w hen I D oes n o t a tta in a t a bound th e h e ig h t
su
rg
e
of
th
e
ocean
!
D uke o f A b ru zzi.
heads. Many of the wounded were
to w hich you h a v e been clim bing.
h e a rd y o u r s te p In th e p a ssa g e ;
"M ust I re lin q u ish It a ll,” h e crie d
carried to the headquarters of the
F o r I w as th in k in g of you, a s 1 sa t T h is Is n o t rig h t n o r Ju st: for su re ly
w ith a w ild la m e n ta tio n ,
strikers and physicians were sum
According to Italian advices, the "M u st I re lin q u ish It all, th e Joy, th e
th e re sin g in g and sp in n in g .”
a w o m an 's affection
moned. It is said that several will
government plans to land 40,000 men
A w kw ard a n d dum b w ith d e lig h t, th a t Is n o t a th in g to be a sk e d for, a n d
hope,
th
e
Illusion?
die.
in Tripoli by October 7. No bombard W as It fo r th is I h ave loved, and
a th o u g h t of him had been m ingled
h a d for only th e ask in g .
The fight at McComb occurred at
ment will be attempted unless the
w aited, and w o rsh ip ed In sile n c e ? T h u s In th e sa c re d psalm , th a t cam e W h en one is tru ly In love, one n o t
the freight shed, half a mile south of
property of Italians or other foreign W as It for th is I h a v e follow ed th e
the depot.
The train bearing the
ers is endangered. It is understood
flying fe e t and th e shadow
strike-breakers had pulled down to the
the Italian ministers have elaborated O ver th e w in try sea, to th e d e so la te
freight shed and was standing on a
a scheme for the administration of
s h o re s of New E n g la n d ?
side track.
Tripoli with the Duke of Abruzzi as T ru ly th e h e a r t Is d e ce itfu l, a n d o u t
The fight raged 20 minutes. Finally
first governor. Among the first acts
of Its d e p th s of c o rru p tio n
the engineer of the train made a dash
of the new government will be the R ise, like a n e x h a la tio n , th e m isty
for his locomotive, managed to get
abolition of many taxes now imposed
p h a n to m s of p a ssio n ;
aboard while the bullets were flying
K in s V ictor E m m an u el, o f Italy .
on the Tripolitans.
A ngels of lig h t th ey seem , b u t a re
about his head, opened the throttle
only d e lu sio n s of S a tan .
and pulled out at full speed.
Prevesa— When Italian gunboats en All Is c le a r to m e n o w ; I feel It, I see
The train did not stop at any point declined, and the Italian forces imme
It d istin c tly !
south of McComb, going through sta diately occupied Tripoli and Benghazi. countered two Turkish transports with
Apparently the Turks offered no resis- 2,00$ troops aboard, the transports de- T h is is th e h a n d of th e L o rd ; It Is
tions at full speed.
tance, but this is only an assumption, termined not to be captured. They
laid upon m e In a n g er,
as immediately on landing the Italians steamed bravely on the rocks off Pre F o r I h a v e follow ed too m uch th e
T U R K S C LA M O R FOR B A TTLE
evidently seized the telegraph lines.
vesa and hundreds of soldiers were
h e a r t ’s d e sire s a n d d evices,
A Constantinople dispatch makes no drowned.
W o rsh ip in g A s h to rc th blindly, and
Sultan's People Anxious to Wage
im p io u s idols of Uaal.
Active W a r on Italians.
T h is Is th e c ro ss I m u st b e a r; th e sin
Constantinople- -Turkish telegrams
and th e sw ift re trib u tio n .”
So th ro u g h th e P ly m o u th w oods Jo h n
Wednesday reported that an Italian
A lden w en t on his e rra n d ;
warship had sunk two motor boats
C ro ssin g th e brook a t th e ford, w h e re
near Hodeida, a port on the Red Sea,
It b ra w led o v e r p eb b le a n d s h a l
and pursued the Turkish torpedo boat
low,
destroyer Peikishevuit.
G a th e rin g still, as h e w e n t, th e M ay
This news, circulated in the streets,
flow ers b loom ing a ro u n d him .
served to increase the popular clamor
F ra g ra n t, filling th e a ir w ith a s tra n g e
for battle, and citizens by the hun
a n d w o n d e rfu l sw ee tn ess,
dreds volunteered their services,
C hild ren lo st In th e w oods a n d cov
either on land or sea.
Despite the
e re d w ith lea v es In th e ir slu m b er.
fact that Turkey has appealed to the
“P u rita n flow ers,” he said, “a n d th e
powers to intervene, the people want
ty p e of P u rita n m aidens,
to fight. And Turkey is going ahead
M odest a n d sim p le a n d sw ee t, th e
with preparations for war.
v e ry ty p e of P risc illa !
A large number of volunteers, both
So I w ill ta k e th em to h e r; to P risc illa
soldiers and sailors, well officered, de
th e M ay-flower of P lym outh,
parted for the Dardanelles, where the
M odest a n d sim p le a n d sw ee t, as a
larger portion of the fleet is waiting
p a rtin g g ift w ill I ta k e th e m ;
orders. Two battleships, the Messis-
B re a th in g th e ir s ile n t fa re w e lls, as
dich and the Assar-I-Tewfik, and the
th e y fa d e a n d w ith e r and p e rish .
torpedo cruiser Rerk-I-Satvet, have
Soon to be th ro w n aw ay , a s la th e
sailed from the Golden Horn to join it.
h e a r t of th e g iv er."
Replies to the Porte’s appeal have
Bo th ro u g h th e P ly m o u th w oods Jo h n
been received from most of the pow
A lden w e n t on his e rra n d ;
ers, but they give little satisfaction.
Salonika — An Italian cruiser has C am e to a n open sp ace, and sa w the
In effect the powers say they will be mention of resistance and a mere pro
d isk of th e ocean.
unable to offer mediation until the test by the governor would be in line destroyed a Turkish destroyer in the S a ille ss, so m b e r and cold w ith th e
harbor of Prevesa in Epirus and land
Porte suggests a basis of settlement with Turkey’s announced policy.
c o m fo rtle ss b re a th of th e e a s t
The Turkish cabinet resigned when ed troops. The Turkish authorities
on the lines of Italy's demands.
w ind;
are
sending
a
battalion
of^troops
to
war
was
declared,
and
a
new
ministry
The Austrian ambassador had a long
o nly sa y s It. b u t show s 1L
from th e h e a r t of th e m aiden,
Saw th e n ew -built house, a n d p eople
interview with the grand vizier and it was formed under Said Pasha, but re Prevesa.
S ile n t b e fo re h e r h e stood, and gave H ad h e b u t w a ite d a w hile, h a d ha
a
t
w
o
rk
In
a
m
eadow
;
is announced the Russian ambassador taining the former able war minister,
only show ed th a t h e loved m e.
h e r th e flow ers fo r a n a n sw e r.
, a s h e drew n e a r th e door, th e
Constantinople—News reached here H eard
will visit him, but it is questionable Mahmoud Shefket Pasha.
F in d in g no w o rd s for his th o u g h t. H e E v en th is C a p ta in of y o u rs— w ho
m u sical voice of P risc illa
from the city of Tripoli to the effect S inging th e h u n d re d th P salm , th e
whether Said Pasha will be able to re
k n o w s?—a t la s t m ig h t h a v e won
re m e m b e re d th a t d a y In th e
that a large Italian cruiser had gone
main in office more than a few days
m e.
w in te r.
g ra n d old P u rita n a n th e m .
ashore there.
longer.
M usic th a t L u th e r s a n g to th e sa c re d A fte r th e first g re a t snow , w hen he Old a n d ro ugh a s h e Is; b u t now It
n e v e r can h a p p e n .”
b ro k e a p a th from th e village,
w ords of th e P s a lm is t,
Identified Dead Buried.
Paris—The Matin’s Athens corres
R e elin g and p lu n g in g a lo n g th ro u g h
pondent says that the telegraph offi
th e d rifts th a t e n c u m b e re d th e
Toulon, France- A wreath with a
S till Jo h n A lden w en t on, u n h e ed in g
cials at Vonitza, Greece, telegraphs to
broad ribbon of black was placed in
th e w ords of P risc illa ,
doorw ay.
the government that a naval battle oc
the name of the American navy by the
S ta m p in g th e snow from h is fe e t as U rg in g th e s u it of his frien d , e x p la in
curred off Prevesa at 2 o’clock in the
side of the caskets of the Liberte's
ing. p e rsu ad in g , e x p a n d in g ;
h e e n te re d th e house, a n d P risc illa
afternoon.
dead in the arsenal by the naval at
L au g h ed a t h is snow y locks, a n d g ave S poke of h is c o u rag e and sk ill, a n d ot
tache of the American embassy, Com
a ll his b a ttle s in F la n d e rs,
him a s e a t by th e fireside,
mander Henry Hough. The obsequies
Tripoli—The Italian squadron which
G ra te fu l and p lea se d to know h e had How w ith th e p eople of God h e h a d
for those who lost their lives when the
th o u g h t of h e r In th e snow -storm .
ch o se n to su ffe r affliction,
has been standing in the offing came
battleship was destroyed by an ex
close to shore this morning and the
H ad he b u t sp o k e n th en , p e rh a p s n o t H ow , In re tu rn fo r his zeal, th e y had
plosion and fire September 25 were
destroyer Garibaldi steamed into the
In vain h a d h e sp o k e n ;
m ade him C a p ta in of P ly m o u th ;
held Wednesday. At the conclusion of
harbor flying a white flag. After re-
Now It w a s a ll too la te ; th e g olden m o H e w as a g e n tle m a n born, could tra c e
these rites, 168 caskets, containing
connoitering, the destroyer demanded
m e n t h a d v a n ish ed !
his p e d ig re e plain ly
the bodies that had been identified,
the surrender of the entire garrison.
So h e sto o d th e r e a b ash ed , and gave B a ck to H ugh S ta n d ish of D u x bury
were placed upon 24 gun carriages.
The Turkish commander replied that
h e r th e flow ers for an a n sw er.
H all, in L a n c a s h ire , E ngland,
he was unable to comply with the de
W ho w as th e son of R alp h , a n d th e
M ay o r M c C a rth y Hopeful.
mand and emphatically refused to sur
T h en th e y s a t dow n a n d ta lk e d of
th e g ra n d so n of T h u rsto n de
render. The destroyer then retired
S ta n d is h ;
Bakersfield, Cal. The feature of
th e b ird s and th e b e a u tifu l s p rin g
and rejoined the fleet.
the day at the state convention of the
tim e.
H e ir u n to v a st e s ta te s , of w hich b e
Federation of Labor Wednesday was
w as b a se ly d e fra u d e d ,
T a lk e d of th e ir frie n d s a t hom e, and
an address by Mayor McCarthy, of
th e M ayflow er th a t sa ile d on th e S till b o re th e fam ily a rm s, and had
Italians Enthused By W a r.
San Francisco.
He said the labor
m orrow .
fo r his c re s t a cock a rg e n t
Chiasso, Switzerland — Dispatches
union party was not dead, but next
"I h a v e b e en th in k in g all d a y ,” sa id C om bed a n d w a ttle d gules, a n d all th e
from
larger
Italian
cities
tell
of
much
time would be stronger than ever.
g e n tly th e P u rita n m aid en ,
re s t of th e blazon.
The convention was addressed also by M ahm oud S h efk et P anha. T u rk ia h W ar M in iste r enthusiasm over the expedition to
"D rea m in g all n ig h t, and th in k in g all H e w as a m an of honor, of n oble a n d
Tripoli,
the
regiments
composing
Secretary Andrew Gallagher, of the
day, of th e hedge row s of E n g
g e n e ro u s n a tu re ;
which are now centered at various
San Francisco labor council, and many
lan d ,—
T hough he w as ro u g h , h e w as k in d ly ;
ports.
All
the
officers
have
volun
Turkey
continues
efforts
to
secure
short speeches were made, urging sup
T h ey a re In blossom now , and th e
sh e knew how d u rin g th e w in te r
intervention by the powers. In the teered for service, but those who will
port of the McNamaras.
c o u n try Is all like a g a rd e n ;
H e had a tte n d e d th e sick, w ith a h an d
meantime Italy is actively pursuing take part in the expedition are to be
T h in k in g of lan e s and fields, a n d the*
a s g e n tle as w o m an 's;
hostilities. Italian battleships are re chosen by lot. Larger contingents of
T u rkis h H eroes Rescued.
song of th e la rk and th e lin n e t.
S o m e w h a t h a sty and hot, h e could n o t
troops
and
carabineers
are
occupying
ported
to
have
appeared
off
Smyrna
Taranto, Italy—The Italian armored
g e s tre e t, a n d fa m ilia r
d en y It, and h e a d s tro n g .
the more riotous districts. The Ital Through the Plym outh Woods John S eein fa g c e th s e of v illa
cruiser Marco Polo has brought here and Salonika.
n e ig h b o rs
S te rn a s a so ld ie r m ig h t be, b u t
ian
fleet
is
expected
to
have
occupied
An
Italian
cruiser
landed
troops
at
Alden W ent.
the Turkish transport Sabah, which
G oing a b o u t as of old. a n d sto p p in g
h e a rty , and p la c a b le alw ay s.
she had captured.
Excitement pre Prevesa, after destroying a Turkish the whole coast from Tripoli through F ull of th e b re a th of th e L ord, con
to g o ssip to g e th e r.
N ot to be lau g h ed a t and sc o rn ed , be
Benghazi
to
Dema
by
Sunday.
vailed during the disembarkation of torpedo boat destroyer, and the Italian
And. a t th e end of th e s tre e t, th e vil
soling a n d c o m fo rtin g m any.
c a u se b e w as little of s ta tu r e ;
the prisoners. Further details of the
lag e c h u rch , w ith th e Ivy
T hen, a s he opened th e door, he be
F o r he w as g re a t of h e a rt, m ag n a n i
O
ld
Bay
Holds
P
rim
ary.
Big
S
u
gar
C
arg
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attack made by the Italian destroyers
C lim bing th e old g ra y to w e r, a n d th e
held th e form of th e m aiden
m ous, c o u rtly , c o u rag e o u s;
Boston—As an outcome of the first S eated b esid e h e r w heel, and th e
San Francisco — The largest ship
Artigliere and Corraziere upon the
q u iet g ra v e s in th e c h u rc h y a rd .
Any w om an In P ly m o u th , nay, a n y
Turkish torpedo boats Hamidyeh and ment of foreign sugar ever received in statewide primaries in Massachusetts,
K ind a re th e people I live w ith, and
card e d wool l ik e 's snow -drift
w om an In E n g la n d ,
Alpagut show that when one of the California entered San Francisco bay Governor Eugene N. Foss will head Piled a t h e r knee, h e r w h ite h ands
d e a r to m e m y re lig io n ;
M ight be h ap p y and proud to be c alled
torpedo boats sank the Artigliere sent Saturday morning. It was sent from the state Democratic ticket for the
S till m y h e a rt Is so sad. th a t I w ish
feed in g th e ra v e n o u s spindle.
th e w ife of M iles S ta n d is h !
a boat and rescued the crew, as well the East Indiea. The sugar was im second time and Lieutenant Governor W hile w ith h e r foot on th e tre a d le
m y self b ack In Old E ngland.
L.
Frotheringham
will
be
his
Repub
ported
for
the
use
of
fruit
canners,
as the Turkish flag.
sh e guided th e w heel In Its m otion. You w ill say It Is w rong, b u t I can not
B ut as he w arm ed and glow ed. 1>
who, it is said, cannot get Hawaiian lican opponent in the November elec Open w ide on h e r lap lay th e well-
help It: I a lm o st
his sim p le a n d e lo q u e n t lan g u a g e.
sugar in exchange for canned goods tions. Both candidates are from this
Cession is M ediation Basis.
W ish m y se lf b a ck In Old E n g lan d , 1 Q uite fo rg etfu l of self, a n d full of th e
w orn psalm -book of A insw orth,
Washington, D. C.
State depart exported and on that account want city. Governor Foss had no opposi P rin te d In A m ste rd am , th e w ords and
fe el so lonely and w re tc h e d .”
p ra is e of h is riv al.
ment officials express the belief that foieign sugar. It is said that its im tion except from Thomas L. Hisgen,
m usic to g e th e r.
A rch ly th e m aid e n sm iled, and. w ith
the signatories to the treaty of Berlin portation will not affect the local mar of Springfield, the presidential candi R ough-hew n, a n g u la r notes, like sto n e s
T h ere u p o n a n sw e re d th e y o u th : " In
e y es o v e rru n n in g w ith la u g h te r.
are seeking to effect a settlement of ket. The value of the shipment is date of the Independence I-eague three
In th e w all of a c h u rch y a rd .
deed I do n o t condem n you;
Said In a tre m u lo u s voice, "W hy d o n 't
the issues between Italy and Turkey $1,000,000, duty paid. The tariff on years ago. Mr. Hisgen’s vote was not D arkened and o v e rh u n g by th e ru n S to u te r h e a r ts th a n a w o m an 's h ave
you sp e a k fo r yourself, Jo h n 7"
heavy.
on the basis of the cession of Tripoli the importation is $300,000.
n ing vine of th e v erses.
q uailed In th is te rrib le w inter.
(T O B E C O N T I N U E D .)
/
to Italy and a financial compensation
tru s tin g , and
Such w as th e book from w hose pages Y o u rs Is te n d e r and
“ Turkey Will Do Her Duty.”
Fleet on S ecret M ission.
to Turkey. It was positively asserted
Q
u
a
k
e
r
Slang.
sh e sa n g th e old P u rita n a n th e m .
n e e d s a s tro n g e r to lea n on;
San Diego. Cal.—For the next week, She, th e P u rita n girl. In th e so litu d e So I have com e to you now , w ith an
Relleport. L. I.—The Turkish am
that no move whatever has been made
A v isito r to P h ila d e lp h ia , u n fa m il
by the United States in the direction bassador, Zia Pasha, expressed aston at least, the battleships California and
ia r w ith th e g a rb of th e S ociety ot
of th e (o re st.
an offer a n d proffer of m a rria g e
ishment when informed a t his summer West Virginia and the cruiser Colo M aking th e h u m b le h ouse and th e M ade by a good m an and tru e . Mllee F rlen d a. w as m uch In te re s te d In twe
of mediation.
home Saturday that Italy had declared rado will engage in maneuver work
m odest a p p a re l of hom espun
S ta n d ish . th e C a p ta in of P ly d e m u re a n d p lacid Q u a k e re ss e s wke
Schlay's Body at C apital.
a state of war between Italy and Tur off Coronado islands. The squadron B e autiful w ith h e r b e au ty , and rich
took s e a ts d ire c tly b eh in d h e r In the
m o u th ! *
Washington. D. C. The body of key. Zia Pasha said: “ I am deeply iised anchor and left for the outside t
B road s tr e e t s ta tio n .
A fte r a few
w ith th e w e alth of h e r being!
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, pained to learn that Italy has declared hursday. The move came as a sur Over him ru sh e d , lik e a w ind th a t la
T h u s be d e liv e re d his m essa g e, th e m in u te s' sile n c e sh e w as so m e w h a t
hero of the naval battle of Santiago, war upon my country. Turkey has prise to most of the officers as well as
d e x te ro u s w rite r of le tte rs —
keen a n d cold and re le n tle ss.
s ta rtle d to h e a r a g e n tle voice In
Shore T h o u g h ts of w h at m ig h t h a v e been, Did n o t e m b e llish th e th em e , n o r ar q u ire : " S ta te r K ate, w ill th e e go «
who died suddenly in New York, was done everything to avoid war. but now the marines ami bluejackets.
brought to Washington and taken to that war has come, you may rest as leave had been granted the sailors but
ra y It In b e a u tifu l p h ra se s.
a n d th e w eight and w ee of h is er-
th e c o u n te r and h a v e a m ilk p u n c h
the Schley home. The funeral will be sured that Turkey will not hesitate to this privilege was cut off and all sail
B u t c am e s tr a ig h t to th e point, aad on m e t" — L lp p ln c o tt'a
rand;
E X P L O S IO N
Wheat—Export basis:
Bluetsem,
86|<i(87c; club, 82c; red Russian 80c;
valley 82; 40-fold, 82(<i,83c; fife, 82c.
Millstuffs — Bran, $24.6007126 per
ton; middlings, $32; shorts, $6.6007.
26; rolled barley, $33.600(34.60.
Corn—Whole, $33; cracked, $34 per
ton.
Barley—New feed, $$l«32*per ton;
brewing, $37.
Oats—New white,' $29 per ton.
Hay—No. 1 Eastern Oregon tim
othy, $160(17.60; No. 1 valley, $160«
16.60; alfalfa, $12.60; clover, $9;
grain hay, $100(10.60.
Poultry—Hens, 140(16c; springs,
14dljl6c; ducks, young,
160(17c;
geese, H e; turkeys, 160(19c.
Butter — Oregon creamery, solid
pack, 31c; prints, extra.
Eggs—Fresh Oregon ranch, candled,
82c per dot.
Pork—Fancy, lOJOdlc.
Veal—Fancy, 13d£13|c per pound.
Fresh Fruits — Cantaloupes, 50c0t
$1.60 per crate; peaches, 60O(66c per
box; watermelons, 75c0($1.26 per
hundred; plums, 600(75c per crate;
prunes, Il0t2c per pound; pears, $1
0(1.26 per box; grapes, 80co($1.16
per box; apples, $10(2.60; huckleber
ries, 8c pound.
Vegetables — Artichokes, 76c per
dozen;
beans,
60( 10c; cabbages,
$1.600(2 hundred; corn, 26oi30r doz
en; cucumbers, $10(1.26 sack; egg
plant, 60l'8c pound; garlic, 10(<i.'12c
pound; lettuce, 400t60c dozen; hot
house lettuce, $1.260£l.76 box; pep
pers, 60( 6c pound; radishes, 12|c doz
en; sprouts, 8c pound; tomatoes, 60c
00$2.26 box; carrots, $1.26 per sack;
turnips, $1; beets, $1.75.
Potatoes—Oregon, l i e per pound;
sweet potatoes, 2Jc.
Onions—California, $1.60 hundred.
Hope—1911 crop, 33c; olds, nominal.
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 9(0:16c per
pound, according to shrinkage; val-
i*y. 17c; mohair, choice, 36(>/.37ic.
Cattle—Choice steers, $5.25oi6.45;
good, $6f<i.6.26; fair, $4.75(<i6; me
dium, $4.600(4.76; poor, $3.76<i(4 50;
choice cows, $4.300(4.60; fair, $40(
4.16; common, $2.600(3.60, extra
choice spayed heifers, $4.400(4.60;
choice heifers, $4.26o/:4.40; choice
bulla, $3.260(8.60; good, $2.75.1,3;
common, $20( 2.60; choice calves,
$7.150(7.26; good, $70(7.16; com
mon, $40(6; choice stags, $4.600t
4.76; good. $4.260(4.60.
Hogs—Choice light hogs, $7.60o(
7.76 good to choice, $7.600(7.60; fair,
$7.260(7.60; common $70(7.26.
Sheep — Choice yearling wethers
eoarse wool, $3.660(4; choice yearl
ing wethers east of mountains, $3.36
« 8 66; choice twos and threes, $30(
$.26; choice lambs,
$4.600(4.80;
choice yearlings, $4.600(4.76; good to
choice lambs, $4.260(4.60; culls $2.60
held Thursday.
«$.
F O L L O W S S T R IK E .
ITALY MAKES WAR ON TURKS
ITALIAN TROOPS
LAND IN TRIPOLI
Courtship °f
M iles Standish
With Illustrations by
Turkish Transports Are Driven
Ashore With Great Loss.
Howard Chandler Christy
The L over's E rrand
r
do her duty.”
or« were summoned aboard ship.